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  • Abortion Pill Orders Surge 16 Times as Women Brace for Tougher Laws Amid fears of tighter abortion restrictions, sales of abortion pills soar, with many women stockpiling medications preemptively.
  • China’s ‘Prisoner for a Day’ Tourism Program Lets You Walk in the Footsteps of Exiled Prisoners China launches a controversial tourism program allowing visitors to experience the lives of historically exiled prisoners at Ningguta.
  • $154,000 for a Truffle? Hong Kong Auction Sets New Record for White Alba Truffle A 908-gram white truffle fetched $154,000 at the 25th Alba White Truffle World Auction in Hong Kong, raising $385,000 total.
  • North Korea Targets South Korea’s GPS with 5-Day Jamming—Are Drone Strikes Next? North Korea's GPS jamming attempts have disrupted South Korean operations, continuing for five days as part of military exercises.
  • Propaganda Materials Created by North Korean Defectors Aim to Break Troops' Loyalty in Ukraine Tensions rise as North Korean soldiers queue for Russian supplies, with defectors now aiding Ukraine's psychological warfare efforts.
  • Tesla Fire Kills Four in Toronto, Raising Alarm Over Car’s Door Safety During Emergencies A Tesla fire in Toronto killed four passengers who couldn't open the doors, raising safety concerns about the vehicle's design.
  • Trump’s Change of Heart on TikTok: Will He Undo Biden’s Ban? Trump's potential reversal of Biden's TikTok ban raises questions about U.S.-China relations and cybersecurity policies.
  • Forgotten Doorstop Turns Into $3.2 Million Masterpiece at Auction A 300-year-old marble bust used to prop a door in a UK council has been valued at 4.5 billion won, highlighting its historical significance.
  • South Korea’s Trade Strategy Amid Trump's Second Term: Diplomacy or Defeat? South Korea's former Trade Negotiation Chiefs strategize post-Trump election, facing uncertainties for the export-reliant economy.
  • South Korea’s Super-Rich Flock to U.S. to Escape High Inheritance Taxes South Korea's 'super-rich' are increasingly seeking U.S. investment immigration due to high inheritance taxes, with a surge in EB-5 visas.
  • 144-Year-Old Chinese Restaurant Shaken by Rat Sighting in Kitchen A famous dim sum restaurant in China was investigated after a rat was spotted in the kitchen, sparking public outrage.
  • Kim Jong Un’s Viral ‘POWER’ Rendition Hits Half a Million Views in Days A deepfake video of Kim Jong Un singing G-Dragon's "POWER" goes viral, showcasing AI technology and clever lyrics parodying North Korea.
  • China-Made Air Fryers Accused of Eavesdropping and Sharing Data on TikTok Investigations reveal Chinese air fryer apps may record conversations and share data with TikTok, raising privacy concerns in the UK.
  • Ukrainian Soldiers Study Korean as North Korean Troops Train for Front Lines Ukrainian troops are learning Korean to communicate with North Korean soldiers deployed by Russia, according to reports.
  • Kim Jong Un ‘Arrested’ in Public Campaign Against North Korean Abuses PSCORE and Lee Jae-seok Advertising Institute launched a campaign against human rights abuses in North Korea in Geneva.
  • At 428 Pounds, 12-Year-Old Chinese Girl Battles Obesity and Health Risks A 12-year-old girl in China faces severe obesity linked to early antibiotic use, prompting concerns about health implications and treatment.
  • ‘Moving to Canada’ Trends Big as Trump Victory Becomes Real Following Trump's election win, searches for Canadian immigration surged nearly 5,000%, reflecting political anxiety among Americans.
  • ‘Why Is My Baby’s Skin So Dark?’: Chinese Couple Shocked and Seek Answers A couple in Shanghai faced trust issues after their newborn's dark skin raised paternity doubts, but experts clarified the situation.
  • North Korean Troops Binge on Porn with Taste of Freedom in Russia North Korean soldiers in Russia are reportedly engaged in unrestricted internet use, including pornography, amid military training.
  • China’s Famous Mountain Boulder Turns Out to Be Fake A large boulder at the summit of a famous mountain in China has sparked controversy after it was revealed to be an artificial structure.
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