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Joint Chiefs of Staff Slams North Korea - Strict Warning on Military Satellite Launch Plans The Joint Chiefs of Staff warned North Korea sternly, demanding an immediate halt to its satellite launch preparations.
Biden Lags Behind Trump in Unprecedented Turn of Approval Ratings Incumbent President Joe Biden lags behind former President Donald Trump in recent major polls, an uncommon scenario for an incumbent.
Taylor Swift Fan Dies During Concert in Sweltering Heat with No Water Allowed A college student, Ana Clara, tragically lost consciousness and died during Taylor Swift's concert in Rio de Janeiro amidst a heatwave.
Far-Right Outsider Milei Wins Argentina Presidential Race Amid Economic Chaos Javier Milei wins the Argentine presidential runoff election, promising radical economic reforms amid economic hardships.
Rosalynn Carter, Former First Lady, Passes Away at 96 - A Legacy of Love and Advocacy Rosalynn Carter, former U.S. First Lady, dies at 96; known for advocacy in mental health, caregiving, and women's rights.
No Plans for a Bigger iMac: Apple Shuns the 27-Inch M3 Model Apple unveiled its new Mac computer lineup, featuring the M3 chip, offering improved performance and a colorful 24-inch iMac.
What Apple Doesn't Want You to Know: Hidden Symbolism in Your iPhone's Apps Apple's default app icons contain hidden, symbolic meanings, showcasing the company's attention to detail and design.
iPhone 15 Pro Max Camera Gets a Boost with Glass Imaging's Tech Glass Imaging claims iPhone 15 Pro Max's image processing falls short; introduces GlassAI software for superior photo correction.
Liquid Detection Feature Comes to MacBook USB-C Ports: What to Expect Apple is adding a liquid detection feature to MacBook USB-C ports, potentially for repair warranty policies and data collection.
When IKEA Mocks Balenciaga: The 'Towel Skirt' Showdown IKEA UK playfully mimics Balenciaga's 'towel skirt' fashion with a $16 towel, highlighting the price difference and drawing attention.
Jung Kook Surprises Fans with Exclusive Perfume Containing 24K Gold BTS's Jung Kook gifted fans at a pre-recording for a music show with a unique perfume containing 24k gold flakes, exclusively for ARMY.
AI and Labor Market: Which Jobs Are Most Exposed to Automation? Bank of Korea reports high AI exposure for jobs like doctors, engineers, and accountants, emphasizing soft skills' importance.
Tottenham Captain Son's Injury Update After a Rough Tackle From Singapore Player South Korea's manager, Jürgen Klinsmann, criticizes a Singapore player for a rough tackle on Son Heung-min in a 2026 FIFA World Cup match.
UN Blasts Kim Jong Un: Continues to Pressure on North Korea's Human Rights Abuses The United Nations' Third Committee has adopted a resolution condemning North Korea's systematic and widespread human rights abuses.
President Yoon's APEC Agenda: Strengthening Supply Chains and Revitalize Global Economy South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol arrives in San Francisco for APEC summit, emphasizing economic cooperation and well-being.
Singer Jason Mraz's Unfiltered Talk on Bisexuality and Divorce Singer Jason Mraz credits his wife for helping him come to terms with his bisexuality and navigate his journey of self-acceptance.
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Biden Boost: $3.5 Billion Surge into Battery Industry Biden allocates $3.5B for the U.S. battery industry, targeting manufacturing, recycling, and raw materials supply chain support.
Sky-High Pedaling Over Dubai: Viral Video Sparks Doubts - Is It True? The Dubai Fitness Challenge promotes daily 30-minute exercise for 30 days, including events like the Dubai Ride and citywide activities.
NewJeans Takes Over Social Media After LoL World Championship Opener Girl group NewJeans lit up the 2023 LoL World Championship finals with their electrifying opening performance of "GODS."
Joint Chiefs of Staff Slams North Korea - Strict Warning on Military Satellite Launch Plans The Joint Chiefs of Staff warned North Korea sternly, demanding an immediate halt to its satellite launch preparations.
Biden Lags Behind Trump in Unprecedented Turn of Approval Ratings Incumbent President Joe Biden lags behind former President Donald Trump in recent major polls, an uncommon scenario for an incumbent.
Taylor Swift Fan Dies During Concert in Sweltering Heat with No Water Allowed A college student, Ana Clara, tragically lost consciousness and died during Taylor Swift's concert in Rio de Janeiro amidst a heatwave.
Far-Right Outsider Milei Wins Argentina Presidential Race Amid Economic Chaos Javier Milei wins the Argentine presidential runoff election, promising radical economic reforms amid economic hardships.
Rosalynn Carter, Former First Lady, Passes Away at 96 - A Legacy of Love and Advocacy Rosalynn Carter, former U.S. First Lady, dies at 96; known for advocacy in mental health, caregiving, and women's rights.
No Plans for a Bigger iMac: Apple Shuns the 27-Inch M3 Model Apple unveiled its new Mac computer lineup, featuring the M3 chip, offering improved performance and a colorful 24-inch iMac.
What Apple Doesn't Want You to Know: Hidden Symbolism in Your iPhone's Apps Apple's default app icons contain hidden, symbolic meanings, showcasing the company's attention to detail and design.
iPhone 15 Pro Max Camera Gets a Boost with Glass Imaging's Tech Glass Imaging claims iPhone 15 Pro Max's image processing falls short; introduces GlassAI software for superior photo correction.
Liquid Detection Feature Comes to MacBook USB-C Ports: What to Expect Apple is adding a liquid detection feature to MacBook USB-C ports, potentially for repair warranty policies and data collection.
When IKEA Mocks Balenciaga: The 'Towel Skirt' Showdown IKEA UK playfully mimics Balenciaga's 'towel skirt' fashion with a $16 towel, highlighting the price difference and drawing attention.
Jung Kook Surprises Fans with Exclusive Perfume Containing 24K Gold BTS's Jung Kook gifted fans at a pre-recording for a music show with a unique perfume containing 24k gold flakes, exclusively for ARMY.
AI and Labor Market: Which Jobs Are Most Exposed to Automation? Bank of Korea reports high AI exposure for jobs like doctors, engineers, and accountants, emphasizing soft skills' importance.
Tottenham Captain Son's Injury Update After a Rough Tackle From Singapore Player South Korea's manager, Jürgen Klinsmann, criticizes a Singapore player for a rough tackle on Son Heung-min in a 2026 FIFA World Cup match.
UN Blasts Kim Jong Un: Continues to Pressure on North Korea's Human Rights Abuses The United Nations' Third Committee has adopted a resolution condemning North Korea's systematic and widespread human rights abuses.
President Yoon's APEC Agenda: Strengthening Supply Chains and Revitalize Global Economy South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol arrives in San Francisco for APEC summit, emphasizing economic cooperation and well-being.
Singer Jason Mraz's Unfiltered Talk on Bisexuality and Divorce Singer Jason Mraz credits his wife for helping him come to terms with his bisexuality and navigate his journey of self-acceptance.
Rare 'Inverted Jenny' Stamp Sells for $2 Million in Epic Auction A rare 'Inverted Jenny' stamp, famous among collectors for its upside-down airplane image, was sold for $2 million in a U.S. auction.
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