1 U.S. Economy Thrives Despite High Interest Rates—Are We Out of the Woods? The U.S. economy exhibited stronger growth in the last quarter, marking the second consecutive quarter of acceleration...
2 Apple Under Fire: Why Is South Korea Missing Out on the 'Find My' Feature? A national investigation is being called in response to Apple's decision to disable its "Find My" feature exclusively in South Korea,
3 Canada’s Women Soccer Coach Bev Priestman Ousted After Olympic Drone Spying Scandal A team has been disqualified from the Paris Olympics for using drones to spy on their opponents' training sessions.
4 Trump Targets Harris: ‘Radical Left Lunatic’ in Heated Charlotte Rally After President Joe Biden's exit, Trump launched a focused attack on Vice President Kamala Harris, using strong language to criticize her.
5 Frankfurt Airport Flights Canceled After Climate Activists Take Over Runways 6 activists from the German environmental organization Letzte Generation staged a protest on the runway, holding posters that read Oil kills.
6 Diamonds Under Mercury? New Research Unveils Shocking Possibility A diamond mantle layer approximately 16 kilometers (10 miles) thick may exist beneath the surface of Mercury, according to a recent study.
7 Olympics or Sauna? Athletes Struggle with Sweltering Shuttle Buses Heatwaves are becoming the main source of concern among South Korean athletes gearing up for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
8 North Korean Hacker Busted for Hacking U.S. Hospitals and NASA—$10 Million Bounty on the Line The U.S. Department of Justice revealed that it has issued an arrest warrant for Rim Jong Hyok, a North Korean hacker linked to Andariel.
9 Kim Jong Un Sends Condolences to Vietnam After Leader's Death Kim Jong Un sent condolence flowers to the funeral of Nguyen Phu Trong, leader of its ruling Communist Party, who passed away last Friday.
10 Lottery Rapist Strikes It Rich Again: How His $9 Million Win Turned Into a $12 Million Fortune The lottery rapist has reportedly increased his wealth through successful investments 20 years later, sparking anger among locals.
11 North Korea Might Open Fire on South Korean Balloon Launch Sites South Korea's Defense Minister Shin Won Sik stated in an interview with Japanese media that the situation is closely monitored.
12 32% of Ukrainians Open to Giving Up Land for Peace An increasing number of Ukrainians believe that some territorial concessions might be acceptable for a quicker resolution of the conflict.
13 China’s Warning to Taiwan: Don’t Be America’s 'Pawn' in Trump’s Defense Scheme Chinese government warned Taiwan's ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) not to become a "pawn" for the U.S.
14 Cocaine in the Ocean? Researchers Find Shocking Levels in Brazilian Sharks Brazilian sharpnose sharks caught in the waters off Rio de Janeiro tested positive for high concentrations of cocaine.
15 Trump's Shooter Searched JFK's Assassination For Reference The shooter of Donald Trump reportedly prepared for the attack by flying a drone over the site two hours before the rally.
16 U.S. Sanctions on Chinese Network Supporting North Korea's Missile Program The U.S. sanctioned five Chinese companies and six Chinese individuals for supporting North Korea's ballistic missile and space program.
17 Kamala Harris Skips Netanyahu's Speech: Bold Move or Missed Opportunity? Vice President Kamala Harris did not attend Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to the U.S. Congress.
18 Baby Born with Two Faces and Four Limbs Dies After Just 5 Hours A baby born in India with two faces, four arms, and four legs tragically passed away just five hours after birth.
19 North Korean Athletes Keep Low Profile as They Train for Paris Olympics After an eight-year absence from the Olympic stage, North Korean athletes focus solely on training while avoiding outside contact.
20 Elon Musk Delays Tesla's Optimus Robot Launch: What’s Going On? Tesla CEO Elon Musk has delayed the launch of the humanoid robot Optimus longer than scheduled.
1 U.S. Economy Thrives Despite High Interest Rates—Are We Out of the Woods? The U.S. economy exhibited stronger growth in the last quarter, marking the second consecutive quarter of acceleration...
2 Apple Under Fire: Why Is South Korea Missing Out on the 'Find My' Feature? A national investigation is being called in response to Apple's decision to disable its "Find My" feature exclusively in South Korea,
3 Canada’s Women Soccer Coach Bev Priestman Ousted After Olympic Drone Spying Scandal A team has been disqualified from the Paris Olympics for using drones to spy on their opponents' training sessions.
4 Trump Targets Harris: ‘Radical Left Lunatic’ in Heated Charlotte Rally After President Joe Biden's exit, Trump launched a focused attack on Vice President Kamala Harris, using strong language to criticize her.
5 Frankfurt Airport Flights Canceled After Climate Activists Take Over Runways 6 activists from the German environmental organization Letzte Generation staged a protest on the runway, holding posters that read Oil kills.
6 Diamonds Under Mercury? New Research Unveils Shocking Possibility A diamond mantle layer approximately 16 kilometers (10 miles) thick may exist beneath the surface of Mercury, according to a recent study.
7 Olympics or Sauna? Athletes Struggle with Sweltering Shuttle Buses Heatwaves are becoming the main source of concern among South Korean athletes gearing up for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
8 North Korean Hacker Busted for Hacking U.S. Hospitals and NASA—$10 Million Bounty on the Line The U.S. Department of Justice revealed that it has issued an arrest warrant for Rim Jong Hyok, a North Korean hacker linked to Andariel.
9 Kim Jong Un Sends Condolences to Vietnam After Leader's Death Kim Jong Un sent condolence flowers to the funeral of Nguyen Phu Trong, leader of its ruling Communist Party, who passed away last Friday.
10 Lottery Rapist Strikes It Rich Again: How His $9 Million Win Turned Into a $12 Million Fortune The lottery rapist has reportedly increased his wealth through successful investments 20 years later, sparking anger among locals.
11 North Korea Might Open Fire on South Korean Balloon Launch Sites South Korea's Defense Minister Shin Won Sik stated in an interview with Japanese media that the situation is closely monitored.
12 32% of Ukrainians Open to Giving Up Land for Peace An increasing number of Ukrainians believe that some territorial concessions might be acceptable for a quicker resolution of the conflict.
13 China’s Warning to Taiwan: Don’t Be America’s 'Pawn' in Trump’s Defense Scheme Chinese government warned Taiwan's ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) not to become a "pawn" for the U.S.
14 Cocaine in the Ocean? Researchers Find Shocking Levels in Brazilian Sharks Brazilian sharpnose sharks caught in the waters off Rio de Janeiro tested positive for high concentrations of cocaine.
15 Trump's Shooter Searched JFK's Assassination For Reference The shooter of Donald Trump reportedly prepared for the attack by flying a drone over the site two hours before the rally.
16 U.S. Sanctions on Chinese Network Supporting North Korea's Missile Program The U.S. sanctioned five Chinese companies and six Chinese individuals for supporting North Korea's ballistic missile and space program.
17 Kamala Harris Skips Netanyahu's Speech: Bold Move or Missed Opportunity? Vice President Kamala Harris did not attend Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to the U.S. Congress.
18 Baby Born with Two Faces and Four Limbs Dies After Just 5 Hours A baby born in India with two faces, four arms, and four legs tragically passed away just five hours after birth.
19 North Korean Athletes Keep Low Profile as They Train for Paris Olympics After an eight-year absence from the Olympic stage, North Korean athletes focus solely on training while avoiding outside contact.
20 Elon Musk Delays Tesla's Optimus Robot Launch: What’s Going On? Tesla CEO Elon Musk has delayed the launch of the humanoid robot Optimus longer than scheduled.
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