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6-Year-Old Indian Girl Escapes Sexual Assault Thanks to Monkeys: Here's What Happened!A story emerged from an Indian news outlet where a 6-year-old girl escaped a potential sexual assault with the help of monkeys.
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.
Kamala Harris Reveals Her Deep Connection to Korean Culture—Mentions BTS and More In an op-ed, Vice President Kamala Harris expressed her admiration for Korean culture, reflecting on family values and representation.
Barbie’s 65th Anniversary Shines Bright in NYC with Rare Dolls and Life-Size Looks In Columbus Circle, New York City, a unique exhibition featuring Barbie dolls as the main attraction has been the talk of the town.
Celebrate Halloween at The Rocks—Sydney’s Most Haunted Spot Just Got Spookier A Halloween festival called Ghost In The Rocks is set to open at the Old Merchant House, a heritage site in The Rocks, Sydney, Australia.
Trick or Treat: How Halloween Grew from Small Festivity to American Favorite Halloween is an annual festival celebrated worldwide on October 31. People dress up as ghosts, monsters, and various characters.
7 Years Later, Studio Museum in Harlem Set to Reopen with Iconic Exhibit The Studio Museum in Harlem will reopen in 2025 and, in its first exhibition after renovations, showcase Tom Lloyd's works.
Brides for Sale? China’s Proposal to 'Import' Foreign Women Causes Online Uproar China's gender imbalance leads to a proposal for importing foreign brides, raising concerns over human trafficking and cultural issues.
Can TikTok Destroy Your Ability to Read? Experts Weigh In! Concerns over declining literacy among youth rise, highlighting the importance of critical thinking and thoughtful reading habits.
McDonald’s Weddings? Young Couples in China Choose Burgers Over Banquets Young couples in China are rejecting expensive weddings and instead opting to hold them at McDonald's or Haidilao.
Chinese-Style Clothing Mistaken for Korean Attire at Australian War Memorial A controversy arose at the Australian War Memorial over mislabeling Chinese-style clothing as traditional Korean attire.
Chinese Tradition Under Fire After Bride is Taped to Utility Pole in Viral Wedding Prank In Shanxi, China, the groom's friends controversially taped the bride to a utility pole, sparking outrage and calls to rethink wedding pranks.
7 Surprising Uses for Flat Soda You Never Knew Existed! Don’t toss flat cider! Use it to lift stains, soften nail polish, freshen flowers, and enhance flavors in cooking.
Feeling Hungrier This Fall? Here’s Why It’s Totally Normal! In fall, shorter days and colder temperatures increase appetite. To manage cravings, choose foods like apples, spinach, and seaweed.
Gen Z Chooses Gaming Over Movies: New Survey Reveals Shifting Trends Online media outlet Gigazine reported that many Gen Z, born in the late 1990s and early 2000s, prefer gaming over watching movies.
Lululemon Leggings for $5? China's Counterfeit Market on the Rise China's youth, facing unemployment, turn to counterfeit goods as the economy struggles, reviving the nation's past imitation culture.
Misleading Maps: Koreans Rally Against China’s Distortion of the Great Wall Controversy arises over "dolsot bibimbap" designation in China, highlighting distortions of the Great Wall's history and cultural claims.
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China Finds 3,500-Year-Old Cheese in Desert Mummy Chinese scientists claim to have discovered the "world's oldest cheese" in a desert mummy in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.
6-Year-Old Indian Girl Escapes Sexual Assault Thanks to Monkeys: Here's What Happened! A story emerged from an Indian news outlet where a 6-year-old girl escaped a potential sexual assault with the help of monkeys.
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