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Voice Suddenly Giving Out? Why It Might Not Be Just Laryngitis Spasmodic dysphonia is a rare voice disorder causing speech difficulties due to abnormal laryngeal muscle contractions. Awareness is vital.
China Hits Back at Hollywood as Trade War With Trump Heats Up China tightens Hollywood film imports in response to U.S. tariffs, risking major losses for American studios amid trade tensions.
10 Reasons to Eat Seasonal Foods for Better Health, Sustainability, and Taste Seasonal foods offer health benefits, enhance flavor, reduce costs, and support the environment, making them a wise choice for all.
Microplastics Found to Raise Risk of Cognitive Decline, Mental Disorders Microplastics in water may increase risks of mental and physical disorders, with higher concentrations linked to cognitive decline.
Winter Hair Loss? Avoid These 6 Habits to Keep Your Scalp Healthy Winter can worsen hair loss; avoid habits like applying conditioner to the scalp, excessive drinking, and using plastic brushes.
Chinese Actor Kidnapped in Thailand Found in Myanmar with a Shaved Head—What Happened? Chinese actor Wang Xing was found in Myanmar after being abducted in Thailand, raising concerns about crime syndicates and tourism.
Americans Check Their Phones 144 Times a Day – Here's Why You Should Be Concerned Americans' smartphone use surged 42.3% this year, averaging 144 checks daily, with Gen Z leading in usage and awareness of addiction.
IU Donates $341,000 to Support Marginalized Groups This Christmas IU donated 500 million won to support marginalized groups, exemplifying her commitment to philanthropy and social impact.
White House Reacts to South Korea’s Martial Law—Is It a Threat to Democracy? The White House is monitoring South Korea's martial law declaration amid major media coverage and public reactions to the situation.
Travel Plans Disrupted: Major Nations Issue Travel Warnings After South Korea’s Martial Law President Yoon's martial law declaration in South Korea prompted global travel advisories, impacting tourism despite plans to lift it.
America First, No Matter Who Wins: South Korea Plans for Trade Challenges South Korean trade experts predict the America First approach will persist after the U.S. election, regardless of the winner.
U.S. Election Uncertainty: Why Malaysia Stands to Gain Either Way Analysts predict that Malaysia will benefit from trade policies regardless of the outcome of the U.S. presidential election.
Nasal Breathing vs. Mouth Breathing: Which Is Better for Your Health? Find Out Nasal breathing is healthier than mouth breathing, providing benefits like air filtration, moisture regulation, and nitric oxide release.
House Passes Bill Blocking Tax Credits for Chinese-Backed EVs: Big Win for U.S. Auto Industry? On Thursday, U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 7980, the End Chinese Dominance of Electric Vehicles in America Act of 2024.
Market Panic: TInvestors Pull Out as Kamala Harris Rises—Find Out the Impact Post-debate, investors fled assets linked to a Trump victory, with Trump Media stock plunging 13%, while solar stocks surged.
KOSPI Falls Over 1% Despite Strong Nvidia Earnings: 'Expectations Were Too High' Nvidia's Q2 revenue surpassed expectations but fell short of market hopes, leading to declines in major Korean semiconductor stocks.
Nvidia Posts Record Q2 Earnings but Stock Falls as Market Expectations Remain High Nvidia's strong Q2 earnings and upbeat Q3 guidance led to a stock drop, reflecting the market's high expectations.
90% of CEOs in South Korea Think AI Will Boost Their Strategic Moves—Here’s How Over 90% of South Korean CEOs believe AI can aid strategic decision-making, enhancing data analysis and efficiency.
Is the World Ready? Trump’s Trade Policies Could Spell Disaster Trump's potential reelection could threaten global trade. Some speculate it would be more detrimental to China than during his first term.
Attention Coffee Lovers: 6 Signals Your Body Sends to Quit Caffeine Watch for caffeine addiction signs like headaches, upset stomach, trembling, fatigue, anxiety, and dry eyes if you consume coffee excessively.
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