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US Man Who Moved To India 9 Years Ago Shares How His Life Changed For Good. See Post
An American citizen who came to India about 9 years ago recently took to LinkedIn to share how a daring move he made years ago changed his life for good.
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Metaverse Could Be Worse Than Social Media, Inventor of First AR System Warns
With big tech drifting towards virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), creating space to accommodate the metaverse, there is an intense debate underway about the limits — or rather a lack of it — of this new technology. One of the major concerns among skeptics is that the metaverse could lead to an end of reality as we know it.
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9 Years On, A Family In Israel Prays For Victims Of 26/11 Terror Attack
Overwhelmed with emotion, Rabbi Shimon Rosenberg tried to avoid sharing his feelings. He had spent the past week remembering his loved ones who were killed by Pakistan-based LeT terrorists in the brutal 26/11 terror attack in Mumbai nine years ago.
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The Weekend Chill: 10 Cloverfield Lane, Doctor Strange, and More
HBO's biggest show of all time is here, a game all about killing aliens and other things to enjoy this weekend.
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Marvel's Jessica Jones Renewed for a Second Season on Netflix
The failed superhero turned private investigator will return to Netflix in the near future.
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Female Hormone Supplements May Up Breast Cancer Risk: Study
Post-menopausal women who use female hormone supplements containing estrogen and progestin ("combination" therapy) are at an increased risk for estrogen receptor positive breast cancer, says a new study.
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Marvel Movies Should Take Notes From Jessica Jones
The film noir-styled Jessica Jones is a very promising series that, halfway in, seems to be doing a better job of telling a story than Marvel's big budget movies do.
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Drug Overdose Epidemic Top Cause of US Injury Deaths
Drug overdoses have reached epidemic levels in the United States where they are the leading cause of injury deaths, surpassing car accidents and gunshots, the Drug Enforcement Administration said on Wednesday.
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Canadian-Israeli Woman Sought 'Redemption' by Helping Kurds Fight Islamic State
A Canadian-Israeli who was the first foreign woman to help the Kurds in their fight against Islamic State said on Monday that she had volunteered in an effort to "turn her life around" after being jailed in the United States for an international phone scam.
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Jewish Woman Who Helped Kurds Fight Islamic State Returns to Israel
A Canadian-Israeli who was the first foreign woman to help Syria's Kurds fight Islamic State has left the front lines and returned to Israel, citing the spread of Iranian influence in the war zones among her reasons.
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US Presidential Hopeful Donald Trump Speaks Out Against Undocumental Immigrants
Donald Trump met in Los Angeles on Friday with families whose loved ones were killed by undocumented immigrants, saying US immigration policy has allowed criminals from other countries to find sanctuary in American borders.
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Madonna's Rep Denies Singer Was Texting During Show
"Its not true. She was invited backstage four different times. She texted post the show when they were doing their fundraising pitch. Madonna had already made a generous donation," her representative Liz Rosenberg said
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Afghanistan to Allow Return of Expelled New York Times Reporter
Afghanistan's new government will allow a New York Times journalist who was expelled in August to return and resume work in the country, the newspaper said Sunday.
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Apple and Google Competition More Brutal Than Before: Eric Schmidt
Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt is busy promoting his book 'How Google Works.'
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Cher Sued By Dancers For Alleged Racism?
Three backup dancers sued Cher on Thursday claiming they were wrongfully fired from her current tour
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US Man Who Moved To India 9 Years Ago Shares How His Life Changed For Good. See Post
An American citizen who came to India about 9 years ago recently took to LinkedIn to share how a daring move he made years ago changed his life for good.
-
Metaverse Could Be Worse Than Social Media, Inventor of First AR System Warns
With big tech drifting towards virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), creating space to accommodate the metaverse, there is an intense debate underway about the limits — or rather a lack of it — of this new technology. One of the major concerns among skeptics is that the metaverse could lead to an end of reality as we know it.
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9 Years On, A Family In Israel Prays For Victims Of 26/11 Terror Attack
Overwhelmed with emotion, Rabbi Shimon Rosenberg tried to avoid sharing his feelings. He had spent the past week remembering his loved ones who were killed by Pakistan-based LeT terrorists in the brutal 26/11 terror attack in Mumbai nine years ago.
-
The Weekend Chill: 10 Cloverfield Lane, Doctor Strange, and More
HBO's biggest show of all time is here, a game all about killing aliens and other things to enjoy this weekend.
-
Marvel's Jessica Jones Renewed for a Second Season on Netflix
The failed superhero turned private investigator will return to Netflix in the near future.
-
Female Hormone Supplements May Up Breast Cancer Risk: Study
Post-menopausal women who use female hormone supplements containing estrogen and progestin ("combination" therapy) are at an increased risk for estrogen receptor positive breast cancer, says a new study.
-
Marvel Movies Should Take Notes From Jessica Jones
The film noir-styled Jessica Jones is a very promising series that, halfway in, seems to be doing a better job of telling a story than Marvel's big budget movies do.
-
Drug Overdose Epidemic Top Cause of US Injury Deaths
Drug overdoses have reached epidemic levels in the United States where they are the leading cause of injury deaths, surpassing car accidents and gunshots, the Drug Enforcement Administration said on Wednesday.
-
Canadian-Israeli Woman Sought 'Redemption' by Helping Kurds Fight Islamic State
A Canadian-Israeli who was the first foreign woman to help the Kurds in their fight against Islamic State said on Monday that she had volunteered in an effort to "turn her life around" after being jailed in the United States for an international phone scam.
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Jewish Woman Who Helped Kurds Fight Islamic State Returns to Israel
A Canadian-Israeli who was the first foreign woman to help Syria's Kurds fight Islamic State has left the front lines and returned to Israel, citing the spread of Iranian influence in the war zones among her reasons.
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US Presidential Hopeful Donald Trump Speaks Out Against Undocumental Immigrants
Donald Trump met in Los Angeles on Friday with families whose loved ones were killed by undocumented immigrants, saying US immigration policy has allowed criminals from other countries to find sanctuary in American borders.
-
Madonna's Rep Denies Singer Was Texting During Show
"Its not true. She was invited backstage four different times. She texted post the show when they were doing their fundraising pitch. Madonna had already made a generous donation," her representative Liz Rosenberg said
-
Afghanistan to Allow Return of Expelled New York Times Reporter
Afghanistan's new government will allow a New York Times journalist who was expelled in August to return and resume work in the country, the newspaper said Sunday.
-
Apple and Google Competition More Brutal Than Before: Eric Schmidt
Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt is busy promoting his book 'How Google Works.'
-
Cher Sued By Dancers For Alleged Racism?
Three backup dancers sued Cher on Thursday claiming they were wrongfully fired from her current tour
