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This European Country Will Map Immigrants' Values To Boost Integration
Sweden plans to survey immigrants' values in a bid to improve their integration into the country's progressive and liberal society.
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Muharram 2025: The Battle Of Karbala And Significance Of Ashura
Muharram, the first month of the Islamic calendar, is considered sacred by Muslims around the world.
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One Dead, Six Wounded In Indianapolis Shooting
One person was killed and six others wounded in a shooting in the US city of Indianapolis, police said, a day after the country celebrated its independence day.
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From Black Ivory To Kopi Luwak: 6 Of The Most Expensive Coffees In The World
These brews come with limited supplies and hefty price tags. Curious to learn more? Let's dive into the world of the world's most expensive coffees!
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Search On For Survivors Of Pakistan Building Collapse
A five-storey building collapsed in Pakistan, killing at least eight people and injuring nine others, officials said, with rescuers searching through the rubble for more trapped victims.
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Nutella Fans Brace to Pay More As Frost Hits Turkish Hazelnut Harvest
A fresh supply squeeze is set to hit another food pleasure - the hazelnuts that go into making the chocolaty Nutella spread.
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Microsoft Shuts Pakistan Operations After 25 Years, Cites Global Restructuring
Tech giant Microsoft has announced to shut down its limited operations in Pakistan as part of its global strategy to reduce workforce, which various stakeholders termed on Friday as a "troubling sign" for the country's economy.
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What Is The Mann Act, The Law Used To Convict Sean 'Diddy' Combs
Sean "Diddy" Combs was convicted Wednesday of prostitution-related offenses under the federal Mann Act, an anti-sex trafficking law with a century-old history. Combs was still convicted of flying people around to engage in paid sexual encounters.
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Iran's Nuke Programme Set Back By Up To 2 Years, Courtesy US Airstrikes
US airstrikes on Iran set back the country's nuclear program by one to two years, a Pentagon spokesman said, adding to uncertainty around the status of the country's facilities after President Donald Trump said they'd been obliterated.
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Overtourism Sparks Protests In Europe, Is Australia Next?
A media frenzy erupted over the recent Jeff Bezos "wedding of the century" in Venice.
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Fire That Closed Heathrow Airport Linked To Moisture In Transformer
A fire at an electrical substation that forced a shutdown at London's Heathrow Airport in March was likely caused by moisture entering electrical components, a problem first flagged in 2018, a report said Wednesday.
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'Writing Is Thinking': Do Students Who Use ChatGPT Learn Less?
When Jocelyn Leitzinger had her university students write about times in their lives they had witnessed discrimination, she noticed that a woman named Sally was the victim in many of the stories. Around half of her 180 students used ChatGPT for it.
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US Man Makes It 'Rain' Over Rs 4,20,000 At His Funeral As Last Wish
A video showing thousands of dollars and rose petals dropping from a helicopter onto pedestrians over Gratiot Avenue, near Conner Street, has surfaced online.
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Jeff Bezos Offloads $737 Million Worth Of Amazon Shares
The sale, which coincided with his star-studded wedding to Lauren Sanchez in Venice, is part of a 10b5-1 trading plan Bezos adopted in March for up to 25 million shares.
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France Shuts Schools, Top Floor Of Eiffel Tower, As Heatwave Grips Europe
Some 1,350 schools will be fully or partially closed due to the heat, up significantly from around 200 on Monday. The top floor of the Eiffel Tower will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday, with visitors advised to drink plenty of water.
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This European Country Will Map Immigrants' Values To Boost Integration
Sweden plans to survey immigrants' values in a bid to improve their integration into the country's progressive and liberal society.
-
Muharram 2025: The Battle Of Karbala And Significance Of Ashura
Muharram, the first month of the Islamic calendar, is considered sacred by Muslims around the world.
-
One Dead, Six Wounded In Indianapolis Shooting
One person was killed and six others wounded in a shooting in the US city of Indianapolis, police said, a day after the country celebrated its independence day.
-
From Black Ivory To Kopi Luwak: 6 Of The Most Expensive Coffees In The World
These brews come with limited supplies and hefty price tags. Curious to learn more? Let's dive into the world of the world's most expensive coffees!
-
Search On For Survivors Of Pakistan Building Collapse
A five-storey building collapsed in Pakistan, killing at least eight people and injuring nine others, officials said, with rescuers searching through the rubble for more trapped victims.
-
Nutella Fans Brace to Pay More As Frost Hits Turkish Hazelnut Harvest
A fresh supply squeeze is set to hit another food pleasure - the hazelnuts that go into making the chocolaty Nutella spread.
-
Microsoft Shuts Pakistan Operations After 25 Years, Cites Global Restructuring
Tech giant Microsoft has announced to shut down its limited operations in Pakistan as part of its global strategy to reduce workforce, which various stakeholders termed on Friday as a "troubling sign" for the country's economy.
-
What Is The Mann Act, The Law Used To Convict Sean 'Diddy' Combs
Sean "Diddy" Combs was convicted Wednesday of prostitution-related offenses under the federal Mann Act, an anti-sex trafficking law with a century-old history. Combs was still convicted of flying people around to engage in paid sexual encounters.
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Iran's Nuke Programme Set Back By Up To 2 Years, Courtesy US Airstrikes
US airstrikes on Iran set back the country's nuclear program by one to two years, a Pentagon spokesman said, adding to uncertainty around the status of the country's facilities after President Donald Trump said they'd been obliterated.
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Overtourism Sparks Protests In Europe, Is Australia Next?
A media frenzy erupted over the recent Jeff Bezos "wedding of the century" in Venice.
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Fire That Closed Heathrow Airport Linked To Moisture In Transformer
A fire at an electrical substation that forced a shutdown at London's Heathrow Airport in March was likely caused by moisture entering electrical components, a problem first flagged in 2018, a report said Wednesday.
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'Writing Is Thinking': Do Students Who Use ChatGPT Learn Less?
When Jocelyn Leitzinger had her university students write about times in their lives they had witnessed discrimination, she noticed that a woman named Sally was the victim in many of the stories. Around half of her 180 students used ChatGPT for it.
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US Man Makes It 'Rain' Over Rs 4,20,000 At His Funeral As Last Wish
A video showing thousands of dollars and rose petals dropping from a helicopter onto pedestrians over Gratiot Avenue, near Conner Street, has surfaced online.
-
Jeff Bezos Offloads $737 Million Worth Of Amazon Shares
The sale, which coincided with his star-studded wedding to Lauren Sanchez in Venice, is part of a 10b5-1 trading plan Bezos adopted in March for up to 25 million shares.
-
France Shuts Schools, Top Floor Of Eiffel Tower, As Heatwave Grips Europe
Some 1,350 schools will be fully or partially closed due to the heat, up significantly from around 200 on Monday. The top floor of the Eiffel Tower will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday, with visitors advised to drink plenty of water.
