France Warns Against ‘Aphrodisiac Honey’ After Massive Seizures
French customs officials are urging people to avoid illegally imported ‘aphrodisiac honey’ laced with erectile dysfunction drugs, following record seizures this year.
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Black Eyed Peas Cancel Las Vegas Residency Due to 'Current Circumstances'
The Black Eyed Peas have postponed their Las Vegas residency, citing unforeseen circumstances, leaving fans disappointed but hopeful for future performances.
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Trump’s Meme Coin Sparks Concerns in the Crypto World
President Trump’s meme coin raises ethical questions and casts a shadow over the crypto industry’s push for legitimacy.
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UK to Launch Digital Wallet and AI Chatbot for Government Services
The U.K. government is rolling out a digital wallet for IDs and an AI chatbot to modernize public services, with plans to launch this year.
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40 Years of Student Data Potentially Stolen in School Software Breach
Hackers may have accessed decades of student records in a recent breach affecting Canada’s largest school board.
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Fresh Off ‘Severance,’ John Turturro Tries Male Modeling
John Turturro makes his runway debut at Zegna’s surreal fashion show, channeling his ‘Severance’ vibes but ditching the corporate look.
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Loving an ‘Untouched’ Modernist House, and Then Getting Down to Work
A couple in Palo Alto, Calif., fell in love with a 1966 modernist house and spent two years renovating it while preserving its unique design.
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California Wildfires Claim Lives as Flames Intensify Near San Diego
Deadly wildfires in California have tragically claimed over two dozen lives, with fierce winds fueling the flames near San Angeles.
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Qomodo Secures $13.9M to Boost BNPL for Italy’s Local Retailers
Qomodo, an Italian fintech startup, raises $13.9 million to expand its buy-now-pay-later solutions for physical stores, helping small businesses thrive.
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Trump Axes EV Funding and Clean Vehicle Policies in New Executive Orders
President Trump’s executive orders halt funding for EV charging infrastructure and scrap clean vehicle initiatives, reversing Biden-era policies.
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Trump’s Mass Pardons for January 6 Rioters Stir Controversy
President Donald Trump grants sweeping pardons to nearly all convicted January 6 rioters, overturning years of prosecutions and sparking outrage.
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Israeli Forces Launch Counterterrorism Raids in West Bank Amid Rising Tensions
Israeli troops began a counterterrorism operation in Jenin following violent attacks by Jewish extremists on Palestinian villages in the West Bank.
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Trump Kicks Off New Era with Bold Moves on Day One
Donald Trump wastes no time reshaping policies and consolidating power on his first day back in office.
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Golden State Warriors Face Historic Home Defeat Against Boston Celtics
The Golden State Warriors suffered their worst home loss in 40 years, falling 125-85 to the Boston Celtics in a stunning NBA matchup.
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Brutal Winter Cold Sweeps Across America
A severe arctic chill grips the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, while a rare winter storm threatens the Gulf Coast.
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The Voices in His Head Would Not Stop. Then a Boy Was Stabbed to Death.
Waldo Mejia, struggling with inner turmoil, is charged with the random stabbing of 14-year-old Caleb Rijos in the Bronx.
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Against All Odds, a Vegas Theater Scene With a ‘Sense of the Wild West’
Local artists in Las Vegas create vibrant theater productions, balancing multiple gigs in the land of mega-spectacles.
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HPE Investigates Data Breach After Hacker Claims Theft of Sensitive Data
Hewlett-Packard Enterprise is looking into a security breach after a hacker claims to have stolen source code and user data.
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Two Americans Freed in Last-Minute Taliban Prisoner Swap as Biden Exits Office
In a dramatic final move, the Biden administration secured the release of two Americans held in Afghanistan in exchange for a Taliban prisoner, just as Trump took office.
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Why This American Couple Left New York for Uruguay
Austin Mullins and Jack Richards swapped New York for Uruguay, drawn by its LGBTQ-friendly policies, stable politics, and slower pace of life.
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MoneyHash Raises $5.2M to Simplify Payments Across MENA
Egypt-based fintech MoneyHash secures $5.2 million to help merchants in the Middle East and Africa streamline complex payment processes.
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At 90, Ghanaian Music Legend Ebo Taylor Makes a Comeback
Ghanaian highlife pioneer Ebo Taylor, 90, releases his first album in seven years, thanks to the label Jazz Is Dead, bringing his timeless sound to a new generation.
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How A.I. Tackled 20 Years of Travel Destinations
Discover how A.I. helped analyze 20 years of New York Times’ “Places to Go” lists, uncovering trends and insights in travel.
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Want an Authentic Travel Experience? Try McDonald’s
Discover how fast-food chains like McDonald’s offer a unique and genuine glimpse into local cultures around the world.
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Mother Chimp and Daughter Share a Unique Hand Gesture
A new study reveals that wild chimpanzees, like humans, create private hand gestures, with a mother-daughter duo showcasing their own special sign.
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Lewis Hamilton Calls Ferrari Move a "Dream Come True"
Seven-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton shares his excitement after his first official day at Ferrari, calling it a "dream come true" and promising a "new era" for the iconic team.
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Trump’s Bold Economic Plans Stir Uncertainty in a Strong Economy
As President Trump returns to the White House, his sweeping economic agenda raises questions about inflation, trade, and the future of a robust US economy.
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How Trump’s Immigration Plans Could Impact Elderly Care
President Trump’s immigration policies could disrupt elderly care facilities, heavily reliant on foreign-born workers, as the U.S. faces a growing demand for caregivers.
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Rare Winter Storm Sweeps Southern US, Bringing Frigid Temperatures and Historic Snowfall
A massive winter storm is hitting the South, bringing freezing temperatures and record-breaking snowfall to areas unaccustomed to such harsh weather.
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Coco Gauff’s Winning Streak Ends in Australian Open Quarterfinal Upset
Coco Gauff’s 13-match winning streak came to an end as she fell to Paula Badosa in a thrilling Australian Open quarterfinal match.
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