Year: 2025
George Lucas to Open Landmark Art Museum Showcasing Rare Works by Frida Kahlo
George Lucas, the creative genius behind the beloved Star Wars and Indiana Jones franchises, is gearing up to unveil his very own museum in Los Angeles in 2026 a place he affectionately calls a “temple of art.” Officially titled the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, this venue will shine a spotlight on the magic of […]
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Helicopter Strikes Power Lines Over Mississippi River, Killing Two
A helicopter flying over the Mississippi River in Illinois tragically crashed into power lines on Thursday, hitting a barge and bursting into flames. Sadly, officials confirmed that two people on board lost their lives. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reported that the incident took place around 11:00 a.m. local time (6:00 p.m. CET), just under […]
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Wildfire North of Los Angeles Forces Thousands to Evacuate
A rapidly spreading wildfire in the mountains just north of Los Angeles has already burned about 20 square kilometers, forcing thousands of residents to evacuate, according to authorities on Friday. Evacuation orders have been put in place for at least ten areas across Los Angeles and Ventura counties. Fire department spokesperson Andrew Dowd reported that […]
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Abandoned Hotel Collapses in France; Area Evacuated
In the northern French city of Amiens, an abandoned hotel came crashing down on Friday, sparking a significant emergency response and forcing the evacuation of nearby buildings. Authorities suspect that a gas explosion might have set off this dramatic incident. The hotel, which had been closed since 2020, unexpectedly collapsed in the city center around […]
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Massive Wildfire in Southern France Destroys 8,000 Hectares of Forest
A rapidly spreading wildfire in the Aude region of southern France, close to the Spanish border, has already scorched around 8,000 hectares of forest, as confirmed by local authorities on Tuesday evening, according to reports from DPA, Reuters, and AFP. Over 1,250 firefighters have been dispatched to tackle the blaze, which is advancing at an […]
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Oil Prices Rise on Signs of Tighter U.S. Supply
Oil prices saw a rise on Wednesday morning, driven by early data showing a bigger-than-expected drop in U.S. crude inventories. This suggests either a tightening supply or a boost in demand from the world’s largest oil consumer. According to Bloomberg, U.S. crude stockpiles decreased by 4.2 million barrels for the week ending August 1, reversing […]
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Brussels Cracks Down on Unpaid City Taxes from Airbnb Hosts
Under pressure from local tax authorities, Airbnb has turned over user data to the city of Brussels, sparking a wave of tax enforcement actions. As a result, hundreds of hosts are now facing fines for unpaid municipal taxes related to their short-term rentals. Belgian newspapers L’Echo and Le Soir report that Brussels tax officials, armed […]
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From october, you should start supplementing with vitamin D3
Vitamin D deficiency can be compensated through diet or supplements. Many agree that vitamin D plays a role in strengthening the immune system and may help prevent autoimmune and gynecological diseases. You should aim to consume at least 2,000 IU of vitamin D daily, either through food or supplements. If you prefer not to take […]
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Feeling Constantly Tired? Three Tips to Boost Your Energy
Do you often feel tired even after a strong cup of coffee? There can be many reasons for chronic fatigue, vitamins and minerals are most common. Here are three effective ways to deal with continuous tiredness and re -achieve your energy. 1.) Check your hemoglobin levelsA potential cause of chronic fatigue is an iron deficiency, […]
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Nike Air Max: Lifestyle Icons
A brilliant idea in its simplicity: reveal the cushioning air pocket previously hidden in the sole. Today, it’s hard to imagine streetwear without the distinctive Air Max sneakers, but the innovative design by Tinker Hatfield, inspired by the avant-garde architecture of Paris’s Centre Pompidou, almost never saw the light of day. Fortunately, this touch of […]
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Hungarian Pensioners to Receive Food Vouchers Worth 30,000 Forints
This autumn, Hungarian pensioners will be receiving food vouchers worth 30,000 forints (around €75.50), as announced in a new government decree published in the official gazette on Monday evening. These vouchers, which will be sent out by the Hungarian Post by October 15 at the latest, can be used to buy essential food items like […]
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Are you relying on nasal drops due to a blocked nose? Here’s how to know if you’re addicted
If you frequently use nasal sprays or drops for congestion, especially due to allergies, you may unknowingly be making the problem worse. With the rising number of allergy sufferers each year, more people experience symptoms like hay fever. Although pollen season typically begins around February, indoor allergens such as pet dander, mold, and dust mites […]
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Hulk Hogan, Legendary Wrestler and Pop Culture Icon, Dies at 71
The wrestling community is in deep sorrow after the passing of Hulk Hogan, one of the sport’s most legendary figures. He died at the age of 71 due to cardiac arrest at his home in Florida, as reported by various outlets including TMZ and People. Born on August 11, 1953, Hogan rose to fame as […]
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Bottled water isn’t as clean as you think
Researchers have found that bottled water may not be as pure as it seems. A study revealed that over 99% of bottled water worldwide contains so-called “forever chemicals.” While the levels of these chemicals in the water weren’t alarming, their widespread presence raised concerns. The findings were reported by IFLScience. Chemicals in Drinking Water Scientists […]
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Meta to Ban Political Ads Across EU Platforms Starting October
Meta has made a significant announcement: starting this October, it will prohibit all political advertising across its platforms in the European Union. The company cites legal uncertainties and operational challenges arising from new EU transparency regulations as the driving factors behind this decision. This move, disclosed on Friday, impacts Facebook, Instagram, Threads, and WhatsApp, and […]
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Cyprus Wildfire Under Control After Killing Two and Destroying Dozens of Homes
Authorities in Cyprus have managed to get a devastating wildfire under control after three days of relentless firefighting efforts in the island’s southern mountainous region. Sadly, the blaze has claimed two lives and destroyed numerous homes, as reported by AFP. Nikos Longinos, the head of the local fire service, shared on Friday that the situation […]
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Austrian Chancellor Voices Strong Criticism of Proposed EU Budget
Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker has taken a strong position against the European Commission’s proposal for the EU’s upcoming multiannual financial framework, expressing significant doubts about whether his government in Vienna could back it. According to APA, Stocker described the proposed budget as “difficult to imagine,” especially with its suggested increase to €2 trillion. The chancellor […]
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Japanese Prime Minister’s Office to Use Slightly Radioactive Soil from Fukushima in Public Flower Beds
In a bid to address public worries and encourage the reuse of decontaminated materials, Japan’s government has sent numerous bags of mildly radioactive soil from the Fukushima area to the Prime Minister’s Office in Tokyo. This soil, collected during the cleanup efforts after the 2011 nuclear disaster, is reportedly set to be used in flower […]
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Vehicle Plows into Crowd in Los Angeles, Injuring at Least 31 People
Early Saturday morning, a shocking incident in East Hollywood left at least 31 people injured when a vehicle barreled into a crowd, as reported by local emergency services. Among the injured, three individuals are in critical condition, while six others are seriously hurt, and at least 19 have sustained minor injuries, according to authorities. The […]
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Wildfires in Syria Scorch Hundreds of Hectares, Now Under Control
Massive wildfires, driven by extreme heat, have ravaged large swathes of forest and farmland in western Syria, leading to the evacuation of several villages. Authorities confirmed on Sunday that after ten grueling days, the fires have finally been brought under control. The Syrian Civil Defense shared this update on Facebook, as reported by AFP. “The […]
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Chronic fatigue: when should you see a doctor?
In some cases, chronic fatigue can be a sign of an underlying illness. We all know the feeling of being able to fall asleep in almost any position, anywhere. However, it’s possible to feel fatigued without feeling sleepy. Fatigue is primarily a lack of energy, while lethargy tends to affect our mood. Habits That Cause […]
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Four Killed in Small Plane Crash at London’s Southend Airport
A heartbreaking plane crash near London has taken the lives of four individuals after a small aircraft went down shortly after taking off from Southend Airport on Sunday. The tragic event unfolded just before 4:00 p.m. local time, leading to a swift response from emergency services and the airport’s closure, as reported by DPA and […]
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Monsoon Rains in Pakistan Claim at Least 111 Lives
At least 111 people, including 53 children, have tragically lost their lives due to the relentless monsoon rains in Pakistan since late June, as reported by the country’s National Disaster Management Authority. This report, highlighted by AFP, underscores the rising toll from the seasonal downpours and the escalating risks associated with extreme weather. Data gathered […]
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Lewis Capaldi Returns to the Stage After Two-Year Hiatus, Credits Therapy for His Comeback
Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi, famous for his heart-wrenching tracks like “Someone You Loved” and “Forget Me,” is back on stage after taking a two-year hiatus. He credits therapy as a crucial factor in helping him reconnect with his music. In a heartfelt interview celebrating his new collaboration with the mental health platform BetterHelp, Capaldi shared […]
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Squid Game Might Not Be Over Yet Creators Reportedly Considering an American Spin-off Featuring a Major Hollywood Star
Though nothing has been officially confirmed, signs point to Netflix continuing to explore the Squid Game universe after the global phenomenon of the original series. A potential American adaptation is rumored to be in the works, possibly starring Oscar-winner Cate Blanchett. Talks of a spin-off titled Squid Squad America first surfaced in October last year. […]
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Measles Epidemic in the U.S. Reaches 30-Year High
The United States is grappling with its most severe measles outbreak in over thirty years, with experts linking this alarming rise to falling vaccination rates and a growing distrust in public health organizations. According to data released on Monday by Johns Hopkins University, the nation has seen more than 1,277 cases so far in 2025, […]
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Netflix to Begin Streaming Live NASA Missions
In a surprising twist, Netflix is set to broaden its content lineup by including live broadcasts of NASA space missions. Thanks to a newly forged partnership between Netflix and NASA, the United States space agency, viewers will soon be able to catch live streams from NASA+ right on the popular streaming platform. Since its debut […]
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Squid Game Sets Record-Breaking Debut on Netflix
The highly anticipated third and final season of the global sensation Squid Game made its debut on Netflix on June 27, and it’s already breaking records left and right. According to Netflix’s own platform, Tudum, more than 60 million viewers tuned in to watch the new season within just the first three days, making it […]
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Germany Battles Worsening Wildfires, State of Emergency Declared in Four Districts
Germany is facing a serious wildfire crisis, with several eastern regions declaring a state of emergency as flames sweep through forests, endanger protected habitats, and even set off explosions from buried munitions. According to the German press agency DPA, hundreds of firefighters have been mobilized to tackle this escalating situation. Unexploded Ordnance Complicates Efforts in […]
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The World Health Organization (WHO) is calling on governments to significantly increase taxes on tobacco, alcohol, and sugary drinks
The World Health Organization (WHO) is suggesting a significant price increase of at least 50% through excise duties by 2035. This announcement came from a recent report, as reported by the DPA news agency. The WHO believes that the additional revenue generated could be used to combat major non-communicable diseases like cardiovascular diseases, cancer, and […]
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