Month: May 2025
Swiss Authorities Rule Out Further Evacuations After Glacier Collapse, But Flood Risk Remains
Swiss officials say no further evacuations are currently planned following the massive glacier collapse in the village of Blatten, though they remain on high alert due to the risk of flooding from a newly formed lake. The landslide occurred on Wednesday around 3:30 p.m., when huge masses of ice and rock broke loose and buried […]
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Perfectionism can be a silent threat to your health
While striving for excellence can be positive, extreme perfectionism often comes with a heavy price. It contributes to stress, burnout, eating disorders, panic attacks, and even depression. Ironically, the path to better health and happiness often lies in learning to slow down and let go.Perfectionism can be a strong motivator, pushing us to excel at […]
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Elon Musk Slams Trump’s “Big, Beautiful” Tax Bill
Elon Musk has taken a sharp swipe at former President Donald Trump’s flagship tax proposal, calling it a threat to fiscal responsibility and a setback for efforts to cut government spending. In a preview of an upcoming interview with CBS Sunday Morning, Musk said he was “disappointed” by what he described as a massive spending […]
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How can we combat bad breath?
Chewing gum and mints offer quick relief, but long-term solutions are more complex. Persistent bad breath, or halitosis, can stem from several factors many people overlook. The main culprits are bacteria that build up in the mouth, especially on the tongue and between teeth. These bacteria feed on food particles and release sulfur compounds that […]
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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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Canada’s Manitoba Faces Largest Wildfire Evacuation in Its History
Canada’s Manitoba Faces Largest Wildfire Evacuation in History Over 17,000 residents are being evacuated from the province of Manitoba in Canada as the wildfires rage on and the government issued a state of emergency and mobilized the military for support. “This is the largest evacuation we’ve ever seen in our province due to wildfires,” Manitoba […]
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How Hours of Scrolling on TikTok Affect Your Brain
According to research by Chinese scientists, excessive risk of short videos negatively affects mental health. The study also found that people are likely to be jealous, they are more likely to develop an addiction for short-form materials. Effect of short video on brain One of the most popular short-video platforms, Tikkok, has been the theme […]
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Germany Launches Driverless Car Service – Book Your Ride Through an App
From this Wednesday, Germany will begin to test self-driving vehicles as part of its public transport system for the first time. The test project was announced by national rail operator Deutsche Bahn and regional mobility company in the Rhine-Main region in western Germany. The self-driving cars can be reserved by the passengers through a mobile […]
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SpaceX Starship Completes Ninth Test Flight, Breaks Apart After 30 Minutes
SpaceX’s behemoth Starship rocket lifted off into the sky on its ninth test flight as another progression toward the company’s long-term vision of colonizing Mars. Though the spacecraft exploded roughly 30 minutes into flight, SpaceX still considers the mission successful. The test follows two earlier attempts this year that crashed shortly after liftoff. The launch […]
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Vatican Issues Commemorative Stamp Series Honoring Pope Leo XIV
The Vatican released a new series of commemorative postage stamps marking the beginning of the papacy of Pope Leo XIV featuring historical and symbolic patterns. The stamps, unveiled on Tuesday by the Post and Philatelic Office of the Vatican, bear the denominations of €1.25, €1.30, €2.45, and €3.20, in line with the current postal rate […]
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Estonia Launches AI Leap: A Bold New Approach to Education with Artificial Intelligence
Estonia will introduce a nationwide program called AI Leap next September, giving educators and students across the country free access to AI-powered tools like chatbots. The program is an ambitious step towards integrating modern technology inside schools to enhance teaching and learning. The news was announced by Kristina Kallas, Estonia’s Education and Research Minister, at […]
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What to avoid when you have a nosebleed
Most people make a common mistake when dealing with a nosebleed. While nosebleeds can be alarming, they typically are not a medical emergency. The amount of blood lost is often much less than it appears. It is rare for someone to lose a significant amount of blood and go into shock from a nosebleed alone. […]
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How to detect bed bugs in your home
Bed bugs are usually active at night, tiny in size, and their presence can be both physically and mentally exhausting. Despite their small size, they can become a big problem. These tiny blood-sucking insects are often found in bedrooms, where they cause irritation and itching during the night. Although they don’t spread diseases, bed bugs […]
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Chris Brown Released on Bail Following London Nightclub Incident
American artist Chris Brown has been released on bail from a London court after having been held in connection with a supposed 2023 assault. Even with the court case, the artist should proceed with his scheduled European and UK tour later this June, according to BBC. Brown, 36, was arrested last Thursday by police in […]
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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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England Launches World’s First Gonorrhoea Vaccination Programme
The English NHS has unveiled a revolutionary new vaccination programme to shield vulnerable groups from gonorrhoea — the first of its type anywhere globally. The development follows the fact that England had a record high of gonorrhoea infections in 2023, reports AFP. Amanda Doyle, the NHS England National Director for Primary Care and Community Services, […]
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Tragedy in the English Channel Claims Lives of Woman and Eight-Year-Old Boy
A woman and an eight-year-old boy were killed in a failed attempt to cross the English Channel from France to Britain under cover of darkness, French naval authorities announced on Wednesday. The two bodies, reported to be Turkish, were found unconscious on a small crammed boat carrying nearly 80 migrants along the northern French coast, […]
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Austria Triumphs at Eurovision 2025 with a Stirring Blend of Pop and Opera
Austria took home the 69th Eurovision Song Contest with a powerful mix of pop and opera voice because 24-year-old artist JJ took home the contest with his “Wasted Love.”. JJ, whose name is Johannes Pietsch, is an opera singer trained classically from Vienna of Filipino descent. His performance garnered a total of 436 points, beating […]
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Donald Trump Calls for Investigation into Celebrity Involvement in Kamala Harris Campaign
Former U.S. President Donald Trump is demanding an investigation into the role of celebrities in Kamala Harris’s 2024 presidential campaign, alleging that her team may have improperly paid public figures for their endorsements. Trump, who won the 2024 election, made the claims on his social media platform, Truth Social, stating:“Candidates are not allowed to PAY […]
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Indonesia Raises Volcano Alert to Highest Level After Lewotobi Eruption
Indonesian officials have raised the alert level to its highest following a series of powerful eruptions from Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki on Flores Island. The volcano erupted eight times over the weekend and continued to spew ash and lava on Monday, according to Reuters. Indonesia’s volcanology agency recorded ash plumes between 3 and 5.5 kilometers high […]
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European Commission Accuses TikTok of Violating Digital Services Act
EU watchdogs slapped TikTok with a precision strike on Thursday, warning that the Chinese-owned app was in breach of the budget transparency rules laid down in the Digital Services Act. The snap means the firm could face a heavy pecuniary painstick swipe. According to the from the Commish, TikTok had failed the transparency thresholds laid […]
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New Rick and Morty Season 8 Trailer Teases Return of Fan-Favorite Character
The second official trailer for season 8 of Rick and Morty has just fallen, and it is packed with action, anarchy and a familiar face. The Panth-Pasandida Animated Science-Fi series is set to return with a 10 brand-nine episode, premiered on adult swimming in the US on May 25, the trailer indicates more brain-banging twist, […]
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Chris Brown Charged with Assault in London
According to local police, American singer Chris Brown has been formally accused of severely damaging the alleged attack in the London Night Club in 2023. Brown was arrested on Thursday at a hotel in Manchester. He is expected to appear in court at 10:00 am on Friday at 10:00 am. Officials said the allegations belong […]
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Passenger Train Collides with Truck in Hungary
A passenger train traveling from Debrecen to Tiszalök collided with a truck carrying poultry on Monday in the town of Tiszavasvári, located in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County, eastern Hungary. The crash left three men with minor injuries.According to szon.hu, emergency crews transported the injured members of the train crew to the hospital. The impact caused the train’s […]
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Copenhagen Reinvents Tourism with Sustainability in Mind
Copenhagen is expanding its CopenPay program this summer to encourage more eco-friendly modes of travel for visitors. In response to global warming and increasingly harsh issues of overtourism, Copenhagen’s capital is extending and finetuning its CopenPay program. Rolled out in 2024, the program incentivizes holidaymakers to be green by choosing bicycle or public transport travel […]
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U.S. Dollar Rises After U.S.–China Deal to Ease Trade Barriers
Markets cheered the news after the U.S. and China agreed to reduce tariffs, a development that could help to ease long-standing trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies. The agreement, reached after two days of negotiations in Geneva, includes a 90-day timeline for reducing tariffs to de-escalate a trade dispute that has rocked global […]
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Beloved Yellowstone Gets a New Spin-Off
Luke Grimes is set to return as Kayce Dutton in a new Yellowstone spin-off, where his character joins the U.S. Marshals and hunts down Montana’s most dangerous fugitives. CBS is developing Y: Marshals, a fresh chapter in the Yellowstone universe. Luke Grimes will reprise his role as Kayce Dutton, who joins an elite U.S. Marshals […]
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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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Effective Tips to Reduce Water Retention in the Body
Water retention can lead to inflammation and discomfort, but simple lifestyle adjustments – such as alternating – reducing the intake of salt and salt – can help restore balance. Whereas water is necessary for summer fun – whether in the sea, a pool, or a lake – it can become a disturbance when it accumulates […]
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A New Lord of the Rings Film Is Coming to Theaters in 2027
Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema have officially announced their return to Middle-earth. Entitled The Hunt for Gollum, the new film is the first of two projects in development by the original creative team behind The Lord of the Rings—Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh, and Philippa Boyens. Set over the 17 years between Bilbo’s birthday party […]
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