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Dog Discovers Smell for First Time After Surgery in Viral TikTok (Exclusive)

A TikTok video featuring a French bulldog named Kygo has garnered millions of views after his owner, Wen-Ling L., shared a clip of him sniffing the air for the first time following surgery. The video highlights Kygo’s discovery of his sense of smell after undergoing a procedure to alleviate brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome (BOAS), a […]

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Apple warns UK against introducing tougher tech regulation

Apple has expressed concerns regarding proposed competition regulations from the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), likening them to “EU-style rules.” Apple claims that such regulations would negatively impact both users and developers by delaying features and enhancements. The company argues that the UK’s regulations may lead to similar complications seen under EU laws, where

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What it’s like to be a journalist in Gaza

Journalists in Gaza are adapting to extreme conditions while covering ongoing conflicts. Many are currently working out of tents set up near hospitals, the only locations in the region with reliable power for charging equipment and functioning internet. Due to extensive power outages, these journalists face shortages of basic necessities such as water and sanitation.

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European leaders boost Moldova in face of ‘relentless’ Russia

Leaders from France, Germany, and Poland recently visited Moldova to express support for the country’s aspirations to join the European Union (EU) and to address concerns regarding Russia’s actions, which are perceived as attempts to undermine this goal. This visit coincides with the 34th anniversary of Moldova’s independence, declared following the dissolution of the Soviet

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Microsoft’s Copilot AI is now inside Samsung TVs and monitors

Microsoft has announced the integration of its Copilot AI into Samsung’s 2025 lineup of televisions and smart monitors. This feature allows users to engage with Copilot for various tasks such as movie recommendations and spoiler-free episode recaps. The AI will present itself on screen as a “friendly, animated presence,” designed to resemble a character with

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HAMILTON Reverses Viral Trend With Eliza Remix

The musical Hamilton has embraced a popular TikTok trend through a new video featuring the song “Best of Wives and Best of Women.” This trend showcases various interpretations of the scene where Eliza sings to Hamilton as he sneaks away. In a recent post, the actress playing Eliza, Morgan Anita Wood, humorously portrayed Hamilton’s part

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Denmark apologises to Greenland’s Inuit victims of forced contraception

Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has publicly apologized to women and families in Greenland for what she termed “systematic discrimination” during a contraceptive campaign in the 1960s and 70s. This program involved the placement of contraceptive devices in thousands of Inuit women and girls as young as 12, administered by Danish doctors. Frederiksen acknowledged the

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4chan launches legal case against Ofcom in US federal court

Lawyers for the websites 4chan and Kiwi Farms have initiated a legal case against Ofcom, the regulator responsible for enforcing the UK Online Safety Act. The lawsuit, filed in a federal court in Washington, D.C., seeks to prevent Ofcom from enforcing the Online Safety Act against these sites in the United States. The primary argument

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Microsoft’s employee protests have reached a boiling point

A group formed by current and former Microsoft employees called No Azure for Apartheid is advocating against the company’s contracts with the Israeli military and government. The group began its efforts last year with a petition aimed at prompting Microsoft to cancel all Azure contracts, disclose connections to the Israeli military, call for a ceasefire

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New broad-spectrum antiviral compounds target viral sugars

Researchers at the Advanced Science Research Center at CUNY Graduate Center have developed a broad-spectrum antiviral that targets N-glycans, which are commonly found on proteins and involved in various biological functions. Their study, published in *Science Advances*, explores this novel approach to combat viral infections. Initially aimed at creating inhibitors for diseases like cancer, the

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