In the latest episode of «Bad Life Choices Gone Wild,» Daniel Sancho, son of Spanish actor Rodolfo Sancho, currently enjoys an all-inclusive stay at Surat Thani prison in Thailand. This comes after a judge sentenced him to life for, well, chopping up Colombian surgeon Edwin Arrieta last August. It seems the charming beaches of Koh […]
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In a plot twist worthy of a dystopian novel, Europe’s skies have once again proven deadlier than we’d like to admit. A staggering 96% of the population has been sucking in air laced with ozone levels that are giving the World Health Organization (WHO) palpitations – not the good kind. The air we breathe in
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In a plot twist worthy of a Cold War thriller, German intelligence has unveiled that Russia is gearing up for a potential showdown with NATO by 2030. Yes, you read that right. It’s not the latest Hollywood blockbuster; it’s the latest intelligence assessment from Germany’s sharpest minds in espionage. So, grab your popcorn, because this
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In a cosmic spectacle that could make even the most stoic among us crack a smile, NASA has successfully launched its Europa Clipper spacecraft into the great beyond! Yes, folks, after years of preparation and a few «let’s not launch it today» moments, the giant hunk of metal is on its way to Jupiter’s frosty
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Business and Companies, Technology and Digital TransformationIn the murky depths of the Dark Web, on the notorious Silk Road, a young man with a Cheetos can and an affinity for double-clicking pulled off one of the biggest Bitcoin heists in history. Enter Jimmy Zong, an unassuming computer science student from Georgia, whose biggest mistake wasn’t stealing 50,000 BTC—no, it was hiding
Donald Trump, the man who never met a microphone he didn’t like, is back on his favorite stage: the campaign trail. And this time, his target is the European Union. In a recent interview with Bloomberg, the former U.S. president and current Republican frontrunner declared that, if re-elected, he’ll slap tariffs on Germany and other
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In the latest development in the volatile saga of Gaza, Israel has claimed another high-profile scalp, announcing with almost palpable satisfaction that they’ve taken out Mahmud al Mabhouh, the head honcho of Hamas’ drone unit. Yes, the man allegedly responsible for sending flying death machines over Israeli skies has himself been grounded—permanently. Al Mabhouh was
In a medical world where breakthroughs are as common as celebrity divorces, one drug is making headlines for its supposed life-changing benefits: Evrysdi, the wonder serum from Roche. According to the latest Rainbowfish study (seriously, who named this thing?), Evrysdi has proven to be a game-changer for kids with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA). And before
In a twist worthy of a reality TV show, the Matanza-Riachuelo River in Argentina has transitioned from a toxic cesspool to a tourist hotspot. For those blissfully floating along on a boat tour, the only sign of the river’s murky past may be the occasional whiff of something reminiscent of a damp gym sock. Ah,
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In a diplomatic rant that would make your family’s Thanksgiving arguments look tame, Josep Borrell, the EU’s top foreign policy chief, lamented the “painful lack of unity” among the 27 EU members regarding the ongoing Gaza war. Apparently, getting Europeans to agree on Middle Eastern policy is as impossible as deciding on the perfect temperature
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