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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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 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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In what’s shaping up to be the political version of a high-stakes soap opera, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has announced an unexpected visit to Lebanon after Israel, apparently running out of things to bomb, targeted United Nations peacekeepers. Yes, you read that right—UN peacekeepers. The guys in blue helmets who are basically supposed to
In what could be the most explosive twist in the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia, Ukrainian forces have been lighting up Russian ammo depots like it’s the Fourth of July. Since mid-September, a series of targeted drone strikes have hit key Russian supply sites, and if you’re wondering whether these attacks are enough to
It’s official: the 2024 Champions League has kicked off with the finesse of a hippo on roller skates. Spanish football is in a tailspin, leaving fans wondering if they accidentally tuned into a comedy show instead of a prestigious tournament. After two matches, the big wigs of La Liga—Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atlético Madrid, and even
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So, Europe wants to stop being the world’s corporate hobbit in a land of dragons. Fair enough. But let’s be real: while the U.S. is flexing its trillion-dollar tech biceps and China is mass-producing digital titans, the EU seems to be over here trying to compete with a butter knife at a bazooka fight. In
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In a world where artificial intelligence often feels like it exists in the nebulous cloud, Qualcomm is here to throw a wrench into the status quo. They’ve recently unveiled the Qualcomm AI Orchestrator, a system designed to keep your AI experience firmly on your devices—be it your smartphone, laptop, or even your car. Why rely
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Imagine you’re Palestinian, and your family, your friends, your people are being exterminated. Now, imagine you’re living in the West, watching from a distance as they turn your homeland into a massacre playground. Picture the fat cats in Europe and the U.S. rubbing their hands as they sip champagne, all while the endless cycle of
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