Daily Mail reporter presses Dr. Oz on Trump's health
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Daily Mail reporter presses Dr. Oz on Trump's health
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Supreme Court revokes temp protections for Haitian and Syrian nationals
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Supreme Court revokes temp protections for Haitian and Syrian nationals
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Trump releases third tranche of UFO files
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Trump releases third tranche of UFO files
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Will the US invade Cuba?
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Will the US invade Cuba?
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Trump appears to forget Alaska is in the US
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Trump appears to forget Alaska is in the US
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Trump threatens to pull US out of NATO
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Trump threatens to pull US out of NATO
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US seizes another vessel off the coast of Venezuela amid escalating tensions
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US seizes another vessel off the coast of Venezuela amid escalating tensions
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Trump responds to missing and dead scientists
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Scientists say Earth has two NEW seasons, warning major risks to our health and ecosystems
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Trump: US will take Iran 'back to the Stone Ages'
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Putin has begun 'war game training' with China as Trump moves nuclear subs closer to Russia
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Earth's population currently sits at 8.3 billion people - but it could crash within the next 40 years, experts have warned. Scientists say that, in a worst鈥揷ase scenario, humanity could potentially be halved by the year 2064. This could be the result of climate collapse, a pandemic, global conflict or resource shortages, they warned. #science #population
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Scientists have captured a previously undocumented behaviour in orcas, recording the moment the whales rammed into a fish with enough force to break it apart. The unusual behaviour was first observed in 2024 by marine biologist Dr Kathryn Ayres of Beneath The Waves in the Gulf of California. Scientists are still investigating why the orcas do this. One possibility is that it could represent a new feeding strategy, potentially helping them provide food for younger members of their pod. Researcher
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The FBI has confirmed that all three ransom notes sent to media outlets following the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie are believed to be fake, marking a significant development in the ongoing investigation. The 84-year-old mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie went missing on 1 February after last being seen at her home in Tucson, Arizona, and has not been heard from since. While the messages initially appeared to outline ransom demands and claims about those responsible, investigators now s
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A new study suggests workers should take a vacation every two months to properly recover from stress and avoid burnout 馃尨 The findings, published in the 2025 research paper 'Maximizing Recovery: The Superiority of Frequent Vacations' by researcher Selvaraj Giridharan, suggest that short, frequent getaways may actually be more effective than saving all your time off for one long annual trip. The study argues that regular breaks help people mentally disconnect from work, recharge faster, and maint
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A man in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, was left stunned after opening his truck door and finding a bear sitting in the front seat. The video captures the moment he quickly steps back before using a wooden plank to drive the animal out of the vehicle. The unusual encounter, recorded on residential surveillance cameras, has since circulated online after being shared by a neighbor. 馃帴 Justin E Pickar via Storyful #bear #viral #animals
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Scientists say they've created a way for people to see a color no human has ever naturally seen before. Here's what you need to know about the intensely vivid blue-green shade they've named 'olo'... #mailtalks #science #color #olo #viral
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Buying a present for your brother could make you happier than treating yourself 馃巵 Studies on 'prosocial spending' suggest people get a bigger mood boost from spending money on loved ones than on themselves. The effect is strongest when there's an emotional connection - and it doesn't matter how much you spend. Researchers say it's the act of giving, not the price tag, that delivers the biggest wellbeing benefits. 馃摳 Getty #present #family #viral
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'He鈥檚 going faster than all the cars' 馃槼 馃帴Kayla McNall via Storyful #wheelchair #roads #driving #usa
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