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Seven-Billion-Year-Old Interstellar Comet Discovered
Astronomers have discovered 3I/Atlas, a potentially seven-billion-year-old interstellar comet from the Milky Way's thick disk, detected by the Atlas survey telescope in Chile on July 1st, 2025; its approach to the sun later this year may create a visible tail.
Seven-Billion-Year-Old Interstellar Comet Discovered
Astronomers have discovered 3I/Atlas, a potentially seven-billion-year-old interstellar comet from the Milky Way's thick disk, detected by the Atlas survey telescope in Chile on July 1st, 2025; its approach to the sun later this year may create a visible tail.
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Indonesian Boy's Viral Dance Ignites Global "Aura Farming" Trend
Eleven-year-old Indonesian boy Rayyan Arkan Dikha's spontaneous dance on a racing boat during a national Pacu Jalur boat race went viral on TikTok, inspiring millions of views and copycat videos from elite athletes and sports teams globally, showcasing the power of 'aura farming'.
Indonesian Boy's Viral Dance Ignites Global "Aura Farming" Trend
Eleven-year-old Indonesian boy Rayyan Arkan Dikha's spontaneous dance on a racing boat during a national Pacu Jalur boat race went viral on TikTok, inspiring millions of views and copycat videos from elite athletes and sports teams globally, showcasing the power of 'aura farming'.
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Apple Appoints Indian-Origin Executive as COO Amidst Growing India Manufacturing
Apple named Sabi Khan, an Indian-origin executive with 30 years of experience at the company, as its new COO, succeeding Jeff Williams; this appointment comes amidst increased iPhone production and exports from India and amid previous threats of US tariffs on iPhones manufactured outside the US.
Apple Appoints Indian-Origin Executive as COO Amidst Growing India Manufacturing
Apple named Sabi Khan, an Indian-origin executive with 30 years of experience at the company, as its new COO, succeeding Jeff Williams; this appointment comes amidst increased iPhone production and exports from India and amid previous threats of US tariffs on iPhones manufactured outside the US.
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Wales Unveils Sites for New State-Backed Wind Farms
Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru, Wales' new state-backed renewable energy developer, has chosen three sites for new wind farms (Clocaenog Dau, Glyn Cothi, and Carreg Wen) expected to power 350,000 homes, create hundreds of jobs, and contribute towards Wales' ambitious renewable energy targets; however, the proj...
Wales Unveils Sites for New State-Backed Wind Farms
Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru, Wales' new state-backed renewable energy developer, has chosen three sites for new wind farms (Clocaenog Dau, Glyn Cothi, and Carreg Wen) expected to power 350,000 homes, create hundreds of jobs, and contribute towards Wales' ambitious renewable energy targets; however, the proj...
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Bieber's "Swag" Album Released Amidst Father's Day Controversy
Justin Bieber's new album, "Swag," released four years after "Justice," generated online debate after a Father's Day video showed Bieber confronting a photographer; despite concerns about his mental health, the album received positive feedback from fellow artists.
Bieber's "Swag" Album Released Amidst Father's Day Controversy
Justin Bieber's new album, "Swag," released four years after "Justice," generated online debate after a Father's Day video showed Bieber confronting a photographer; despite concerns about his mental health, the album received positive feedback from fellow artists.
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Justin Bieber's "Swag" Addresses Paparazzi Confrontation and Mental Health
Justin Bieber released a 20-song album, "Swag," four years after his last album, Justice, addressing recent paparazzi confrontations and online concerns about his mental health; the album samples audio from a Father's Day incident where he stated "I'm standing on business," now slang for self-advoca...
Justin Bieber's "Swag" Addresses Paparazzi Confrontation and Mental Health
Justin Bieber released a 20-song album, "Swag," four years after his last album, Justice, addressing recent paparazzi confrontations and online concerns about his mental health; the album samples audio from a Father's Day incident where he stated "I'm standing on business," now slang for self-advoca...
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Parliament Investigates MP Over Undeclared Donations
Parliament's standards commissioner is investigating former Reform MP Rupert Lowe for allegedly failing to declare over £600,000 in donations received since June 23rd for his independent "Rape Gang Inquiry," which should have been declared by July 21st according to parliamentary rules.
Parliament Investigates MP Over Undeclared Donations
Parliament's standards commissioner is investigating former Reform MP Rupert Lowe for allegedly failing to declare over £600,000 in donations received since June 23rd for his independent "Rape Gang Inquiry," which should have been declared by July 21st according to parliamentary rules.
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Nine Punjab Passengers Killed in Balochistan
Nine passengers from Punjab, Pakistan were killed in Zhob, Balochistan on Thursday evening after being pulled off two buses and shot by unidentified gunmen near Sara Dakki on the Quetta-Dera Ghazi Khan national highway; officials reported the bodies were handed over to Punjab authorities.
Nine Punjab Passengers Killed in Balochistan
Nine passengers from Punjab, Pakistan were killed in Zhob, Balochistan on Thursday evening after being pulled off two buses and shot by unidentified gunmen near Sara Dakki on the Quetta-Dera Ghazi Khan national highway; officials reported the bodies were handed over to Punjab authorities.
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High-Risk Teenager Convicted in Fatal Stabbing
A 14-year-old girl with a history of violence, known to pose a high risk, fatally stabbed Nimroy Hendricks, 24, near Crawley station in October 2020, despite having multiple support workers assigned to her.
High-Risk Teenager Convicted in Fatal Stabbing
A 14-year-old girl with a history of violence, known to pose a high risk, fatally stabbed Nimroy Hendricks, 24, near Crawley station in October 2020, despite having multiple support workers assigned to her.
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Prominent Doctor Resigns from BMA Over Planned Resident Doctor Strikes
Lord Robert Winston resigned from the British Medical Association (BMA) on July 2024, protesting the planned five-day strike by resident doctors from July 25th to 30th over a pay dispute; he cited concerns about damage to public trust in the profession amidst the country's current economic struggles...
Prominent Doctor Resigns from BMA Over Planned Resident Doctor Strikes
Lord Robert Winston resigned from the British Medical Association (BMA) on July 2024, protesting the planned five-day strike by resident doctors from July 25th to 30th over a pay dispute; he cited concerns about damage to public trust in the profession amidst the country's current economic struggles...
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UK's F-35 Program: Delays and Cost Overruns Undermine Warfighting Capability
Britain's F-35 stealth jet program, despite technological superiority, faces delays, infrastructure gaps, and personnel shortages, resulting in a disappointing return on the £11 billion spent; the projected cost is £71 billion, far exceeding the MoD's initial estimate of £18.76 billion. As of June 2...
UK's F-35 Program: Delays and Cost Overruns Undermine Warfighting Capability
Britain's F-35 stealth jet program, despite technological superiority, faces delays, infrastructure gaps, and personnel shortages, resulting in a disappointing return on the £11 billion spent; the projected cost is £71 billion, far exceeding the MoD's initial estimate of £18.76 billion. As of June 2...
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Afghan Taxi Drivers Combat Extreme Heat with Homemade Air Coolers
Afghan taxi drivers in Kandahar are building makeshift air coolers from scrap materials to combat temperatures exceeding 40°C (104°F), highlighting the country's vulnerability to climate change and lack of access to reliable cooling systems.
Afghan Taxi Drivers Combat Extreme Heat with Homemade Air Coolers
Afghan taxi drivers in Kandahar are building makeshift air coolers from scrap materials to combat temperatures exceeding 40°C (104°F), highlighting the country's vulnerability to climate change and lack of access to reliable cooling systems.
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12% Bias Score
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