During a recent televised appearance, the Russian leader discussed the country’s involvement in various conflicts and provided an overview of its situation in 2024.
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How likely is it that a Google Maps car will catch a killer?
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Rovaniemi in Finland is experiencing both the advantages and disadvantages of being a popular tourist destination, similar to the challenges faced by other European cities like Florence and Barcelona.
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Members of the Church of Ambrosia take magic mushrooms as a religious sacrament.
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The wines of Gaza and Cilicia were famous in ancient times, but their reputations and prices differed greatly due to social perception.
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Googly eyes have popped up on various artworks in Bend, Oregon. Victims include sculptures of a family of deer and a giant sphere.
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The Japanese government is offering subsidies to help repair the properties. However, it’s also received complaints from buyers about their condition.
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Buffett's ex-daughter-in-law shared the unusual Christmas gift he gave them: $10,000 in hundred-dollar bills. However, they spent it as soon as they got home.
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Production of the Gilbert U-238 Atomic Energy Laboratory stopped in 1951 because of sourcing difficulties and “government restrictions.”
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China’s actions reshape the geopolitical landscape, creating clear winners and losers.
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The alleged shooter was arrested on Tuesday in Pennsylvania. He went viral in a matter of hours.
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The author of the proposed bill, Rep. Hillary Hickland (R-Temple), said children shouldn’t encounter sexually explicit items while shopping for toothpaste.
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Concepts like “radioactive tsunamis” are emerging as serious threats. Currently, there are no specific countermeasures available to protect against these weapons.
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While they may seem benign, Mylar balloons have created headaches for city officials for years, causing electricity outages and even problems with sewage systems.
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The Syrian leader has taken refuge in Moscow with his family after rebels toppled his regime.
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Visiting war zones in Ukraine aligns with a trend known as “dark tourism.”
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Among the war stories, the case of Hitoshi Imamura holds a very prominent place in Japanese history.
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The case sets a historic precedent in the fight for transparency in the U.S. rental market.
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People spent 2.4 billion hours reading English Wikipedia in 2024, according to the Wikimedia Foundation.
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In short, it’s not that deep. It may not even last that long in the mainstream. That’s not stopping the grifters, though.
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