Thursday, January 2, 2025
Trump’s New Tax Plan Could Slash Corporate Tax Rate—Here’s What It Means for U.S. Manufacturers
Trump’s administration plans corporate tax cuts, impacting Korean firms. Analysts urge monitoring of tax reforms and potential uncertainties.
FAA Warns of Growing Bird Strike Threat as U.S. Air Traffic Recovers Post-Pandemic
Bird strikes are rising in the US, with 19,367 incidents reported in 2023, highlighting increased risks for passenger aircraft.
Boeing 737-800 Model in Muan Crash Once Flew for Ryanair, Leased to Jeju Air in 2017
Jeju Air flight 7C2216, a Boeing 737-800 leased from Ryanair, faced a serious incident at Muan International Airport, causing casualties.
Penguin’s Polite Interruptions: Viral Video Shows Adorable Wildlife Etiquette
A viral video shows a polite penguin waiting for a couple to finish their photoshoot in Antarctica, charming viewers worldwide.
Swiss Snowboarder Sophie Hediger Killed in Avalanche Tragedy
Swiss snowboarder Sophie Hediger, 26, tragically died in an avalanche near Arosa, Switzerland, as confirmed by the Swiss Ski Association.
Trump’s Tariff Threat Sparks Trade War Warnings from Mexico’s President
Mexican President Sheinbaum warns of retaliation against Trump's proposed tariffs, emphasizing risks of a trade war and economic impact.
Trump’s Bold Move: Matt Gaetz Nominated for Attorney General
President-elect Donald Trump nominates far-right Congressman Matt Gaetz as Attorney General, praising his skills for DOJ reform.
Election Shockwave: Trump Secures Victory in All Seven Swing States
Donald Trump secured victories in all seven battleground states, including Pennsylvania, leading to a decisive win over Kamala Harris.
Confident Trump Casts Vote, But Warns of ‘Massive Fraud’ in Swing States
On election day, Trump repeated claims of fraud, targeting key states while asserting confidence in his victory despite backlash.
Is Elon Musk’s $1 Million Prize a Bribe in Disguise? Legal Battle Heats Up
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is allowed to continue a daily $1 million giveaway event until election day, November 5.
Jimmy Carter, 39th U.S. President and Nobel Peace Prize Winner, Dies at 100
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter passed away at 100, remembered for his presidency and post-office peace efforts.
Azerbaijan Airlines Crash May Have Been Caused by Hostile Action, U.S. Officials Suggest
An Azerbaijan Airlines jet crash near Aktau may be linked to GPS interference and a possible cyberattack by Russian air defenses.
Apple Soars to New Heights While Tesla and NVIDIA See Setbacks
U.S. stock indices closed mixed post-Christmas, with Apple hitting a record high while Tesla and NVIDIA saw declines.
Biden’s Last Christmas as President: A Hopeful Message for America
President Biden shares his final Christmas message, emphasizing liberty and compassion, as he prepares to hand over to Trump.
North Korean Troops May March in Russia’s 80th Victory Day Parade
North Korean troops may join Russia's 80th Victory Day parade, showcasing military ties amid the Ukraine conflict.
Why Black Beans are Great for Your Heart—but Not the Miracle Cure for Baldness
Consuming beans can aid in preventing cardiovascular diseases, cancer, and osteoporosis, but excessive intake may cause gas issues.
AI Helps Scientists Unlock Secret to Plastic Breakdown with Insect-Enzymes
Researchers have discovered a method to produce enzymes from wax moth larvae to biodegrade plastics, offering new waste management solutions.
Woman Loses 320 Pounds and Heals from Rare Skin Disease – Her Incredible Journey
Lexi Reed lost 320 pounds and overcame calciphylaxis, emphasizing the power of support and lifestyle changes in her journey.
Chlamydia From a Gym Towel? Surprising STI Transmission You Need to Know About
A viral case of chlamydial conjunctivitis linked to gym towel use raises concerns about STI transmission in fitness settings.
Twins Go Head-to-Head: Vegan vs. Meat Diets in 12-Week Challenge
British twins Hugo and Ross experimented for 12 weeks to see the effects of vegetarian vs. meat diets on their bodies.
Trump’s New Tax Plan Could Slash Corporate Tax Rate—Here’s What It Means for U.S. Manufacturers
Trump’s administration plans corporate tax cuts, impacting Korean firms. Analysts urge monitoring of tax reforms and potential uncertainties.
FAA Warns of Growing Bird Strike Threat as U.S. Air Traffic Recovers Post-Pandemic
Bird strikes are rising in the US, with 19,367 incidents reported in 2023, highlighting increased risks for passenger aircraft.
Boeing 737-800 Model in Muan Crash Once Flew for Ryanair, Leased to Jeju Air in 2017
Jeju Air flight 7C2216, a Boeing 737-800 leased from Ryanair, faced a serious incident at Muan International Airport, causing casualties.
Penguin’s Polite Interruptions: Viral Video Shows Adorable Wildlife Etiquette
A viral video shows a polite penguin waiting for a couple to finish their photoshoot in Antarctica, charming viewers worldwide.
Swiss Snowboarder Sophie Hediger Killed in Avalanche Tragedy
Swiss snowboarder Sophie Hediger, 26, tragically died in an avalanche near Arosa, Switzerland, as confirmed by the Swiss Ski Association.
Trump’s Tariff Threat Sparks Trade War Warnings from Mexico’s President
Mexican President Sheinbaum warns of retaliation against Trump's proposed tariffs, emphasizing risks of a trade war and economic impact.
Trump’s Bold Move: Matt Gaetz Nominated for Attorney General
President-elect Donald Trump nominates far-right Congressman Matt Gaetz as Attorney General, praising his skills for DOJ reform.
Election Shockwave: Trump Secures Victory in All Seven Swing States
Donald Trump secured victories in all seven battleground states, including Pennsylvania, leading to a decisive win over Kamala Harris.
Confident Trump Casts Vote, But Warns of ‘Massive Fraud’ in Swing States
On election day, Trump repeated claims of fraud, targeting key states while asserting confidence in his victory despite backlash.
Is Elon Musk’s $1 Million Prize a Bribe in Disguise? Legal Battle Heats Up
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is allowed to continue a daily $1 million giveaway event until election day, November 5.
Jimmy Carter, 39th U.S. President and Nobel Peace Prize Winner, Dies at 100
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter passed away at 100, remembered for his presidency and post-office peace efforts.
Azerbaijan Airlines Crash May Have Been Caused by Hostile Action, U.S. Officials Suggest
An Azerbaijan Airlines jet crash near Aktau may be linked to GPS interference and a possible cyberattack by Russian air defenses.
Apple Soars to New Heights While Tesla and NVIDIA See Setbacks
U.S. stock indices closed mixed post-Christmas, with Apple hitting a record high while Tesla and NVIDIA saw declines.
Biden’s Last Christmas as President: A Hopeful Message for America
President Biden shares his final Christmas message, emphasizing liberty and compassion, as he prepares to hand over to Trump.
North Korean Troops May March in Russia’s 80th Victory Day Parade
North Korean troops may join Russia's 80th Victory Day parade, showcasing military ties amid the Ukraine conflict.
Why Black Beans are Great for Your Heart—but Not the Miracle Cure for Baldness
Consuming beans can aid in preventing cardiovascular diseases, cancer, and osteoporosis, but excessive intake may cause gas issues.
AI Helps Scientists Unlock Secret to Plastic Breakdown with Insect-Enzymes
Researchers have discovered a method to produce enzymes from wax moth larvae to biodegrade plastics, offering new waste management solutions.
Woman Loses 320 Pounds and Heals from Rare Skin Disease – Her Incredible Journey
Lexi Reed lost 320 pounds and overcame calciphylaxis, emphasizing the power of support and lifestyle changes in her journey.
Chlamydia From a Gym Towel? Surprising STI Transmission You Need to Know About
A viral case of chlamydial conjunctivitis linked to gym towel use raises concerns about STI transmission in fitness settings.
Twins Go Head-to-Head: Vegan vs. Meat Diets in 12-Week Challenge
British twins Hugo and Ross experimented for 12 weeks to see the effects of vegetarian vs. meat diets on their bodies.
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Trump’s New Tax Plan Could Slash Corporate Tax Rate—Here’s What It Means for U.S. Manufacturers
Trump’s administration plans corporate tax cuts, impacting Korean firms. Analysts urge monitoring of tax reforms and potential uncertainties.
FAA Warns of Growing Bird Strike Threat as U.S. Air Traffic Recovers Post-Pandemic
Bird strikes are rising in the US, with 19,367 incidents reported in 2023, highlighting increased risks for passenger aircraft.
Boeing 737-800 Model in Muan Crash Once Flew for Ryanair, Leased to Jeju Air in 2017
Jeju Air flight 7C2216, a Boeing 737-800 leased from Ryanair, faced a serious incident at Muan International Airport, causing casualties.
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