Thursday, March 13, 2025
Shocking Stabbing in Tokyo: Woman Fatally Attacked While Live Streaming
A woman in her 20s was fatally stabbed while live streaming in Shinjuku, Tokyo. The suspect claimed she owed him money.
China’s AI Surge: Manus Outpaces OpenAI, South Korea Faces Growing Competition
China's AI sector is booming with startups like Manus, pushing for open-source and investment to stay competitive against global giants.
China Dominates Global Shipbuilding Market, Leaving U.S. and Allies Behind
A U.S. think tank urges collaboration with allies to counter China's dominance in shipbuilding, highlighting risks to national security.
Graffiti in Georgia? StopFake Exposes ‘Arrest Zelensky’ Images as Fake News
Graffiti calling for Zelensky's arrest is falsely attributed to Georgia; images analyzed reveal manipulation and incorrect locations.
Retired Firefighter Uncovers Medieval Treasure Worth £18,000 in Norfolk
Retiree Mark Sell discovers a medieval gold ring worth £18,000 while metal detecting in Norfolk, potentially linked to a bishop.
Trump’s Tariff Tactic: 50% on Steel and Aluminum, Pushing Market into Turmoil
Trump raises tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum to 50% in response to Ontario's electricity tax, affecting U.S. stock markets.
Carney’s Strong Stance: No U.S. Respect, No End to Retaliatory Tariffs
Mark Carney becomes Canada's Prime Minister, vows to uphold tariffs against the U.S. until respect for Canada is shown.
Justin Trudeau’s Farewell Speech: A Call for Bold Unity Amid Trade War Threats
Trudeau's speech emphasizes unity against threats like a trade war, urging Canadians to remain bold and united for their nation's future.
Canada’s New PM: Mark Carney Elected as Leader of the Liberal Party
Mark Carney, former Bank of Canada Governor, wins Liberal Party leadership and is set to become Canada's new Prime Minister amid US tensions.
Trump Defends Tariffs, Signals Potential Increases After April 2
Trump emphasizes U.S. manufacturing to avoid tariffs, plans a one-month exemption for automakers, and hints at potential tariff increases.
Oil Prices Surge 2% as U.S. Oil Inventories Fall Short of Expectations
Oil prices surged over 2% as U.S. inventories dropped significantly, indicating stronger demand and pushing Brent above $70 per barrel.
Tesla Soars 7%, Nvidia Gains 6%, but Dow Closes Down Again
The NYSE rebounded with tech stocks like Tesla and Nvidia rising, while the Dow continued to decline amid mixed industry effects.
LNG Carrier Retrofit: HD Hyundai and Chevron Team Up to Cut Carbon Emissions in Shipping
HD Hyundai Marine Solutions and Chevron retrofit LNG carrier Asia Energy for eco-friendly shipping amid EU regulations, boosting demand.
Brent Crude Edges Up After Days of Falling Prices, But Worries Linger
Global oil prices rebounded after a decline, with Brent crude at $69.56 and WTI at $66.25, amid trade war concerns.
Mel Gibson’s Gun Rights Battle Sparks DOJ Official’s Dismissal
DOJ official Elizabeth Oyer was fired after refusing to recommend gun rights restoration for Mel Gibson, citing recidivism risk.
Hyundai Launches Upgraded 2025 Porter II Electric with Faster Charging and More Range
Hyundai launches the 2025 Porter II Electric with faster charging, improved range, and a new entry-level trim for better accessibility.
Samsung’s QLED TVs Earn Prestigious SGS Certification for Cadmium-Free Technology
Samsung's QLED TVs received SGS certification for cadmium-free technology, ensuring safety and sustainability in display technology.
Coffee Drinkers Who Enjoy Morning Brew Have 16% Lower Risk of Death
Morning coffee may lower death risk from cardiovascular disease by 16%, especially when consumed early, according to new research.
Why You Fart More on Flights and How to Reduce It, According to a Doctor
Cabin pressure changes during flights increase flatulence by expanding intestinal gases. Individual gut health also plays a role.
World’s Hairiest Person: 18-Year-Old Indian Boy Sets Guinness Record
Indian boy Lalit Patidar, recognized as the world's hairiest person, has 201.72 hairs/cm² due to Ambras Syndrome, a rare condition.
Shocking Stabbing in Tokyo: Woman Fatally Attacked While Live Streaming
A woman in her 20s was fatally stabbed while live streaming in Shinjuku, Tokyo. The suspect claimed she owed him money.
China’s AI Surge: Manus Outpaces OpenAI, South Korea Faces Growing Competition
China's AI sector is booming with startups like Manus, pushing for open-source and investment to stay competitive against global giants.
China Dominates Global Shipbuilding Market, Leaving U.S. and Allies Behind
A U.S. think tank urges collaboration with allies to counter China's dominance in shipbuilding, highlighting risks to national security.
Graffiti in Georgia? StopFake Exposes ‘Arrest Zelensky’ Images as Fake News
Graffiti calling for Zelensky's arrest is falsely attributed to Georgia; images analyzed reveal manipulation and incorrect locations.
Retired Firefighter Uncovers Medieval Treasure Worth £18,000 in Norfolk
Retiree Mark Sell discovers a medieval gold ring worth £18,000 while metal detecting in Norfolk, potentially linked to a bishop.
Trump’s Tariff Tactic: 50% on Steel and Aluminum, Pushing Market into Turmoil
Trump raises tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum to 50% in response to Ontario's electricity tax, affecting U.S. stock markets.
Carney’s Strong Stance: No U.S. Respect, No End to Retaliatory Tariffs
Mark Carney becomes Canada's Prime Minister, vows to uphold tariffs against the U.S. until respect for Canada is shown.
Justin Trudeau’s Farewell Speech: A Call for Bold Unity Amid Trade War Threats
Trudeau's speech emphasizes unity against threats like a trade war, urging Canadians to remain bold and united for their nation's future.
Canada’s New PM: Mark Carney Elected as Leader of the Liberal Party
Mark Carney, former Bank of Canada Governor, wins Liberal Party leadership and is set to become Canada's new Prime Minister amid US tensions.
Trump Defends Tariffs, Signals Potential Increases After April 2
Trump emphasizes U.S. manufacturing to avoid tariffs, plans a one-month exemption for automakers, and hints at potential tariff increases.
Oil Prices Surge 2% as U.S. Oil Inventories Fall Short of Expectations
Oil prices surged over 2% as U.S. inventories dropped significantly, indicating stronger demand and pushing Brent above $70 per barrel.
Tesla Soars 7%, Nvidia Gains 6%, but Dow Closes Down Again
The NYSE rebounded with tech stocks like Tesla and Nvidia rising, while the Dow continued to decline amid mixed industry effects.
LNG Carrier Retrofit: HD Hyundai and Chevron Team Up to Cut Carbon Emissions in Shipping
HD Hyundai Marine Solutions and Chevron retrofit LNG carrier Asia Energy for eco-friendly shipping amid EU regulations, boosting demand.
Brent Crude Edges Up After Days of Falling Prices, But Worries Linger
Global oil prices rebounded after a decline, with Brent crude at $69.56 and WTI at $66.25, amid trade war concerns.
Mel Gibson’s Gun Rights Battle Sparks DOJ Official’s Dismissal
DOJ official Elizabeth Oyer was fired after refusing to recommend gun rights restoration for Mel Gibson, citing recidivism risk.
Hyundai Launches Upgraded 2025 Porter II Electric with Faster Charging and More Range
Hyundai launches the 2025 Porter II Electric with faster charging, improved range, and a new entry-level trim for better accessibility.
Samsung’s QLED TVs Earn Prestigious SGS Certification for Cadmium-Free Technology
Samsung's QLED TVs received SGS certification for cadmium-free technology, ensuring safety and sustainability in display technology.
Coffee Drinkers Who Enjoy Morning Brew Have 16% Lower Risk of Death
Morning coffee may lower death risk from cardiovascular disease by 16%, especially when consumed early, according to new research.
Why You Fart More on Flights and How to Reduce It, According to a Doctor
Cabin pressure changes during flights increase flatulence by expanding intestinal gases. Individual gut health also plays a role.
World’s Hairiest Person: 18-Year-Old Indian Boy Sets Guinness Record
Indian boy Lalit Patidar, recognized as the world's hairiest person, has 201.72 hairs/cm² due to Ambras Syndrome, a rare condition.
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Oil Prices Surge 2% as U.S. Oil Inventories Fall Short of Expectations
Oil prices surged over 2% as U.S. inventories dropped significantly, indicating stronger demand and pushing Brent above $70 per barrel.
Tesla Soars 7%, Nvidia Gains 6%, but Dow Closes Down Again
The NYSE rebounded with tech stocks like Tesla and Nvidia rising, while the Dow continued to decline amid mixed industry effects.
Shocking Stabbing in Tokyo: Woman Fatally Attacked While Live Streaming
A woman in her 20s was fatally stabbed while live streaming in Shinjuku, Tokyo. The suspect claimed she owed him money.
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