Wednesday, March 12, 2025
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.
A $121 Million Penny? The Lincoln Coin That’s Making Waves in the Numismatic World
A rare "Lincoln Penny" may be worth $121 million, as Trump's halt on penny production sparks renewed interest in numismatics.
Gang-Rape Horror in Hampi: Israeli Tourist and Indian Woman Victimized, One Dies
In India, two women, including an Israeli tourist, were gang-raped while their male companion drowned during the assault in Hampi.
Danger in Public Restrooms: Could Those Stains on Toilet Paper Be Traces of Contaminated Needles?
A viral TikTok warns of potential drug needle marks on public restroom toilet paper, which could expose users to health risks.
Passenger Causes Chaos by Running onto Runway to Stop Aircraft at Chile Airport
A man blocked a departing plane at El Tepual Airport in Chile after missing his flight, raising security concerns at the airport.
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.
Trump and Trudeau Clash Over Tariffs, Swearing Follows Heated Call
Trump and Trudeau's call turned hostile over tariffs, with insults exchanged, highlighting tensions in U.S.-Canada trade relations.
Job Fair in Shanghai Offers Nearly $7,000 Monthly Salaries for AI Graduates
Chinese job fair sees AI graduates offered salaries up to 50,000 yuan as demand for tech talent surges amid a competitive market.
Hyundai Movex Continues Design Excellence with iF Design Award for AGVs
Hyundai Movex wins the iF Design Award 2025 for its innovative AGVs, showcasing design excellence and adaptability in logistics.
Honda Cuts Engine Production by 30% in China as It Struggles to Compete
Honda will cut engine production in China, reducing capacity by 30% amid competition from electric vehicle manufacturers.
Steel and Aluminum Tariffs: Trump Administration’s First Strike on South Korean Imports
The Trump administration imposes a 25% tariff on South Korean steel and aluminum, impacting U.S. exports and trade relations.
Zelenskyy Pushes for U.S. Military and Intelligence Aid During Saudi Negotiations
Ukraine seeks military support from the U.S. in negotiations, proposing a partial ceasefire to restore relations and aid.
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.
Apple’s First Foldable iPhone to Arrive with Book-Style Design, Priced at $2,000
Apple's first foldable iPhone is expected in 2025, featuring a book-style design and priced around $2000-$2500, with strong demand predicted.
Why Using Cotton Swabs in Your Ears is Dangerous, According to Health Experts
Experts warn against using cotton swabs to clean ears, as it can worsen earwax buildup and potentially lead to tinnitus.
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.
A $121 Million Penny? The Lincoln Coin That’s Making Waves in the Numismatic World
A rare "Lincoln Penny" may be worth $121 million, as Trump's halt on penny production sparks renewed interest in numismatics.
Gang-Rape Horror in Hampi: Israeli Tourist and Indian Woman Victimized, One Dies
In India, two women, including an Israeli tourist, were gang-raped while their male companion drowned during the assault in Hampi.
Danger in Public Restrooms: Could Those Stains on Toilet Paper Be Traces of Contaminated Needles?
A viral TikTok warns of potential drug needle marks on public restroom toilet paper, which could expose users to health risks.
Passenger Causes Chaos by Running onto Runway to Stop Aircraft at Chile Airport
A man blocked a departing plane at El Tepual Airport in Chile after missing his flight, raising security concerns at the airport.
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.
Trump and Trudeau Clash Over Tariffs, Swearing Follows Heated Call
Trump and Trudeau's call turned hostile over tariffs, with insults exchanged, highlighting tensions in U.S.-Canada trade relations.
Job Fair in Shanghai Offers Nearly $7,000 Monthly Salaries for AI Graduates
Chinese job fair sees AI graduates offered salaries up to 50,000 yuan as demand for tech talent surges amid a competitive market.
Hyundai Movex Continues Design Excellence with iF Design Award for AGVs
Hyundai Movex wins the iF Design Award 2025 for its innovative AGVs, showcasing design excellence and adaptability in logistics.
Honda Cuts Engine Production by 30% in China as It Struggles to Compete
Honda will cut engine production in China, reducing capacity by 30% amid competition from electric vehicle manufacturers.
Steel and Aluminum Tariffs: Trump Administration’s First Strike on South Korean Imports
The Trump administration imposes a 25% tariff on South Korean steel and aluminum, impacting U.S. exports and trade relations.
Zelenskyy Pushes for U.S. Military and Intelligence Aid During Saudi Negotiations
Ukraine seeks military support from the U.S. in negotiations, proposing a partial ceasefire to restore relations and aid.
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.
Apple’s First Foldable iPhone to Arrive with Book-Style Design, Priced at $2,000
Apple's first foldable iPhone is expected in 2025, featuring a book-style design and priced around $2000-$2500, with strong demand predicted.
Why Using Cotton Swabs in Your Ears is Dangerous, According to Health Experts
Experts warn against using cotton swabs to clean ears, as it can worsen earwax buildup and potentially lead to tinnitus.
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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.
A $121 Million Penny? The Lincoln Coin That’s Making Waves in the Numismatic World
A rare "Lincoln Penny" may be worth $121 million, as Trump's halt on penny production sparks renewed interest in numismatics.
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.
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