Saturday, February 22, 2025
Japan Marks 30 Years Since Tokyo Subway Sarin Attack with New Website to Educate Youth
Japan plans a website to mark the 30th anniversary of the Aum Shinrikyo sarin attack, educating youth about its impact and legacy.
Egg Prices Skyrocket as U.S. Faces Backlash Over Avian Flu Response Cuts
Avian influenza causes egg prices to soar in the U.S., while the Trump administration faces backlash for layoffs in response personnel.
AI DeepSeek Rumored to Predict Lottery Wins, But Operators Dispel the Claims
A Chinese citizen claimed to win the lottery using AI, but the operator clarified that predicting outcomes is impossible.
Musk Responds to Criticism of DOGE’s Influence on Federal Agencies and Employee Data
Elon Musk addresses controversy over government restructuring and potential conflicts of interest during a press briefing at the White House.
Meta Pursues FuriosaAI Acquisition to Strengthen AI Chip Capabilities
Meta Platforms is in talks to acquire South Korean AI semiconductor startup FuriosaAI, specializing in AI inference chips for data centers.
Trump Media Group Posts Losses as Truth Social Faces Declining Revenue
TMTG, Trump's media company, reported losses despite stock rise; Truth Social's revenue fell, citing legal costs and ad agreement changes.
Trump Teases ‘Very Soon’ Meeting with Putin Amid Ongoing Ukraine Talks
Trump hints at a potential meeting with Putin soon, amid U.S.-Russia negotiations on the Ukraine war in Saudi Arabia.
Sarkozy Ordered to Wear Electronic Bracelet After Corruption Conviction, First for Any French President
Former French President Sarkozy faces humiliation wearing an electronic tag after being convicted of bribery and corruption charges.
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.
Meta Shares Plunge, Ending Record-Setting 17-Day Run
Meta Platforms' stock fell sharply, ending a 20-day winning streak and erasing recent gains amid profit-taking and market decline.
S&P 500 Hits New High, But Tech Giants Face Struggles in the Market
The NYSE saw a broad rally with the S&P 500 reaching a new high, while M7 tech stocks struggled, notably Meta's decline.
Fed’s Waller Downplays Inflation Risks from Trump Tariffs, Dismisses Rate Cut Concerns
Waller downplays tariff inflation risks, suggesting limited impact on Fed policy as rates remain stable amid economic growth.
Deadly Rush: 18 Killed in Stampede at New Delhi Railway Station
A tragic stampede at New Delhi railway station resulted in 18 deaths as crowds rushed for trains to the Kumbh Mela festival.
Tech Stocks Surge as Investors React to Delayed Tariffs Announcement
Trump's executive order on tariffs delayed until April boosts investor confidence, lifting major U.S. stock indices and tech shares.
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.
Sleeping in Dirty Socks? Study Reveals It’s Worse Than You Think
Wearing dirty socks to bed can harm health; clean socks improve sleep quality and hygiene practices are recommended.
Young Woman’s Lip Tattoo Goes Wrong: Shockingly Swollen Results Shared
A woman experienced extreme swelling after a lip tattoo, raising awareness of potential risks and side effects of the procedure.
After the Holidays, Beware: Intense Workouts Could Accelerate Aging
Excessive exercise can increase reactive oxygen species, accelerating aging, but hyperbaric oxygen therapy may help counteract this effect.
Doctors Warn: Drinking Just One Drink a Day Could Increase Cancer Risk
U.S. health authorities confirm no safe level of alcohol; it causes significant cancer cases and deaths, often overlooked by the public.
Japan Marks 30 Years Since Tokyo Subway Sarin Attack with New Website to Educate Youth
Japan plans a website to mark the 30th anniversary of the Aum Shinrikyo sarin attack, educating youth about its impact and legacy.
Egg Prices Skyrocket as U.S. Faces Backlash Over Avian Flu Response Cuts
Avian influenza causes egg prices to soar in the U.S., while the Trump administration faces backlash for layoffs in response personnel.
AI DeepSeek Rumored to Predict Lottery Wins, But Operators Dispel the Claims
A Chinese citizen claimed to win the lottery using AI, but the operator clarified that predicting outcomes is impossible.
Musk Responds to Criticism of DOGE’s Influence on Federal Agencies and Employee Data
Elon Musk addresses controversy over government restructuring and potential conflicts of interest during a press briefing at the White House.
Meta Pursues FuriosaAI Acquisition to Strengthen AI Chip Capabilities
Meta Platforms is in talks to acquire South Korean AI semiconductor startup FuriosaAI, specializing in AI inference chips for data centers.
Trump Media Group Posts Losses as Truth Social Faces Declining Revenue
TMTG, Trump's media company, reported losses despite stock rise; Truth Social's revenue fell, citing legal costs and ad agreement changes.
Trump Teases ‘Very Soon’ Meeting with Putin Amid Ongoing Ukraine Talks
Trump hints at a potential meeting with Putin soon, amid U.S.-Russia negotiations on the Ukraine war in Saudi Arabia.
Sarkozy Ordered to Wear Electronic Bracelet After Corruption Conviction, First for Any French President
Former French President Sarkozy faces humiliation wearing an electronic tag after being convicted of bribery and corruption charges.
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.
Meta Shares Plunge, Ending Record-Setting 17-Day Run
Meta Platforms' stock fell sharply, ending a 20-day winning streak and erasing recent gains amid profit-taking and market decline.
S&P 500 Hits New High, But Tech Giants Face Struggles in the Market
The NYSE saw a broad rally with the S&P 500 reaching a new high, while M7 tech stocks struggled, notably Meta's decline.
Fed’s Waller Downplays Inflation Risks from Trump Tariffs, Dismisses Rate Cut Concerns
Waller downplays tariff inflation risks, suggesting limited impact on Fed policy as rates remain stable amid economic growth.
Deadly Rush: 18 Killed in Stampede at New Delhi Railway Station
A tragic stampede at New Delhi railway station resulted in 18 deaths as crowds rushed for trains to the Kumbh Mela festival.
Tech Stocks Surge as Investors React to Delayed Tariffs Announcement
Trump's executive order on tariffs delayed until April boosts investor confidence, lifting major U.S. stock indices and tech shares.
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.
Sleeping in Dirty Socks? Study Reveals It’s Worse Than You Think
Wearing dirty socks to bed can harm health; clean socks improve sleep quality and hygiene practices are recommended.
Young Woman’s Lip Tattoo Goes Wrong: Shockingly Swollen Results Shared
A woman experienced extreme swelling after a lip tattoo, raising awareness of potential risks and side effects of the procedure.
After the Holidays, Beware: Intense Workouts Could Accelerate Aging
Excessive exercise can increase reactive oxygen species, accelerating aging, but hyperbaric oxygen therapy may help counteract this effect.
Doctors Warn: Drinking Just One Drink a Day Could Increase Cancer Risk
U.S. health authorities confirm no safe level of alcohol; it causes significant cancer cases and deaths, often overlooked by the public.
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Japan Marks 30 Years Since Tokyo Subway Sarin Attack with New Website to Educate Youth
Japan plans a website to mark the 30th anniversary of the Aum Shinrikyo sarin attack, educating youth about its impact and legacy.
Meta Shares Plunge, Ending Record-Setting 17-Day Run
Meta Platforms' stock fell sharply, ending a 20-day winning streak and erasing recent gains amid profit-taking and market decline.
S&P 500 Hits New High, But Tech Giants Face Struggles in the Market
The NYSE saw a broad rally with the S&P 500 reaching a new high, while M7 tech stocks struggled, notably Meta's decline.
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