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Cocaine imports in Europe have reached record highs seven years in a row
Cocaine has infiltrated Europe, slowly consuming millions of lives and communities
Robert Munsch’s legacy will live on for generations through his unique and interactive stories
The beloved children’s author diagnosed with dementia and Parkinson’s disease was recently accepted for a medically assisted death. Despite this, he has about 50 books ready to be published after his death.
Trump and his administration are winning a war against the media
From lawsuits to plain verbal harassment, the media is bending to the will of the Trump administration
Youth sports are now pay to play
Yet without paying extra, it seems players get neglected and have a lesser chance of playing in higher levels of competition.
How Kentucky Fried Chicken shaped Christmas traditions in Japan
A crafty marketing of a failing KFC market in Japan turned around and became a Japanese Christmas essential
Sora AI 2: the machine that people created to take their own jobs
Sora released the 2nd version of their AI, and it is way stronger than the original
News corporations begin to integrate AI into their websites
Journalism can now be added to the list of jobs under threat from AI
New York’s right-to-die law raises questions about choice and ethics.
Supporters frame the law as an expansion of personal choice, while religious leaders and disability advocates warn it may place subtle pressure on society’s most vulnerable individuals.
MJ the Musical: An enjoyable, if biased, tribute to the king of pop
While technically flawless, certain writing choices stand out as strange
Amorim era over
How Ruben Amorim’s inconsistent run at Manchester United came to an end
School dances on life support
How these once popular events are quietly disappearing due to low interest
Stranger Things has concluded, yet fans are left with underwhelming ending. (Spoilers)
Hawkins calls viewers back for a fifth and final season of Stranger Things, fans feel that directors have the story all mixed up, or if you will, upside down.
From Millennials to Gen Z, both can agree that the internet needs a rewind in memes from the ones of today
Will The Great Meme Reset fix the current memes of today, or will brain rot come out on top?
How EsDeeKid used TikTok, mystery, and memes, to break into the UK rap scene
Rumors, memes, and a surprise collaboration with Timothée Chalamet helped Liverpool rapper EsDeeKid blow up his new career.
21 Savage’s “What Happened to the Streets?” album feels cold and exhausting
The album’s repetitive beats create a numbing experience that blurs songs together for its listener.
Leaked evaluation shows F-35 outpaced the Gripen by wide technical margin
The data, kept out of public view for years, is now raising questions about transparency and timing
Diary of a Wimpy Kid, The Last Straw’ Movie: The animated remakes cannot top the originals
The weak theme struggles to carry the movie through its 78 minutes run time
The demo of Shift At Midnight adds excitement and innovation to a classic style game to be enjoyed by chill gamers
The Shift at Midnight demo utilizes new and interesting mechanics to create an enjoyable experience to be played with friends.
Surrey’s extortion crisis grows, fueled from afar by the Indian government
Extortion targeting surrey business and homes has grown rapidly in recent years, leaving owners under pressure as police investigate organized crime, foreign lines, and copycat’s threats
Hydrogen-powered cars are hitting the road with big promises
Hydrogen fuel opens new possibilities for greener transportation
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