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Kentucky police officer Asad Zahir claimed he made 2048 Flock searches to track two vehicles for drug investigation. He was tracking his ex-girlfriend
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Flock CEO Garrett Langley’s address leaked online after he urged Americans to ‘compromise’ between privacy and safety
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‘Engine issue at 31,000 feet’: New Jersey-bound United Airlines flight makes emergency landing in Nevada
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Japan killed 14,000+ bears after record attacks; 6 people died despite cull, 8,800 more targeted
Japan is currently grappling with a significant rise in bear conflicts, with incidents surging alarmingly. Conservationists are voicing urgent concerns regarding the extensive culling of endangered bear populations. Factors such as extreme heat and declining food sources are pushing bears into human territories in search of food. While the government’s response aims at curtailing bear…
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US judge blocks Trump admin’s Anthropic sanctions, calls them unlawful
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Green Party leader Zack Polanski calls for data centre freeze in England; says they ‘guzzle’ energy, water
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German tourist returns stolen skull to Vienna cathedral after 60 years with a final confession
A human skull that was stolen from the catacombs of St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna has been returned to its rightful place. The elderly German tourist who had taken it as a young man confessed after sixty long years, seeking closure for his past actions. Although the identity of the original owner is a mystery,…
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Meet Reyha Raghavaraju, the 16-year-old baker bringing birthday joy to families in need
Reyha Raghavaraju launched Birthday Bundles after witnessing a child’s uncelebrated birthday. This compassionate program offers homemade cakes and gifts to families in need. Now, with the enthusiastic involvement of volunteers, they curate unique birthday bundles, reaching more than 136 families in metro Atlanta. Birthday Bundles strives to make every child feel cherished and celebrated, regardless…
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Indian-origin US couple on group pilgrimage to Mount Kailash goes missing after Nepal-Tibet floods
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Missouri grandma served free breakfasts; health officials demanded a permit