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Veteran journalist claims WNBA pressured reporters to ignore Fudd–Bueckers relationship in draft coverage
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Veteran journalist claims WNBA pressured reporters to ignore Fudd–Bueckers relationship in draft coverage

The Dallas Wings’ selection of Azzi Fudd at No. 1 overall to reunite her with Paige Bueckers drew attention beyond basketball, given their history as UConn teammates and reported relationship. Journalist Jeff Pearlman questioned why coverage largely avoided mentioning it, suggesting broader sensitivities around LGBT narratives in sports media. The debate now sits alongside expectations for the Win...

Kick streamer Clavicular dodges Charleston White question on overdose stunt at club launch days after hospital incident
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Kick streamer Clavicular dodges Charleston White question on overdose stunt at club launch days after hospital incident

Clavicular, also known as Braden Peters, refused to discuss his suspected overdose when asked by Charleston White at a club event. The question came days after a livestream incident where he was hospitalized. He later confirmed being discharged but did not explain the situation clearly, leaving many questions unanswered about what really happened.

Scientists create a ‘light switch’ for the love hormone: How it could change how humans love and form bonds
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Scientists create a ‘light switch’ for the love hormone: How it could change how humans love and form bonds

Scientists have unveiled a revolutionary 'light switch' technique, enabling precise activation of the brain's love hormone, oxytocin. This breakthrough allows researchers to observe how individual neurons and brain circuits form emotions, bonding, and social behaviours in real-time. The method promises deeper understanding of the human brain and potential targeted treatments for mental health cond...

The umarells: Retired elderly men in Italy quietly supervise construction sites and give orders without being asked

The umarells: Retired elderly men in Italy quietly supervise construction sites and give orders without being asked

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Italy's cities feature "umarells," retired men who observe construction sites with hands clasped behind their backs. These "little men," originating from Bolognese dialect, offer unsolicited advice and engage with workers, blending humor and a desire for connection. This cultural phenomenon has even led to some municipalities involving them as volunteers in monitoring public works.

Israel-Lebanon agree to 10-day truce: What it means for Iran-US peace talks

Israel-Lebanon agree to 10-day truce: What it means for Iran-US peace talks

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US President Donald Trump has brokered a 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, inviting both leaders to the White House for crucial talks. This move aims to de-escalate regional tensions after months of heightened conflict. While battlefield clashes with Iran have eased, economic and strategic pressures persist, particularly around the Strait of Hormuz, keeping the region on edge.

Manninger dies in train crash: Former Arsenal goalkeeper killed after train hits car

Manninger dies in train crash: Former Arsenal goalkeeper killed after train hits car

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Alex Manninger, the former Arsenal goalkeeper, tragically lost his life at the age of 48 in an unfortunate accident when his car collided with a train close to Salzburg. The respected Austrian, known for his time at Juventus and other prestigious clubs, is being honored for his composed demeanor and steadfast performance throughout his career.

Meet Yasuyuki Aono: Japanese scientist who kept a 1,200-year cherry blossom record alive until his death

Meet Yasuyuki Aono: Japanese scientist who kept a 1,200-year cherry blossom record alive until his death

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Professor Yasuyuki Aono meticulously tracked Kyoto's cherry blossom bloom dates for over a millennium, revealing a significant shift towards earlier flowering. His lifelong dedication, documented in ancient scripts, created a unique historical record. Following his passing, a new researcher has stepped forward to continue this vital, centuries-long observation of climate change.

"Her husband was assassinated in front of the world": Candace Owens raises new questions as Erika Kirk pulls out of JD Vance event

"Her husband was assassinated in front of the world": Candace Owens raises new questions as Erika Kirk pulls out of JD Vance event

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Erika Kirk withdrew from a scheduled event with JD Vance citing threats, but her decision quickly sparked online debate. Candace Owens questioned the reasoning publicly, drawing attention to inconsistencies and fueling wider discussion. While some supported safety concerns, others remained skeptical, turning the incident into a broader conversation about credibility, public appearances, and media ...

'World’s largest water fight': 191 killed in 3 days of Thailand’s Songkran festival

'World’s largest water fight': 191 killed in 3 days of Thailand’s Songkran festival

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Thailand's Songkran festival, known for its water fights, has seen a tragic start with at least 191 road accident fatalities in the first three days. Speeding and drunk driving were the primary causes, despite government safety efforts. This surge highlights the ongoing road safety challenges during the "seven dangerous days" of the festival.

New route? How are Iran-linked ships passing through Strait of Hormuz despite US blockade

New route? How are Iran-linked ships passing through Strait of Hormuz despite US blockade

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Amidst a US naval blockade, Iran-linked vessels navigated the Strait of Hormuz, signalling potential route shifts. Traffic remains significantly reduced, with heightened checks by both US and Iranian forces slowing crossings. Conflicting claims emerge regarding successful breaches, as electronic interference and disabled tracking systems obscure full visibility in this critical global oil transit...