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Is there a second Sphinx under Giza? New scans spark shocking underground megastructure claims
Advanced radar scans at Giza Plateau suggest a vast underground network of structures, potentially including a "second Sphinx." Researchers from the Khafre Research Project detected organized formations, deep chambers, and interconnected pathways beneath the sands. These findings, while debated by some experts, revive ancient theories of hidden chambers and reignite fascination with the site's une...
Tectone YouTube ban leads to Rumble switch, streamer quits Twitch and YouTube
Tectone has announced a significant move, leaving both YouTube and Twitch to become an exclusive streamer on Rumble. This decision follows a recent one-week ban from YouTube for "excessive swearing," prompting him to seek a platform with more perceived freedom. His first Rumble stream is scheduled for March 28, though censored videos will still appear on YouTube.
10 abandoned islands in the world no one dares to live on and the chilling reasons why
Throughout the world, some islands were once inhabited by humans but now remain uninhabited due to various reasons such as environmental, conflict, or economic factors. Although these islands may appear to be mysterious, studies indicate that abandonment is not a rare occurrence. Recently, a study on island biogeography established that about 30% of islands have been abandoned within the last 150 ...
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YouTuber Matt Walsh calls out viral teen ignorance video and pushes for voting age change to 25
A viral spring break video showed US teens struggling with basic current affairs questions. Matt Walsh reacted strongly, saying young people lack awareness and should not vote at 18. He called for raising the voting age to 25 and also criticized the US education system, linking it to poor knowledge and growing dependence on AI tools like ChatGPT.
What is ‘launching soon’? White House official page posts strange, unexplained videos amid US‑Iran war
Amid escalating US‑Iran tensions, the White House posted two cryptic videos, one deleted within 90 minutes, that quickly fueled online speculation. Lacking context or narrative, the clips prompted theories ranging from apps and space missions to military strikes, with many users conjuring ominous conspiracies. Despite millions of views, the White House offered no clarification, leaving the posts m...
Jarvis Butts found dead two weeks after sentencing for the murder of 13-year-old girl Na’Ziyah Harris
Jarvis Butts, convicted of murdering 13-year-old Na’Ziyah Harris and multiple sexual offenses, has died in custody two weeks after his sentencing. Authorities are investigating his death as a possible suicide. Butts had pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and criminal sexual conduct, receiving a significant prison sentence. The case remains unresolved as Na’Ziyah Harris's body has not been reco...
Who is Ben Azelart? Sidemen Inside feature sparks buzz over his $1.2 million YouTube video claim
Ben Azelart is trending after claiming he earned $1.2 million from a single YouTube video on Sidemen Inside Season 3. The clip, shared by Jack Manifold on X, quickly went viral. Despite this, Azelart says his success came from steady growth, not one viral moment, as he built his career from skateboarding videos to global content creation.
'Keep blowing them away': Trump renews warning as he claims Iran 'begging' for deal
President Trump stated Iran is "begging" for a deal to end the war and warned of further strikes if nuclear ambitions are not abandoned. He indicated diplomacy might be closing, while US military operations are ahead of schedule. The conflict has resulted in over 3,000 deaths and millions displaced.
US, UK, EU push back on UN slavery reparations, despite acknowledging historical injustice
The UN General Assembly recognized the transatlantic slave trade as “the gravest crime against humanity,” aiming to confront historical injustice and advance reparatory justice. The resolution passed with 123 votes in favor. The US, Israel, and Argentina voted against it, while the UK and EU member states abstained over legal and reparations concerns, despite acknowledging slavery’s history. Ghana...
‘$100,000 diamond ring’: House Democrat Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick accused of misusing COVID funds for personal expenses
US Representative Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick faces intense scrutiny over allegations of misusing COVID-19 relief funds. Prosecutors claim millions intended for pandemic aid were diverted for her campaign and personal use, including a $100,000 diamond ring. The Democrat denies wrongdoing, but the case has sparked calls for disciplinary action, potentially including expulsion from Congress.
China: Your favourite internet story of 7 dogs returning home isn't true – it's not fake either
Much like Yudhisthira’s white lie, the tale of the seven dogs returning home — a viral video the internet fell in love with — is only partially true. The video is not AI; it is not fake, but the narrative is.
60 hours of community service and $12,000 for therapy costs: Teenage boys sentenced after creating AI-generated fake images
Two teenagers in Lancaster County received probation, community service, and a $12,000 restitution order for using AI to create and share manipulated images of classmates without consent. The sentencing, which avoided detention, has ignited debate on digital harm laws and the adequacy of penalties for minors misusing emerging technologies, highlighting a growing global concern.
UAE rain driving fines: 7 penalties every driver in the Emirates needs to watch out for
Heavy rain in the UAE means stricter traffic enforcement. Drivers face hefty fines and penalties for dangerous actions. Authorities warn against entering flooded areas and driving carelessly. Using mobile phones and sudden lane changes are also costly mistakes. Staying safe and aware of these rules is crucial during unstable weather.
Jeddah hospital creates history, robots take over paediatric surgery for Hirschsprung’s disease
Saudi Arabian doctors successfully performed a complex robotic surgery on a two-year-old child with Hirschsprung’s disease. The advanced robotic system provided enhanced precision and control, crucial for navigating the delicate anatomy of a young patient during the Soave pull-through procedure. This case demonstrates the growing role of technology in paediatric surgery for improved outcomes.