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Cruise Ship Setting Sail On 4-Year Voyage To 140 Countries Just To ‘Escape’ US Politics
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Cruise Ship Setting Sail On 4-Year Voyage To 140 Countries Just To ‘Escape’ US Politics

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For those eager to escape U.S. politics after the 2024 election results, Villa Vie Residences is offering a “Skip Forward” cruise package, providing a four-year escape aboard a luxury ship. Departing with a mission to let passengers avoid the political landscape at home, the cruise will visit 140 countries across all seven continents. Villa Vie […]

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Guy Quits Job And Vanishes Immediately After Getting Paid 330 TImes His Salary
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Guy Quits Job And Vanishes Immediately After Getting Paid 330 TImes His Salary

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A Chilean man vanished after his employer accidentally paid him 330 times his normal monthly salary. Usually earning 500,000 Chilean pesos (about $525), he was unexpectedly credited with 165 million pesos ($173,668.79) from his employer, Consorcio Industrial de Alimentos (Cial), a meat production company. When the company’s human resources department noticed the error, they quickly

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Kamala Paid Oprah $1,000,000 In Attempt To Help Her Campaign
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Kamala Paid Oprah $1,000,000 In Attempt To Help Her Campaign

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Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign reportedly paid $1 million to Oprah Winfrey’s production company, Harpo Productions, in a bid to boost her presidential campaign through star-studded appearances and endorsements. Winfrey hosted a town hall for Harris in September and appeared at her final rally in Philadelphia, publicly endorsing her by saying, “We’re voting for values

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Search For Missing Flight MH370 Could Resume Due To ‘Credible’ Evidence Uncovered
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Search For Missing Flight MH370 Could Resume Due To ‘Credible’ Evidence Uncovered

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The search for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 may soon resume, as new, credible information has prompted discussions between Malaysia’s government and U.S.-based exploration firm Ocean Infinity. Known for its prior involvement in the search, Ocean Infinity has proposed a fresh investigation focused on a 15,000 square-kilometer area in the Southern Indian Ocean, off the coast

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LSU Under Fire For Bringing Caged Tiger Out During Game For First Time in 10 Years
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LSU Under Fire For Bringing Caged Tiger Out During Game For First Time in 10 Years

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LSU recently revived a controversial tradition by showcasing a live tiger, named Omar Bradley, in a cage during their game against Alabama, marking the first time since 2015 a tiger has been brought onto the field. The tiger, owned by Florida resident Mitchel Kalmanson, was driven onto the field in an enclosed cage, spotlighted briefly

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Lead Investigator Responsible For Seizing Peanut The Squirrel Revealed As NY Proposes ‘Peanut’s Law’
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Lead Investigator Responsible For Seizing Peanut The Squirrel Revealed As NY Proposes ‘Peanut’s Law’

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New York’s Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has sparked widespread outcry after forcibly seizing and euthanizing two beloved animals—Peanut the squirrel and Fred the raccoon—from their owner Mark Longo in Elmira, New York. Peanut, who became an internet sensation and Longo’s “best friend,” bit one of the officers during the seizure, resulting in both animals’

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Scientists Change Long Held Narrative Of Pompeii Victims Using DNA Evidence
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Scientists Change Long Held Narrative Of Pompeii Victims Using DNA Evidence

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Scientists examining Pompeii’s ruins have made groundbreaking DNA discoveries, challenging long-held beliefs about some of the ancient city’s residents who perished in the AD 79 eruption of Mount Vesuvius. While plaster casts have historically suggested narratives of family members and loved ones embracing in their final moments, new genetic evidence reveals otherwise. In one case,

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Liberal Women Are Shaving Their Heads And Going On Sex Strikes To Protest Trump Win

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In response to Donald Trump’s recent election win, a group of liberal women in the U.S. have launched a “4B” movement-inspired protest, pledging to abstain from romantic and sexual relationships with men. The initiative, inspired by a South Korean feminist movement, follows a similar set of principles: no dating, no marriage, no children, and no

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University Being Compared To Daycare For Offering Students ‘Milk And Cookies, Hot Cocoa, Lego Toys, And Coloring Books’ To Students Upset About Trump Winning
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University Being Compared To Daycare For Offering Students ‘Milk And Cookies, Hot Cocoa, Lego Toys, And Coloring Books’ To Students Upset About Trump Winning

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Several U.S. universities, including Georgetown and Harvard, are under fire for offering students “self-care” activities to cope with the emotional stress of the recent presidential election, which saw Donald Trump securing another term. Georgetown University invited students to a “self-care suite” featuring treats like “milk and cookies” and “hot cocoa,” along with Lego toys and

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Two Astronauts Stuck In Space Are Raising Health Concerns With New Photo
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Two Astronauts Stuck In Space Are Raising Health Concerns With New Photo

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Astronauts Sunita “Suni” Williams and Barry “Butch” Wilmore, who have been stranded on the International Space Station (ISS) since June due to technical issues with their Boeing Starliner, have raised health concerns after recently released photos. Initially set for an eight-day mission, the pair faced thruster failures and helium leaks in the Starliner, leaving them

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