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Andre Kotzenka is expelled from his St Petersburg university for anti-war posts on Instagram.
Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Putin's propaganda campaign faces resistance from journalists.
A bombing at a St Petersburg Cafe kills pro-war blogger Vladlen Tatarsky on Sunday.
Super Bowl XLVIII at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey features the Seattle Seahawks dominating the Denver Broncos 43-8, securing their first NFL championship.
Senator John Kennedy confronts OMB nominee Neera Tanden over her deleted derogatory tweets about Republicans and Senator Bernie Sanders, questioning her sincerity and accountability.
A viral video featuring a jellyfish-shaped UFO raises questions about unidentified aerial phenomena and their implications for understanding extraterrestrial life.
The podcast has been downloaded and streamed more than 5 million times from the iTunes Store alone, sparking intense debate about its subject matter.
Waves poured over the wall onto the main road in Kona, leaving a surf shop completely smashed and residents scrambling for safety.
Charles Arthur and Samuel Gibbs review the best and worst smartphones of 2013.
Heavy snow causes travel chaos in London and the South East, disrupting transportation networks.
Robin Dunbar discusses the impact of social media on meaningful relationships in modern life.
90% of victims of non-consensual pornography are female, as Emma Holten recounts her experience of having naked pictures stolen and shared online.
A Chinese fighter jet nearly collides with an American B-52 bomber over the South China Sea.
One of the first interracial kisses on television aired in 1968, featuring Nichelle Nichols as Lieutenant Uhura alongside William Shatner's Captain Kirk.
Social Chain, led by Steve Bartlett, revolutionizes social media marketing for millennials.
A caller warns an elderly person that their last phone call was a scam and advises them not to visit the bank.
Ashna Hurynag reports 104mph winds in Jersey as Storm Ciaran hits the Channel Islands.
Storm Eunice brings 122mph gusts, disrupting landings at Heathrow and trending on social media.
Winds of 70mph create challenging landing conditions for pilots at Heathrow Airport during Storm Noa, as captured by Big Jet TV's footage.
Britain's street magician Julius Dein captivates audiences with his unique blend of humor and magic tricks, gaining popularity on social media platforms.
Suella Braverman is sacked by Rishi Sunak amid pressure over Armistice Day tensions.
Today, suicide memes from College Humor highlight mental health issues with dark humor.
Summer in the City began with 200-300 attendees in Hyde Park and grew to 3,000 participants by 2012, reflecting the rising popularity of YouTube events.
Sundance 2014 features The Raid 2, The Voices, and The Internet's Own Boy.
Unexpected encounters with great white sharks highlight the unpredictability of nature and human experiences in marine environments.
There have been over 100 bombings in Sweden this year, linked to criminal gangs in Malmo.
Microchips are making life more convenient for Swedes, but raise data protection concerns.
Afghanistan faces crises as the Taliban restricts women and aid dwindles since August.
TalkTalk faces a major cyber attack affecting 4 million customers' data on Thursday.
In the Baltic Sea, rival explorers collaborate to locate and investigate the wreck of the Mars, a historic Swedish ship that sank in 1563.
Amazon announces layoffs affecting 10,000 jobs amid Global tech sector cuts on Tuesday.
Tensions rise in Jerusalem as clashes occur between Israeli police and Palestinian protesters.
El Chupacabra, a legendary creature known for its mysterious sightings, is examined through various accounts and footage that highlight its impact on popular culture.
Tesco Bank's current accounts are hacked, raising serious security concerns for customers.
Project Mogul is being built to keep the U.S. ahead in the nuclear arms race.
The first test flight of the Airbus A380 marks a significant moment in aviation history.
A YouTube creator expresses gratitude for the positive response to the upcoming paperback release of the Fall of Civilizations book and promotes limited edition pre-orders.
A lawyer appears in a virtual court session with a cat filter, stating, "I have my assistant here, she's trying to... but I'm prepared to go forward with it."
Discussions at Pike Place Market focus on high-frequency trading and its impact on investors.
The sneaker resale market, valued at over $2 billion, is booming and changing everything.
A nineteen-year-old hacker disrupts Myspace in October 2005 with a harmless worm for fun.
The 2001 Gujarat earthquake devastates the region, but the people remain resilient.
Alipay transforms China's payment landscape, with 622 million users and $15.5 trillion market share.
Emma Watson stars as Nikki in The Bling Ring, a true story about celebrity theft in America.
Baron Roman von Ungern-Sternberg, a controversial figure in the Russian Civil War, played a significant role in the chaos following the 1917 revolution.
Two sides of soldiers met in No Man's Land on Christmas Eve 1914, singing together and shaking hands despite the ongoing war.
The creator economy, valued at $250 billion by Goldman Sachs, has evolved significantly with platforms like Instagram, enabling individuals like Anderson Newan to thrive as full-time creators.
Igor Savitsky saves 40,000 forbidden artworks during the Soviet Union's reign in Uzbekistan.
