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Many Facebook users consider quitting after the Cambridge Analytical revelations.
Tradition-oriented amateur chefs question the rising interest in the Thermomix kitchen appliance.
Emergency services in Britain face daily challenges while providing compassionate care in busy A&E departments, highlighting social injustices in communities.
Bartolomeo and Margareta Filippin are trapped in a flood in Longarone, Italy, on October 9, 1963.
Isobel Yeung reports on China's oppression of the Uihgur Muslim minority in a special VICE News report.
Apostle Kwadwo Safo opens a factory in Ghana producing SUVs and pickups for local customers.
Wonderschool in San Francisco aims to disrupt early childhood education like Airbnb for pre-K.
The House Oversight Committee meets in Baltimore to address the opioid crisis and rising overdoses.
Lastesis' anti-rape song from Chile becomes a viral feminist anthem, inspiring many.
UC Irvine offers scholarships for eSports, including League of Legends players like James Lampman.
Dr. Saya Aziz, an Australian doctor, shares her experiences in Gaza's al-Shifa hospital.
Engineers working on 3 World Trade Center in New York operate at 1,000 feet without safety harnesses.
An American FBI agent sells intelligence to the Russians for 16 years before arrest.
The Gatebox offers a virtual anime companion, Azuma Hikari, for young Japanese men seeking intimacy.
Richard Davis has been shot over 200 times to demonstrate the effectiveness of his lightweight body armor designed for law enforcement.
Death Diving, an extreme sport gaining popularity on social media, is explored by host Danny Sewell and filmmaker Jake Dowsett in Norway, highlighting its risks and motivations.
Dr. Alloh, a dedicated physician in Gaza, prioritizes the care of his patients amid the imminent threat of Israeli airstrikes on his hospital.
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg faces scrutiny over user privacy and data protection issues.
Kingston College aims for the Triple Crown in Jamaica's Schools Challenge Quiz competition.
By 1973, Oleg Gordievsky had risen to deputy of political intelligence within the KGB's foreign operations in Denmark before becoming a double agent for MI6.
California's Proposition 64 positions the state as the largest legal weed marketplace globally.
AG Gaston built the AG Gaston Motel, one of 11 sites in Birmingham included in the Green Book, which served as a headquarters for the Civil Rights Movement.
A man staged a fake kidnapping, using a soundboard and a friend on a conference call, to prank a scammer and expose their tactics.
Dr. J. Allen Hynek, head of the US Air Force's official UFO investigation, evolves from skeptic to believer, influencing cultural perceptions of UFOs.
A music producer, who turned down a major label to focus on her artistry, gained recognition for her work on Schoolboy Q and Kendrick Lamar's hit 'Collard Greens.
Josep Sanitjas and Giuseppe Scionti create a 3D-printed steak at El Santuari near Barcelona.
The Pentagon launches a secret pilot program to train U.S. pilots against Russian MiGs.
Sarah Jury, a former fifth-grade teacher, loses her job after turning to OnlyFans to supplement her income amid rising inflation and high living costs.
Benjamin Kapelushnik, 'The Sneaker Don,' makes $1 million selling sneakers to stars like Khaled.
A ransomware attack in Del Rio disrupts city services and raises concerns about Russian hackers.
Medo Halimy describes planting as a form of resistance, stating, "I'm bringing it to Earth" in his last video before he was killed in the conflict.
Valerie Neal protects America's spacecraft treasures as Space History Curator in Smithsonian Spotlight.
Tens of thousands mourn Soleimani in Baghdad, chanting 'death to America' at his funeral.
Nearly a thousand people are evacuated from Corfu as wildfires rage across Greece.
Congo says Goma is spared from a volcanic eruption, but residents remain uncertain and fearful.
Thousands of Haitian migrants face a humanitarian crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border.
The EU is on high alert after Erdogan's decision to let migrants cross into Greece.
Three people, Eve Smith, Darcy Ross, and Raphael John, die in a Cardiff car crash on Saturday.
The video explains time crystals and their implications for quantum computing and physics.
Researchers from nine different German Aerospace Center Institutes develop the future train.
Tonga faces severe damage from a volcanic eruption, with urgent needs for clean water and supplies.
Tonga faces devastation as volcanic ash and tsunami destroy homes and infrastructure.
Tony Blair discusses Covid-19, Brexit, and leadership at the FT Weekend Festival 2020.
A female founder from Athens emphasizes the importance of company culture, advising against hiring toxic employees and highlighting the unique challenges women face in business.
Trade Minister Conor Burns is sacked immediately over serious misconduct allegations.
A train crash in Taiwan leaves dozens injured and at least 36 people have died.
Isla Bryson's conviction raises safety concerns at Cornton Vale prison in Scotland.
Violent confrontations occurred as the alt-left charged with clubs during protests, marking a chaotic day in the ongoing corporate backlash against Donald Trump.
