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New Photos of Epstein's Powerful Friends Surface

December 13, 2025

A fresh batch of photos has been made public. These photos show some well-known figures hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein. The pictures don't show any crimes, but they do give a peek into Epstein's social circle. Among the faces are Steve Bannon, a former Trump advisor, chatting with Epstein in an o

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Italy's Big Protest: Workers Stand Up to Budget Cuts

December 13, 2025

In Italy, a massive strike shook the nation as workers voiced their discontent with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's 2026 budget. The CGIL, Italy's largest trade union, led the charge, claiming that over half of the workforce, both public and private, joined the strike. Major cities saw huge crowds,

crime

The Curious Case of the Stolen Trash Bag Cash

December 13, 2025

On a peaceful island known for its tangerines, a different kind of scandal brewed. Jeju, a place far from crime, found itself in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. A government worker, trusted with the sale of trash bags, allegedly took advantage of his position. He was caught taking money fro

business

Eco-Friendly Businesses You Can Start from Home

December 13, 2025

Starting a business doesn't have to cost a fortune or harm the planet. There are plenty of eco-friendly options that can bring in good money. The government is backing these green ventures, offering subsidies to get them off the ground. With just a few thousand rupees, you can kickstart a business t

finance

Türkiye's Inflation: A Slow but Steady Descent

December 13, 2025

Türkiye is making progress in its fight against inflation. The finance minister expects the annual rate to drop into the 20% range by February. This is a significant improvement from the 64%-65% seen over the past three years. The government's goal is to bring inflation down to single digits, but th

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Google's Big Trouble: A $129 Million Freeze in France

December 13, 2025

Russia is making a bold move against Google. They've frozen about $129 million of Google's assets in France. This is unusual because Russia is trying to use the law to go after a big Western company's money abroad. It's all part of a bigger fight over frozen Russian assets in Europe. Google Russia

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Tech Marvels of 2025: A Fresh Look at the Year's Most Groundbreaking Gadgets

December 12, 2025

2025 was a year packed with tech innovations that pushed boundaries and redefined what's possible. From phones that fold in new ways to robots that do more than just clean, this year's breakthroughs showed us a glimpse of the future. Let's dive into some of the most impressive tech products that mad

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A Bold Escape: How a Former Soldier Smuggled a Venezuelan Leader to Safety

December 12, 2025

In a daring nighttime operation, a former US special forces member orchestrated the secret escape of Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado. The mission, carried out under the cover of darkness, involved a treacherous sea journey lasting over 13 hours. The team, led by Bryan Stern, faced

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Justice Wins: A Salvadoran Man's Fight for Fairness

December 12, 2025

A Salvadoran man, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, was recently freed from immigration detention after a federal judge ruled that the government did not have a lawful order for his removal. This decision came after Garcia was deported to El Salvador in March due to what Immigration and Customs Enforcement call

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Trump's Controversial Pardon: What's Really Going On?

December 12, 2025

Donald Trump, the former U. S. president, has stirred up quite the storm with his recent pardon of Tina Peters. She's a former Colorado elections clerk who's currently behind bars. Peters was handed a nine-year sentence for her role in the 2020 election drama. The trouble started when she let unauth