This Lawsuit Could Set a NEW Standard for Liquor Shipping in the US, Let’s be honest — buying booze online can be a real headache. You find a nice bottle of wine on a website from another state, try to order it, and boom — “Sorry, we can’t ship to your address.” Super annoying. […]
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Chinese AI Sector Eyes Huawei’s Powerful 910C Chip In recent months, one name has been making waves again in China’s tech world — Huawei. This time, it’s not about smartphones or 5G. It’s about something smaller, but far more powerful in today’s digital age: AI chips. Huawei has introduced a new chip called the Ascend
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What to Get (and Avoid) at NYC’s Newest Japanese Doughnut Shop Okay, so I finally made it over to that new Japanese doughnut shop everyone’s been talking about in New York City. And let me tell you right now: it’s got some hits, and it’s got some total misses. I went in super excited because
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Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals: How Everyday Products Are Harming Fertility and Health. I didn’t really think about chemicals until a friend of mine told me she had to stop using her favorite face cream. I asked her why, and she said it was messing with her hormones. I laughed at first because it sounded strange —
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Travellers warned to expect Tenerife hotel protests.. So, if you’re planning a trip to Tenerife soon — especially if you’re hoping for a chill, sunny vacation — there’s something important going on that you should probably know. Locals on the island have started protesting. And it’s not just a small thing. It’s turning into a
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Google invites African AI startups to join 2025 accelerator. If you’re a tech founder in Africa working on artificial intelligence, here’s some good news: Google wants to help you grow. This week, Google officially announced that applications are open for its 2025 Startups Accelerator focused on AI. The program is built specifically for African startups
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Some nights in football just hit different. You sit there, heart pounding, barely breathing, unable to look away from the screen — or the pitch, if you’re lucky enough to be there. Last night was one of those unforgettable evenings when football didn’t just entertain. It inspired. Two teams earned their place in the UEFA
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Israel and Palestine: Living Between Rockets and Roots You can’t understand what it’s like here unless you’ve walked these streets. The silence between the sirens, the prayers whispered behind locked doors, the news bulletins that feel personal—not because you read them, but because you hear them through the window. This land doesn’t just hold stories.
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It’s a strange feeling to sit in a quiet room in London, watching diplomats in suits gather under grand chandeliers, sipping coffee and speaking in carefully measured tones, while half a world away, children in Sudan are digging through rubble with their bare hands. On April 15th, 2025, London hosted a peace conference meant to
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How to Visit Rome for Pope Francis’ Funeral I never thought I’d be planning a trip like this. Not for vacation, not for adventure, not even for a wedding or a celebration. This time, it’s different. This time, I’m traveling to say goodbye — to a man I never met, but who somehow felt close.
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