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26d ago
Electric Vehicles
The First Wireless Electric Road in the US Opens in Detroit
Detroit has become home to the first wireless electric road in the US, allowing electric vehicles to charge while driving. However, with a cost of nearly $2 million per mile, there are questions about its feasibility as a widespread transport solution.
26d ago
Fashion & Style
The Spring 2024 Paris Haute Couture Season: A Trend of Shape Shifters
The spring 2024 Paris haute couture season introduced new volumes and architectural delights, setting a prominent fashion trend.
26d ago
World News
Ukraine and Russia Complete First Prisoner Swap Since Plane Crash
Russia and Ukraine have successfully conducted a prisoner swap, marking the first exchange since the crash of a Russian plane that was claimed to have 65 prisoners of war on board. Russia's military confirmed that each side received 195 soldiers in the swap, while Ukraine's President, Volodymyr Zelensky, stated that 207 Ukrainian soldiers and civilians were returned. However, Kyiv has raised doubts about Moscow's assertion that Ukrainian prisoners were aboard the plane that was shot down by Ukraine. Investigations are ongoing on the downing of the plane, and Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed that it was hit by an American Patriot system. The released individuals will receive medical and psychological assistance as they are transported to Moscow for treatment and rehabilitation.
26d ago
Golf
Sources: PGA Tour finalizes $3B deal as LIV talks continue
The PGA Tour has reached a $3 billion deal with Strategic Sports Group to create a for-profit entity called PGA Tour Enterprises.
26d ago
US News
Potent Atmospheric River Storms Bring Heavy Rain and Flooding to California
A series of potent atmospheric river storms is hitting California, bringing heavy rain and flooding across the state.
26d ago
Animals
Japan Airlines Refuse to Allow Pets in Cabin Despite Animals' Fiery Deaths in Tokyo Crash
Despite the outcry from animal-lovers after a dog and a cat died in the hold of the Japan Airlines (JAL) aircraft that collided with another plane at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport on January 2, Japan’s two major airlines say they have no plans to lift their ban on pets accompanying passengers in the cabin.
26d ago
Soccer
Players' Respect for Ten Hag Not in Question, Despite Rashford Incident
Manchester United manager, Erik ten Hag, addresses the importance of discipline and asserts that his players still respect him, despite recent incidents involving Marcus Rashford.
26d ago
Crypto Currency
German Authorities Seize $2 Billion Worth of Bitcoin
A German programmer accused of running an illegal movie streaming site transferred $2.17 billion worth of Bitcoin to the authorities as restitution for his illegal activities.