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Lebanon Seeks $70B IMF Deal

Finance Minister Yassine Jaber meets with IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva to discuss a full IMF program, which would involve loans and require passing a financial gap law to address losses from the 2019 financial crisis

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Gen Alpha's Top Slang Terms Revealed

A new study analyzes Google Search trends to uncover the most-searched-for Gen Alpha slang terms of 2026, including '6-7', 'Chud', and 'Rizz'

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Uncovering Religious Zionism

A complex history intertwining faith and nationalism, shaped by key figures like Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook

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North Korea Defections Plummet

Leader Kim Jong Un's efforts to seal off the country and preserve his family dynasty have led to a sharp decline in defections, with experts citing strict controls on people and information as the main reason

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Baltic Sea Chokes On Pharma Waste

Researchers from four countries unite to tackle pollution from medicines like diclofenac, paracetamol, and ibuprofen in one of the world's most polluted seas

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Girls Switch To Baseball

Young girls are increasingly choosing baseball over softball as a viable sport to pursue, marking a shift in traditional preferences

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Breathe Easy: Top Air Purifiers

The Curator recommends top air purifiers from trusted brands like Coway, Shark, and Dyson to improve indoor air quality, featuring the Blueair Blue Pure 311i Max

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320,000 US Stoplights

Roughly 320,000 stoplights in the US can cause difficulties for drivers when they malfunction or fail to detect vehicles

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Russia Crime Surges

War, weapons and returning veterans fuel violent crime spike, drawing comparisons to the lawless 1990s

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Céline Dion's $0M High-Tech Comeback

The singer's Paris residency at a 30,000-seat stadium features cutting-edge audio technology and AI to perfect her sound, as reported by Technology Correspondent Peter O'Brien

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Shepherds Climb Mountain for Night School

Thousands of shepherds in Lesotho are attending night school to learn the ABCs, as their profession often requires them to give up formal education during the day, with a network of schools operating on a shoestring budget near Mokhotlong

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Trump's Culture War Hits Smithsonian

A White House report criticizes the National Museum of American History's exhibit on Benjamin Franklin for its portrayal of his involvement with slavery, sparking a new front in the culture war

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Tetris Clone Removed After Legal Threat

The White House took down Build the Wall, a Tetris clone, four days after The Tetris Company responded with a legal threat, highlighting the game's complex and disputed history

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Sharks Beyond Fins

Japanese firms explore new shark-based products as alternative to highly valued fins in Chinese cuisine

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Nicki Minaj Slams Democrats

Rapper calls party 'petty and childish' for being too caught up in pop culture, praises Donald Trump's authenticity in Fox News interview

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