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UK Aims To Quicken Civil Service With AI 'Humphrey'
A press release from the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology said Humphrey would improve public services and help reach $55 billion in savings.
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Watch: Plane Makes Emergency Landing At Newcastle Airport After Landing Gear Fails
The plane had been circling above Newcastle for almost four hours with three people onboard, including the pilot, after discovering the mechanical issue.
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Twins Born In Two Different Years After Arriving 40 Minutes Apart On New Year's Eve
The boys were not only born on different days but also in different years, one in 2023 and the other in 2024.
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British Woman's Pet Dog Saves Her Life After Finding A Kidney Match For Her
A British woman was in need of a life-saving kidney transplant, and one day her pet dog sniffed out the perfect kidney donor for her owner.
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"Professional Baby Namer" In US Paid A Bomb For Naming Newborns
Taylor A Humphrey, the "professional baby namer", started her business in 2015. She offers services ranging from a phone call and a bespoke name list to a genealogical investigation.
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6-Month-Old Becomes Youngest Person To Go Water Skiing. Video Is Viral
A six-month-old baby in the US state of Utah has broken a world record and become the youngest person ever to go water skiing. A video that has gone viral online and started a heated debate on social media shows Rich Humphreys water skiing at Lake Powell.
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Viral TikTok Video Uses Rice Grains To Show Jeff Bezos's Net Worth; Twitter Is Amazed
The viral TikTok video shows Amazon head Jeff Bezos's net worth with the help of rice grains; and it goes without saying it was a mountain of grains.
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Children Were Raped, Drugged In Washington's Renowned Refuge For Needy
In the 1960s, first lady Jackie Kennedy, civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., and Vice President Hubert Humphrey were just a few of the important figures to pay visits to Junior Village, Washington's renowned refuge for impoverished children. Lady Bird Johnson and Pat Nixon sponsored Christmas and Thanksgiving parties at the White House for ...
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Twitter Sees Unexpected Drop In Monthly Users, Says It Will Fall Again
Twitter Inc on Thursday reported a larger-than-expected decline in monthly users in the third quarter, its second straight quarterly drop, and predicted the figure will fall again in the current period.
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US Opens New Military Headquarters In South Korea's Pyeongtaek
US forces in South Korea opened their new headquarters Friday, on what they called Washington's biggest overseas base, just weeks after President Donald Trump said he wanted to bring the troops home.
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Couple Sought In Killing Of Mother, Kidnapping Her 3 Kids
Three children kidnapped after their mother was killed in a remote area outside Los Angeles were found safe on Wednesday as authorities continued to search for the couple wanted in connection with both crimes.
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British Deportee Accuses China of Prison Mistreatment
A British corporate investigator imprisoned in China for nearly two years has said he was "harassed" for a confession, the BBC reported today, in a claim immediately denied by the Chinese foreign ministry.
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China Frees Wife of British Investigator in GlaxoSmithKline Case
Chinese authorities have released the jailed American wife and business partner of a British investigator linked to a corruption case involving pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), a family friend said today.
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China Releases Jailed British Investigator Linked to GlaxoSmithKline
Chinese authorities today granted early release to a jailed British investigator who was linked to a corruption case involving pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), his son and a family friend told AFP.
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SUV Slams into Pizza Restaurant, Seven Injured
Authorities say four adults and three children were injured when a car crashed into a Los Angeles pizza shop, including a 5-year-old boy who has serious head trauma.
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UK Aims To Quicken Civil Service With AI 'Humphrey'
A press release from the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology said Humphrey would improve public services and help reach $55 billion in savings.
-
Watch: Plane Makes Emergency Landing At Newcastle Airport After Landing Gear Fails
The plane had been circling above Newcastle for almost four hours with three people onboard, including the pilot, after discovering the mechanical issue.
-
Twins Born In Two Different Years After Arriving 40 Minutes Apart On New Year's Eve
The boys were not only born on different days but also in different years, one in 2023 and the other in 2024.
-
British Woman's Pet Dog Saves Her Life After Finding A Kidney Match For Her
A British woman was in need of a life-saving kidney transplant, and one day her pet dog sniffed out the perfect kidney donor for her owner.
-
"Professional Baby Namer" In US Paid A Bomb For Naming Newborns
Taylor A Humphrey, the "professional baby namer", started her business in 2015. She offers services ranging from a phone call and a bespoke name list to a genealogical investigation.
-
6-Month-Old Becomes Youngest Person To Go Water Skiing. Video Is Viral
A six-month-old baby in the US state of Utah has broken a world record and become the youngest person ever to go water skiing. A video that has gone viral online and started a heated debate on social media shows Rich Humphreys water skiing at Lake Powell.
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Viral TikTok Video Uses Rice Grains To Show Jeff Bezos's Net Worth; Twitter Is Amazed
The viral TikTok video shows Amazon head Jeff Bezos's net worth with the help of rice grains; and it goes without saying it was a mountain of grains.
-
Children Were Raped, Drugged In Washington's Renowned Refuge For Needy
In the 1960s, first lady Jackie Kennedy, civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., and Vice President Hubert Humphrey were just a few of the important figures to pay visits to Junior Village, Washington's renowned refuge for impoverished children. Lady Bird Johnson and Pat Nixon sponsored Christmas and Thanksgiving parties at the White House for ...
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Twitter Sees Unexpected Drop In Monthly Users, Says It Will Fall Again
Twitter Inc on Thursday reported a larger-than-expected decline in monthly users in the third quarter, its second straight quarterly drop, and predicted the figure will fall again in the current period.
-
US Opens New Military Headquarters In South Korea's Pyeongtaek
US forces in South Korea opened their new headquarters Friday, on what they called Washington's biggest overseas base, just weeks after President Donald Trump said he wanted to bring the troops home.
-
Couple Sought In Killing Of Mother, Kidnapping Her 3 Kids
Three children kidnapped after their mother was killed in a remote area outside Los Angeles were found safe on Wednesday as authorities continued to search for the couple wanted in connection with both crimes.
-
British Deportee Accuses China of Prison Mistreatment
A British corporate investigator imprisoned in China for nearly two years has said he was "harassed" for a confession, the BBC reported today, in a claim immediately denied by the Chinese foreign ministry.
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China Frees Wife of British Investigator in GlaxoSmithKline Case
Chinese authorities have released the jailed American wife and business partner of a British investigator linked to a corruption case involving pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), a family friend said today.
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China Releases Jailed British Investigator Linked to GlaxoSmithKline
Chinese authorities today granted early release to a jailed British investigator who was linked to a corruption case involving pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), his son and a family friend told AFP.
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SUV Slams into Pizza Restaurant, Seven Injured
Authorities say four adults and three children were injured when a car crashed into a Los Angeles pizza shop, including a 5-year-old boy who has serious head trauma.
