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Russia Launches ICBM At Ukraine In Stern Message To Kyiv, Western Allies
Russia has fired an Inter-Continental Ballistic Missile or ICBM at Ukraine a day after Vladimir Putin changed Moscow's nuclear doctrine.
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1,500 Russian Troops Killed Or Injured Every Day In October In Ukraine: UK
Russian troops recently suffered their worst month for casualties since the country's war with Ukraine began almost three years ago, the head of Britain's armed forces said on Sunday.
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Kamala Harris, Donald Trump Make Final Pitch To Voters
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump made their final case Monday in the hours before Election Day, when voters will either choose America's first woman president or hand the Republican an unprecedented comeback.
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White House Race Outcome May Be Known Within Hours Or Take Days
Voting for the US 2024 will end in a staggered manner across the three time zones, starting with the East Coast next Tuesday -- November 5 -- but how soon will Vice-President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump know their fate?
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Experts Explain Why Women Are More At Risk Of Strokes Than Men
Hormonal changes caused due to pregnancy, or the use of oral contraceptives, and the longer life expectancy are some of the reasons that explain the higher incidences of strokes among women than men, said experts on World Stroke Day on Tuesday.
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Explained: Why World Polio Day Is Observed On October 24
Polio, or poliomyelitis, is a crippling and potentially deadly infectious disease caused by the poliovirus.
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India, Pakistan Renew Kartarpur Corridor Agreement For 5 More Years, But...
Days after External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar's visit to Pakistan for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation or SCO meeting, India and Pakistan on Tuesday agreed to renew the agreement on the Kartarpur corridor for another five years.
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Mysterious Drones Swarmed US Military Bases For 17 Days, Pentagon Was Not Able To Stop Them: Report
The drone sightings continued for 17 days, raising suspicions that they might be the work of Russian or Chinese agents seeking to spy on American military assets.
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One In Eight Girls Suffers Sexual Assault Before Turning 18, Says UNICEF
International Day Of Girl Child 2024: The report highlights that when "non-contact" forms of abuse - such as online harassment or verbal assault - are factored in, the number rises to 650 million, or 1 in 5.
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Integrating AI And Personalized Medicine For Better Outcomes In Heart Disease Management
By leveraging machine learning, these intelligent systems can detect patterns that human doctors might miss, enabling early intervention and lifestyle modifications to prevent or delay the onset of the disease.
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Elon Musk's X Fined $900,000 A Day For Restoring Services In Brazil Despite Ban
Brazil's Supreme Court on Thursday ordered Elon Musk's X to suspend access to the social network, after service was restored despite a ban, or face a daily fine of over $900,000.
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World Literacy Day: Explore The Romance Through The Pages Of Love
Are you a book lover or a first time reader looking for something interesting romantic novels to read? Look no further we have brought the list of amazing collection of romantic books from Amazon
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Watch: Karachi's Dream Bazaar Mall Ransacked, Looted By Unruly Mob On Opening Day
People frantically grabbed whatever they could lay their hands on, shoving them into bags or carrying them away in their arms.
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Elon Musk, Tesla Win Dismissal of Lawsuit Over Alleged Dogecoin Manipulation
Elon Musk and Tesla won the dismissal of a federal lawsuit accusing them of defrauding investors by hyping Dogecoin. Investors accused the world's richest person of using Twitter posts, a 2021 appearance on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" and other publicity stunts to trade profitably at their expense through several dogecoin wallets that he or Tesla c...
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One In Five Children Gets Exposed To Extreme Heat Globally, Says UN
Nearly half a billion children are facing twice as many days of extreme heat each year -- or more -- than their grandparents did, the UN said Tuesday, warning of deadly consequences.
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Russia Launches ICBM At Ukraine In Stern Message To Kyiv, Western Allies
Russia has fired an Inter-Continental Ballistic Missile or ICBM at Ukraine a day after Vladimir Putin changed Moscow's nuclear doctrine.
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1,500 Russian Troops Killed Or Injured Every Day In October In Ukraine: UK
Russian troops recently suffered their worst month for casualties since the country's war with Ukraine began almost three years ago, the head of Britain's armed forces said on Sunday.
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Kamala Harris, Donald Trump Make Final Pitch To Voters
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump made their final case Monday in the hours before Election Day, when voters will either choose America's first woman president or hand the Republican an unprecedented comeback.
-
White House Race Outcome May Be Known Within Hours Or Take Days
Voting for the US 2024 will end in a staggered manner across the three time zones, starting with the East Coast next Tuesday -- November 5 -- but how soon will Vice-President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump know their fate?
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Experts Explain Why Women Are More At Risk Of Strokes Than Men
Hormonal changes caused due to pregnancy, or the use of oral contraceptives, and the longer life expectancy are some of the reasons that explain the higher incidences of strokes among women than men, said experts on World Stroke Day on Tuesday.
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Explained: Why World Polio Day Is Observed On October 24
Polio, or poliomyelitis, is a crippling and potentially deadly infectious disease caused by the poliovirus.
-
India, Pakistan Renew Kartarpur Corridor Agreement For 5 More Years, But...
Days after External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar's visit to Pakistan for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation or SCO meeting, India and Pakistan on Tuesday agreed to renew the agreement on the Kartarpur corridor for another five years.
-
Mysterious Drones Swarmed US Military Bases For 17 Days, Pentagon Was Not Able To Stop Them: Report
The drone sightings continued for 17 days, raising suspicions that they might be the work of Russian or Chinese agents seeking to spy on American military assets.
-
One In Eight Girls Suffers Sexual Assault Before Turning 18, Says UNICEF
International Day Of Girl Child 2024: The report highlights that when "non-contact" forms of abuse - such as online harassment or verbal assault - are factored in, the number rises to 650 million, or 1 in 5.
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Integrating AI And Personalized Medicine For Better Outcomes In Heart Disease Management
By leveraging machine learning, these intelligent systems can detect patterns that human doctors might miss, enabling early intervention and lifestyle modifications to prevent or delay the onset of the disease.
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Elon Musk's X Fined $900,000 A Day For Restoring Services In Brazil Despite Ban
Brazil's Supreme Court on Thursday ordered Elon Musk's X to suspend access to the social network, after service was restored despite a ban, or face a daily fine of over $900,000.
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World Literacy Day: Explore The Romance Through The Pages Of Love
Are you a book lover or a first time reader looking for something interesting romantic novels to read? Look no further we have brought the list of amazing collection of romantic books from Amazon
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Watch: Karachi's Dream Bazaar Mall Ransacked, Looted By Unruly Mob On Opening Day
People frantically grabbed whatever they could lay their hands on, shoving them into bags or carrying them away in their arms.
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Elon Musk, Tesla Win Dismissal of Lawsuit Over Alleged Dogecoin Manipulation
Elon Musk and Tesla won the dismissal of a federal lawsuit accusing them of defrauding investors by hyping Dogecoin. Investors accused the world's richest person of using Twitter posts, a 2021 appearance on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" and other publicity stunts to trade profitably at their expense through several dogecoin wallets that he or Tesla c...
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One In Five Children Gets Exposed To Extreme Heat Globally, Says UN
Nearly half a billion children are facing twice as many days of extreme heat each year -- or more -- than their grandparents did, the UN said Tuesday, warning of deadly consequences.
