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US Justice Department Releases 3 Million Pages of Epstein Files: New Emails, Videos, and Documents Revealed
The US Department of Justice has released over three million pages of documents tied to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, including more than 2,000 videos, 180,000 images, and hundreds of heavily redacted emails. While the files shed new light on Epstein’s network, many questions remain, and lawmakers criticize the department for withholding nearly half of…
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Entrepreneur of the Month: Oliver Dlouhý (January 2026 Edition)
Entrepreneur of the Month: Oliver Dlouhý (January 2026 Edition)
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Humanity on the Edge as Doomsday Clock Reaches Closest Point in History
The Doomsday Clock has moved to just 85 seconds to midnight in the 2026 update, the closest point in its history. Scientists warn rising nuclear risks, climate change, and emerging technologies are driving humanity toward catastrophe.
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British Mum of Ten Showed No Remorse After Keeping Woman in Slavery for 25 Years
A British mother of ten showed no remorse after being convicted of keeping a woman in domestic slavery for more than 25 years. The case exposed years of isolation, forced labour, and abuse hidden behind closed doors.
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Another Epidemic Concern? Deadly Nipah Virus Outbreak in India Sparks Global Alarm
Health officials in India are racing to contain a Nipah virus outbreak in India after multiple hospital-linked infections raised fears of a wider epidemic.
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What Is Next for Iran After the Deadliest Massacre in History
Iran stands at a critical turning point as brutal crackdowns, international censure, economic collapse and looming military tensions shape its future. What is next for Iran remains uncertain — but transformative change is already underway.
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Why Emmanuel Macron Wore Sunglasses Indoors at Davos and Why Everyone Noticed
Emmanuel Macron surprised audiences at Davos by wearing sunglasses indoors. The real reason was medical, harmless, and far less dramatic than the internet assumed.
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Killer Elephant Rampage in India Shocks Local Communities
A killer elephant rampage in India has left more than 20 people dead in just over a week. As authorities struggle to stop the animal, the crisis highlights the growing danger of human elephant conflict.
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ChatGPT Just Gave the Ultimate Answer to How a Normal Person Can Get Rich
ChatGPT had a startling response when it was asked what a normal person should do to become rich, delivering classic wealth-building advice that closely matched guidance from leading financial experts.
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Horrific Discovery: Over 100 Human Remains Found in Pennsylvania Man’s Basement
Pennsylvania authorities have uncovered over 100 human remains in a man’s basement, leading to shocking revelations about grave desecration at Mount Moriah Cemetery. Jonathan Gerlach faces more than 500 charges, including theft and abuse of corpses.
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Billionaire Forced to Rename Yacht After Making Horrific Realisation About Its Name
A billionaire forced to rename yacht after making a horrific realisation about its name has stunned readers, as Larry Ellison’s luxury vessel carried an unintended and deeply offensive backward meaning.
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US Bans Entry From 75 Countries in 2026 as Trump Administration Expands Immigration Crackdown
The US entry ban on 75 countries has sent shockwaves across the globe. Introduced by the Trump administration in early 2026, the policy raises serious questions about immigration, diplomacy, and the upcoming World Cup.
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2026 Banned Words List Sparks Backlash as Gen Z and Millennials Lose Their Favorite Phrases
The 2026 banned words list is here, and it is bad news for Gen Z and millennials. From viral slang to corporate clichés, LSSU’s latest list is sparking heated debate online.
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Billionaire Bill Ackman’s ICE Donation Sparks Nationwide Backlash and Renewed Debate
The Bill Ackman ICE donation has ignited national outrage after a billionaire backed the agent who fatally shot an unarmed mother of three. As protests grow, the case exposes deep divisions over justice, policing, and power.
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David Bowie’s Childhood Home to Open as a Public Cultural Site in 2027
David Bowie’s childhood home in East London will open to the public in 2027, offering an immersive look into the early years of the iconic artist. The restored site aims to inspire future generations through creativity and heritage.
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US Military Threat Over Greenland Intensifies as NASA Rediscovers Secret City Beneath the Ice
The White House has confirmed that a US military option for Greenland is being considered, alarming allies and reigniting fears of Arctic conflict and global escalation.
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Amazon Prime Customers Rush to Claim Share of $2.5 Billion Settlement Before Deadline Hits
Amazon Prime customers are rushing to claim their share of a $2.5 billion settlement before key deadlines expire. Eligible users could receive up to $51 if they submit a claim in time.
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CIA Responds to Speculation About ‘Potentially Hostile Alien Threat’ from Comet 3I/ATLAS
The CIA has responded to speculation that interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS could be a “potentially hostile alien threat.” While NASA confirms it is a natural comet, scientists continue to study its unusual properties, keeping public interest alive.
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Elon Musk Faces Backlash as Grok AI Generates Inappropriate Images
Grok AI is under intense scrutiny after users exposed serious safeguard failures leading to inappropriate AI generated images. As regulators step in, the controversy raises urgent questions about AI safety and accountability.
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Psychic Who Claimed to Predict Covid Issues Stark Warning for Travel in 2026 as US Citizens Face New Bans
A psychic who claims to have predicted Covid is warning of major travel disruption in 2026. As Mali and Burkina Faso ban US citizens, his visions of queues, borders, and global chaos are raising eyebrows.
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Trump Says U.S. Will Temporarily “Run” Venezuela After Maduro Captured in Military Operation
President Donald Trump announced that the United States will assume temporary administrative control of Venezuela following a dramatic military operation that resulted in the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores. The statement marks a historic escalation in U.S.–Venezuela relations and has triggered widespread international reaction.
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Shocking New Year’s Eve Tragedy as Swiss Ski Resort Bar Fire Claims Dozens of Lives
A Swiss ski resort bar fire has turned a New Year’s Eve celebration in Crans-Montana into one of the country’s deadliest tragedies. Dozens are feared dead as investigators search for answers and Switzerland enters a period of national mourning.
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FBI Warns iPhone and Android Users to Hang Up Immediately If You Hear This on a Call
The FBI warns iPhone and Android users to hang up immediately if they receive unsolicited calls claiming to be from banks or police. Phone scams are becoming more convincing and dangerous.
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Entrepreneur of the Year: Elon Musk, The Visionary Redefining the Future of Humanity
As Camel Move’s Entrepreneur of the Year, Elon Musk symbolizes a restless, future-driven form of leadership—one that refuses to accept limits and insists that progress, however difficult, is always possible.
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Police Address Growing Fears of Texas Serial Killer After 34 Bodies Found in Houston Bayous
Houston police have addressed growing fears of a serial killer after 34 bodies were recovered from city bayous in one year. Authorities say evidence does not support the claims.
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Mount Etna Erupts With Lava Taller Than the Eiffel Tower
A powerful Mount Etna eruption has sent lava jets 1000ft into the air, triggering a yellow alert and raising fears of travel disruption in Sicily. Stunning footage shows Europe’s most active volcano in full force.
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Entrepreneur of the Month: Mohamed Alabbar, The Entrepreneur Who Built Modern Dubai (December 2025 Edition)
Entrepreneur of the Month: Mohamed Alabbar, The Entrepreneur Who Built Modern Dubai (December 2025 Edition)
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“Mongolian Jingle Bells” Goes Viral as Fans Call It the Best Ever
A techno-driven, throat-sung version of “Jingle Bells” has taken the internet by storm, with fans calling it the most exciting festive remake yet.
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FBI Reviews New Evidence Claiming Zodiac Killer Identity
A new investigation claims to identify the Zodiac Killer and links him to the Black Dahlia murder — and the FBI is now reviewing the evidence.
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Scientists Discover Huge Anomaly Beneath Bermuda Triangle
Scientists have discovered a massive, never-before-seen geological anomaly beneath Bermuda, revealing a rock layer over 12 miles thick unlike anything else on Earth.
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Epstein Files Finally Released and the Fallout Is Explosive as Redactions Ignite National Outrage
The Epstein files are finally public, but massive redactions, missing documents, and political backlash have sparked a new wave of outrage across the US.
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Putin Ally Names Cities Russia Would ‘Destroy’ as WW3 Fears Grow
A leading Putin propagandist has named European cities Russia would “destroy” if World War Three breaks out, intensifying fears of nuclear escalation.
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