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Via Marquez Hoffmann: Volunteering from the heartAfter an absence of four years, the international medical groups Operation Restore Hope (ORH) and ASK Foundation have once again joined hands in helping children with cleft palate and lip deformities
"I think any Korean kid, at one point, wanted to become an idol, or celebrity, or something, right?" Sang Heon Lee tells Preview with a chuckle. The Secret Ingredient leading man, known for his
As Apple revealed its new range of iPads, the one everyone is talking about is the 13-inch iPad Pro, the tech giant’s thinnest ever product.The iPad is 5.1mm thick, making it even thinner than the
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Cat accidentally shipped in an Amazon return box found 650 miles from home after 6-day journeyA cheeky feline made the journey of a lifetime from Utah to California in a very peculiar vessel - an Amazon return box. Owner Carrie Clark has an Amazon warehouse worker to thank for helping to
It turns out that selling a football team is a lot easier than selling a mansion, at least if you're Dan Snyder. The former Washington Commanders owner had no problem selling the team back in July
"All of a sudden, it fell into place that I would grow my family by adopting kids with special needs," Debbie Sarich, a pediatric physical therapist, tells PEOPLEDebbie Sarich always wanted a large
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Apple developing AI chip for data centers- WSJInvesting.com-- Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) is developing an in-house chip intended to run artificial intelligence programs in data centers, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, as the tech giant
Six-year-old Kuki and one-and-a-half-year old Alita recently joined the staff of Istanbul Airport, one of the busiest in the world, with a mission to provide solace for stressed travellers. At
The mother of a boy who was fatally stabbed has called his friend who died trying to save him a "hero".Barnaby Webber, 19, from Taunton, was killed in the Nottingham stabbings last year along with
It’s perfectly normal to feel down, or as though you’re not the most joyful version of yourself. In these moments, and in life in general, you might find yourself wondering how to be happy.
By Suleiman Al-KhalidiKING ABDULLAH AIR BASE, Jordan (Reuters) - Air drops through Jordan by a coalition of Western and Arab states are a lifesaver for starving Palestinians in Gaza struggling to
An Indonesian volunteer returns from a dangerous rescue mission to a remote island where a volcano recently unleashed huge eruptions, cradling an abandoned, emaciated
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Microsoft is Bringing AI Skilling Opportunities to Southeast Asia in 2025With artificial intelligence taking over the digital landscape, technology giant Microsoft is looking to build AI-ready workforces in Southeast Asia. Microsoft has pledged to train 2.5 million people
From Lenny Kravitz's long locs to David Beckham's shocking buzzcut, these A-listers have been setting hair trends for decadesEvery decade is defined by a few key hairstyles.Men’s hair in the ‘90s was
A muntjac deer was rescued by police after getting itself stuck in metal fence railings.The Essex Police officers were on their way back from executing a warrant in Witham when they pulled over to
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More and faster: Electricity from clean sources reaches 30% of global totalBillions of people are using different kinds of energy each day and 2023 was a record-breaking year for renewable energy sources — ones that don't emit planet-warming pollutants like carbon dioxide
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