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Woman in Japan enjoying a snack when a stranger sits behind her with what looks like a fake human face. She leaves immediately.
What was that?
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What was that?
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Polish President, Nawrocki proposed a law that would jail public officials for 10 years if they "question" his powers or the legitimacy of courts and judges appointed under the previous government
Judges who refuse to recognize this law may be removed from the office. The government has condemned the proposal as "autocratic".
No, it's not, it's very democratic, on the contrary, don't you know the difference?
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Judges who refuse to recognize this law may be removed from the office. The government has condemned the proposal as "autocratic".
No, it's not, it's very democratic, on the contrary, don't you know the difference?
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JUST IN - USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier arrives at Souda Bay on the island of Crete, Greece, February 23, 2026 — Reuters
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This is very concerning:
The Current Population Survey response rate is down to ~64%, the lowest on record.
This is the data the US Labor Department uses to calculate the unemployment rate and other metrics, such as underemployment and multiple jobholders.
Since 2009, this percentage has fallen ~30 points and is now even below 2020 pandemic levels.
Fewer people than ever are responding to the survey the Labor Department uses to publish economic data.
As a result, labor market estimates are built on increasingly incomplete data and are far less reliable than in the past.
What is happening here?
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The Current Population Survey response rate is down to ~64%, the lowest on record.
This is the data the US Labor Department uses to calculate the unemployment rate and other metrics, such as underemployment and multiple jobholders.
Since 2009, this percentage has fallen ~30 points and is now even below 2020 pandemic levels.
Fewer people than ever are responding to the survey the Labor Department uses to publish economic data.
As a result, labor market estimates are built on increasingly incomplete data and are far less reliable than in the past.
What is happening here?
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1938
Before standardized jump doors were invented, Soviet paratroopers from the VDV (Airborne Forces) practiced an extreme deployment method known as the "wing-slide" aboard the Tupolev TB-3 heavy bomber.
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Before standardized jump doors were invented, Soviet paratroopers from the VDV (Airborne Forces) practiced an extreme deployment method known as the "wing-slide" aboard the Tupolev TB-3 heavy bomber.
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In the 1940s and 1950s, governments told the public that the pesticide DDT was completely safe for humans. In the United States, cities sprayed entire neighbourhoods from trucks while children ran through the chemical fog playing. Ads told parents to line their children’s bedrooms with DDT-infused wallpaper.
In one promotional film, a man sprayed DDT directly onto his oatmeal and ate it on camera. In colonial Kenya in 1946, British officials sprayed DDT on huts in the Kipsigis tribal reserve to fight malaria. When villagers refused, suspecting poison, the district entomologist sprayed DDT into a bowl of porridge and ate spoonfuls of it in front of them to prove it was safe. The narrator described the locals as “rather backward.”
The scientist behind DDT won the Nobel Prize in 1948. Then in 1962, Rachel Carson’s book “Silent Spring” revealed it was poisoning the food chain, killing wildlife, and accumulating in human tissue. It was banned in the US in 1972. Recent studies show health effects still appearing in the granddaughters of women exposed during pregnancy.
What’s being sold as safe right now that our grandchildren will look back on the same way?
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In one promotional film, a man sprayed DDT directly onto his oatmeal and ate it on camera. In colonial Kenya in 1946, British officials sprayed DDT on huts in the Kipsigis tribal reserve to fight malaria. When villagers refused, suspecting poison, the district entomologist sprayed DDT into a bowl of porridge and ate spoonfuls of it in front of them to prove it was safe. The narrator described the locals as “rather backward.”
The scientist behind DDT won the Nobel Prize in 1948. Then in 1962, Rachel Carson’s book “Silent Spring” revealed it was poisoning the food chain, killing wildlife, and accumulating in human tissue. It was banned in the US in 1972. Recent studies show health effects still appearing in the granddaughters of women exposed during pregnancy.
What’s being sold as safe right now that our grandchildren will look back on the same way?
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BREAKING:
An Afghan asylum seeker armed with a knife wounded 3 people at Jehovah's Witness stand in the Würzburg Central Train Station this morning.
In 2021, a Somali asylum seeker stabbed 3 women to death and wounded 9 other people in a random attack in the same city.
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An Afghan asylum seeker armed with a knife wounded 3 people at Jehovah's Witness stand in the Würzburg Central Train Station this morning.
In 2021, a Somali asylum seeker stabbed 3 women to death and wounded 9 other people in a random attack in the same city.
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JUST IN - Trump says as President he does not have to go back to Congress to get approval of Tariffs
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