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1️⃣ Do’s and don’ts
More than half of the US is about to face one in all the most sprawling and menacing winter storms in years, one which threatens to ship a probably historic blow of snow and ice. Don’t make these mistakes as you prepare.
2️⃣ ‘Anxious and rattled’
One month after a shooter opened hearth at Brown University, students have returned to campus with mixed emotions. Many are voicing considerations about safety and questioning who bears accountability for the tragedy.
Fewer younger adults are dying from the main causes of cancer, aside from one. This particular type has now turn into the deadliest for Americans beneath 50.
… to ChatGPT. The firm plans to floor tailor-made product suggestions based mostly on consumer conversations, marking a major shift in how the chatbot is monetized.
Scientists in Sydney are searching for new ways to produce power from the sun. It’s not in the manner you’d count on.
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Why have shark assaults in Australia spiked?
Four shark assaults had been reported in Australia inside a 48-hour interval, prompting seaside closures and warnings. Experts say heavy rainfall is more likely to blame because it makes circumstances extra engaging to bull sharks. NCS Creator Antoinette Radford breaks down the spike.
🦈 Dangerous waters: Four shark assaults in Australia inside simply 48 hours have compelled seaside closures and sparked new security warnings. Discover what’s driving the sudden surge.
🎧 Viral DJ priest: You might have seen him in your social feeds: a Catholic priest atop a DJ booth, blasting digital dance beats to large, pulsating crowds. So what does the Church make of all of it?
🎾 After profitable the One‑Point Slam, tennis participant Jordan Smith earned a prize of 1 million AUD. Approximately how a lot is that in US {dollars}?
A. $550,000
B. $670,000
C. $790,000
D. $900,000
⬇️ Scroll down for the reply.
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🧠 Quiz reply: B. Smith took house the Australian-dollar equal of $670,000 (USD) after beating tennis’ greats in the competition.
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