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‘Response to the crimes of arrogant enemy’: Iran launches ‘revenge’ attacks across Gulf

Americans need to prove they are American citizens to visit a national park in US

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Across the globe, COVID-19 has brought to their knees many industries crucial to the survival of people, countries, and economies. The aviation industry was among the hardest hit, as the virus gripped the travel and tourism industries.

Japan airlines' surprise ticket gapachon machine helps boost sales

Earlier this week in Canberra, a team of firefighters responded to reports of a gas leak in a store, just to discover that the smell was caused by the pungent odour of a fruit inside the building.

Durian fruit triggers 'gas leak' alert in Canberra

According to a report, several countries have been reporting teenage girls developing tics. The Wall Street Journal reported the reason behind teenage girls complaining of tics could be due to depression, anxiety and TikTok videos where patients were shown with Tourette syndrome.

Teen girls complain of tics; experts link it to depression & TikTok videos

When it comes to art and artistic expression, a debate always rages as to where the boundaries of freedom give way to so-called 'obscenity'. In digital age and in times of social media, though the general acceptance and understanding appears to have improved, art still finds itself at odds with online rules of propriety.

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What would you do if a fight breaks next to you but you have a beer in hand? A hockey fan believes enjoying her beer is more important. Images of a woman enjoying her beer while a violent brawl broke near her in the stands of a hockey game have gone viral.

Watch: Woman enjoys her drink as people around her get into violent fight

A US Army Major General has become the target of internet trolls for complaining about having to get rid of her French manicure in order to get back to work. Major General Jo Clyborne took to social media platform, Twitter, to share her frustration about having to remove French manicure as the US Army does not allow painted nails.

First world problems? US Army General trolled for complaining about French manicure

Cristiano Ronaldo has become the first men's player to score ten hat-tricks in international football. The Portuguese striker achieved the feat in Portugal's match against Luxembourg in Group A qualifying game for the 2022 World Cup.

Watch: Cristiano Ronaldo becomes first men's player to score 10 international hat-tricks for his country

Keeping track of eggs is a difficult chore, especially when there are 735 of them. However, if you have a unique ability and want to use it to build a name for yourself, Guinness World Records is the place to be.

Viral video: Man enters Guinness World Record for balancing 735 eggs on hat

Birthdays are special and everyone has their own unique ways of celebrating their special day. Some people opt for an over-the-top party and some choose three-tiered cakes.

Watch: Indian man cuts 550 cakes in Mumbai for his birthday

Heavens open when they want to bless you. It's just that you have to pray that the blessings don't come in the form of a solid rock just when you are sleeping. A woman in Canada got the scare of her life as a meteorite crashed through her roof and landed just beside her pillow where her head had been.

Escaping death by inches: Meteorite crashes into house with a woman sleeping inside

Astronaut Thomas Pesquet has a fanbase of his own! The European Space Agency astronaut is perched on the International Space Station (ISS). And from there, he clicks beautiful pics of Earth and space.

Astronaut's photo from space reveals a strange blue glow on Earth

According to a new study, people who take marijuana, alcohol or tobacco have an increased risk of being susceptible to breakthrough coronavirus cases even if they are fully vaccinated.

Smoking, marijuana may increase risk of breakthrough COVID-19 infection: Study

It was just a matter of time until the Netflix sensation, Squid Game, turned into a planned real-life event. That is, a version of it without the murder and violence.

A murder-free real-life Squid Game is taking place in Abu Dhabi

Britain's Prince Charles has revealed his old Aston Martin sports car runs partly on cheese waste and surplus white wine. The car was gifted to him on his 21st birthday.

Prince Charles says his Aston Martin car runs on cheese waste and wine; Twitter laughs

A strange brown blob washed ashore on an Australian beach, leaving viewers perplexed as to what the creature may be. On Monday, a photo was uploaded to the Australian Native Animals Facebook page of a'sunburnt' mass sitting among the low tide.

Mysterious brown creature washes up on a beach in Australia

A 6-year-old girl won a court lawsuit against the Egyptian Ministry of Education after a primary school in Beheira governorate refused her admission in the second grade.

Six-year-old girl sues Egypt's Ministry of Education with her savings, wins the case

While Facebook has been introducing new features to Instagram, the photo-sharing site has been accused for negatively impacting teens' mental health. As a result, in order to protect young minds from engaging with dangerous information on Instagram, Facebook has stated that a new "Take a Break" function would be added to Instagram shortly.

Take a break & nudge: Facebook-Instagram to launch features to keep kids away from harmful content

According to a survey, 62 per cent Americans consider their pet as their "best friend". The poll was conducted among 2,000 dog and cat owners. It found 81 per cent would leap to rescue their pet from immediate danger and 59 per cent people wouldn't mind fighting with another person to save their favourite friend.

People consider their pet a ‘soulmate’, reveals study

SpaceX chief Elon Musk declared that people should not "worry too much about methane" while adding that methane "quickly breaks down into CO2". "Methane is not a stable molecule, CO2 is extremely stable," the Tesla chief said while pushing for carbon tax at Tesla's annual shareholder meeting.

SpaceX founder Elon Musk says people should not 'worry too much about methane'

A mountain gorilla died in the arms of his caretaker in the Democratic Republic of Congo as the park officials released the emotional picture. The orphaned gorilla named Ndakasi was found by rangers in 2007 after her mother was reportedly killed by militias.

'Selfie' star mountain gorilla dies in the arms of his caretaker; Twitter weeps

A teacher who broke her elbow on a wedding venue's "slippery" dancefloor has filed a £150,000 lawsuit against the event's organisers. Cara Donovan, 35, attended a wedding at Leez Priory, a 16th century Tudor house in Chelmsford, Essex, hosted by Country House Weddings Ltd.

UK woman sues a wedding venue for £150,000 after breaking her elbow on dance floor

While being carried on a big vehicle, an Air India plane became trapped beneath the overbridge near the IGI Airport on the Gurugram-Delhi highway. The photos and video of the incident have gone viral.

Watch: Scrapped Air India plane gets stuck under a foot-over bridge in Delhi

World Animal Day 2021 (October 4) is perhaps a good time to reflect that thousands of species of birds and animals have gone extinct till now. The rate of extinction is such that even now, several species go extinct literally every day.

World Animal Day 2021: Conservation efforts bring animals back from extinction in wild

According to reports, the South Pole recorded extraordinarily cold temperatures this year between April and September reporting -61.1 centigrade which was the coldest ever recorded.

South Pole records most severe cold season: Report

US special forces are trained to stand against every possible situation, but probably not a ninja fighter. A man geared up in ninja outfit launched an attack on US special forces at 1am at an airfield north of LA.

Man dressed in ninja attire injures US special forces in California

In a suicide note, a former French police officer identified himself as the serial killer responsible for a series of savage rapes and killings in Paris throughout the 1980s and 1990s.

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