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A Giant Metal Ball Has Appeared On A Beach In Japan And No One Knows Where It Came From
After extensive examinations, including with a bomb squad, police are still unable to figure out what the sphere is and where it came from.
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This Canadian Singer Changed Its National Anthem To Acknowledge Indigenous History At A NBA Game
Jully Black changed the lyrics of “O Canada” from “our home and native land” to “our home on native land”.
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🌏 Another Earthquake Struck A Turkish City Near Syria, Kenyan Woman Politician Went To Parliament With A Period Stain And More
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Japan Is Finally Proposing To Raise The Age Of Sexual Consent From 13 To 16
Japan has the lowest age of consent for developed countries.
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This Kenyan Woman Politician Went To Parliament With A Period Stain As A Protest But Was Ejected
“We are not supposed to show our period when we are on our period and that is the kind of period stigma girls and women are having outside.”
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Another Massive Earthquake Has Struck Turkey Near Syria, Killing And Injuring Even More People
A 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck Turkey, just two weeks the country and Syria were devastated by two massive earthquakes.
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This Polish Woman Is Claiming She Is Missing British Toddler Madeleine McCann And People Are Divided
Julia Wendell’s Instagram has gained more than 863,000 followers in less than a week.
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🌏 Scotland's First Woman Leader Resigns, Nigerian All-Woman Bouncer Squad Breaks Stereotypes And More
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Egypt’s Metro Has Hired These Two Women As The Country’s First Ever Women Drivers
Two Egyptian women were hired as Cairo’s first women metro drivers, leading the way as an inspiration for other women to pursue similar roles.
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🌏 Deadly Earthquake Hits Turkey And Syria, Mexico's First Woman In Space Taking Country To A New Space Era And More
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This Nigerian Woman Started A Squad Of Women Bouncers And Now They Are Busting Stereotypes
The founder, Emem Thomas, hopes the Dragon Squad will help to break the barrier and demonstrate what women are capable of in every part of society.
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Australia Will Replace The Queen With Indigenous History On Its $5 Banknote Instead Of King Charles
Australia’s Reserve Bank said it will consult with First Australians on the design.