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A Japanese Man Dressed Up As The Joker Stabbed Passengers On A Train And Started A Fire, Injuring 17

as the Joker started a fire on a train in Tokyo and attacked passengers with a knife on Sunday Oct. 31, injuring at least 17 people, one critically.

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14 Kids From Taiwan Who Totally Nailed Their Halloween Costumes

From the president of Taiwan to an electricity pole, Taiwanese kids don’t play when it comes to Halloween costumes.

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This Little Taiwanese Boy Dressed Up As A Sanitizer Spray Bottle For Halloween And It’s Adorable

Meet Hsiao-chi, a three-year-old boy from Chiayi, Taiwan, who dressed up as a sanitizer spray bottle for Halloween.

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People In Sudan Are Protesting After The Military Seized Power In A Coup And Shot And Killed Protesters

People in Sudan are continuing to take to the streets in mass protests after the military seized power in a coup on Monday Oct. 25 and opened fire on protesters.

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New Zealand Has Appointed This Public Health Academic As Its First Māori Woman Governor General

Cindy Kiro, a public health academic, has been appointed as New Zealand’s 22nd Governor General, becoming the first Māori woman to take on the role.

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Barbados Has Elected This Woman Lawyer And Politician As Its First President To Become A Republic

Barbados has elected Sandra Mason, a lawyer and the country’s governor general, as its first ever president to replace Queen Elizabeth II as the head of state.

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New Zealand’s Prime Minister Was Interrupted By An Earthquake At A Press Conference But Kept Her Cool

A magnitude 5.9 earthquake struck New Zealand during a government’s COVID-19 press conference, interrupting prime minister Jacinda Ardern.

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A Four-Year-Old Boy Called The New Zealand Police To Ask Them To Come See His Toys And So They Did

New Zealand police have gone viral after they responded to an emergency call from a four-year-old boy asking them to go see his toys.

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Egypt Has Sworn In Nearly 100 Women As The First Women Judges In Its State Council

In a historic moment, 98 women in Egypt have been sworn in as the first women judges in the country’s State Council, one of its main judicial bodies that had previously been all male.

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Museums In Vienna Have Joined OnlyFans Because Their Art Keeps Getting Censored By Social Media

Museums and galleries in the Austrian capital of Vienna have joined OnlyFans to protest social media platforms censoring their posts of artworks featuring nudity.

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This Kenyan Runner Who Broke A World Record Was Found Stabbed To Death Allegedly By Her Husband

Kenyan runner Agnes Tirop, the world record holder for the women-only 10 km road race, has been found dead in her home in Iten.

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Three Polish Regions Are No Longer “LGBT-Free Zones”

In recent years, more than 100 towns in Poland have declared themselves to be areas completely free of “LGBT ideology”. However, after the European Union threatened to cut funding, the three regions revoked their declarations