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'We thought it was the end of the world': How the US dropped four nuclear bombs on Spain in 1966
After two planes collided, three hydrogen bombs hit a Spanish village, and one fell into the sea nearby. Two years later, ...
Gretzky witnesses Ovechkin moving 1 goal back of his record as he joins the chase in person
Wayne Gretzky witnessed Alex Ovechkin scoring his 893rd goal to move one back of tying his NHL record , as the Canadian great ...
Tariffs and duties, secret and explicit: who did Trump start the war against?
French politician and diplomat Charles de Talleyrand once said: "Language is given to man in order to hide his thoughts." It ...
The small English village where residents like a 'quiet life' that will soon be home to new Universal theme park
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
5 magnificent mud houses that celebrate climate-responsive building techniques
From a swirling, subterranean home in Shoolagiri, to a hand-sculpted homestay in Rishikesh, here are 5 utterly unique mud ...
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That island of India where no one is allowed to go, the people living here have no contact with the outside world
Police have arrested an American tourist for visiting an isolated island in the Indian Ocean and contacting tribal people ...
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Tiny UK village with its own island where absolutely no one lives
Tucked away on the rugged north coast of Cornwall lies Boscastle, a charming little village with an unexpected ... shape from the coastal path. Though no one lives on The Meachard, it’s long ...
10 Best Villains in Naruto
Naruto earned its place amongst Shonen Jump’s Big Three more times than we can count. The shonen franchise that gave anime ...
'The White Lotus' Calls Out 'Losers Back Home.' Here's What It's Actually Like To Be One.
Sam moved to Thailand from Australia over a year ago — and his story reveals the awkward truth about the HBO punchline.
How Millennials, Gen Z Are Lowering Birth Rates Around the World
As millions around the world are shunning marriage and children to embrace the solo life, Newsweek asked experts what's causing this surge of singletons.