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Why Christmas in Japan Feels Like a Second Valentine’s Day

In Japan, Christmas has evolved into a romantic celebration akin to Valentine’s Day. Couples enjoy festive dates featuring dazzling light displays, luxury dinners, and stays at upscale hotels. This cultural adaptation stems from post-WWII Western influences, blending aesthetics and romance into the holiday. Despite economic challenges, younger couples now favor creative, budget-friendly traditions like sharing…

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Taking Steps to Better Mental Health: Just 1,000 More Can Make a Difference

A study in JAMA Network Open highlights how increasing daily steps can significantly reduce depressive symptoms. Researchers found that adding just 1,000 steps a day may lower the risk of depression by 9%, with benefits observed even at 7,000 steps, challenging the standard 10,000-step benchmark. Physical activity, regardless of type or intensity, is proven to…

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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Faces Allegations Amid Spotlight on Celebrity Misconduct

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, a monumental figure in the music industry, is currently facing serious allegations of sexual misconduct, stirring shock and scrutiny in the entertainment world. This follows broader societal concerns about abuses of power among public figures. Singer John Rich has openly condemned such behavior, using his music and platform to denounce abuse, particularly…

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“Playoff Punch: Home Crowds, Dominant Defenses, and Quarterfinal Showdowns Set the Stage for College Football Glory”

The first round of the expanded College Football Playoff brought exciting campus-hosted games but few close contests. Notre Dame, Penn State, Texas, and Ohio State secured decisive wins to advance, highlighting home-field advantages, strong defenses, and a return to run-focused offenses—except for Ohio State, which dominated with its passing game. Controversies over the inclusion of…

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Islamophobic Motive Alleged in Deadly German Christmas Market Attack: Suspect with Troubling History in Custody”

Taleb Al Abdulmohsen, a 50-year-old Saudi national, is accused of killing five and injuring over 200 in a car-ramming attack at a German Christmas market. Authorities report his social media history included anti-Islam statements and threats toward Germany. A psychiatrist residing in Germany since 2006, Al Abdulmohsen’s controversial activism and disputes with asylum organizations raised…

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Trump and Johnson Rift Escalates as Shutdown Looms Over Funding Deal

A rift between President-elect Donald Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson was laid bare in a critical 24-hour period, pushing the government to the brink of a shutdown. Despite previous support, Trump — with Elon Musk’s social media intervention — opposed Johnson’s short-term funding deal, calling it “criminal.” Trump’s threats to primary any Republican who…

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Golden Globe Award

Golden Globes 2025: Nominees full list

TELEVISION Best performance by a male actor in a television series – musical or comedy Adam Brody, “Nobody Wants This” Ted Danson, “A Man on the Inside” Steve Martin, “Only Murders in the Building” Jason Segel, “Shrinking” Martin Short, “Only Murders in the Building” Jeremy Allen White, “The Bear” Best performance by a female actor…

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Trump’s Border Czar Plans Mass Deportations, Calls for Funding and 100K Beds

Tom Homan, appointed by Donald Trump as the incoming administration’s “border czar,” announced plans for large-scale deportations of undocumented immigrants. To implement this strategy, Homan stated Wednesday that he will require funding from Congress and at least 100,000 detention beds. Homan, a former acting ICE director during Trump’s first term and an immigration enforcement veteran,…

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