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Meta explores paid subscription for ad-free Facebook and Instagram in the UK

Meta Weighs Paid Subscription for Ad-Free Facebook & Instagram in the UK Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is considering introducing a paid subscription model in the UK that would allow users to enjoy an ad-free experience. Under this proposal, users who prefer not to have their data tracked for targeted advertising may…

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Travel chaos as London’s Heathrow remains closed. Here’s what airlines are telling passengers

​A significant fire at the North Hyde electrical substation in Hayes, West London, has caused a major power outage, leading to the closure of Heathrow Airport until 23:59 on March 21, 2025. This disruption has affected over 1,300 flights, impacting hundreds of thousands of passengers worldwide. ​ Airline Advisories: Passengers are strongly advised to contact…

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Spend or Save? Americans Face Tough Choices as Tariffs Impact Economy

As the U.S. economy faces uncertainty, many Americans are caught in a dilemma—whether to splurge now or tighten their belts for an unpredictable future. With rising tariffs, market instability, and concerns over inflation, families across the country are adjusting their financial habits, unsure of what’s coming next. Amber Walliser, a 32-year-old accountant from Ohio, remembers…

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old Surges to $3,000 Amid Escalating Trade Tensions

Gold Surges to $3,000 Amid Escalating Trade Tensions Global uncertainties push investors toward safe-haven assets as gold prices hit record highs. Gold Prices Reach Historic $3,000 Mark Amid Rising Trade Conflicts In a dramatic turn of events, gold prices have soared to an unprecedented $3,000 per ounce as escalating trade tensions between major economies fuel…

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Trump pledges to purchase a ‘new Tesla’ following sharp decline in stock value.

Trump Pledges to Buy ‘Brand New Tesla’ Amid Stock Slump Former U.S. President Donald Trump has declared his intention to buy a “brand new Tesla“ after shares of the electric car company plummeted more than 15%. Blaming the decline on “radical left lunatics” attempting to harm Tesla owner Elon Musk, Trump claimed that a coordinated…

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Thousands in the US and UK report outages on Musk’s X platform.

Massive Outages Disrupt Elon Musk’s X Platform in the US and UK Elon Musk’s social media platform, X—formerly known as Twitter—faced widespread disruptions on Monday, with thousands of users in the US and UK reporting outages that lasted for hours. According to platform monitor Downdetector, tens of thousands of users in the United States experienced…

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Deep-Sea Mining Technology Progresses, but Uncertainty Persists

AI-Powered Deep-Sea Mining Tech Advances, but Controversy Persists A robotic arm extends, its three-pronged claw reaching toward the ocean floor. A moment later, it plucks a small, metallic rock from the seabed. This robotic system, designed to mine polymetallic nodules—potato-sized mineral deposits scattered across the deep ocean—was recently tested in a controlled harbour environment. The…

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Can LED Face Masks Really Transform Your Skin? Experts Weigh In

LED technology has long been used in medical settings to treat various skin concerns, including eczema, mild to moderate acne, psoriasis, and sun damage. Now, the at-home LED skincare industry is booming, with masks and devices ranging from £40 to £1,500. These devices use light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to stimulate skin cells through repeated exposure. While…

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Bourbon Out, Patriotism In – How Canadians Are Standing Up to Trump’s Threats

Toronto, Canada – In a bold response to the United States’ recent tariffs on Canadian exports, businesses across Canada are making their stance clear. A neighborhood pub in Toronto has taken drastic measures by removing all American products from its menu, marking the beginning of a growing wave of economic retaliation at the grassroots level….

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