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Why Rice Is Still a Powerful Skincare Ingredient

There are few skin care items which still hold a powerful yet the most skincare in the market. Glass skin has been trending on the internet for years. With the rising hype of using Korean skincare, rice has become one of the most trusted and good skin care items. Now…

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30 Wild Yearbook Quotes Where You Can’t Help But Applaud The Students For Their Humor

Finishing school is a massive milestone. You end one era of your life and start another. So, it’s natural that you want to encapsulate your experience and also leave behind some sort of legacy. And one way of doing this is through your school yearbook. Internet users took to a…

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I fixed my blurry streaming quality without upgrading my internet — here's how I did it

Streaming constantly buffering? These 5 fixes work better than upgrading your internet.

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As most TV viewers tune in via broadband, will 2034 signal the death of Freeview?

The aerial-accessed service has a fast-dwindling audience but when exactly to switch the platform off is proving highly divisive

The Guardian - UK

The latest Gemini feature in Chrome lets the AI browse the internet for you, and it looks very promising

Auto browse allows Gemini to handle multi-step browsing actions like searches, forms, and scheduling.

Android Central

An elderly man’s simple gesture for his wife is a reminder of what love looks like after a lifetime

The video doesn’t start with music swelling or a dramatic reveal. There’s no luxury setting, no balloons spelling out a name, no camera angle meant to impress strangers. It’s just an elderly man, standing close to his wife, holding a small cake and a makeup set. And somehow, that’s exactly…

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"Not just censorship, it’s digital isolation:" Iran plans to cut ties with the global internet — and VPNs may not help this time

After enforcing "one of the most severe blackouts in history," Iran is moving towards a permanent whitelisting system to better police the internet. Here's what is at stake for people in Iran, and beyond.

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55 Stories About Anti-Vaxx Patients Visiting Doctors

"I read on the internet that vaccines cause autism." That's a line many doctors and other medical healthcare professionals have hard many times, especially in recent years. All they can do is remain professional and not engage, but some anti-vax patients say and do much more crazier things than saying…

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Iran appears to ease internet blackout as cost of shutdown mounts

Experts say uneven connectivity suggests regime is throttling and filtering data as losses said to hit $36m a day

The Guardian - UK

Navigating Online Scams in a Crowded Information Landscape

The internet has never offered more choice—or more confusion. Every day, new platforms, offers, and communities emerge, promising entertainment, connection, or quick wins. At the same time, the tactics used by bad actors have become more polished, borrowing the language and design cues of legitimate services to appear trustworthy at…

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Why Iran keeps turning off the internet during mass protests

What began on Dec. 28 in Tehran as a revolt against economic hardship and the collapse of the national currency quickly spread across dozens of other Iranian cities and provinces. People from diverse socioeconomic, religious and ethnic backgrounds joined what has become the largest anti-regime protest since the 1979 revolution.

The Conversation

96 Internet Posts That Made Scrolling Way More Enjoyable

The internet never stops refreshing, and somehow the best posts still manage to slip through the cracks. These curated finds rescue clever, funny, and genuinely interesting content from being buried under endless scrolls, proving that good stuff is still out there, you just need help finding it.

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‘It’s not too late to fix it’: web inventor Tim Berners-Lee says he is in a ‘battle for the soul’ of the internet

Founder of the world wide web says commercialisation means the net has been ‘optimised for nastiness’, but collaboration and compassion can prevail

The Guardian - AU

‘Checkmate’: JD Vance gets caught in a classic ‘it’s okay for me, but not for thee’ moment on national TV

This week, the internet dusted off a forgotten JD Vance clip from CNN, back when he was just a senator. A year later, it still plays like an unintentional audition tape for hypocrisy. But we’re only now that realizing it was always this obvious.

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Is This 50-Year-Old Dirt Bike Doomed, Or Can The Internet Help These Guys Save It?

This is, in my opinion, exactly what the Internet is for: Bringing like-minded nerds together to help each other gain skills and knowledge.

Kiplinger

Should You Consider Investing in the Quantum Computing Sector? This Investment Adviser Has Some Suggestions

Investors interested in quantum computing could consider ETFs focused on cloud services enabling small businesses to use big technology.

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5 Google Maps Features You Didn’t Know You Needed

Google Maps not only helps in finding directions but helps individuals in planning, organising and navigating their day more effectively. It has over 1 billion active users each month. One can save their favorite cafes and also check if there is traffic along their way especially in heavy populated cities…

Axios

Minneapolis killings cut short America's post-election apathy

The killing of Alex Pretti has drawn outrage from corporations, athletes and non-political corners of the internet.

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‘Is anybody worried about their health??’: Woman has warning for anyone partaking in viral Biscoff trend

Recently, a new dessert has been taking the internet by storm.

The Independent UK

Logan and Jake Paul’s mother opens up about alleged abusive relationship with their father

Pam Stepnick’s memoir, ‘F*** the Pauls: Written by their Mother,’ includes personal accounts of raising two internet stars

The Mary Sue

Woman gets ‘addicted’ to product in bachelorette gift basket. She finds out it’s $26, so she asks the internet for a dupe: ‘It’s cheapest at Costco!’

What started as a harmless little bachelorette party freebie has spiraled into a full-blown beauty dilemma. One tiny bottle of eye drops made this woman feel so good she started using it daily…until she realized her “addiction” comes with a $26 price tag and a very small vial. Now she’s…

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This golden retriever sat in freezing snow like a king and the Internet is obsessed

Some dogs just refuse to let the weather tell them what to do, and Tucker is clearly one of them. A delightful Instagram video doing the rounds shows a Golden Retriever named Tucker sitting calmly in the snow, looking every bit like royalty on duty. While icy winds swirl around…

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How to Find the Best Grocery Deals Without Clipping a Single Coupon

Coupon clipping takes a lot of time, and most people simply lack the hours to scour the internet. They want significant savings without taking on an extra administrative burden. Fortunately, grocery stores offer massive discounts to shoppers who simply observe their surroundings. You can slash your weekly bill just by understanding store layouts and inventory…

The Guardian - AU

Ads I see online unashamedly lie. Doesn’t Australian consumer law require advertisers not to mislead us?

Advertising shown in Australia cannot be false or misleading, writes policy expert Kat George. But false claims on the internet are vast and regenerative

Euronews

Iran protests death toll could surpass 30,000, reports claim

Casualty estimates from Iran's protest crackdown range from 3,100 to over 30,000, with verification hampered by an internet shutdown. Human rights groups report thousands killed, including children.

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