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Australian Fisherman's Claim of Finding MH370 Wing Raises New Hopes in Long-Standing Aviation Mystery
Kit Olver, a retired Australian fisherman, has come forward with claims that he may have found a large piece of the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370. The plane, carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew members, disappeared on March 8, 2014, leading to the most expensive ocean search in history, which turned up no significant wreckage. 
Kit Olver, a retired Australian fisherman, has come forward with claims that he may have found a large piece of the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370. The plane, carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew members, disappeared on March 8, 2014, leading to the most expensive ocean search in history, which turned up no significant wreckage. -
IRS Waives $1 Billion in Pandemic-Era Penalties for Taxpayers: Who Qualifies This Automatic Relief?
This action, which is set to benefit mostly those earning under $400,000 per year, will alleviate penalties amounting to approximately $1 billion. 
This action, which is set to benefit mostly those earning under $400,000 per year, will alleviate penalties amounting to approximately $1 billion. -
Congress Approves $886 Billion Defense Bill Amid Bipartisan Support
the U.S. Congress has passed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal year 2024, authorizing a record $886 billion in military spending. The bill, which now awaits President Joe Biden's signature, represents a 3% increase from last year and marks the 63rd consecutive year Congress has passed an NDAA. 
the U.S. Congress has passed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal year 2024, authorizing a record $886 billion in military spending. The bill, which now awaits President Joe Biden's signature, represents a 3% increase from last year and marks the 63rd consecutive year Congress has passed an NDAA. -
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Addresses Backlash Over 'Electeds of Color' Holiday Party Invitation
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has been at the center of a controversy following an exclusive holiday party invitation sent to "electeds of color," sparking backlash and a conversation about inclusivity and diversity within the city's political circles. 
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has been at the center of a controversy following an exclusive holiday party invitation sent to "electeds of color," sparking backlash and a conversation about inclusivity and diversity within the city's political circles. -
House Votes to Authorize Biden Impeachment Inquiry Amid Hunter Biden Drama
The United States House of Representatives voted to officially authorize an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. 
The United States House of Representatives voted to officially authorize an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. -
Former Tech CEO Christian Lanng Faces Lawsuit Over Shocking 'Slave Contract' Allegations
The tech world is reeling from a disturbing lawsuit against Christian Lanng, the former CEO of San Francisco-based software firm Tradeshift. The lawsuit, filed by an ex-assistant identified only as Jane Doe, accuses Lanng of subjecting her to years of harrowing sexual abuse and enforcing a so-called "slave contract." 
The tech world is reeling from a disturbing lawsuit against Christian Lanng, the former CEO of San Francisco-based software firm Tradeshift. The lawsuit, filed by an ex-assistant identified only as Jane Doe, accuses Lanng of subjecting her to years of harrowing sexual abuse and enforcing a so-called "slave contract." -
Financial Burdens and Career Priorities Lead to Decline in Young Families in Malaysia
In Malaysia, a growing trend among young couples is the postponement of starting a family, primarily due to financial concerns and career aspirations. 
In Malaysia, a growing trend among young couples is the postponement of starting a family, primarily due to financial concerns and career aspirations. -
At least Six Lives Lost in Tennessee Tornado Tragedy
At least six people, including a child, have lost their lives due to tornadoes and severe thunderstorms that swept across the state. 
At least six people, including a child, have lost their lives due to tornadoes and severe thunderstorms that swept across the state. -
UPenn Leadership Shakeup: President Magill and Board Chair Bok Exit Amid Antisemitism Row
University of Pennsylvania President Liz Magill and Board Chair Scott Bok have resigned following intense criticism over their responses to antisemitism concerns. Magill's departure comes in the wake of a highly contentious congressional hearing that sparked a wave of public outrage and calls for accountability. 
University of Pennsylvania President Liz Magill and Board Chair Scott Bok have resigned following intense criticism over their responses to antisemitism concerns. Magill's departure comes in the wake of a highly contentious congressional hearing that sparked a wave of public outrage and calls for accountability. -
Legal and Medical Outcry as Texas Blocks Emergency Abortion for Fatal Diagnosis
Texas Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a pregnant woman, Kate Cox, from undergoing an emergency abortion, despite her fetus being diagnosed with a fatal trisomy 18 genetic defect, also known as Edwards' syndrome. 
Texas Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a pregnant woman, Kate Cox, from undergoing an emergency abortion, despite her fetus being diagnosed with a fatal trisomy 18 genetic defect, also known as Edwards' syndrome.
