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Wednesday, Apr 24

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I was a Chinese cyber slave forced to scam people online … if I didn't do it I was beaten and starved

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Rescued cyber slaves have shared the horrors of being trafficked by Chinese gangs in South Asia. Cousins from Pakistan were forced to scam five people a day or be beaten.

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America's toxic wastelands: More than 20 million people living near sites polluted with hazardous waste linked to infant deaths and cancer

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The EPA recently updated its Superfund list to include 1,340 locations across the US that are within one mile of more than 20 million Americans. These sites are polluted with toxic waste.

Revealed: The 5 popular brands responsible for the most plastic pollution in the world - so, is YOUR favourite on the list?

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The Coca-Cola Company tops the list as the number one polluter, and is responsible for 11 per cent of all branded waste, according to researchers from Dalhousie University.

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Chimps are now eating disease-ridden bat feces as over-farming wipes out food sources in Africa... and experts warn it could start next pandemic

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Chimpanzees in Uganda have been eating virus-filled bat dung ever since their preferred food source was destroyed by tobacco farmers. Scientists fear this could be how the next major pandemic starts.

Mark Zuckerberg goes from Mr Steal Your Data to Mr Steal Your Girl in an effort to reinvent himself amid fall of Facebook... complete with chains, fur coats and pals in the UFC

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Mark Zuckerberg has gone from T-shirts to glam with gold chains, fur coats, and an AI-generated image of himself with a beard. His change comes as Facebook faces a myriad of concerns.

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The surprising foods that cause foul-smelling flatulence

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It's no secret that beans can cause offensive flatulence, but several other gas-boosting foods may be more surprising. DailyMail.com broke down some of the lesser-known causes of putrid gas.

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Like father, like son? Think again! People inherit surprisingly little of their personality from their parents, study reveals

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Researchers at the University of Edinburgh say we're only slightly more likely to share personality traits with our parents than we are with a random stranger.

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Why parents really do feel burnout by Friday revealed in new study

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A new study has found why most parents will feel burnout by Friday. Scientists found that it all comes down to have children lose their attention and self-control as the week progresses.

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Come fly with me! French musician Jean-Michel Jarre becomes the world's first passenger to take off in the futuristic flying 'AirCar' that can transform from a road vehicle into a plane in 90 seconds

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Aboard the flying AirCar, French musician Jean-Michel Jarre and a pilot took off from and landed at Piešťany Airport in Slovakia.

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The human foods that could be making your dog fat, revealed - from grilled salmon to scrambled egg

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New research from Pet Range might make you think twice about sneaking leftovers to your dog under the dinner table.

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Voyager 1 starts transmitting useable data again for first time in five months - after appearing to have broken down nearly 50 years into its outer space journey

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The decades-old NASA Voyager 1 spacecraft has begun sending readable communications again after months of transmitting gibberish.

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CyberTRASH? Owner claims to have found MORE flaws with new EV - days after Tesla recalled 4,000 for issue with the accelerator pedal

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A Cybertruck owner shared photos of his vehicle's gear selector hanging by a wire. A former Tesla engineer told DailyMail.com that this issue will keep happening, due to an engineering flaw in the vehicle design.

Tuesday, Apr 23

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One in THREE people can't solve this brain teaser in less a minute, others get it almost instantly... how will YOU fare?

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A brain teaser asks the viewer to find the broom in a pile of colorful clothes. It takes about a minute to solve the puzzle, but one in three people have trouble finding it and ultimately give up.

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Struggled with 'I am not a robot' captchas lately? It's not just you... they're getting harder - here's why

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Captchas are becoming more difficult to solve and there's a reason why - bots are outsmarting you. Captchas are puzzles that are used to safeguard websites from nefarious bots.

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Researcher claims he's found Plato's grave after using AI to decipher ancient Herculaneum scrolls

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Plato's long-lost burial has been found in Greece, claim experts who found the exact burial spot in the Herculaneum scrolls. The team used AI to read the text, reveal 1,000 new words on the scroll.

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Tucker Carlson says there is 'no evidence' for Darwin's theory of evolution - and even his friend and boss Elon Musk says he doesn't agree

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On The Joe Rogan Experience, former Fox news commentator Tucker Carlson said there is 'no evidence' to support Darwin's theory of evolution. But he misstated what a theory actually is.

Can YOU spot the right-winger and the liberal? AI predicts people's politics by analyzing a single selfie

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Facial recognition technology can be used to reveal people's personal information, a new study revealed. Researchers said the AI tool could identify liberals versus conservatives.

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Meet the Thermonator: First ever flamethrowing robot dog that shoots jets of fire up to 30 feet hits US market

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An Ohio-based company launched the first flamethrower-wielding robot dog online. Amercians can now purchase the four-legged machine that shoots flames up to 30 feet.

Forget dirty talk! Facial expressions are more effective to convey what you want during sex, scientists say

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Researchers have discovered that most people believe facial expressions and cues from body language are the best way to enhance the experience.

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Don't be a stranger! Rekindling old friendships can be as scary as making new ones, study finds

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Experts have discovered that the majority of people are hesitant to rekindle past friendships over fear that it would be 'too awkward' or their efforts would be rebuffed.

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Has LeBron James just leaked a new Apple product? Basketball star is spotted carrying an unreleased device - here's what it could be

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LA Lakers star, LeBron James, has been spotted holding what appears to be a new Beats speaker.

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Look up tonight! Full Pink Moon peaks this evening as our entire lunar satellite is lit up by the sun

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If you're a fan of stargazing, make sure you have this evening booked off in your diary. Tonight, the Full Pink Moon will reach its peak as our entire lunar satellite is lit up by the sun.

Meet Britain's newest dog breed! Polish Hunting Dog is officially granted recognition by The Kennel Club - making it the 223rd breed in the UK

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The Polish Hunting Dog has been granted recognition by The Kennel Club, and will be classified in the Hound Group on the Imported Breed Register.

Monday, Apr 22

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Closer to finding aliens on Mars? NASA finds traces of gas that could be a sign of life near a crater on the Red Planet

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NASA's Curiosity Rover detected a steady stream of methane coming from Gale Crater, and scientists now think they know why this stream came out when the rover rolled over certain places on Mars.

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New bill in California could axe little-known rule that allows state to keep newborn blood indefinitely

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California allows newborn DNA to be stored indefinitely, which can be accessed by researchers and law enforcement. But a new bill could mandate health officials seek parents' permission.

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How we became 'Plastic People': Startling new documentary tracks global spread of toxic microplastics from the bottom of

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A new documentary has uncovered evidence of microplastics in human brain tissue for the first time. The filmmakers spoke to DailyMail.com ahead of a UN 'Plastics Treaty' summit in Canada

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America's fight to save handwriting from extinction as IQs begin to fall for first time ever and teachers warn some 20-year-olds can't sign checks anymore

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Handwriting is less prevalent than it once was, with a third of Americans reporting that they haven't written a personal letter or note in more than five years. Experts warn that history could be lost.

NASA finds new mutant bacteria in SPACE

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A mutated bacteria was discovered on board the International Space Station that could affect the health of astronauts during their stay. E. bugandensis has been linked to sepsis in infants.

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Put away your phone - and unleash your inner hobbit! The top 10 most wish-listed Airbnb 'Earth homes' around the UK, from

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To celebrate Earth Day, Airbnb has revealed its 10 most wish-listed UK 'Earth homes', rentals that allow guests to 'immerse themselves in nature and feel totally at one with their surroundings'.

Children as young as FOUR are being hospitalised by vaping: Charities slam 'deeply worrying' rise

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NHS England said doctors have seen a 276 per cent surge in patients of all ages being admitted for vaping-related disorders since 2020.