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A Journey Back to My Haunted Flat: Rediscovering Home

Saturday, Jan 04

The author recounts her emotional journey of reclaiming her haunted flat, reflecting on home, identity, and the struggles with mental health.

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Hong Kong's premium taxi fleet launch may face delays despite optimism for March rollout

Saturday, Jan 04

Hong Kong's premium taxi fleet could start by March, but challenges may cause delays, according to industry representatives and transport officials.

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Washington Post Cartoonist Resigns After Her Critical Cartoon of Bezos and Trump Is Censored

Saturday, Jan 04

Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Ann Telnaes resigns from The Washington Post after a cartoon criticizing Jeff Bezos and Trump was rejected.

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China's Civil Servants Set for Pay Increase Ahead of Lunar New Year

Saturday, Jan 04

Chinese civil servants are to receive a delayed pay rise just before Lunar New Year, but its impact on the economy remains uncertain.

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Warriors GM needs weeks for full team evaluation amidst Jimmy Butler trade speculation

Saturday, Jan 04

Warriors GM seeks weeks to assess team amidst Jimmy Butler trade talks as Curry's prime draws attention.

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Jagdeep Singh Becomes World's Highest-Paid CEO with Rs 48 Crores Daily Earnings

Saturday, Jan 04

Indian CEO Jagdeep Singh earns an astounding Rs 48 crores a day, leading the charge in electric vehicle innovation and setting new employment trends.

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Hawaii Officials Call for Action After Fatal Fireworks Incident

Saturday, Jan 04

Hawaii officials seek to curb amateur fireworks after a tragic incident kills three and injures dozens, highlighting community concerns over safety.

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BJP Unveils First Candidate List for Delhi Assembly Elections, Verma to Face Kejriwal

Saturday, Jan 04

BJP announces initial candidates for Delhi assembly polls, featuring Parvesh Verma against Arvind Kejriwal in New Delhi.

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Japan's Conservatives Warn of 'History War' Due to Anti-Japanese Films Ahead of WWII Anniversary

Saturday, Jan 04

Japan's far-right conservatives are expressing concerns over films from China and South Korea ahead of the WWII anniversary, calling it a 'history war'.

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California Tribes Initiate Legal Action Against Rival Card Rooms, Threatening City Revenues

Saturday, Jan 04

California tribes have launched a lawsuit against card rooms, risking millions in city tax revenues used for vital services like police and fire departments.