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ECONOMY

The Rise of High-End Deodorants: Are £35 Luxury Brands Worth It?

Saturday, Jan 04

Explore the transformation of deodorants into luxury products costing up to £35, driven by consumer trends and sustainability.

POLITICS

Debate Continues Over the Future of Special Minimum Wage for Intellectually Disabled Workers

Saturday, Jan 04

The article explores the complexities surrounding the Special Minimum Wage and its impact on intellectually disabled workers amidst proposed phase-outs.

WORLD NEWS

SF's Oldest Grocery Co-op Offers $35 Produce Bags for Just $5

Saturday, Jan 04

Explore how the 50-year-old Other Avenues co-op in San Francisco sells $35 produce bags for only $5, reducing food waste and supporting community efforts.

POLITICS

Trump's Campaign Pledge: Abolishing the Education Department – What's Feasible?

Saturday, Jan 04

Donald Trump's pledge to abolish the Education Department raises questions about its feasibility and implications for U.S. education.

POLITICS

Draft DPDP Act Released: Impact on Users and Tech Companies in India

Saturday, Jan 04

The draft DPDP Act in India aims to enhance user privacy and regulate big tech, balancing user rights with innovation.

TECHNOLOGY

Dick Wolf Transitions to Streaming with New Amazon Prime Series ‘On Call’

Saturday, Jan 04

Dick Wolf brings his signature procedural style to Amazon Prime with ‘On Call’, marking his influence in the evolving streaming landscape.

ECONOMY

China Introduces Subsidies for Smartphones to Boost Domestic Consumption

Saturday, Jan 04

China plans to subsidize smartphone purchases and expand trade-in programs to revive sluggish domestic consumption amid external challenges.

WORLD NEWS

Mark Kermode Highlights Sean Baker's Mastery in Spotlighting Marginalized Stories

Saturday, Jan 04

Mark Kermode reviews Sean Baker's impactful storytelling in film, celebrating his focus on marginalized communities.

POLITICS

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'.