Yellowstone Bison Gores New Jersey Man Amid Tourist Stampede

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This marks the second bison goring in Yellowstone this spring; a 47-year-old Florida man was similarly injured on May 7 near Lake Village. Bison, capable of running up to 35 mph, have injured more visitors than any other animal in the park.

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Yellowstone's Old Faithful erupts in chaos as a 30-year-old New Jersey man, defying park rules, is gored by a bison—highlighting the perils of close wildlife encounters.

Miami Woman Wields Bat, Leaves Child Alone In Car

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Fail returned to the scene during the police investigation, attempting to confront one of the victims again. Officers subdued her as she resisted arrest. The child was found alone in a parked car a block away, highlighting concerns about child neglect and the dangers of leaving children unattended in vehicles.

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Antoneisha Fail, 21, allegedly smashed vehicles with a bat while her non-verbal child sat alone in a parked car, raising questions about child safety and parental responsibility.

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Florida's Teen Workforce Plan Collapses Amid Surreal Labor Shortages

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Despite legislative efforts to relax child labor laws, the anticipated influx of teenage workers did not materialize, leaving sectors like agriculture and construction understaffed. The failure highlights the complexities of addressing labor shortages without compromising worker welfare. As one observer noted, 'Replacing experienced workers with untrained teens was never a sustainable solution.'

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Florida's bid to replace migrant workers with teens crumbles as labor shortages persist, leaving industries in a lurch.

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Fond du Lac Deputy's Toilet Paper Heist Ends in Ironic Promotion

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Despite this, Hazelett was rehired at Vilas County Jail and later joined Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Office in 2023. This raises questions about hiring practices amid staffing shortages in law enforcement.

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Fond du Lac deputy Coty Hazelett, who resigned in 2020 after pilfering five rolls of jail toilet paper, ironically ascends to a higher position in 2023.

Washington's Speeding Scofflaws Face GPS-Enforced Obedience

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This initiative mirrors Virginia's 2026 law requiring speed limiters for those exceeding 100 mph. Critics argue it infringes on personal freedom, while supporters highlight its potential to reduce repeat offenses. As one official noted, 'ISA devices could help manage excessive speeding behavior.'

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Washington's reckless drivers must install GPS speed limiters, transforming lead-footed rebels into law-abiding motorists under digital surveillance.

Woman's 'Pick Up Poop' Signs Spark Neighborhood Art War

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One sign, depicting a stick figure in existential despair over uncollected dog mess, prompted a neighbor to add a speech bubble: 'To poop or not to poop?'—a nod to Shakespearean drama in the battle against canine indiscretions.

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A woman’s 'Pick Up Poop' signs ignite a neighborhood art war, as residents retaliate with satirical masterpieces, turning dog waste into a surreal community canvas.

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12-Year-Old's LEGO Pandas Overrun Washington Landmarks

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Ricky's creation, featuring pandas seizing the Hope Diamond and the Declaration of Independence, will be displayed at the LEGO House in Billund, Denmark, alongside entries from 27 other centers. The winner earns the inaugural Global Mini Master Model Builder title.

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12-year-old Ricky's LEGO creation depicts pandas commandeering D.C. landmarks, including the Washington Monument and National Museum, in a whimsical display.

Devon Fisherman Nets Ultra-Rare Blue Lobster Twice in 12 Days

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The blue lobster's vivid cobalt hue results from a genetic mutation causing overproduction of a specific protein. Typically, lobsters are brown or green, aiding camouflage. Newton's double catch has led some to joke that the lobsters are 'queueing up' for his net.

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Devon fisherman Marc Newton defies 1-in-2-million odds, catching a rare blue lobster twice in 12 days, sparking online amazement and debate over its rarity.

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Millersburg's 'Fill My Hole' App: Pothole Reporting Revolution

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By leveraging this app, Millersburg hopes to expedite pothole repairs, reducing vehicle damage and improving driving conditions. The user-friendly interface encourages active participation, fostering a sense of communal responsibility for infrastructure upkeep.

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Millersburg's 'Fill My Hole' app lets residents report potholes, turning road hazards into digital treasure hunts. Will this tech fix the town's bumpy reputation?

Crab's Forehead Glows: Scientists Unveil Bizarre Bioluminescent Mystery

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Building on this discovery, scientists are investigating whether the crab's luminescent forehead functions as a communication tool or a hunting mechanism. This research could redefine our understanding of bioluminescence in marine life, offering insights into the adaptive behaviors of deep-sea creatures.

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A deep-sea crab's glowing forehead baffles scientists, revealing a bioluminescent enigma. Could this luminescence be a beacon for mates or a lure for prey?

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South Korean Court Fines Woman $2,100 for 'Pantsing' Male Colleague

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Despite her apology to the victim and his parents, the court imposed the fine and education requirement, noting her lack of prior criminal record. This case underscores the legal boundaries of workplace behavior and the potential repercussions of actions deemed inappropriate.

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A South Korean woman in her 50s was fined $2,100 for pulling down a male colleague's trousers and underwear in front of coworkers, highlighting legal consequences of workplace pranks.

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Tzuyang's 30,000-Calorie Feasts Leave Fans Baffled

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Medical experts suggest that Tzuyang's rapid digestion and efficient nutrient absorption prevent weight gain despite her massive food intake. ([koreaboo.com](https://www.koreaboo.com/stories/doesnt-mukbang-youtuber-tzuyang-gain-weight-even-though-eats-so-much-doctor-explains/?utm_source=openai)) As one doctor noted, "She doesn't keep food in her stomach for a long time and sends the food she eats to the bowels right away."

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Mukbang star Tzuyang devours 30,000 calories daily yet remains slim, sparking curiosity about her unique metabolism and health secrets.

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Florida Musician Crafts Guitar from Uncle's Skeleton, Dubbed 'Skelecaster'

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Midnight faced challenges in constructing the 'Skelecaster,' including reinforcing the spine with a metal bar to support the guitar neck. Despite initial skepticism from his mother, who deemed the project 'sacrilegious,' she conceded that Filip would prefer 'shredding' over resting in the ground. The guitar, while unconventional, produces a sound Midnight describes as 'awesome.'

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Tampa's Prince Midnight transforms his late uncle's skeleton into a functional guitar, the 'Skelecaster,' blending family legacy with heavy metal homage.

Kentucky Man Unleashes Raccoon In Store After Mule Police Chase

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Following the raccoon incident, Mason was charged with second-degree assault and criminal trespassing. Previously, in December 2024, he led police on a low-speed chase through downtown Murray atop a mule, refusing to stop despite officers' commands. Witnesses reported Mason mistreating the mule, leading to additional animal cruelty charges.

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Jonathan Mason, 40, released a raccoon into a Murray, Kentucky business, leading to a bite incident. Months earlier, he fled police on a mule.

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Trump Restores Confederate Names to Seven Military Bases

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This decision, unveiled during a speech at Fort Bragg, comes ahead of the Army's 250th anniversary parade. Trump emphasized tradition, expressing, 'I’m very superstitious. We want to keep it going.' Critics argue the move revives divisive symbols.

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President Trump reinstates Confederate names at seven military bases, reversing prior changes; critics question the move's implications.

Florida Man Poses as Flight Attendant, Scores 120 Free Flights

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Beyond his 34 confirmed flights, Alexander expanded his scheme by impersonating crew members from three additional airlines, further complicating the aviation industry's security measures. This case highlights vulnerabilities in airline employee verification processes, raising questions about how such a scheme could persist undetected for years.

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Florida man Tiron Alexander impersonated a flight attendant, securing 120 free flights over six years. Convicted of wire fraud, he faces up to 30 years in prison.

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Conman Drains £500k from Elderly, Ordered to Repay £7k

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Despite the vast sum stolen, Oliver has been ordered to repay just £7,612, to be divided among three victims who suffered the largest losses. This paltry restitution highlights the challenges in recovering funds from fraudulent schemes. As one victim lamented, 'Not all monies were able to be recovered, meaning not all victims are able to be compensated.'

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Joseph Oliver, a Lancashire conman, swindled £500,000 from elderly homeowners, now ordered to repay a mere £7,000—justice's scales seem oddly unbalanced.

TikTok Titan Khaby Lame Deported After Visa Violation

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Following his detention, Lame accepted voluntary departure from the U.S., a move that may complicate future entries, especially under the current administration's stringent immigration policies. Despite his global fame for silent comedic videos, Lame has not publicly commented on the incident.

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Khaby Lame, TikTok's top creator with 162 million followers, was detained by ICE in Las Vegas for overstaying his visa, leading to his voluntary deportation.

Slick City Opens Columbus' First Waterless Water Park

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The park's proprietary slide technology mimics the speed and performance of water slides, providing an exhilarating experience. Attractions include climbing walls, mini go-kart tracks, and an 'air court' for parkour tricks. 'It's like a water park, but you stay dry,' a visitor remarked.

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Slick City debuts Ohio's first waterless water park in Columbus, featuring high-speed slides and obstacle courses—no swimsuits required.

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London's Fox Ambulance Rescues 1,400 Urban Tricksters Annually

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Despite their adaptability, urban foxes often suffer from mange and injuries, leading to polarized public opinions. Some residents cherish their presence, while others view them as nuisances. The Fox Project's efforts highlight the complexities of human-wildlife coexistence in densely populated areas.

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The Fox Project's 'fox ambulance' rescues 1,400 urban foxes yearly, navigating London's alleys to aid injured tricksters.

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Buga Sphere: Metallic Orb's Weight Mysteriously Multiplies

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Further analysis revealed the sphere generates its own electromagnetic field, potentially enabling levitation. Engineer Rodolfo Garrido noted, 'The sphere's weight increased fivefold without volume change.' Skeptics suggest it might be a man-made art project, yet no consensus exists.

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Buga Sphere, a metallic orb with cryptic symbols, landed in Colombia, baffling scientists as its weight quintupled without volume change, sparking UFO debates.

200-Pound Sheep Leads Milwaukee Police on Urban Marathon

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The chase concluded near 23rd and Rogers, where the exhausted sheep was corralled into a transport van. "He was booking it! Even the officer who brought him in said he was really running down Forest Home," remarked MADACC representative Kate Hartlund. The sheep, now cooling off under shade with ample water, awaits reunion with its owner or adoption by a local farm.

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Milwaukee's streets transformed into a surreal racetrack as a 200-pound sheep led police on a high-speed chase, leaving residents questioning if they had stumbled into a live-action cartoon.

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Ofcom Investigates 4chan for Potential Online Safety Act Violations

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4chan, known for its anonymous imageboards, has been implicated in various online controversies, including the dissemination of illegal content. Ofcom's probe underscores the platform's ongoing challenges in moderating harmful material.

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UK regulator Ofcom probes 4chan over alleged breaches of the Online Safety Act, focusing on illegal content and child protection failures, with potential fines up to £18 million.

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Florida Man Calls 911 After Paying $300 for Sex, Gets Arrested

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Alnofaie, a Saudi Arabian citizen residing in Miramar, was charged with misuse of the 911 system. He had bonded out following his arrest. This incident adds to Florida's history of unusual 911 calls, including a man who called to report he paid for sex but was scammed.

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Sultan Alnofaie, 21, called 911 after paying $300 for sex at a Florida club and not receiving 'services,' leading to his arrest for misuse of the 911 system.

60 Cows Escape in Antioch, California, Some Still Roaming

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Animal services, police, the owner, and local residents spent hours rounding up the loose cattle around Gentrytown Park. Despite their efforts, some cows remain on the lam, prompting officials to ask residents to report any bovine sightings in residential areas.

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In Antioch, California, 60 cows escaped their pasture, with some still roaming. Two bulls tested their driving skills on a golf course, offering 'moo-t' opinions on golfers' swings.

FAA Ditches Floppy Disks in $12.5 Billion Air Traffic Overhaul

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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy emphasized the urgency of this upgrade, citing recent incidents and the need for updated infrastructure. The plan includes constructing six new control centers and replacing 618 radar units, addressing the system's current vulnerabilities.

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FAA's $12.5 billion plan replaces floppy disks and Windows 95 in air traffic control, aiming to modernize outdated systems and enhance safety.

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Italian Cheesemakers Embed Microchips In Parmesan To Combat Counterfeits

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The Parmigiano Reggiano Consortium's president stated, "By being the first to incorporate these secure digital labels onto our cheese wheels, we can continue to ensure consumer safety." This innovation aims to protect the cheese's reputation and prevent imitation products.

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Italian cheesemakers embed microchips in 120,000 Parmesan wheels to combat counterfeits, ensuring authenticity and protecting their renowned product.

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China Bans Banks from Using Labubu Dolls to Attract Deposits

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Labubu dolls, created by Hong Kong-born artist Kasing Lung and popularized by Pop Mart since 2019, have become highly sought-after collectibles. Their popularity surged after celebrities like Blackpink's Lisa and Rihanna were seen with them, leading to viral status. This craze has even sparked brawls in UK stores, highlighting the dolls' immense appeal and the lengths fans will go to obtain them.

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China's financial regulator prohibits banks from offering Labubu dolls as deposit incentives, aiming to curb rising costs amid intense competition and declining interest rates.

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Employee's 5pm Exit Ends Unpaid Meetings

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The employee's consistent 5pm departures highlighted the unpaid overtime issue, prompting a collective response. This shift forced the manager to adjust meeting times, illustrating how individual actions can drive workplace change. As one Redditor noted, 'All it took was one person to not take this s**t anymore.'

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Employee's 5pm departure halts unpaid 5:15pm meetings; colleagues follow, forcing manager to reschedule.

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Lethbridge Cancer Survivor Wins Lottery Four Times in a Decade

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Despite the staggering odds—1 in 33,294,800 for the LOTTO MAX jackpot—Serkin's persistence has paid off remarkably. A dedicated player since LOTTO 6/49's inception in 1982, he enjoys the routine of purchasing and checking tickets. “You check your ticket and if you win, you’re happy,” he explained. “If you don’t, you can always try again.” His wife is equally astonished by their good fortune, and the couple has used their winnings to create cherished memories, including a trip to Hawaii. Next on their list: a visit to Newfoundland. Perhaps their next vacation will be to the moon, if their luck continues.

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David Serkin, a Lethbridge cancer survivor, clinched his fourth lottery win, totaling $2.75 million, with three victories in the past year alone.

LA Protesters Torch Waymo Cars with American Flags Over Deportations

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The protests, centered in downtown Los Angeles, saw demonstrators smashing windows and setting fire to self-driving cars. Waymo confirmed five vehicles were affected and removed from service. The company stated it would suspend operations in the area, following guidance from local law enforcement.

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In Los Angeles, protesters set fire to Waymo's self-driving cars using American flags, opposing recent deportations. The fiery demonstrations led to Waymo suspending downtown services.

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Liverpool Woman's £14 Fish and Chips Order Sparks Nationwide Price Debate

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Responses varied: £15 in Southeast London, £9.50 in the Yorkshire Dales, and £10 in Kent. The average UK price for fish and chips is around £9.88, with London prices reaching up to £22.50 for larger portions. As prices rise, Brits still cherish their chippy teas.

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A Liverpool woman's £14 fish and chips order, including mushy peas and curry sauce, ignites a nationwide debate on regional price disparities.

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Rainbow Trout Endure 10 Minutes of Intense Pain Post-Catch, Study Finds

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The study highlights that traditional methods like air exposure cause prolonged distress in fish. Implementing electric stunning could render fish unconscious instantly, reducing pain and potentially enhancing meat quality, as unconscious fish are less likely to produce stress-induced chemicals that affect taste.

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Rainbow trout experience 10 minutes of intense pain after being caught and left in air, a study reveals, prompting calls for humane slaughter reforms.

AI Automates Teacher Marking, Frees Time for Face-to-Face Teaching

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Teachers can now use AI to write routine letters to parents, such as notifications about head lice outbreaks. This move is part of a broader effort to integrate technology into education, though concerns about data security and accuracy remain.

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AI automates teacher marking, freeing time for face-to-face teaching, as UK schools adopt new guidance to streamline tasks and enhance student engagement.

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UK Scientists Plan Outdoor Geoengineering Experiments to Dim Sunlight

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While the experiments aim to provide empirical data on solar radiation management, concerns persist about their potential to divert attention from reducing carbon emissions. Some scientists warn that such interventions could have serious unintended consequences, such as shifting rains vital to food production. Imagine a future where sunscreen becomes obsolete, but umbrellas are in high demand.

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UK scientists, backed by £50m funding, plan outdoor geoengineering experiments to dim sunlight, aiming to slow climate change. Critics warn of unintended consequences.

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Adults Baffled by Kids' Riddle on Closest Time to Midnight

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The riddle's ambiguity has led to varied interpretations. Some argue 12:03 a.m. is closest, being minutes after midnight. Others contend 11:55 a.m. is nearer, as time moves forward, making it the closest to the next midnight. This debate highlights how a simple question can reveal complex perceptions of time.

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A children's riddle asking for the closest time to midnight has left adults puzzled, sparking debates over options like 12:03 a.m. and 11:55 a.m.

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