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There is a new Beanie Baby in town and fans can see it in public for the first time on Wednesday, Oct. 1. The furry friend, currently known as “Beanie’s Baby,” was born on Aug. 26 at Elmwood Park Zoo ...

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Mark Zuckerberg introduced Vibes in Meta AI through an Instagram post. Artists and content creators created the videos for the Vibes feed initially. Mark Zuckerberg introduced Vibes, a new feed in the ...

Vietnam Airlines and several other carriers adjusted multiple flights on Thursday at the airports of Thanh Hoa, Hai Phong, and Da Nang to ensure passenger safety ahead of Storm Ragasa's landfall.

If you're not an NFL scout, the best way to gauge a player's talent probably involves watching how the team handles that particular player. The next best option involves how that team's opponent ...

Halsey has revealed that her record label is keeping her from making more music. The “Closer” singer said she can’t make another album because her label, Columbia Records, viewed the sales from her ...

India's Chief Economic Advisor (CEA) Anantha Nageswaran said that the rise in salaries and wages in India have trailed profitability growth. The advent of artificial intelligence will likely make it ...

Navratri 2025: Looking to create vibrant Navratri and Durga Puja stickers using AI tools like Google Gemini Nano Banana and ChatGPT? This festive season is the perfect time to send warm wishes, ...

From the energetic Garba in Ahmedabad to royal festivities in Jaipur, Navratri 2025 lights up India with color, music, and devotion. The air is electric with anticipation—Navratri 2025 kicks off on ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio is launching a new $10 million program in which child-care costs will be shared among companies, parents and the state. The Child Care Cred Program, created through the state’s ...