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Pet Cloning Is On The Rise In China

In spite of its expensive cost, undeveloped technology, and contentious ethical issues, the cloning of deceased pets has recently become a burgeoning industry in China. SinoGene, China’s leader in pet cloning, created the country’s first cloned cat in July 2019…

42 Injured As Angry Monkeys Attack Japan

Yamaguchi municipal officials in Japan are boosting their efforts to fend off marauding monkeys that have recently wounded at least 42 people. Local officials are using tranquillizer guns to address the monkey threat, after traps they placed failed to capture…

UK to Host 2023 Eurovision on Behalf of Ukraine

The UK will host the Eurovision Song Contest next year, it has been announced. Organisers decided that the winning country, Ukraine, could not host the show because of the ongoing conflict brought on by Russia’s invasion. Talks with the BBC were…

Johnny Depp Gigs in Italy With New Mystery Woman

Update: According to an insider, the woman photographed is a “member of the staff on set of the film of the film Jeanne du Barry” and Depp’s French teacher. “There is no romantic connection whatsoever,” the insider said. “Strictly professional.” For…

30 Japanese Yakuza Tattoo Ideas For Men

Traditional Japanese tattoos have been around for centuries and have evolved into a very unique type of design that people from all backgrounds love to get as their own personal expression. Japanese tattoos are known to be intricate and detailed.…

More Photos Leaked From Detention Facilities

Photos from the border crisis leaked recently and the images show overcrowding in the holding facilities. The border crisis is getting grim with holding facilities that are not designed for the volume of illegal crossers.  The Project Veritas was able…

Chicago To Review 41 Potentially ‘Offensive’ Works Of Art

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced on Wednesday that the city would begin a “public process” of reviewing 41 “statues, plaques, and works of art” honoring potentially “offensives” historical figures, including statues of Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, and Ulysses S. Grant.…