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A Greek couple has welcomed a daughter from a 22-year-old frozen embryo after overcoming personal tragedy and tight legal time constraints around IVF procedures.
Investigators are probing the death of influencer Olivia Oras, 27, after a liposuction procedure at a Helsinki clinic went fatally wrong, leading to manslaughter inquiries.
Two men were restrained by crew members on a Qatar Airways flight from Melbourne to Doha after becoming violent mid-air, prompting police intervention upon landing.
Ryanair disputes passenger Ljubisa Karović’s claims of being partially sucked out of a plane window after a fan blade incident, asserting he remained inside the aircraft.
On the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the contributions of search and rescue dogs, like Apollo and Bretagne, are remembered for their significant roles in recovery efforts.
New research proposes that the Great Pyramid of Giza contains a numerical code within its structure, reflecting ancient Egyptian calendar cycles and mathematical knowledge.
A woman in Marchtrenk, Austria, died after allegedly being drugged and raped by men made available by her husband, who has been arrested alongside a neighbour.
Astronomers have discovered 84 hypersoft X-ray sources in six galaxies, emitting low-energy X-rays and high levels of ultraviolet radiation, potentially solving two astrophysical mysteries.
Scientists have identified the earliest known human use of psychoactive drugs, dating back 25,000 years, through skeletal remains from Sulawesi, Indonesia, indicating consumption of betel nuts.
Scientists have identified a possible cause for the unusual facial expression of an Egyptian mummy, found in Thebes, attributed to a phenomenon known as cadaveric spasm.
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