New Design Promises Faster Service with Elevated Kitchens and Conveyor Belts Chick-fil-A has introduced an “elevated drive-thru” restaurant in McDonough, Georgia, to revolutionize fast food service. With four drive-thru lanes, an elevated kitchen, and conveyor belts for delivering food, the new design can serve two to three times more than a vehicle than a typical…
Incident Linked to Lawrence Bishnoi Gang, Security Agencies Investigate A shooting incident occurred outside Punjabi singer AP Dhillon’s house on Victoria Island, Canada, with gangster Rohit Godara, a member of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, claiming responsibility. The attack allegedly stemmed from Dhillon’s recent collaboration with Salman Khan. A video showing the shooting is circulating online,…
In Avignon, France, a 71-year-old pensioner, Dominique P., faces trial for orchestrating the rape of his wife, who was drugged into unconsciousness for over a decade. Alongside him, 50 men are also on trial for their roles in the assaults, totaling 92 rapes. The victim, who only discovered the abuse in 2020, chose a public…
Daisuke Hori, a 40-year-old entrepreneur from Japan, has reportedly slept only 30 minutes a day for the past 12 years, claiming it has “doubled” his life and improved his work efficiency. Hori trained his body to function on minimal sleep and believes high-quality sleep is more beneficial than long sleep. He founded the Japan Short…
A lone bottlenose dolphin is suspected of causing a series of attacks on swimmers in Tsuruga, Japan, resulting in 18 reported incidents since July 21. The dolphin, possibly separated from its pod, has bitten several swimmers, some requiring stitches. Researchers believe the dolphin’s behavior is driven by loneliness and a desire for human interaction, rather…
Brazil’s Supreme Court has unanimously upheld a ban on Elon Musk’s social media platform, X, after it failed to appoint a legal representative in the country. The court’s decision follows Justice Alexandre de Moraes’s initial ruling, emphasizing that companies must adhere to local laws. Musk has criticized the ban as censorship, while Brazil’s President Lula…
South Korean police have initiated an investigation into Telegram’s potential complicity in the distribution of sexually explicit deepfake content. This move follows public outrage over deepfake pornography involving South Korean women, frequently shared in Telegram chatrooms. The probe aims to determine if the encrypted messaging app is abetting these crimes, as deepfake-related offenses surge in…
Hossein Shamkhani, son of Iran’s former national security chief, has become a key player in global oil trading despite stringent US sanctions. Operating from Dubai under the pseudonym “Hector,” he runs Milavous Group Ltd, a company involved in rebranding and blending crude oil from Iran, Russia, and other countries. Shamkhani’s vast network and strategic partnerships…
Following the discovery of six dead hostages in Gaza, Hamas has reportedly issued new directives on handling captives if Israeli forces approach. Hamas blames Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the deaths, accusing him of prioritizing military action over negotiations. The situation has sparked massive protests in Israel, with citizens demanding Netanyahu’s resignation. Despite international…
Massive protests have erupted across Israel following the deaths of six hostages in Gaza, with thousands demanding Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s resignation. Demonstrators, enraged by Netanyahu’s handling of the situation, believe this could mark a turning point in Israeli politics. Despite the widespread unrest and a general strike that briefly paralyzed the nation, Netanyahu remains…
