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Maids from Akihabara maid cafes joined shrine maidens from Kanda Myojin and members of the public on August 8 to sprinkle water across the shrine grounds in Tokyo, calling out "Cool down!" as they took part in a summer tradition aimed at easing the midsummer heat. (News On Japan)
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The BC Wildfire Service said the Bald Range fire grew approximately one to 1.5 kilometres on the northwestern and southern portions on Sunday night.
The NCDC said 23 states have now reported at least one confirmed case across 116 local government areas (LGAs) The post Lassa Fever: 53 health workers infected as cases hit 1,000 in 2026 appeared…
The signs were there that the Falcons had fallen off their perch, but that is not the most hurtful thing: the fact that the players have been let down by the football federation, which clearly showed…
The left-wing Democrats Party finalized its Knesset slate last month after more than 97,000 of its registered members voted in internal primaries to determine which candidates would be on the list.
Prof. Eytan Gilboa spoke with the Post after KAN reported that officials from a regional country advised another to make an agreement with Israel to "lull it to sleep" before an attack.