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Singaporean woman, 33, gets S$24K fine for consenting her firm’s private investigators to surveil police officer

The private investigators tracked the police officer’s movements and photographed him at home and work to find out if he was a “good or bad policeman”

Singaporean woman, 33, gets S$24K fine for consenting her firm’s private investigators to surveil police officer

We haven't written up this one. The Independent Singapore has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.

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El Niño just leveled up to super status. Here’s what that means for the weather

An already-strong El Niño just turned super as the phenomenon crosses into unprecedented territory. The natural climate cycle has been strengthening at a breakneck pace since it was first declared in…

  • El Niño surpassed super status, reaching unprecedented levels
  • Above-average Pacific Ocean temperatures trigger global weather changes
  • NOAA projects 75% chance El Niño will peak as strongest on record

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