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- Reuters
Adopted wild boar 'Rillette' threatened with euthanasia in France
Animal rights campaigners in France are fighting to save a wild boar adopted as a piglet by a horse breeder but now threatened with being put down if her owner does not send her to a specialised sanctuary. A French court is set to rule in coming days on the fate of "Rillette", who was found as a tiny piglet outside the horse farm of Elodie Cappe in Chaource, central France, in April 2023. Now a big sow with a bristly brown coat, Rillette strolls around between the horses and dogs on the farm and enthusiastically kicks around a big plastic ball with her snout.
- Yahoo Life UK
I tested everything in M&S’s £30 Wellness Box, and it's the self-care treat you need for 2025
Marks and Spencer's latest beauty box contains 10 luxurious products and is the pick-me-up you deserve.
- USA TODAY
Why these travelers played TikTok's 'vacation roulette' to pick their next destination
Travelers have been sharing their versions of “vacation roulette” on social media, making trip planning into a multi-player game of chance.
- Evening Standard
Is Bianca Censori okay? From unassuming architect to Kanye West’s living Barbie doll
Ye is known for twisting his partners into his own beautiful dark fantasies. But how much choice does his current wife, Bianca Censori, have in this? Maddy Mussen investigates
- The Canadian Press
Netanyahu says 'last minute crisis' with Hamas holding up approval of Gaza truce and hostage deal
TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday that a "last minute crisis" with Hamas was holding up Israeli approval of a long-awaited agreement to pause the fighting in the Gaza Strip and release dozens of hostages. Israeli airstrikes meanwhile killed dozens of people across the war-ravaged territory.
- Engadget
19 relaxing video games to help you destress
To aid those who could use some help winding down, we’ve rounded up a few games that purposefully deemphasize aggression but aren’t overly cute or so stripped-down that they’re boring.
- Yahoo News Singapore
Man jailed for threatening to crash planes at Changi Airport; Trump's defence pick Pete Hegseth cannot name an ASEAN country: Singapore live news
Yahoo Singapore is featuring a curated selection of some of the biggest, most important, and fascinating news that's making waves online.
- Yahoo Life
Strength training, protein and fiber: This healthy trinity is key in menopause, but experts say these lifestyle changes benefit everyone.
Getting enough fiber and protein, along with strength training twice a week, is important for long-term health.
- Yahoo Life
These nonalcoholic drinks claim to give you a boost without the booze, thanks to adaptogens and all-natural ingredients. How healthy are they?
These non-alcoholic beverages include ingredients like nootropics and adaptogens which may boost your mood — without the negative effects of alcohol.
- CBC
Experts, advocates make case for smartphone-free childhood
It's a question parents across the globe are grappling with: should my child have a smartphone?Some advocates and experts say the answer is clear — they shouldn't."I think we all kind of knew it in the pit of our stomach all along," Jenna Poste, a member of a new Canadian advocacy group Unplugged Canada, said in an interview at her home in Hammonds Plains, N.S."We need to start to rethink the norms that have been created in society where we've really shifted to a phone-based childhood."Unplugged
- CBC
4 drugs for rare diseases to be covered under N.B. deal with federal government
Drug coverage for four drugs used to treat some rare diseases was announced in Fredericton on Wednesday under a $32-million deal signed by the federal and provincial governments.Under the agreement, New Brunswick will get $10.8 million a year for the next three years, said provincial Health Minister John Dornan."As an endocrinologist, I have seen first hand how devastating it can be for patients with a diagnosis of a rare disease," said at the Stan Cassidy Centre for Rehabilitation."Too often, t
- HuffPost
Democrats Demand Release Of Special Counsel's Report On Classified Documents Case
House Democrats said the Justice Department should dismiss charges against Trump’s co-conspirators if that’s what it takes to release Jack Smith's report.
- CBC
Goat Island, well-known stopoff for Grand Lake boaters, hits the auction block
An island that serves as an unofficial gathering place for Grand Lake boaters is being auctioned by the province. Goat Island is a 1.5-hectare (3.7 acre) island tucked between Cox Point and Wuhrs Beach in the northern part of the lake. Its arrival at a tax sale is somewhat of a surprise to those who have frequented the island for decades. "I really never knew who owned it and never really bothered to try and find out. I always assumed the government owned it," Brian Watson said. Watson said many
- CBC
Halifax police board endorses budget increases for RCMP, municipal force
Halifax's police board has endorsed budget increases for both municipal police and RCMP, saying the forces presented clear arguments for why the funds are needed.During a meeting Wednesday, the city's board of police commissioners recommended that regional council approve Halifax Regional Police's request for seven new civilian employees costing about $462,300.Halifax RCMP are asking for 14 new officers for new satellite offices in Beechville and Fall River, and an officer for the traffic unit t
- CBC
What is 'green cement' and how could it help the Strait of Canso?
The term "green cement" is still relatively new, but a Cape Breton economic development group feels the Strait of Canso could be the newest home for carbon-removal technologies that have already enjoyed success in the province. The Cape Breton Partnership says unidentified business interests have shown interest in launching a green cement facility in Point Tupper Industrial Park.A survey commissioned by the partnership says the industry chalked up $84.5 billion in business globally two years ago
- HuffPost UK
Claudia Winkleman Clears Up 1 Of The Biggest Mysteries About How The Traitors Are Really Picked
The whole thing sounds like something out of Conclave, to be honest.
- The Canadian Press
Lawyers for detained South Korean president say he will reject questioning by investigators
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Lawyers representing South Korea’s impeached president said Thursday he will refuse further questioning after being detained by anti-corruption officials over his ill-fated declaration of martial law last month, maintaining that the investigation is illegal.
- Hello!
Katie Holmes' wide-leg jeans are the ultimate street style hack
The actress has curated quite the sartorial CV - see pics
- Hello!
The Traitors fans complain over 'worst result' after shocking episode 7
Warning, spoilers ahead for season 3 episode 7
- Reuters
China's second-largest fund manager plans US, Brazil foray, CEO says
China Asset Management Company, the country's second-largest fund manager, plans to launch funds in the U.S. and Brazil this year, its chief executive said, betting on a revival of investor interest in Chinese markets. The state majority-owned fund manager is seeking a partner in the U.S. to roll out funds catering to American retail investors despite the likelihood of increasing tensions between Washington and Beijing, said CEO Li Yimei. China Asset Management (ChinaAMC), which manages $350 billion, is also awaiting Beijing's approval to launch a cross-listing exchange-traded fund (ETF) in Brazil, she said, adding the planned launches would be the first of their kind in both countries.