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The 2013 correspondence, part of over 3.5 million DOJ documents released in late January and early February 2026 under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, shows Epstein joking about women using dehumanizing metaphors like 'shrimp' and 'white sharks,' laced with racial undertones. French diplomat Olivier Colom, then at Edmond de Rothschild, responded approvingly, preferring Epstein's 'shrimp' to others. No charges have been filed against Colom, but the emails have fueled online anger over Epstein's elite connections and his history of sex trafficking.

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From his private Caribbean island, Jeffrey Epstein casually described his surroundings as 'an aquarium full of girls' in a newly released email. The recipient's reply only deepened the crude exchange.

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Storm Marta swept across Portugal on Saturday, bringing gusts up to 120 km/h, waves reaching 7 meters, and downpours of up to 60 mm in 24 hours, worsening floods from recent storms like Kristin and Leonardo that killed at least six people total. Around 69,000 to 93,000 customers lost power, hundreds of roads closed, rail services stopped, and over 26,500 rescuers mobilized while three municipalities delayed Sunday's presidential election votes. Farmers faced catastrophic crop losses as saturated soils raised risks of more flooding and tree falls, leaving the nation to brace for cleanup even as the storm pulls north.

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In Fatima, a woman knelt in prayer through the pouring rain, capturing the quiet resolve amid Portugal's latest storm chaos.

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At Muang Thong Thani in Bangkok on Saturday, B.I wrapped his '2026 B.I TOUR: The Last Parade Tour ENCORE' with one of just two special stops, treating packed Thai fans to upgraded production like moving LED screens, indoor fireworks, and lifting platforms. He debuted 'Miss Me More' live, replayed 'Michelangelo' multiple times, and shared demos and covers, while Thai actor Singto Prachaya scored a photo op after three tries, sparking hall-wide cheers. Fans raved about the non-stop energy, choreographed projects, and confetti finale, calling it a goosebump-filled victory lap since leaving iKON.

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B.I owned the stage for a full 3.5 hours, powering through rarities and fan favorites as light sticks lit up Thunder Dome like a sea of stars.

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Zorin OS 18 reached 1 million downloads in just over a month, with 780,000 from Windows machines. The Linux distribution offers better performance on aging PCs, no ads or AI mandates, and easy tools to run Windows apps. While some share success stories of reliable daily use, experts note that downloads do not always lead to lasting switches amid Linux's small desktop share.

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On October 14, Microsoft ended free updates for Windows 10, leaving millions of PCs in limbo. Zorin OS, with its familiar Windows-like interface, quickly drew in users looking for a smoother path forward on older hardware.

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Dream Sports, parent of India's top fantasy sports app Dream11, launched HorizonOS as open-source to help startups handle India-scale demands. Off-the-shelf tools failed during their growth, so they built this custom engine from scratch. Developers get first access at MumbaiHacks 2025 today, with APIs and toolkits for high-load apps. It's free forever, timed perfectly for India's startup boom.

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A team of 500 engineers in Mumbai spent a decade crafting HorizonOS to power Dream11's 300 million users and 100,000 transactions per second. Now, they're sharing it freely with developers everywhere.

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The post depicted a traditional nine-branched candelabrum with green-screened pagers instead of flames, displaying numbers like '954-864.' It referenced the September 2024 explosions that killed at least 32 people, including children, and injured thousands in Lebanon and Syria—blasts widely attributed to Israel's Mossad, though unconfirmed officially. Critics from all sides called the image grotesque and sacrilegious, with some labeling it antisemitic for linking a Jewish holiday to alleged military actions. Even pro-Israel voices deemed it disrespectful to the holiday's message of light over darkness.

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During Hanukkah on December 16, a pro-Israel account shared an image of a menorah where the candles look just like the pagers that detonated in Lebanon last year. The caption read 'Beep beep' and 'Happy Hanukkah,' mimicking those deadly devices.

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Lemonade co-founder and President Shai Wininger revealed Timeline, a decade-old data engine that aggregates a customer's complete journey—from ad clicks to claims—into a single LLM-optimized feed in the Bionics Platform. This real-time interaction capture, prioritized over insurance logic from the start, powers fraud detection, personalized campaigns, AI agents like Cooper, and automation. Engineers and investors highlight its edge over legacy insurers' fragmented systems, with shares rising over 3% to $71 on November 19 amid market declines.

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Lemonade's secret weapon: a data engine built 10 years ago that tracks every customer interaction for AI mastery.

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Comedian Jeff Dye and user Michelle Maxwell shared an AI-generated image falsely depicting Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny holding an American flag with 13 stripes instead of Puerto Rico's flag during an NFL halftime show. Users on X mocked them for spreading the fake content. Community notes on X confirmed the image was AI-generated.

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Short Fictions called out dispensaries for their obvious music picks, like endless tracks about smoking weed, comparing it to absurd themed playlists elsewhere. Replies poured in with wild variety: some spots play Bjork, new wave, dad rock, or even a full Moon Pix album, while others stick to stoner staples like Cypress Hill or corporate-mandated tunes. A former worker blamed company rules, and Short Fictions plugged their own band in a cheeky follow-up, showing how dispensary soundtracks turn errands into musical surprises.

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Picture walking into a dispensary hearing nonstop weed anthems—it's like a grocery store blasting chip-eating rap beats. One post nailed that awkward feeling perfectly.

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Sumita Shrivastava's detailed thread explores Surya as Prana, the vital life force, drawing from Upanishads like Maitri and Prasna that link the sun's dawn rise to inhalation and sunset to exhalation. His chariot, drawn by seven horses, symbolizes the Sapta Pranas—energies for will, clarity, movement, and balance—echoed in hymns and modern breathwork. Sunrise meditation during Brahma Muhurta aligns outer light with inner vitality, a practice ancient sages used for mental sharpness, now resonating in daily reflections on mindfulness.

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Imagine the sun not just as light in the sky, but as the heartbeat pulsing through every breath you take. Ancient Vedic wisdom sees Surya Deva this way, sustaining all life with his cosmic rhythm.

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