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Two high school students killed in latest e-scooter accident
Two high school students in the southern province of Antalya have become the latest victims of e-scooter accidents, which have become a hot topic of security debate in the country.
According to local media, 18-year-old Mahmut Yağız Balcı and Ada Kayahan hired an e-scooter to go home after school.
“One of a kind” Thor’s Hammer unearthed in Sweden
In Norse mythology , Mjönir was Thor’s magical flying weapon that prevented the giants from destroying Asgard, the home of the gods
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Batmobile mysteriously found abandoned in a field (photos)
The real question is, did Joker get away?
The World’s Manufacturing Superpowers over time (video animation)
China’s current status as “the world’s factory” is one of the reasons why the economic fallout of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic was felt around the world
Pierce Brosnan reveals the “stupid” comment that cost him Batman role over Michael Keaton
The former James Bond actor appeared on The Tonight Show where he revealed that he auditioned for Tim Burton’s Batman
We Need to Understand What makes Far-Rightists Tick
New research that sheds light on the motives of people who join socially dangerous or violent far-right organisations may help combat this worrying phenomenon.
Landlords find homeless man living upstairs in duplex house
In an incident reminiscent of the Oscar-winning movie Parasite, a Turkmenistan citizen named Jumamyrat Jumalyev has been found living on the upper floor of a duplex house in Istanbul's Mecidiyeköy district for a while.
Really? Sex with Elves in Iceland?! (video)
Some Icelanders believe Elves exist
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Ancient DNA reveals secrets of Pompeii victims
Ancient DNA was preserved in bodies that were encased in time-hardened ash
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Amazon defends diverse casting in ‘Lord of the Rings’ prequel series
Streaming giant Amazon has defended the racially diverse casting of its big budget series "The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power," which some fans say distorts the world of J.R.R. Tolkien.