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Venus glows on clear night over St Petersburg, Russia
Venus glowed brightly on a clear night sky over Saint Petersburg, Russia. Footage shows the heavenly body shining above the ...
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In deeply conservative Florida, St. Petersburg’s vibrant LGBTQ scene is a joyful anomaly of inclusion
On Feb. 16, St. Petersburg launches its first-ever Winter Pride, a week of street parties, movies, and club nights. St. Petersburg will become the only city in Florida with two official Pride weeks.
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Trump says White House had 'serious discussions' with Russia about Ukraine war
US President Donald Trump has said his administration has had "very serious" discussions with Russia about the war in Ukraine and that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin could soon take ...
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The Right White Noise for a Good Night’s Sleep
And don’t get me started on my neighbors’ late-night music fests. I can’t sleep without something to drown out sounds: white noise. A survey published last year by the American Academy of ...
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The financial closure of the largest concession in the history of Russia, the Moscow—St. Petersburg high-speed railway, took place
In total, several high-speed highways are planned to be launched in Russia. It is expected that new lines will connect Moscow with St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Adler, Ryazan and Minsk. Sberbank — ...
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St. Mary’s woman dies in train-involved incident Friday night
ST. MARYS, Kan. (WIBW) - A St. Mary’s woman is dead following a train-involved incident Friday night. Virginia Enockson, 45, of St. Mary’s, was pronounced dead on the scene as she was hit by a ...
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Deadly Russian Missiles Contain Foreign Components - Zelensky
One hundred and sixty-five strike units in one Russian night strike – all these Iskanders, Kalibr missiles and other means of killing – mean hundreds or even thousands of components from other ...
Wall Street Journal3d
What DeepSeek, Russian Sanctions and Guitar Amplifiers Teach Us About Global Competition
In 1962, high import taxes made it impossible for Jim Marshall, a music-store owner in London, to meet demand for popular American-made Fender amplifiers, and he set out to create his own. The ...