Author: Emily Nguyen Le

A psychologist has issued a warning to anyone who owns a Labubu due to the unexpected way the trinkets are ‘deeply symbolic’. The fluffy and slightly ugly-looking Labubu are absolutely everywhere, and while some of them may be a bit off putting, it is just a toy at the end of the day. While they may be intended for children, more and more adults have turned to the product in recent times. Madison Burgess, for Tyla, spoke with a psychologist bout the fast-growing trend and what it really means. Chartered clinical psychologist Tracy King told the site that she sees…

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Chicken is one of the most consumed foods on the planet. From cozy family dinners to street food favorites, it’s a staple on tables across Latin America and the United States. Its versatility—baked, fried, grilled, in soups, tacos, or empanadas—makes it an easy go-to for millions. But not all parts of the chicken are created equal. Behind the delicious aroma and tender meat, there are certain cuts that may put your health at risk if not handled or cooked properly. For illustrative purposes only Many people still eat them out of habit, tradition, or simply because they don’t know better. Today,…

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There’s something undeniably nostalgic and refreshing about the scent of sun-dried laundry fluttering in the breeze. But for many people, this experience is limited to the warmer months of the year. As winter sets in, we often turn to indoor drying methods out of necessity — but at what cost? While drying clothes indoors might seem harmless, it can actually compromise your health in surprising ways. For illustrative purposes only The Damp Truth About Indoor Drying When you hang wet clothes on a rack or radiator inside your home, the moisture from the fabric doesn’t just disappear — it evaporates…

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Ear wax, also known as cerumen, is a natural substance produced by glands in the ear canal. While often misunderstood, ear wax plays a vital role in maintaining ear health. It protects against dust, dirt, bacteria, and foreign particles, and has natural antibacterial properties. Additionally, it acts as a lubricant to keep the delicate skin inside the ear from becoming dry and itchy. For illustrative purposes only Normally, ear wax gradually moves out of the ear on its own through natural movements like talking or chewing. However, in some cases, it can build up and cause discomfort, blocked hearing, or…

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On July 30, 2025, a powerful 8.7 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula, triggering a tsunami warning across the Pacific region, including Japan. While the tsunami itself caused minimal damage—with waves around 60 centimeters recorded in Hokkaido, Ibaraki, and other eastern coastal prefectures—it was what followed that left many stunned and searching for answers. Whales washed up on the shore on July 30, 2025 in Tateyama, Chiba, Japan (Photo: Getty) In Tateyama City, located in Chiba Prefecture, residents discovered a disturbing sight: a group of whales had washed ashore, some already lifeless. The scene, both tragic…

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Everyone says children today are lucky. They have everything—comfortable homes, plenty of food, and stylish clothes. Many are the only child in their family, adored and spoiled, seemingly without a care in the world. But is that really true? Behind the glossy surface of modern childhood lies a heartbreaking truth: children are under more pressure than ever before—pressures many parents don’t even realize exist. Image for illustrative purposes only Late one night, at 11:30 p.m., Mr. Huang sat beside his 9-year-old son, urging him to finish his math homework. “Daddy, I’m so tired,” the boy said softly. “Can I take…

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Social media users have criticized a claim that a prediction for a catastrophic event has come true after a record-setting earthquake struck off the coast of Russia. The earthquake has been recorded at a magnitude of 8.8, making it tied for the sixth-strongest quake ever recorded, and the strongest since a 9.0 magnitude quake hit Japan in 2011. Authorities have already issued warnings for people in some coastal regions in the US, Russia, the Philippines, Indonesia, Chile, Peru and Ecuador, where tsunami waves are expected to hit as a result of the disaster. In the wake of the news, some social…

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A massive magnitude 8.8 earthquake struck off the coast of Russia Tuesday, sparking tsunami w:arnings in Hawaii and Alaska and alerts for other areas of the West Coast. The earthquake took place about 85 miles off the east coast of Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula with a depth of nearly 12 miles, as per the U.S. Geological Survey. The agency upgraded the earthquake’s reported magnitude from initial reports of 8.0 and 8.7. According to USGS, magnitude 6.3 and 6.9 aftershocks were also reported in the area, . A tsunami wa:rning was made an announcement for Alaska’s Aleutian Islands and Hawaii. California, Oregon…

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A wildflower that often goes unnoticed by the roadside may hold the key to naturally balancing blood sugar—wild chamomile, also known as wild chrysanthemum, is earning attention for its impressive health benefits. According to Medical News Today, this vibrant wildflower not only adds color to nature’s landscape but also contains powerful bioactive compounds that may benefit people with diabetes. For illustrative purposes only 1. Natural Blood Sugar Stabilizer Wild chamomile is rich in alkylamides, chicoric acid, and polysaccharides—natural compounds that help increase insulin sensitivity and support glucose control. Studies suggest that extracts from this flower can reduce both fasting and post-meal blood sugar levels without the harsh side effects often associated…

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In a quiet suburban neighborhood, where most houses had neat lawns and familiar faces waved at one another each morning, there was one apartment that stood apart—not because of its appearance, but because of the man who lived there. His name was Walter Green, and despite being part of the community for nearly twenty years, few people knew much about him. He was always polite—he would nod when you passed him in the hallway, and sometimes, if you caught him in the right mood, he might offer a faint smile. But that was the extent of it. No small talk. No…

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