I am SARANSH KAMBOJ From INDIA An Intern at Allegedly The News, Contributing to global investigative reporting and storytelling"
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Fantasy sports betting apps promise big wins but often exploit addictive behaviors, hidden fees, and misleading odds. Many users end up in debt, questioning whether the game is fantasy or outright fraud.
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A new breed of “fraudfluencers” is exploiting social media fame to run scams, from fake investments to counterfeit products, costing followers millions and eroding trust in online communities.
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Earth’s rotation is accelerating, making days slightly shorter. Scientists are debating whether to subtract a leap second from clocks a rare move that could disrupt systems relying on precise timekeeping.
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Dubai’s luxury property market is embracing Bitcoin, with developers accepting crypto payments for villas, penthouses, and waterfront apartments. This trend attracts global investors seeking fast transactions, anonymity, and protection against currency fluctuations in a booming real estate
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Tucked away in obscure towns across Eastern Europe, fake news factories are churning out viral lies for profit and power. These digital propaganda hubs aren’t just local threats they’ve become global exporters of misinformation, influencing elections, policies, and public opinion worldwide.
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From retro logos to reboots of 90s cartoons, brands are turning your childhood memories into marketing gold. But this isn’t just cute it’s calculated. Nostalgia is being weaponized to bypass logic and trigger emotion-driven purchases you didn’t plan to make.
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Behind smiling selfies and feel-good Instagram posts lies a disturbing truth modern voluntourism often reduces vulnerable communities to backdrops for Western savior fantasies. Welcome to the human zoos of the 21st century, where exploitation wears the mask of charity.
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Instagram’s hidden blacklist algorithm quietly downgrades or shadows bans accounts without warning. Content creators report sudden drops in reach and engagement, sparking fears of censorship and bias. Critics argue this opaque system undermines trust and transparency on the platform.
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India’s digital rupee aims to modernize transactions and curb illicit finance, but its rollout is clashing with entrenched cash economies. Small traders and black market networks resist adoption, fearing surveillance, taxation, and disruption of long-standing informal financial practices.
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A string of high-profile billionaires has died under bizarre and unexplained circumstances, fueling conspiracy theories about hidden power struggles. From mysterious falls to sudden illnesses, these deaths raise questions: Are they coincidences or evidence of something far more sinister?
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Quiet cutting is the stealth layoff tactic of 2025 reassigning employees to undesirable roles until they quit. It saves companies severance costs while preserving their public image, but leaves workers burned out, demoralized, and trapped in dead-end positions with no growth.
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AI boyfriends and virtual girlfriends are no longer sci-fi they're billion-dollar businesses. From emotional texting to voice calls and 3D avatars, synthetic companionship offers love on demand. But behind the code lies a market profiting off loneliness, desire, and digital intimacy.