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Gas stoves expose millions in the US to unsafe limits of nitrogen dioxide, and disadvantaged communities face higher risk

A recent study highlights the concerning impact of gas and propane stoves on indoor air quality, particularly regarding nitrogen dioxide exposure. This pollutant, emitted...

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Hilary Duff marks her son Luca’s 12th birthday: Get to know her kids

Hilary Duff celebrated her son Luca's 12th birthday with a heartwarming tribute on Wednesday. The actress took to Instagram to share a delightful video collage capturing various moments of Luca's life filled with joy and adventure. Accompanied by Beyoncé's "Texas Hold ‘Em," the montage showcases Luca's playful antics, his laughter-filled skating sessions, concert enjoyment, sibling bonding with his little sister, and more. "Another incredible year with Luca!!!!" Duff wrote in the caption. "Happy 12th ✨ my shining light!!!! 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘." Luca is Duff's son with her former husband Mike Comrie, while she also has two daughters, Banks Violet Bair and Mae James Bair, with her current husband Matthew Koma. Additionally, Duff revealed her pregnancy with her fourth child in December. In...

Robinho must serve rape sentence in Brazil, court says

On Wednesday, Brazilian judges upheld the rape conviction of former AC Milan and Brazil striker Robinho, ruling that he must serve his nine-year prison sentence in Brazil. The decision was made by Brazil’s Superior Court of Justice (STJ), the nation’s highest court for non-constitutional matters, with a majority agreeing that Italy’s ruling was applicable in Brazil. In 2017, a Milan court found Robinho and five other Brazilians guilty of gang raping a woman in 2013 after intoxicating her with alcohol in a nightclub. This conviction was upheld by an appeals court in 2020 and further affirmed by Italy’s Supreme Court in 2022. Robinho, 40, whose full name is Robson de Souza, resides in Brazil and has consistently...

Brazil Nears Final Stage of Online Casino Licensing

Brazil is on the verge of a significant breakthrough in its online gambling regulation, as the licensing process for online casinos enters its final stage. According to an expert from Parimatch, a local online casino, operators seeking to enter this growing market must secure licenses by the end of 2024, or face penalties starting from January 1, 2025. This regulatory milestone marks a crucial moment for both domestic and international gaming companies, eager to tap into Brazil's booming iGaming sector.