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The Wheel of Time Season 3 teaser hints at a major character death - 12月08日(日)08:15 

The Wheel of Time's heroes may have won the Battle of Falme in Season 2, but their war against darkness is far from over. SEE ALSO: How 'Wheel of Time' Season 1 is different from the books That darkness is on full display in the Season 3 teaser, which offers glimpses of all the enemies Rand (Josha Stradowski), Moiraine (Rosamund Pike), and co. will face in the episodes to come. The evil faction of the Aes Sedai known as the Black Ajah has stepped out of the shadows while the Aes Sedai are still divided amongst themselves. Meanwhile, the F...moreorsaken — including Lanfear (Natasha O'Keeffe) and Moghedien (Laia Costa) — are hunting Rand with a vengeance. (And impeccable villain fashion sense.) But the most foreboding moments of the whole teaser are Moiraine's visions of "a thousand thousand futures," which hint at two very frightening character deaths."In every future where I lived, Rand dies," she says. "And the only way he lives, is if I don't."So there we have it: an impossible choice between two of the show's most important characters. Will only one of them survive Season 3?The Wheel of Time Season 3 premieres March 13 on Prime Video.

Amazon deal of the day: The Nespresso Vertuo Next has returned to its all-time low price - 12月08日(日)02:38 

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DA optimistic rice inflation will go down - 12月08日(日)01:00 

The Department of Agriculture is optimistic that rice inflation will continue to go down with lower tariffs on imports and the affordable rice programs of the government.

Teenagers preparing to flee Ukraine – The Times - 12月07日(土)22:45 

Those studying abroad cannot be taken to the front line against their will, a young man from Kharkov has told the paper Many Ukrainian teenagers are planning to leave the country and never return as the US increases pressure on Kiev to lower the mobilization age, the Times has reported. Earlier this week, outgoing US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said it was not right that “18 to 25-year-olds are not in the fight” against Russia. “Getting younger people into the fight, we think, many of us think, is necessary,” he s...moretressed. In an article on Thursday, the British paper quoted a teenager from the city of Kharkov, who said that “many” of his friends are now choosing to study abroad because “it is safer there.” “There is no risk of being taken into the army at a foreign university,” he explained, adding that he plans to study in Poland, and may not return after graduation. "When I have finished, I will decide whether to return to Ukraine or stay there. It will be safer there, there are no bombs falling and there is no danger that I will be mobilized for the war without my consent,” he said. Read more ‘Enough work for women’ in Ukrainian army – retired US general Another teenager who spoke to The Times said he also wants to attend higher education in a foreign country. Ukrainian lawmaker Aleksandra Ustinova told the paper that a decision to lower the mobilization age to 18 would be met with “huge opposition inside Ukraine and we would not get the results [on the battlefield] that we want because this is not such a large amount of people.” “It would also be a clear signal for families to get their children out. So, if we want to lose our future generation, then, yeah, this is the thing to do,” Ustinova stressed. The number of men aged between 18 and 25 in Ukraine is estimated to be at least 300,000. According to UN data, at least 6.8 million Ukrainians have fled the country and become refugees since the escalation between Moscow and Kiev in February 2022. Most of them are women and children, as men of fighting age are banned from travelling abroad. Since the start of the conflict, officials in Moscow have repeatedly accused the US and its allies of wanting “to fight to the last Ukrainian” in their effort to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia. READ MORE: Ukrainian military hunting for ex-president’s draft-dodging son – media Russian President Vladimir Putin said last week that Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky, who canceled a presidential election earlier this year, has “no right to push people to their death and drive them into battle.” The orders that Zelensky gives are “criminal,” Putin stressed....

TikTok vows to take U.S. ban case to Supreme Court. Meta and Google could see user gains in meantime. - 12月07日(土)21:03 

President-elect Donald Trump, who attempted to ban TikTok during his first term, said on the campaign trail that he is now against a TikTok ban and would work to “save” the social-media platform.

Exercise can help you sleep better – but too much at the wrong time can aggravate insomnia - 12月08日(日)07:58 

A fitness routine can be key to a good night’s rest. But too much exercise at the wrong time can aggravate insomnia.

PhilHealth to ease filing of claims by typhoon victims - 12月08日(日)01:00 

The Philippine Health Insurance Corp. announced that filing of claims by those affected by Severe Tropical Storm Kristine in the Bicol Region will be given consideration.

Romanian presidential frontrunner claims he’s victim of coup d’etat - 12月07日(土)23:32 

Bucharest’s Constitutional Court has cancelled the presidential election results after the surprise first round win of Calin Georgescu The invalidation of Romania’s presidential election results by the country’s top court is a formalized coup d’etat, according to independent candidate Calin Georgescu, who clinched a surprise win in the first round last month. Georgescu outperformed the other candidates in the first round of the election with 22.94%, beating out liberal leftist candidate Elena Lasconi, who received 19.18%, and...more the country’s Social Democrat Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu, who finished third with 19.15%. On Friday, Romania’s Constitutional Court dismissed Georgescu’s victory, citing a clause in the nation’s laws that emphasizes the need to ensure the correctness and legality of the election. The judiciary body announced that the whole process would be resumed later. “Essentially, this is a formalized coup d’etat. The rule of law is in an induced coma, and justice subordinated to political orders has practically lost its essence. It is no longer justice, it obeys the orders,” Georgescu, a known critic of Romania’s pro-NATO and pro-Ukraine policy, said on Friday, as cited by Realitatea TV. The politician also stressed that the court’s decision represents more than a legal controversy, adding that “the corrupt system in Romania showed its true face by making a pact with the devil.” Read more NATO state annuls presidential election results Georgescu also said that the power of the people is the basis for a democratic state, and the authorities are obliged to respect the results of the national vote. He stated that the current Romanian government is afraid of losing power and facing revelations. Earlier this week, Western media outlets reported that declassified information from Romania’s intelligence agencies had revealed that the sudden rise of Georgescu in the first round of the election was “not a natural outcome.” According to the claims, his win emerged thanks to a coordinated social media effort, most likely orchestrated by a “state actor” meddling in the candidate’s mostly Tik-Tok-based campaign, helping to get his message out to the voters. The annulment came amid accusations that Moscow had assisted Georgescu’s campaign, which Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has dismissed as “absolutely groundless.” She said that Romanian elections are carried out in a climate of “an unprecedented surge of anti-Russian hysteria” that is set “to influence the consciousness and will of the country’s citizens.” Washington, meanwhile, has praised the move. On Friday, State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said that the US reaffirms its “confidence in Romania’s democratic institutions and processes, including investigations into foreign malign influence.”...

I left Texas for Spain and have helped thousands of Americans move abroad: 'There’s never been a better time to make the leap' - 12月07日(土)21:30 

"I wondered if it was too late to start over at 35, but I took the plunge," says the founder of She Hit Refresh, which helps U.S. women aged 30+ relocate.

Trump’s tariffs didn’t spark inflation last time? Here’s the trouble with that defense. - 12月07日(土)21:00 

When allies of President-elect Donald Trump address one big criticism of his tariff plans — that the levies would boost inflation at time when Americans are already frustrated with elevated prices — they often point to the lack of inflation in Trump’s first term. Some economists are skeptical of that line of defense.