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Senator Ron Wyden praised a group of frog-suited protesters for their grassroots efforts against President Trump's anti-crime policies in Portland after skipping the State of the Union address.

Kristjan Suits discusses his artistic vision for the Republic Day concert and the significance of using bright colors to convey messages of hope.

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear an appeal from ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy seeking to dismiss climate liability lawsuits from Boulder, Colorado.

The article highlights lesser-known emotional moments from the Olympics, focusing on athletes like Kaori Sakamoto, who faced both triumph and disappointment.

The article discusses the changing nature of tyrannies in the 20th century as described in a book by economists Sergei Guriev and Daniel Treisman, highlighting a shift from overt violence to more subtle forms of manipulation in modern authoritarian regimes.

A recent poll reveals the top fashion blunders that Brits wish they could forget, including low-rise jeans and shell suits.

The article discusses a troubling seven-year correspondence between Caroline Lang, daughter of a prominent French politician, and Jeffrey Epstein, revealing her significant role in his social circle.

The article discusses a new fashion trend involving collarless and lapel-less suits, suggesting they are a popular and elegant choice for the season.

The Swedish women's alpine team prepares for the slalom event at the upcoming Winter Olympics, with a strategy tailored by their coach, Sacha Sorio.

The article discusses the modern phenomenon of people quickly sharing their grief over public figures' deaths on social media, often accompanied by personal memories and photos.

Former Olympian Haralds Silovs expresses hope that Roberts Krūzbergs' bronze medal at the Olympic short track competition will inspire growth in the sport in Latvia.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is visiting Slovakia to meet Prime Minister Robert Fico, focusing on energy issues and the U.S.-Slovak defense agreement.

Women in Vilnius celebrated Valentine's Day by creatively embracing winter swimming, donning red bathing suits and high heels.

Haiti's Olympic ski suits were redesigned shortly before the 2026 Winter Olympics to comply with International Olympic Committee guidelines regarding athlete expression.

The article offers a quiz for readers to discover which Carnival block in Campinas, Brazil, suits their style, amidst an extensive schedule of events during Carnival 2026.

The Israeli Ministry of Labor reported that the oxygen tanks connected to the protective suits of two workers who died at the Ashdod refinery contained gas other than oxygen.

Philipp Raimund from Germany expresses disappointment over the actions of his former friend Marius Lindvik from Norway after a doping scandal involving illegal ski jumping suits.

Monk Seonjae emphasizes the importance of personal dietary choices based on one's own body, reflecting on his life-changing experiences with food.

The Wahl-O-Mat is an interactive tool designed to help voters in Baden-Württemberg find out which political party aligns most closely with their views ahead of the state election.

A numerology analysis suggests which Carnival block individuals should join in 2026 based on their birth dates.

Finnish ski jumper Niko Kytösaho donates nearly all his used jumping suits to his home club, helping young athletes.

The article discusses the intricate details and preparations involved in ski jumping, highlighting the Slovenia's Domen Prevec and recent advancements and controversies in the sport as athletes prepare for the upcoming Winter Olympics.

European media report on investigations into illegal methods where some participants allegedly inject their penises to enlarge their suits and gain an advantage.

Members of Ghana's Parliament donned traditional Northern smocks to demonstrate cultural solidarity in response to a social media incident in Zambia.

Ski jumpers are suspected of using injections to enhance their performance by increasing the surface area of their suits, thus allowing them to stay airborne longer.

Ski jumpers are reportedly considering penis enlargement to wear looser suits and potentially gain a competitive edge by improving their jump times.

Rumors suggest that ski jumpers may be using injections to enlarge their suits, thereby gaining flight time and distance in their jumps, sparking the first major controversy of the Winter Olympics.

Some ski jump athletes are allegedly considering surgical penis enlargement to better fit their suits and improve their performance by gaining additional seconds during jumps.

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) is investigating bizarre allegations involving Olympic ski jumpers allegedly injecting hyaluronic acid into their penises before 3D scans to increase their size and improve their ski suits, as reported by The Times.

The use of penile injections by male ski jumpers to enhance performance has raised concerns about doping regulations, with the possibility of investigation by the World Anti-Doping Agency if further evidence is found.

Ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics, ski jumping is entering a new era of technological oversight with the requirement for competitors to wear microchips in their suits as a measure against cheating.

Helen Skelton's makeup artist recommends an affordable day cream that is deemed ideal for mature skin.

Ski jumpers at the 2026 Winter Olympics will be required to wear microchips in their suits to prevent illegal modifications after past doping scandals.

Officials at the 2026 Winter Olympics are introducing microchips in athletes' suits to combat illegal modifications following a scandal involving improper alterations last year.

Actress Gina Torres's home in Sherman Oaks, California was burglarized, resulting in the theft of over $200,000 in jewelry and cash worth more than $25,000.

Swedish cross-country skiers have been criticized for their competition suits featuring a miscolored national flag.

In response to Trump's dismissal of allied soldiers in Afghanistan, a Polish veteran presented his medal to Nawrocki, emphasizing the importance of honor in military service.

Harry Styles surprised fans by arriving at the Grammys in casual attire, only appearing on stage towards the end to present the Album of the Year award to Bad Bunny.

On January 14, police in Malopolska conducted an operation on Polna Street in Sopot, reportedly wearing white suits to preserve evidence, but the specific nature of their actions remains unclear, possibly related to the disappearance of Iwona Wieczorek.

The ball season is set to commence this weekend in the Zlín Region, urging residents to prepare their formal attire.

The article explores how one's zodiac sign might influence their home decor style, suggesting that astrological traits can shape our living spaces.

Astrology suggests that each zodiac sign has a unique olfactory signature, influencing the scents that resonate with individuals.

Mikel Arteta expresses his interest in signing Rodrygo as Arsenal considers strengthening their squad during the January transfer window, despite currently leading the Premier League.

Several ski jumpers were disqualified from the Vierschanzentournee events due to wearing non-compliant suits, highlighting the strict regulations against equipment doping.

The article discusses the latest fashion trends for New Year's Eve, highlighting velvet suits, jewel-tone dresses, and an abundance of bows and silver accents.

The election results in Kosovo have confirmed the political dominance of Albin Kurti and the Self-Determination Movement, gaining around 49.3% of the votes, which effectively places him near an independent parliamentary majority, despite the outcome often being seen as unfavorable for Belgrade but practically aligning with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić.

The article discusses the controversy surrounding the Norwegian ski jumpers' suits, which were altered during the Ski World Championships in Trondheim, leading to penalties and resignations after a rule violation was revealed.