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    Zelensky Visits 'That Day' Exhibition Marking Ukraine's Independence

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited the interactive exhibition 'That Day', dedicated to the 35th anniversary of Ukraine's independence. The exhibition, which opened on August 23, features symbols of the Ukrainian state, including the mace, seal, badge, and presidential standard, as well as international awards received during the ongoing war. It also includes interactive and VR zones, showcasing Ukrainian art and historical events.
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    Detroit Public Schools Offering Cash Prizes for Perfect Attendance

    Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD) is offering students cash prizes and gift cards for perfect attendance during the winter months. High school students can earn up to $1,000, while middle school students' parents receive $50 gift cards. The program aims to reduce chronic absenteeism, which was 60.9% in the 2024-25 school year. The incentives are funded through interest generated from district funds, not taxpayers or state educational aid.
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    Apple's First Foldable iPhone Impresses Early Testers

    Apple's first foldable iPhone, rumored to be called the iPhone Ultra, has impressed early testers with its pocket-friendly size, durable hinge, and iPad-like app layouts. However, it may lack a telephoto lens and Face ID, which could be deal-breakers for some potential buyers. The device is expected to launch alongside the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max in an event around September 9, with a starting price of around $2,000.
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    Inter-American Court Condemns Argentina Over Excessive Criminal Process Duration

    The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled against Argentina in the 'López de Belva and others vs. Argentina' case, finding the country responsible for violating judicial guarantees due to an excessively long criminal process. The case involved two lawyers, Carlos Alberto López de Belva and Arturo Jorge Podestá, who were initially sentenced in 1993 but saw their case drag on for over 15 years. The court emphasized that the reasonable time principle requires a concrete analysis of each case, considering factors such as the complexity of the matter, the activity of the interested parties, and the impact on the accused. The ruling highlights the importance of judges explaining the duration of a process and recognizing violations when delays are attributable to the state.
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    Mourinho Defends Vinicius Jr. Against Bullying

    Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho has spoken out against the treatment of Vinicius Jr., claiming that the player is being 'bullied' by opponents and fans. Mourinho has defended Vinicius after his first La Liga match back as Real Madrid manager, accusing Espanyol players and supporters of targeting the Brazilian winger. He stated that the current era is supposed to be anti-bullying, but Vinicius is still experiencing it. Mourinho also advised Vinicius to control his emotions during games.
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    Youth, Opportunity, and Direction: A Man's Journey in Southeast Asia

    A man, in his teens, leaves for Southeast Asia with a goal to earn a certain amount of money and return home. However, as time passes, he finds that the concept of 'home' fades away. He drifts from place to place, missing opportunities due to hesitation, fear, or lack of recognition. Despite the vibrant nightlife, he feels quiet and confused, watching others with clear destinations while he himself is unsure of his path. He realizes that the fear is not in taking the wrong path, but in walking so far that one forgets why they started.
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    IND vs SL: Padikkal's Century Helps India Dominate Day 1 of 2nd Test

    India continued their dominance over Sri Lanka on the first day of the second Test in Bengaluru. Opener Priyank Panchal scored his second consecutive century, following his 96 in the previous Test. He was well supported by Shubman Gill, who scored a half-century. India ended the day at 300/6, with Jadeja and Pant also contributing valuable runs. Pant retired hurt after being hit on the wrist.
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