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Iranian Revolutionary Guard reports attack on US base

Iranian Revolutionary Guard reports attack on US base

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) reported an attack on a U.S. airbase on Thursday. According to state news agency Tasnim, the action was a response to a recent U.S. strike near the southern city of Bandar Abbas.

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The privacy organization Bits of Freedom has filed a formal complaint with the Dutch Data Protection Authority against the period tracking app Flo. The group alleges that the app violates user privacy rights, affecting more than 200,000 users in the Netherlands.

End of war out of sight: oil prices rise again after new US and Iran attacks

End of war out of sight: oil prices rise again after new US and Iran attacks

Oil prices increased significantly on Thursday morning following new military attacks between the United States and Iran. These escalations, which included a strike on a U.S. airbase, have further dimmed prospects for an end to the conflict in the Middle East.

The women in ‘Deep Deception’ noticed things didn’t add up, but they couldn’t fathom the massive deception

The women in ‘Deep Deception’ noticed things didn’t add up, but they couldn’t fathom the massive deception

Fire service, municipalities and VNG call on government to revise building regulations

Fire service, municipalities and VNG call on government to revise building regulations

Dutch municipalities, provinces, and the fire department are calling on the national government to modernize building regulations to keep pace with social and technological changes. A study by TNO revealed that current rules are outdated and require radical modernization to support future construction projects.

Researchers surprised: children's motor skills haven't declined despite increased screen time

Researchers surprised: children's motor skills haven't declined despite increased screen time

A study by the Dutch Education Inspectorate shows that despite a significant increase in screen time over the last seven years, physical movement skills among eighth-grade students have remained stable. Researchers expressed surprise at these findings, as they had expected the rise in mobile device usage to negatively impact children's motor development.