Japanese fans have earned widespread praise after being filmed helping clean up the stands following their World Cup match against the Netherlands at Dallas Stadium. The supporters were seen collecting litter after the final whistle, with many online applauding the gesture as another example of the fan culture that has become synonymous with Japanese football. 🎥 Martha Marquez via Storyful #viral #worldcup #japan #usa #football

A Florida police officer issued a ticket to a woman for allegedly holding her phone in a hand she does not have. Kathleen Thomas, 36, was pulled over on February 11 around 8.04am along North Dixie Highway in Lake Worth Beach, about one hour north of Miami, by a Palm Beach County Sheriff's deputy. In a stunning moment caught by bodycam footage, the officer told Thomas that she drove past him 'holding the phone with your right hand, manipulating that phone.' But as soon as he said that, Thomas hel

Pizza Hut is officially being sold — and it's a $2.7 billion split 🍕 Yum Brands, which also owns KFC and Taco Bell, is offloading the 68-year-old pizza chain after years of struggling to keep up with the competition. Private equity firm LongRange Capital is picking up the global business for $1.5 billion — while Yum China is separately buying the Mainland China locations for $1.2 billion. And the numbers tell the whole story: last year Yum Brands' global sales rose 5%, but Pizza Hut's sales act

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Buying a present for your brother could make you happier than treating yourself 🎁 Studies on 'prosocial spending' suggest people get a bigger mood boost from spending money on loved ones than on themselves. The effect is strongest when there's an emotional connection - and it doesn't matter how much you spend. Researchers say it's the act of giving, not the price tag, that delivers the biggest wellbeing benefits. 📸 Getty #present #family #viral

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South Korea will move the Civilian Control Line, which runs parallel to the border with North Korea, closer to the military boundary. The government said the change reflects the evolving security environment and will improve convenience for local residents, according to Defense Minister Ahn Gyu-back. The Civilian Control Line currently lies up to 10 km (6.2 miles) south of the Military Demarcation Line (MDL), which was established at the end of the 1950–53 Korean War. Ahn said the adjustment wil