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1⃣ ‘Cicada’
A heavily mutated Covid‑19 variant is primarily affecting children, scientists say. It does not appear to cause more severe illness. The US is only beginning to contend with the new strain, which has been nicknamed after the insect that vanishes and reemerges after years underground.
2⃣ Higher costs
FIFA raised the top ticket price for the World Cup final to more than $10,000 during a glitch‑plagued reopening of sales after the tournament’s expanded 48‑team field was finalized. Soccer’s governing body is using dynamic pricing for the event.
3⃣ 225 years later
A warship that sank in 1801 has been found off the coast of Denmark in what’s been called a “remarkable” discovery. The remains of the vessel were located almost 50 feet below the water’s surface, where visibility is virtually zero.
4⃣ Bone density
Osteoporosis, the most common metabolic bone disease worldwide, is often called the “silent disease” because it rarely causes symptoms in its early stages. Here are a few ways to build your bone health without medication.
5⃣ Worldwide appeal
Glenn Martens never expected to be a spokesperson for Maison Margiela, but duty calls as he works to push the brand’s relevance all over the world. The question is: Can a cult fashion brand feel like a global enterprise?
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