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German sailors threw thousands of bottles overboard between 1864 and 1933 to chart ocean currents, and in 2018 a woman walking an Australian beach picked one up, 132 years after a captain logged it going over the rail and the notes details matched the

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On a January morning in 2018, Tonya Illman was walking through the dunes north of Wedge Island, on the coast of Western Australia, when she spotted a bottle half-buried in the sand. She picked it up ...[Continue Reading]

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Ex-DOJ Official Sees More False Claims Act Cases Getting Tossed

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The US Justice Department has encouraged prosecutors to dismiss more lawsuits against companies brought by whistleblowers, and the former top deputy for the agencys civil division expects the trend ...[Continue Reading]

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Persona 4 Revival Censors Bathing Scene That Caused Goldens Higher CERO Rating

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Persona 4 Revival has returned to the original games CERO B rating after Persona 4 Golden received the higher CERO C classification, with director Daisuke Yajima revealing that a somewhat provocative ...[Continue Reading]

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Cooperation is the goal at the UNGA, but is it possible?

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Debate opened at the UN General Assembly and leaders from across the world made their arguments for making the world a better place. International cooperation seems to be the central goal, but as Al ...[Continue Reading]

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Viewpoint: Surplus Lines Insurers Offer Vital Coverage for Growing Tech-Driven Industries

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As technological advancements become more ingrained in the development of entirely new industries and change the nature of existing industries, accessing needed coverage for complex risks through sur ...[Continue Reading]

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Southern California Edison Chief Warns Wildfire Impasse Risks Higher Customer Bills

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Southern California Edison customers face hundreds of millions of dollars in additional costs if the utilitys credit rating is downgraded to junk after California failed to pass wildfire legislation ...[Continue Reading]

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