Ukrainian dolphins and sea lions find refuge in Romania, and more of today's top videos
A port city in Romania has taken in a number of dolphins, sea lions and their trainers from Ukraine, LIV golfers are bringing criticism to the Masters tournament, and more of today's top videos.
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This is the heartwarming story of the Constanta dolphinarium, in the Romanian port city of Constanta, that has taken in a number of dolphins, …
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Golf’s prestigious Masters tournament kicked off today with 18 players from the controversial LIV golf series. But with the LIV players comes …
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Tennessee's Republican-led state legislature on Thursday expelled two Democratic lawmakers who led gun control protests at the state capitol i…
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A crowd cheered in support for two Democrats as they were expelled from the Tennessee House of Representatives. They took part in a gun contro…
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Coronation day is just around the corner. And while the goal is to have a hiccup-free event, history has taught us that’s not always the case.…
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Israel conducted rare airstrikes in Lebanon on Friday, a sharp escalation that has sparked fears of a broader conflict with the international …
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If you’re looking to immortalize a pet you’ve owned and lost, but shy away from taxidermy, this toy making company in the Philippines has foun…
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At the ZSL London zoo, animals and visitors alike partake in Egg-citing activities to celebrate Easter. Footage released by the zoo shows the …
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Ukraine is equipping itself with European tanks and fighter jets as it prepares for a new offensive against Russian troops. But on the ground,…
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Huddled in the back of a café near the train station where a missile killed dozens of people nearly a year ago, Nastya takes slow, deliberate breaths to calm herself. Overnight, her neighborhood was bombed again, and she realized she just couldn’t take any more.
