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#society
Fox News: Should guests take off shoes when visiting a home if asked? Experts chime in
Inquiring minds on social media debate whether homeowners and renters should enforce a shoes-off policy for guests. Some believe it's unsanitary to wear outdoor shoes inside, while others find it unsightly to have bare feet exposed. Cleaning professionals and etiquette experts recommend that hosts can make the rules and guests should respect their wishes. Shoe removal practices can be made more comfortable with advance notice and providing indoor-only shoes or socks for guests. Hosts can ask guests to remove their shoes politely, and hosts can make it a welcoming experience by having unopened spa slippers and seating at the entryway. Wearing outdoor footwear inside can bring germs and dirt into homes, so it's recommended to sweep or vacuum daily and wet-mop once a week. Shoe soles have high levels of bacteria, so removing shoes can minimize bacterial transfer. It is becoming more common for people to take their shoes off at home, and guests should respect a host's wishes. The majority of Americans reportedly take their shoes off before entering their own home, but only half ask guests to do the same.
#war
Euromaidan Press: ISW: Ukrainian troops approach Russian second line of defense in Zaporizhzhia Oblast
Ukrainian troops are advancing towards the second line of Russian defense in Zaporizhzhia Oblast. Russian forces in the area have been engaged in fending off Ukrainian counteroffensives. This could indicate that the second line of defense is less fortified.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: India Makes Historic Moon Landing Amid Global Race To The Lunar South Pole
India has landed a spacecraft near the moon's South Pole, sparking a potential global space race with China and the U.S.
#culture
Forbes: ‘Ahsoka’ Is A New Season Of ‘Rebels,’ Which Is Good And Bad
Ahsoka, the new Disney Plus series, feels like a fifth season of Rebels. Fans of the animated series are happy, but those unfamiliar may struggle to connect. The show's strengths lie in its mysteries, but Ahsoka's character portrayal falls short. Overall, it's a successful launch for the animated show fans.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Our Honest Review of the Jasper Skytram
The Jasper Skytram in Alberta, Canada offers a breathtaking aerial view of the Canadian Rockies. With hiking trails, dining options, and dog-friendly policies, it's worth the visit. Don't miss the Star Sessions for a memorable stargazing experience.
#technology
Forbes: Elon Musk Thinks X Could Become A Trillion Dollar Company—Here Are The Challenges Facing The Platform Since He Took Over
Elon Musk believes X could become a trillion-dollar company despite the turmoil since he took over Twitter. Layoffs, policy changes, lawsuits, and tech issues have plagued the platform. X faces competition from rival apps and hopes to become an "everything app." Experts see the rebrand as an opportunity for Musk to elevate the platform beyond social media. Musk's worth is estimated at $231.2 billion, largely derived from his stake in Tesla. While few companies have reached a trillion-dollar valuation, Tesla has achieved this milestone before.
#other
Fox News: Railroad bridge platform collapse leaves at least 26 victims dead, others injured
A construction platform in northeastern India collapsed, killing at least 26 workers and injuring two others. The collapse occurred during the construction of a new rail line, connecting Mizoram state to the rest of the country.