The Atlantic magazine’s editor in chief has insisted he saw “minute-by-minute accounting” of how the US intended to bomb Yemen — despite Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth adamantly denying that sensit…{ai:summary}<p>In a flooded city street, kayakers took to the water, showcasing their skills amid the unusual conditions. Meanwhile, a monkey was observed using human-like hand signals to manage traffic, highlighting the unique behaviors of animals in urban settings.</p><p>In other news, a viral video features a Massachusetts gym-goer experiencing a voice-cracking rant, while heavy snow caused over 25 buildings to collapse in central New York. A mother faced a medical emergency and handed her baby to a police officer for safety. #society</p>

Atlantic editor-in-chief insists he saw plans of how US would bomb Yemen

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Over 25 buildings collapse under heavy snow in central New York

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Elon Musk jokes he’s ‘tech support’ at Trump’s first Cabinet meeting

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Lion snaps, grabs man through cage bars

Heartwarming moment baby with hearing aid hears parents for the first time

South Africa’s iconic Table Mountain ‘glowing’ from wildfires

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