This 5,000 year old bread recipe, gets recreated in Turkey

Archaeologists in Turkey unearthed a 5,000-year-old charred bread, dating back to 3,300 BC, during an excavation in Eskişehir. The remarkably preserved bread, discovered buried under a dwelling’s entrance, is considered the oldest baked bread found. Its discovery has sparked culinary interest, with a local bakery recreating the ancient recipe, leading to increased demand for this…

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Is Giannis Antetokounmpo playing tonight vs the Detroit Pistons? Latest update on the Milwaukee Bucks star’s injury report (December 3, 2025)

Milwaukee fans eagerly await Giannis Antetokounmpo’s status for tonight’s crucial home game against a surging Detroit Pistons. Despite managing an adductor strain, the MVP’s availability is vital as the Bucks grapple with injuries and inconsistent play. His potential presence offers a significant boost against a red-hot Pistons squad, aiming to steady Milwaukee’s season.

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New Riyadh metro rules 2025: What you’ll pay, how they’re enforced, and smart ways to avoid penalties

Riyadh Metro has introduced new rules and fines to maintain cleanliness and safety, with penalties ranging from SAR100 for minor infractions like eating to significant fines and criminal charges for vandalism and major safety violations. Commuters are advised to validate tickets, avoid food and smoking on trains, and respect seating rules to stay fine-free.

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Yuzvendra Chahal reveals battling with depression and being called ‘cheater’ after his divorce from Dhanashree Verma: ‘I had suicidal thoughts…’

Yuzvendra Chahal, after his divorce from Dhanashree Verma, faced accusations of infidelity, deeply impacting him. He revealed the emotional toll, battling depression and anxiety, even experiencing suicidal thoughts. Chahal emphasized his loyalty and expressed frustration at being judged without the full story, finding solace and support in close friends during this challenging period.

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STOP gulping water: This simple ‘chewing water’ habit may boost hydration and gut comfort

Wellness experts are questioning the health benefits of gulping water, suggesting a new “chewing water” habit may improve hydration and digestion. This technique involves sipping slowly, allowing saliva to mix with water, which proponents claim aids absorption and reduces bloating. While anecdotal evidence is positive, more research is needed to confirm its widespread benefits.

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