Episodes

  • Rumpelstiltskin

    Rumpelstiltskin
    Apr 11 2025
    Rumpelstiltskin – A tale of magic, secrets, and clever thinking! 🧵✨
    In this classic fairy tale, a poor miller’s daughter is faced with an impossible task: spinning straw into gold. Just when all hope seems lost, a mysterious little man appears and offers to help her… but at a price. What is his name? And can she guess it before it’s too late? This story teaches children about honesty, promises, and the power of cleverness. A magical and suspenseful journey that keeps little ears listening until the very end!
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    10 mins
  • Hare And Tortoise

    Hare And Tortoise
    Apr 10 2025
    13 mins
  • Israel's 10-Year Campaign to Rig Hezbollah’s Communication Devices with Explosives.

    Israel's 10-Year Campaign to Rig Hezbollah’s Communication Devices with Explosives.
    Dec 25 2024
    Two former Israeli intelligence operatives have revealed new details about a covert operation that involved rigging communication devices used by Hezbollah in Lebanon with explosives—a mission that spanned over a decade.
    In an exclusive interview with CBS, the operatives, disguised with masks and voice changers, recounted how Israel’s Mossad meticulously planned and executed the operation. Beginning ten years ago, the campaign aimed to infiltrate Hezbollah’s supply chain and discreetly deliver booby-trapped radio devices.
    A Decade-Long Strategy:
    The operation began with Mossad crafting a plan to embed explosives into the batteries of radios intended for Hezbollah. The agency established several fake companies to conceal the origin of these devices. Pricing was deliberately set at competitive levels to avoid raising suspicions. Over the years, Hezbollah reportedly acquired 16,000 of these rigged devices.
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    3 mins
  • Plane Carrying Over 70 People Crashes in Kazakhstan

    Plane Carrying Over 70 People Crashes in Kazakhstan
    Dec 25 2024
    A tragic aviation incident unfolded today as a commercial aircraft carrying over 70 passengers and crew members crashed near Aktau, Kazakhstan. The full extent of casualties is still being determined, with conflicting reports about the number of survivors.
    The Embraer E190 aircraft, operated by Azerbaijan Airlines, was initially scheduled to fly from Baku, Azerbaijan, to Grozny, the capital of the Chechen Republic in Russia. However, adverse weather conditions in Grozny forced the flight to alter its course. The plane was attempting to land when it crashed under unclear circumstances.
    Azerbaijan Airlines confirmed that 72 individuals were aboard the flight, comprising 67 passengers and 5 crew members. Initial reports from Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Emergency Situations indicate that 25 people have been transported to local hospitals for medical attention.
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    3 mins
  • Inside the U.S. Base Tracking Santa Claus

    Inside the U.S. Base Tracking Santa Claus
    Dec 25 2024
    Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida is part of a decades-long tradition of tracking Santa Claus’ Christmas Eve journey, a mission led by the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) for nearly 70 years.This year, NORAD confirmed that its Santa-tracking program will once again follow St. Nick and his reindeer as they deliver gifts worldwide. Santa is expected to depart the North Pole at 4 a.m. UTC on December 24 (4 p.m. Hanoi time), embarking on his globe-trotting journey.The tradition dates back to 1955, when a misprinted advertisement listed the phone number of NORAD’s predecessor, the Continental Air Defense Command (CADC), as Santa’s hotline. Colonel Harry Shoup, then head of CADC, received numerous calls from children asking if he was Santa Claus. While denying he was the man in red, Shoup told the kids that CADC was monitoring Santa's flight using radar.
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    4 mins
  • Trump Vows to Reinstate the Death Penalty for Rapists and Murderers

    Trump Vows to Reinstate the Death Penalty for Rapists and Murderers
    Dec 25 2024
    Former President Donald Trump has announced plans to direct the U.S. Department of Justice to rigorously pursue the death penalty, aiming to protect Americans from “rapists, murderers, and violent monsters.”
    "President Biden has just commuted the sentences of 37 of the worst murderers in America," Trump stated on Truth Social on December 24. "When you hear about their crimes, you won’t believe Biden did this. It’s outrageous. Families and friends of the victims are devastated—they can't comprehend this happening."
    On December 23, President Biden announced the commutation of death sentences for 37 out of 40 federal death row inmates, converting their punishments to life imprisonment without parole. Among those commuted were nine individuals convicted of killing fellow inmates, four sentenced for murders during bank robberies, and one inmate who killed a prison guard.
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    2 mins
  • The Future of U.S.-Russia Relations Under Trump

    The Future of U.S.-Russia Relations Under Trump
    Dec 23 2024
    In a rapidly shifting global landscape, the dynamics between U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin are poised to redefine U.S.-Russia relations over the next four years. Both leaders are carefully weighing each other's strengths and vulnerabilities to shape their strategies moving forward.
    Trump, eager to craft a legacy as a global peacekeeper, is eyeing a breakthrough deal to end the Ukraine conflict. Meanwhile, Putin seeks a broader European security agreement that entrenches Ukraine’s dependence on Russia, weakens NATO, and solidifies Moscow’s standing as a global powerhouse.
    Before any potential negotiations, the Kremlin is analyzing Trump’s signals, ambitions, and perceived weaknesses, all while remaining wary of his unpredictable nature. Analysts in Moscow point out that Trump’s limited geopolitical knowledge and reliance on intuition over expert advice could shape his approach.
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    4 mins
  • U.S. Warship Shoots Down Friendly Fighter Jet in the Red Sea

    U.S. Warship Shoots Down Friendly Fighter Jet in the Red Sea
    Dec 23 2024
    The U.S. Navy cruiser USS Gettysburg accidentally shot down an F/A-18F Super Hornet during a mission over the Red Sea, forcing both pilots to eject.
    The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), overseeing American military operations in the Middle East, confirmed the incident today. The downed aircraft belonged to the USS Harry S. Truman’s carrier strike group. Specific details regarding the time and location remain undisclosed.
    "Both pilots safely ejected and were rescued. Preliminary assessments indicate one suffered minor injuries. The aircraft was not downed by hostile fire, and a comprehensive investigation is underway," CENTCOM stated.
    The U.S. Naval Institute (USNI) later cited military officials reporting the incident occurred at 3 a.m. local time (7 a.m. Hanoi time). Although the squadron operating the aircraft was not explicitly mentioned, the jet likely belonged to Strike Fighter Squadron 11, the only unit aboard the USS Harry S. Truman equipped with F/A-18F fighters.
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    2 mins