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The article reports Ukraine's drone strikes targeting a radar site in Russia, with concerns raised about potential escalation and the US now allowing Ukraine to use American-made weapons against Russian military sites.

The article discusses the features and appeal of the 2024 Bentley Bentayga EWB Azure, an ultra-luxury SUV. The author highlights the focus on wellness and comfort in the vehicle's design, including features such as extended rear doors, reclining seats with postural adjustment technology, and a spacious cabin. The article also mentions the powerful V8 engine, the customizable options through Bentley's Mulliner Features program, and the distinctive exterior design. The author acknowledges that the vehicle is targeted towards ultra-high-net-worth consumers and emphasizes that their concerns and preferences may differ from those of the general population. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses a lesser-known pay model adopted by some financially strained colleges, where adjunct professors' pay is tied to the number of students enrolled in their classes. It is reported that this pay model, described as under-the-radar, aims to cut costs but has drawn criticism from labor advocates who argue it exploits instructors and devalues higher education.

The article discusses the increasing use of robots in various industries, such as warehouses and manufacturing plants, and the need for "robot wranglers" to manage and troubleshoot these machines. While robots are being employed for tasks like transporting goods and delivering food, they often require human assistance to function properly in real-world environments. Robot technicians and trainers are responsible for fixing maintenance issues, keeping track of robot locations, and helping the machines learn how to work alongside humans. The article emphasizes that robots are not completely autonomous and highlights the importance of human-robot collaboration in the workplace. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on Lily Yohannes, a 16-year-old soccer prodigy who has garnered attention from both the U.S. and Dutch national teams. Topics discussed include her achievements at a young age, her family's decision to relocate to the Netherlands for her soccer career, and the challenges and opportunities she faces in deciding her future international allegiance.

The cost of luxury fashion is rising, causing some wealthy women to seek out alternative, lesser-known brands for their fashion needs. These women are not abandoning designer labels out of necessity, but rather out of principle. The prices of luxury items have been increasing at a faster rate than inflation, with factors such as rising shipping and manufacturing costs contributing to the hike. Wealthy shoppers are now turning to smaller, more reasonably priced labels that still offer luxurious designs. These alternative brands not only provide a more affordable option but also offer a sense of exclusivity and individuality. [Extracted from the article]

Lawmakers in the United States are increasingly interested in deep-sea mining as a way to extract rare minerals for defense applications. The push for deep-sea mining has gained traction by framing it as a source of cobalt for U.S. weapons makers, reducing reliance on Chinese suppliers. China's dominance in critical mineral supply chains and its influence over deep-sea mining have raised concerns among U.S. lawmakers. However, opposition to deep-sea mining remains strong, with environmental groups warning of irreparable damage to the seabed and the potential for conflict. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses Art Schallock, the oldest living former Major League Baseball player, who is about to celebrate his 100th birthday this month.

The article reports on how the Yemeni rebels Houthis trained its soldiers and developed strategies to attack their enemies, particularly the U.S. and its partners in the Middle East region.

The article outlines a collaborative effort among European allies to provide Ukraine with a Patriot air defense system, combining contributions of radar and missile launchers from the Netherlands and Germany, aiming to address urgent security needs amid ongoing Russian airstrikes.

The article highlights the contributions of Tyrone Taylor and DJ Stewart, lesser-known players for the baseball team, New York Mets, who have been crucial in the team's recent success, showcasing their impact despite their under-the-radar status.

The article highlights Dyaisha Fair's remarkable rise from an underrated recruit to becoming one of the top three scorers in Division I women's basketball history, passing Kelsey Mitchell with 3403 career points, despite her college career starting under the radar in the Mid-American Conference.

The article focuses on highlighting Asuncion, Paraguay's often overlooked capital, as an off-the-radar destination with its own unique charm, embracing its heritage, offering adventurous travelers a chance to experience friendly hospitality, emerging culinary scene, and Indigenous folk art.

The article focuses on the New York Yankees' manager, Aaron Boone, emphasizing that Gleyber Torres is an under-the-radar player, despite offseason discussions about other key players and Torres entering the 2024 season without a long-term contract.

The article presents the discussion on most revered places by Catholics in the Americas. Topics include Paintings inside the church adjacent to the Carmelites' monastery depict how she asked him to tell the bishop to build her a shrine; and monastery flies under the radar, there are pilgrims who notice the sign and stop in.

The article focuses on the play "Queens of Sheba," presented at the Under the Radar festival, exploring the choreopoem's commiseration for Black women, its homage to Ntozake Shange's work, and the depiction of microaggressions with a particular emphasis on issues of racism and sexism.

A U.S.-led coalition, supported by several countries including the U.K., launched strikes on Houthi rebel targets in Yemen in response to the rebels' attacks on ships in the Red Sea. The strikes targeted radar systems, air defense systems, and storage and launch sites for missiles and drones. The Houthis blamed the attacks on American, Zionist, and British aggression and vowed to continue their support for the Palestinian people. The strikes aimed to ensure freedom of navigation in the Red Sea, a critical commercial route. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on Inua Ellams, a writer and performer, and his upcoming performance "Search Party" at Lincoln Center's Clark Studio Theater, which is part of the Under the Radar Festival, celebrating experimental performance and featuring artists from around the world.