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In a landmark case, Razer Inc. has been ordered to pay over $1.1 million for misleading consumers about the efficacy of its Zephyr face masks, which were advertised as "N95-grade" without proper certification. This decision comes as a significant move by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to combat COVID-related health product scams.
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Titanic, the legendary ship that met its icy demise in the North Atlantic on April 14, 1912, continues to weave tales of tragedy and courage. Among its passengers was John Jacob Astor IV, a man of immense wealth and influence. Recently, a remarkable artifact linked to Astor surfaced—an elegant gold pocket watch that once graced his waistcoat creates attention after fetching high prices in the relic market.
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