Himmelpfort Santa Mail aims for every child's wish
In the German village of Himmelpfort, a special Santa post office handles over 300,000 letters yearly from 69 countries. Multilingual angels draft handwritten replies, keeping Santa’s magic alive since 1984. The Weihnachtshaus and café invite visitors year round as children meet Santa and his helpers.
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FDA Ends Ban But Maintains 12 Month Donor Rule for Gay Men
The FDA announces removal of the long standing gay male blood donor ban while maintaining a 12 month deferral for men who have had sex with men. The policy aligns gay and bisexual donors with other at risk groups and preserves overall blood safety amid HIV concerns.
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Spain voters end two party rule in fragmented parliament
Spain faces weeks of political uncertainty after the ruling Popular Party won 123 seats, well short of a majority. Prime Minister Rajoy said he would try to form a stable coalition, but no clear partner exists.
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