Blood type craze grips Japan with personality guides
In Japan blood type determines personality in books and media, with top sellers by Bungeisha and Tohan Do selling over 5 million copies. Public figures and employers cite blood type in profiles and hiring, while experts call it sham science and warn of discrimination, tracing roots to 1930s Nazi theory.
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Elephant cruelty case goes to trial against Ringling Bros
After eight years of legal fighting a trial opens in Washington to determine if Ringling Bros. and Feld Entertainment abused performing elephants. Plaintiffs led by the ASPCA and Animal Welfare Institute seek to halt practices under the Endangered Species Act. The case includes testimony from former employee Tom Rider and uses videos, photos, and internal documents.
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