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Now here's today's news, discerned differently.

Ruth Hamilton was asleep in her bed when she was awakened by the sound of a crash through

her ceiling and the sensation of debris on her face.

I jumped up and turned on the light.

I couldn't figure out what the heck had happened, she said.

The British Columbia resident called 911. A police officer arrived. After exploring the

options and examining the hole in her ceiling and a black rock on her pillow, the two decided

that a meteorite had come through her roof. Others in the area had seen a bright light in the sky

that exploded and caused some booms. Ruth, however,

experienced personally what others only observed. She says her experience has given her a new

perspective. Life is precious, and it could be gone at any moment. Even when you think you

are safe and secure in your bed, I hope I never take it for granted

again. There are many meteors in today's news, from a bow and arrow rampage in Norway, now being

treated as an apparent terrorist attack, to a high-rise fire in Taiwan that left at least 46 dead and dozens

injured, to reports that U.S. drug overdose deaths reached a new high in the 12-month period

concluding in March 2021. It is therefore unsurprising that a survival drama called Squid Game

is now Netflix's biggest hit ever.

Associated Press explains that the show is about desperate adults competing in deadly

children's games for a chance to escape severe debt. The drama's enormous popularity is

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