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Kabosu, the dog best known to the internet as the inspiration behind the Doge meme cryptocurrency, has died. Kabosu died on May 24, according to a blog post from his owner Atsuko Sato published the same day (translated from Japanese by Google Translate). A farewell party will be held on Sunday at Flower Kaori in Kotsu no Mori, Narita City. SEE ALSO: Dogecoin: Everything you need to know about the cryptocurrency The Shiba Inu dog became famous after a 2013 photo of him happened to be simply too adorable for the internet.

Tokens for the Render Network (RNDR) were up 38% on the 7-day window ending Wednesday evening U. S. Central Time in a week that AI cryptocurrencies absolutely dominated the coin leaderboards. The only other crypto to gain more on the week’s trading was Arweave (AR), with 41% gains. Trailing close behind Render was AIOZ (+28%) and Toncoin (+25%). AI coins like Render, Arweave, AIOZ Network, SingularityNet (AGIX), and Fetch.ai (FET) ruled the week.

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TL;DR: Watch the 2024 MotoGP Catalan Grand Prix for free on ServusTV. Access this free streaming platform from anywhere in the world with ExpressVPN. MotoGP continues to entertain and surprise in a way that some other motorsports simply do not (we're talking about you, F1). You never know what's going to happen next with MotoGP.

TL;DR: Watch the 2024 Monaco Grand Prix for free on ORF, ServusTV, or RTBF. Access these free streaming platforms from anywhere in the world with ExpressVPN. The Monaco Grand Prix could claim to be the most famous race in the world. Sure, it's not always the most entertaining race weekend on the F1 calendar, but every single driver on that grid would absolutely love to win this one.

A spate of high-profile airline accidents this year have left a lasting impression on the public. There was the fiery Japan Airlines runway collision on Jan. 2, followed days later by the Boeing Co. door-plug blowout. From lost wheels to a turbulent Singapore Airlines flight this week, the headline-grabbing events have left the flying public to wonder whether it’s still safe to fly. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] The reality, statistics show, remains that getting on a Boeing or Airbus SE jetliner is still exponentially safer than the drive to the airport.