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1,000 kilometers
That is how far Russian ultramarathon runner Ivan Zaborsky ran in just six days to win the ‘6 Days of France’ endurance race but he will not be recognized as the winner because he is Russian. The second place winner only ran 900 kilometers.
5.1%
That is how much retail sales in China were up from last April. That seems pretty good but it was down from the 5.5% that experts had expected.
50,000
That is how many people marched in New York City’s annual Israel parade this weekend, according to The Times of Israel. Many politicians also posted about it on their timeline.
70,000
That is how many people marched in the “Draw a Red Line for Gaza” march in The Hague on Sunday to denounce the Dutch government’s stance on Israel and the war in Gaza and protest killing of civilians there.
89 million
That is how many Steam users have reportedly had their personal information leaked in a company breach.
6.1
That is the magnitude of earthquake that hit Greece on Wednesday.
38 years
That is how long one man served in prison in the UK for a murder that he did not do. He is set to be released soon.
58
That is how old Salma Hayak is. She is trending because of this new Sports Illustrated cover.
50 years
That is the new prison sentence for the Menendez brothers, giving them a chance of parole.
6,000
That is how many people Microsoft will lay off, or 3% of its workforce. They say that their aim is to “reduce management layers.”
$47.6 million
That is how much this painting by Dutch modernist Piet Mondrian sold for at auction on Monday.
1.08%
That was the odds that the Dallas Mavericks would win the NBA draft but…never tell me the odds. They did win and jumped 10 spots to get the top pick.
7%
That is the rate the IRS announced it will charge for for tax overpayments and underpayments in the calendar quarter beginning July 1. That is unchanged from last year.
$47.6 million
That is how much this painting by Dutch modernist Piet Mondrian sold for at auction on Monday.
1.08%
That was the odds that the Dallas Mavericks would win the NBA draft but…never tell me the odds. They did win and jumped 10 spots to get the top pick.
7%
That is the rate the IRS announced it will charge for for tax overpayments and underpayments in the calendar quarter beginning July 1. That is unchanged from last year.
53 years
That is how long ago the Soviets launched Kosmos 482, a mission to Venus. It never made it and was stuck there until this weekend when it came crashing back to Earth. The Russians say that it landed in the Indian Ocean.
21-0
That was how badly The Rockies lost on Saturday. They are the worst in the Major League with 7 wins and 33 losses. They fired two coaches on Sunday: Bud Black and Mike Redmond in hopes that the only way to go from here is up.
240
That is how many days U.S. lawmakers want to offer Canadians to stay in the U.S. without a Visa with a new bipartisan bill aimed at Snowbirds. The current limit is 180 days, after which one would need a Visa.
7
That is how many Disney theme parks there will be when Disney completes the next one in Abu Dhabi. The company announced the project on Wednesday.
1,000
That is how many equipment failures air traffic controllers face every week, according to a whistleblower.
£24 million
That is how much One Direction singer Liam Payne left in his estate, according to new reports. Unfortunately, the singer died without a will so it will be passed down to his child and the child’s mother with limitations on what they can do with it. A good reminder to make sure you have a strong estate!
81%
That is how many travelers have REAL IDs, according to Kristi Noem, the head of the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS). She says that travelers can still fly without REAL IDs when the requirement goes into effect on Tuesday but may face extra airport security checks.
20 million
That is how many people watched this viral Saturday Night Live skit called “two bitches vs. a gorilla.” Most people in the comments found it offensive.
$0
That is the cost of a return flight with Australian airline Jetstar. The company launched a Return for Free sale that has customers able to book a flight to a destination with a no-cost return.
29
That is how old Madonna’s boyfriend turned this weekend and the 66 year-old singer wore this bra and robe to the party.
15,000
That is how many employees of the USDA has reportedly accepted the buyout offer to resign in exchange for months of paid leave and benefits.
13 percent
That is how much the Trump administration wants to increase military spending in 2026. The new annual defense budget would be a whopping $1.01 trillion.
400,000
That is how many Lego bricks it took to make these life-size F1 cars that made a lap at the Miami Grand Prix this weekend.
2.5 million
That is how many people attended Lady Gaga’s concert in Brazil this weekend, giving her the record for the highest-attended concert in history by a female artist, according to Variety.
$76 million
That is how much Thunderbolts made at the box office this weekend. That’s low for a Marvel movie but not bad for a lesser known superhero story.