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NATO-backed scientists planted 13-foot-tall giant grass on war-damaged land near Bucha, hoping its roots can help clean Ukraine's polluted soil

Scientists in the Czech Republic are testing giant Miscanthus, a fast-growing perennial grass, to see if it can help restore Ukraine's war-damaged farmland. Backed by a NATO project, the research aims to remove pollutants from contaminated soil, improve soil health and eventually make the land suitable for farming again while…

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Pakistan's Asim Munir used oil deal with Iran to shield Saudi from attacks: Report

The report said the understanding was reached in late March, during the early stages of the ongoing US-Israeli conflict with Iran. It cited a Middle East diplomat, a regional intelligence official and another person familiar with the discussions, all of whom spoke on condition of anonymity. According to the report,…

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The Manhattan Project town of Los Alamos now has America's highest share of doctorate holders. Nearly 1 in 5 adults has a PhD and almost 70% hold a bachelor's degree

Hidden among the mesas of northern New Mexico lies a community unlike any other in the United States. Los Alamos, once a secret town built to support the Manhattan Project during World War II, is now recognised as America's most educated county by one remarkable measure: nearly one in five…

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Watch: Kenmore Air seaplane carrying 11 crashes near Washington's Sucia Island

On Thursday, a Kenmore Air seaplane with eleven individuals onboard tragically crashed near Sucia Island. Prompt responses from nearby boaters and the US Navy facilitated the swift rescue of everyone on the aircraft. Four passengers sustained injuries and were taken to hospitals for necessary treatment. Eyewitnesses reported the plane catching…

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China unveiled a 600-km-per-hour maglev train prototype that uses magnetic levitation instead of wheel-to-rail contact, fast enough to cut a five-hour journey down to two and a half hours

China has developed a 600 km/h maglev train prototype for commercial use. This advanced technology uses magnetic levitation to achieve higher speeds and reduce travel times. The new maglev system could potentially halve journey durations on medium-distance routes. However, building dedicated infrastructure presents significant cost challenges for widespread deployment. Future…

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“I got you”: Spider-Man springs into action to help wheelchair-bound man cross a busy Jonesboro intersection: Who is he actually?

A man dressed as Spider-Man assisted a person in a wheelchair crossing a busy road. Christopher Hellenthal, returning from an event, saw the struggle and acted quickly. Traffic cameras captured the swift rescue which unfolded in mere seconds. The video of this real-life heroism quickly went viral online. His spontaneous…

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2,700-year-old sword found standing upright in a Polish forest may reveal a forgotten Bronze Age ritual

A 2,700-year-old bronze sword was discovered standing upright in a Polish forest. This unusual position suggests deliberate placement, possibly as a ritual offering. The well-preserved blade offers insights into Bronze Age craftsmanship and wealth. Similar discoveries have been made in the Gdańsk forest area before. This find adds significant detail…

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Florida firefighters spotted something moving inside a storm drain during a routine call. It was 14 baby sea turtles, and they rescued every one before returning them to the ocean

What began as a routine response for firefighters in southwest Florida quickly turned into an extraordinary wildlife rescue after tiny movements were spotted beneath a storm drain cover near the beach. Instead of debris or a stranded animal, crews found 14 sea turtle hatchlings trapped inside two storm drains during…

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'Gentle giant': US mourns Sgt Angel Rampersad killed in Iranian attack

US Army Sgt Angel Rampersad, the 28-year-old soldier believed to be among those killed in last week's Iranian attack on a military base in Jordan, was mourned by family, friends and neighbours in New York's Queens on Wednesday. American flags flew at half-staff as neighbours mourned.

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'Found lying in pool of blood': Indian man found dead in Jerusalem apartment; Israeli held

An Indian national was found dead inside an apartment in Jerusalem's Katamon neighbourhood on Thursday, with Israeli police arresting a 31-year-old man on suspicion of murder.

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Florida gets its first underwater research habitat in around 40 years, where scientists will soon live beneath the ocean

A new underwater habitat has been installed off the Florida Keys coast. This habitat will allow scientists to live and work beneath the ocean for extended periods. It offers a unique opportunity to study human health responses to extreme environments. Research will also focus on coral reef restoration and climate…

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In 1938, one radio broadcast made Americans think the world was ending: The incredible true story behind the 'War of the Worlds' panic

A 1938 radio drama adaptation of The War of the Worlds caused confusion among listeners. Many Americans believed they were hearing real news of a Martian invasion. This broadcast highlighted the public's trust in radio as an authoritative information source. Historians question the extent of the widespread panic initially reported.…

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Spain total solar eclipse 12 August 2026: Why thousands of eclipse chasers could miss the total solar eclipse

Spain anticipates thousands for a significant 2026 solar eclipse event. The eclipse's late timing near sunset presents unique viewing challenges. Obstacles like trees and hills could block the low-hanging Sun. Careful site selection and elevation are crucial for clear views. This event begins a rare three-year series of eclipses in…

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Watch: Suspect yelling 'Allahu Akbar' stabs two in New York, arrested

NEW YORK: A 51-year-old man allegedly shouted "Allahu Akbar" before stabbing two men in separate attacks on New York City's Upper West Side on Thursday, prompting New York Police Department (NYPD) to investigate the incidents as potential hate crimes.

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Quote of the day by John Cena: "When I hear people boo, that just makes me want to go out there and…"- an inspiring lesson on criticism, resilience and turning negativity into motivation

John Cena uses public disapproval as motivation to improve his performance. He believes negative reactions can be a reason to keep going forward. Visibility attracts opinions, and not all of them will be kind. One can control their response to criticism, not the criticism itself. Consistent effort answers critics better…

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Want to summit Everest? Nepal may first ask climbers to scale 7,000m peak

NEW DELHI: Nepal lawmakers have proposed that climbers seeking an Everest permit should first summit at least one 7,000m peak in the country, part of a wider move to tighten access to the world’s highest mountain after a record spring season that saw 1,008 successful ascents from the Nepal side…

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US strikes Iran for 13th successive night; Trump says Tehran will pay for ship damage

Two weeks after an interim truce effectively collapsed, bringing renewed escalation to the conflict, the United States launched overnight airstrikes on Iran into Thursday, prompting Tehran to retaliate with missile attacks targeting neighbouring Arab countries hosting US military bases.

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"I had a brand before Charlie was assassinated": Candace Owens doubles down after Erika Kirk's criticism sparks another Charlie Kirk dispute

Candace Owens has strongly rejected Erika Kirk's reported claim that she built her brand on Charlie Kirk's death, arguing she was already globally recognized before his assassination. In a lengthy response, Owens accused Erika of profiting from Charlie's legacy through trademarks and merchandise while defending her own business practices. She…

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D4vd murder case: Lawyers raise fresh questions over missing DNA testing as new courtroom testimony emerges

D4vd's defense challenged the police investigation during his preliminary hearing, questioning why key items, including chain saws, were not fully tested for DNA. Prosecutors continue to rely on forensic evidence, cellphone records and Tesla location data to support their case. The judge will decide whether enough evidence exists for the…

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Florida pastor sues OpenAI, claims ChatGPT told him not to seek medical care before near-fatal blood clots; company says 'ChatGPT is not a doctor'

A Florida pastor has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman, claiming that medical advice from ChatGPT discouraged him from seeking emergency treatment and ultimately left him fighting for his life. Responding to the lawsuit, OpenAI spokesperson Drew Pusateri said that ChatGPT should never replace professional medical…

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RaKai warned by police after calling 911 over bad haircut during live stream

A young Twitch streamer named RaKai faced police intervention after calling emergency services regarding a poor haircut. The police department contacted the streamer while he was live, explaining the misuse of 911. RaKai apologized profusely, stating he was unaware that such a complaint was inappropriate for emergency lines. He learned…

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Quote of the day by George Washington: 'Associate yourself with Men of good Quality if you Esteem your own Reputation...' and why people around you shape the person you become

George Washington's dedication to personal growth greatly influenced his leadership style. He recognized that surrounding oneself with positive individuals enhances one's reputation. This idea is supported by both ancient philosophers and contemporary studies on social dynamics. In today's workplaces and digital spaces, making thoughtful choices in your associations is crucial…

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Quote of the day by Mieko Kamiya, mother of ikigai: 'We did not create the morning... The meaning of life is like the morning'

Mieko Kamiya is widely remembered today as the mother of ikigai psychology, courtesy of the bestselling book by Hector Garcia and Francesc Iralles. Born in Japan in 1914, Mieko Kamiya grew up in an intellectually rich environment, living for periods in Switzerland and the United States. She spoke multiple languages…

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Celeste Rivas' clothing presented as new evidence in D4vd preliminary hearing

During D4vd's preliminary hearing, a forensic expert described the poor condition of Celeste Rivas' clothing, calling it heavily soiled, wet, and covered with insects. The court also heard testimony about evidence found in D4vd's Tesla and garage, along with details of his earnings in 2025. Prosecutors continue presenting evidence as…

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Quote of the day by John F. Kennedy: 'The rights of every man are diminished when the rights of one man are threatened' and the quiet cost of standing by while your neighbor loses theirs

On June 11, 1963, Alabama Governor George Wallace stood directly in the doorway of Foster Auditorium at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. His goal was to block two Black students, Vivian Malone and James Hood, from enrolling. Federalized National Guard troops eventually forced Wallace to step aside.

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