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Hidden in Egypt's Dakhla Oasis, 7,000-year-old rock carvings are slowly disappearing

Ancient rock art in Egypt's Dakhla Oasis is facing significant decline. Natural erosion and shifting weather patterns are gradually wearing away these ancient markings. Modern graffiti and human activity also add new scars to the desert art. Archaeologists are documenting the fragile rock art to preserve its details. Efforts aim…

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Quote of the day by Elon Musk: "Being an entrepreneur is like eating glass and staring into…" - brutally honest lesson on entrepreneurship, resilience and the hidden reality behind building a business

Elon Musk described entrepreneurship as eating glass and staring into death's abyss. He shared this honest perspective during a 2010 event after Tesla's public offering. Musk detailed December 2008 as a profoundly difficult period in his life. He explained 'staring into the abyss' as startup failure awareness and 'eating glass'…

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MIT AI researcher warns replacing Gen Z with automation could be a billion-dollar mistake

Companies racing to replace entry-level employees with artificial intelligence may be saving money in the short term, but they could be creating a much bigger problem for the future, according to an MIT research scientist. Andrew McAfee, who co-leads the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Initiative on the Digital Economy, has…

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Indian trucker with legal California driver's licence arrested over $3 million stolen powder

An Indian national is in the custody of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after authorities in Pennsylvania accused him of transporting nearly $3 million worth of stolen tungsten oxide powder, The New York Post reported.

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Explained: Why the proposed US-Saudi nuclear deal has triggered alarm over proliferation risks

The Trump administration is advancing a civil nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia. This pact could allow uranium enrichment and spent fuel processing by the kingdom. Critics fear this weakens global non-proliferation norms and may trigger an arms race. Saudi Arabia seeks nuclear power for economic diversification and reduced fossil fuel…

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‘Place of democracy’: Hitler’s birthplace converted into police station in Austria

The house where Adolf Hitler was born has been converted into a police station, ending years of debate over its future.

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A backyard chicken owner thought hens were eating the missing eggs, but later found five chicken snakes curled up inside the nest boxes

Chicken keepers report sightings of snakes feasting on their eggs within nesting boxes. These serpents are drawn to the warmth of coops and the presence of stored chicken feed. Experts advocate using humane deterrents instead of harsh chemicals for effective long-term management. Regularly collecting eggs and securing feed bins can…

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From oil to atoms: Donald Trump to open nuclear door to Saudis

The Trump White House is set to announce a significant nuclear cooperation deal with Saudi Arabia. This agreement allows for extensive civilian nuclear cooperation and uranium enrichment on Saudi soil. Critics express concerns about nuclear proliferation and regional security implications. The US administration argues this approach counters Russian and Chinese…

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Amazon fires peaked during the 2024 drought. A year later, burned area hit its lowest level since records began in 1985

Amazon forest fires reached a historic low in 2025 after a severe 2024 drought. Shifting weather patterns and reduced deforestation contributed to this significant decline. Community awareness grew after the previous year's widespread destruction and damage. President Lula's administration prioritized forest protection, leading to lower deforestation rates. However, a potential…

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'US will destroy one bridge or power plant': Trump warns Iran over Hormuz attacks

United States forces will destroy Iranian infrastructure if Tehran fires at ships. This threat comes after recent American airstrikes and Iranian missile attacks on Jordan. Diplomatic efforts show little progress as officials remain firm on their positions. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz significantly impacts global energy markets and…

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In 1955, Hawaii released a cannibal snail to control another invasive snail, but the predator instead helped push the islands’ rare native tree snails toward extinction

Hawaii introduced a predatory snail in 1955 to control pests, which then devastated native tree snails. Scientists now operate a snail emergency room to protect the remaining species. These colorful kāhuli snails were once abundant and culturally significant to Hawaiians. Captive breeding is slow, and efforts focus on predator-proof fences…

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'3/10 — see me after class!': Tories mock new UK education secretary Lucy Powell over grammar gaffe

Lucy Powell's first day as the UK's new Education Secretary has drawn criticism from the Conservative Party, which mocked grammatical mistakes in a social media post announcing her new role.

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'Getting 0-3 hours of sleep since becoming prime minister': Japan PM Takaichi's post triggers debate

A social media post by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi about managing a heavy workload with "little to no sleep" has sparked debate in the country, with politicians from both the ruling party and the opposition questioning whether such a work style and public messaging are appropriate for the nation's…

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Israeli reality TV star Yakir Levi dies after fall from 28th floor of Miami luxury hotel

Israeli-American businessman and reality TV personality Yakir Levi died after falling from the 28th floor of a luxury hotel building in Florida.

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Britain's canals were built for industry, but they are now helping endangered wildlife survive

Britain's canal network was never designed with nature in mind. Built more than two centuries ago to move coal, clay and cotton across an industrialising country, these engineered waterways were about as far from a natural habitat as a landscape could get. Yet today, nearly 8,000 kilometres of canals crisscrossing…

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Indian-origin woman held in Canada for $60,000 rental scam

An Indian-origin woman has been arrested in Canada after police uncovered a rental scam that left dozens of prospective tenants without homes and out of more than $60,000, CTV News reported.

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Workers digging a railway tunnel in Sweden uncovered six shipwrecks spanning five centuries

A routine railway tunnel project in the Swedish coastal town of Varberg has turned into an unexpected archaeological event, after construction crews cut into a buried stretch of the town's medieval waterfront and uncovered the remains of six separate shipwrecks. The vessels range from the Middle Ages to the seventeenth…

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Quote of the day by Christopher Nolan: "I am a fan of cinema that creates worlds, that creates an entire alternate universe that you could escape into for a couple of hours."

Christopher Nolan transports viewers into captivating cinematic worlds filled with imaginative storytelling and cutting-edge filmmaking. Renowned for his intricate narratives, he seamlessly merges a variety of themes and styles, utilizing practical effects and IMAX technology to deepen audience engagement. His latest project offers a fresh adaptation of Homer's timeless epic,…

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A Ford worker says he was wrongly fired over a $1.95 packet of cookies from a self-checkout kiosk, then offered $33,000 in back wages after showing proof of payment

A Ford employee faced termination after an alleged cookie theft from a self-checkout kiosk. Bank records later proved the $1.95 snack had been paid for by the diabetic worker. Ford acknowledged the error and offered the employee back wages and his old job. However, the former electrician declined the offer…

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Congo's Ebola outbreak kills nearly 1,000 as cases climb to 2,473

At least 999 people have died in an ongoing Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo, according to official data released on Wednesday, with the actual toll potentially higher as authorities continue to track cases and fatalities.

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Georgia's youngest mayor stripped of powers less than a year after election win

Stockbridge Mayor Jayden Williams, who became Georgia’s youngest mayor after a campaign focused on accountability and transparency, has been temporarily stripped of some official privileges amid an investigation into his alleged spending.

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Meet Hedy Lamarr: 'Most beautiful woman in the world' who married an arms dealer, became a Hollywood icon and invented a radio signalling system during World War II, becoming the 'mother of Wi-Fi'

Hedy Lamarr, widely known for her illustrious acting career, also made significant strides in technology by inventing a communication system that used frequency hopping to encrypt radio signals in wartime. Her pioneering work paved the way for the development of contemporary innovations such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Although her achievements…

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California is weighing state endangered-species protections for southern resident killer whales, a population of just over 70 animals threatened by noise, pollution and falling salmon prey

California wildlife officials are reviewing a petition for endangered status for southern resident killer whales. These whales face severe threats from declining salmon and increased human activity. The state is gathering public input on potential new protections for the imperiled population. Washington and Oregon have already listed these whales under…

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Japan builds first centralised intelligence agency since World War II. But why now?

Japan is considered one of the world's most peaceful countries. Under its post-war Constitution, the country officially renounced war as a way to settle international disputes; therefore, its national defence forces have long operated under a strict "defence-only" policy.

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After two years of banning bee-harming pesticides, France allows their return, facing backlash from environmentalists

France has approved the temporary return of two controversial pesticides that had been banned nationally for the past two years, reigniting a fierce debate between agricultural competitiveness and environmental protection. Lawmakers backed an emergency farm bill that allows limited use of the insecticides under strict conditions, arguing that French farmers…

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