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Trump wants 'Lake America'. Canada puts up a 24-foot sign saying otherwise

In a unique move, Doug Ford, premier of Canada's Ontario province, has put up a large banner along the shores of Lake Ontario, reading “Lake Ontario: Now and Always” in English and French.

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In 2004, Madrid began burying nearly 10 kilometres of urban motorway; seven years later, a 120-hectare riverside park covered the traffic tunnels

The transformation of Madrid's M-30 ring road saw traffic rerouted underground, allowing for the creation of a stunning linear park. Initiated in September 2004 and completed in April 2011, this remarkable undertaking reclaimed 120 hectares along the Manzanares River, revitalizing connections between neighbourhoods. The new Madrid Río park is adorned…

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Russia prepares for ‘massive strikes’ against Ukraine's energy facilities

Amid rising tensions, Russia announced plans for large-scale attacks aimed at Ukraine's energy infrastructure, following strikes on its own civilian areas. A recent attack in Bucha tragically resulted in thirty-seven fatalities. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy called out perceived negligence in ammunition storage practices. As these aerial campaigns escalate, the region faces…

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In 1968, Quebec completed the Daniel-Johnson Dam to unite two river systems; 56 years later, Manicouagan still rings a 214 million-year-old crater

Completed in 1968, the Daniel-Johnson Dam by Hydro-Québec transformed the landscape of Quebec's Manicouagan River by merging two crescent lakes into a single expansive reservoir. This unique structure surrounds René-Levasseur Island and creates the mesmerizing Manicouagan Reservoir. Notably, this lake occupies an ancient impact crater formed millions of years ago,…

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He is turning 100, so his community wants to give him 100 birthday cards: Texas WWII veteran’s remarkable century is being celebrated with a heartfelt tribute

Weldon Kenneth Bowen, a centenarian and World War II veteran from Texas, is commemorating his 100th birthday in style. The Texas Veterans Land Board has launched a campaign urging individuals to send 100 birthday cards to this distinguished Marine Corps veteran, who selflessly served during the war’s final months and…

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A New Mexico carver, Ross Ward, spent decades building Tinkertown from carved wood and 50,000 discarded bottles; the 22-room museum opened to visitors in 1983

Ross Ward's childhood hobby of carving miniature wooden figures became a unique folk-art attraction. Over four decades, his collection expanded into Tinkertown Museum in New Mexico. Thousands of carved characters and animated displays populate the museum's handmade world. Discarded glass bottles form distinctive walls, and Americana collections fill the rooms.…

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In 1948, retired Wisconsin lumberjack Fred Smith began shaping a concrete park by hand; by 1964, he had created 237 sculptures beside Highway 13

In 1948, after retiring from logging, Fred Smith embarked on a creative journey by establishing Wisconsin Concrete Park, which features an impressive 237 concrete sculptures. Each piece reflects the richness of local and national history, folklore, and wildlife. Today, thanks to diligent restoration efforts, this outdoor museum stands proudly beside…

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In 1978, Richard Branson bought a bare 74-acre Caribbean island for $180,000; it now shelters more than 140 animal species, including breeding lemurs and giant tortoises

In 1978, Richard Branson acquired Necker Island, which was nothing more than raw, undeveloped land at the time. Through the implementation of a dedicated conservation program, he has nurtured this paradise into a vibrant sanctuary. Today, more than 140 species thrive, including iconic flagship animals such as giant tortoises and…

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Nepal-Tibet floods: 750 dead, 20,000 deployed as rising rivers hamper rescue ops - top developments

Nepal and Tibet floods have claimed 750 lives and left over 3,000 missing. Rescuers continue operations amid warnings of fresh flooding and difficult conditions. Hundreds are believed trapped in hydropower tunnels, requiring specialized international assistance. India and China are providing crucial support including forensic experts and relief supplies. Infrastructure damage…

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In 1994, Arthur and Helen Chapman bought a former Black schoolhouse in Maryland; today, its original blackboard remains

The restoration of a former segregated schoolhouse in Lutherville, Maryland, has given rise to a valuable museum. Purchased by Arthur and Helen Chapman in 1994 and opened to the public in 1996, the museum retains the original classroom and blackboard while highlighting artifacts and narratives from the Black community. This…

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A Tulsa house from ‘The Outsiders’ was falling apart; Danny Boy O’Connor turned it into a museum

Danny Boy O'Connor stumbled upon the crumbling Outsiders house in Tulsa and recognized its historical significance. With a vision of honoring the classic novel, he acquired the property and launched an extensive restoration project. Supported by S.E. Hinton herself, the endeavor took over three years and substantial funds to bring…

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In 1881, Judge Owen Denny shipped 60 Chinese pheasants to America because he liked their meat; the survivors helped establish a wild population in Oregon

The 1880s marked a significant introduction of Chinese pheasants to Oregon by Judge Owen Nickerson Denny. Although his initial transport attempts resulted in high casualties amongst the birds, an 1882 release in the Willamette Valley proved fruitful. The pheasants thrived in Oregon's agricultural environment, reproducing quickly and prompting states across…

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A Colombian man struggling to build his own home helped create Lego-like bricks from recycled plastic; by 2015 the system was sheltering 42 displaced families and could build a 40-sq-m home in 5 days

A Colombian architect helped develop Lego-like building blocks made from recycled plastic and rubber to create temporary and permanent homes. The system was used to build shelters for 42 displaced families in Guapi in 2015. Four people could assemble a 40-square-metre house in five days, without using glue, cement or…

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American startup raises $180 million to drill rock over 5km deep to build world's first superhot geothermal plant at 500 °C

Quaise Energy has successfully raised $180 million for its groundbreaking superhot geothermal plant initiative. Utilizing cutting-edge microwave technology, the project vaporizes rock instead of using conventional drill bits. Collaboration with Nabors Industries will provide essential drilling expertise and equipment. The Obsidian Project, located in Oregon, is set to generate 50…

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USS Abraham Lincoln sails past Singapore on way home after gruelling Middle East deployment

The USS Abraham Lincoln, an aircraft carrier, is heading back home after more than 250 days of supporting operations in the Middle East, recently passing by Singapore. Despite reports of declining crew morale and supply difficulties, US Navy representatives have rejected the idea of a widespread mental health crisis. The…

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‘Identify your real enemy’: Mojtaba Khamenei urges Gulf rulers to unite, defend each other

Iran's Supreme Leader urged Gulf rulers to identify their real enemy and confront it. He also called for Muslim unity and mutual defense against external threats. The message comes amid ongoing war and significant economic pressure on Iran. Iranian President dismissed speculation about the leader's health, stating he is healthy.…

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A 55-year-old Missouri official reached the 13,804-foot summit of Wyoming's highest mountain and signed its register; he then disappeared for 5 days before rescuers found him alive and severely dehydrated

In a remarkable tale of survival, a Missouri deputy attorney general was found alive after an arduous five-day ordeal on Gannett Peak. Despite achieving his goal of reaching the summit, he faced severe dehydration and confusion near Scott Lake. Fortunately, search teams successfully located him amidst the challenging terrain, and…

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Teenager accused of killing mother and brother allegedly used ChatGPT to create stories about murdering his family: What prosecutors found online before the double homicide

A tutor's alarming visit in Acton, Massachusetts, unveiled a grim double homicide involving a mother and her young son. The police later apprehended the grieving elder sibling in his mother's car nearby. Disturbingly, prosecutors disclosed that the teenager employed AI and ChatGPT to delve into hypothetical murder scenarios, prompting a…

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A Milwaukee landlord found a peculiar print hanging in a vacant apartment; it turned out to be an original Picasso that had been missing for eight years

The mysterious disappearance of a Picasso etching since 2018 has come to a surprising conclusion with its rediscovery in a landlord's apartment. With an estimated worth of $35,000 to $50,000, the piece drew attention when the landlord recognized the signature. After an antique dealer confirmed its validity, the police praised…

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Several injured after shots fired at event in Switzerland's Aarau

A shooting at a rave party in northern Switzerland killed one person and injured at least five others, some seriously, local police said on Sunday.

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4 days under debris, still alive: How a 97-year-old woman survived Nepal floods

In an inspiring tale of survival, a 97-year-old woman managed to endure four harrowing days trapped in rubble after the catastrophic flash floods in Nepal. Rescue teams are still combing through the obliterated regions for additional survivors. Although some individuals fled to safety, many families are left mourning their missing…

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49 Indians among 261 missing foreigners in flash floods near Tibet-Nepal border, say officials

In a heart-wrenching situation, a flash flood at Gyirong Port has led to the disappearance of 261 foreign nationals, with 49 of them being Indian pilgrims on the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. Rescue teams are currently searching across various districts for survivors. The flood's devastation in Nepal brings the total death…

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DNA, unique IDs and geo-tags: How Nepal plans to identify flood victims after burial

Nepal will collect and preserve DNA samples and other identifying information from victims whose bodies cannot be immediately identified before their remains are buried by the state, Prime Minister Balendra Shah said on Saturday.

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Niger 'mutiny': Dozens of rebel soldiers arrested or killed; Russia assists loyalist forces

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Kim Jong UN shakes up North Korea’s military, dismisses defence minister No Kwang Chol

North Korea has shaken up its military hierarchy by removing the defense minister, a move approved by Kim Jong Un in a recent leadership meeting. This change mirrors advancements at the nation's weapons research center, which has introduced new combat weapon systems. As tensions rise, trilateral military drills involving South…

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