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Ukrainian drone attacks kill 4, injure 12 in Russia’s Belgorod region and Crimea

In a series of drone strikes attributed to Ukraine, four lives were claimed and twelve individuals suffered injuries in Russia's Belgorod region. Specifically, three fatalities and nine injuries were reported in the Belgorod area, while another strike in Sevastopol resulted in one death and three additional wounds. These actions highlight…

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No surrender, no dissent: How six months of war hardened Iran’s leadership

Iran's leadership has appointed hard-line military and security officials to key positions. These moves signal a resistance to US pressure and a crackdown on domestic dissent. The new appointments come as Iran faces prolonged confrontation and economic pressure. Hardliners are tightening their grip around the new supreme leader, Ayatollah Mojtaba…

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A wooden relic that survived the sack of Jerusalem's First Temple was unearthed by archaeologists, now they are finding shocking answers

In a remarkable find, archaeologists uncovered ancient wooden beams from the destruction of Jerusalem's First Temple, dating back over 2,600 years to 586 B.C. These preserved sycamore beams, covered in melted plaster, are believed to have supported the roof of an inner courtyard. By analyzing the growth rings, researchers have…

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Scientists took 232 gravity readings across a Utah mountain and discovered 1.55 million cubic metres of ice hidden beneath loose rock, enough frozen water to fill about 600 Olympic swimming pools

From a distance it looks like nothing more than a sprawling pile of rocks high in Utah’s Wasatch Range. But beneath the rubble of Mount Timpanogos is a spectacular hidden reservoir: ice enough to hold some 1.55 million cubic meters of water, which is about 600 Olympic-sized swimming pools. Now,…

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In 1951, an English couple moved with four children to roadless Three Hummock Island; they stayed until 2006 as most of its 7,400 hectares became protected

An English family settled on Three Hummock Island in 1951, living there for 55 years. Their self-reliant life shaped their experiences on the remote Tasmanian island. The island's landscape gradually shifted from pastoral use to formal conservation status. Most of the island became a nature reserve in 1978 and a…

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In 1971, a Canadian art student visited a fogbound island to draw wild horses; she stayed nearly 50 years studying its wildlife, and Sable became a national park reserve

Zoe Lucas dedicated over fifty years to observing Sable Island's wildlife and ecosystem. Her extensive research documented horses, seals, and seabirds on the remote North Atlantic island. Lucas's work contributed significantly to understanding the island's dynamic environment and its unique horse population. This dedication led to her recent appointment as…

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In 1974, a biologist moved to a Washington island because one marsh supported 80 bird species; he devoted the rest of his life to it, and neighbours later created a wildlife preserve

Dr. Frank Richardson dedicated his retirement to studying a local wetland near his home. He observed an unusually high number of bird species utilizing the marsh habitat. Richardson believed protecting specific habitats was crucial for species survival. After his death, neighbors established the Frank Richardson Wildfowl Preserve in his honor.…

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In 2009, a Sydney couple moved to a remote Tasmanian island; they stayed for nine years

After nine years managing Three Hummock Island accommodation, John and Bev O’Brien faced unique challenges posed by the remote setting and extreme weather. Their steadfast commitment to preserving the island's rich wildlife was remarkable. However, after over a decade far from family, they made the heartfelt decision to return to…

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In 1946, Eisenhower’s brothers gave their Abilene family home to a foundation; it opened to visitors the next year

In 1947, the Eisenhower family residence in Abilene, Kansas, was opened to the public, showcasing the preserved furnishings and details of the home as they were post-Ida Eisenhower's death. This historic site, where six Eisenhower boys spent their childhood, was entrusted to the Eisenhower Foundation, attracting visitors from across the…

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In 1832, a New York merchant built a house with a hidden 2-foot-wide passage; researchers now link it to the Underground Railroad

For decades, visitors to Manhattan's Merchant's House Museum walked past a built-in chest of drawers without knowing the full significance of the narrow passage concealed behind it. After two years of research, historians concluded that the passage was likely used as a hiding place for people escaping slavery. The passage…

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Parade, performances, decorated elephants: Sri Lanka’s Esala Perahera festival captivates Kandy

Kandy's historic Temple of the Tooth hosted the Esala Perahera Buddhist festival. Elaborately decorated elephants led a spectacular night-time procession through the city streets. Traditional dancers and drummers added rhythm and colour to the vibrant celebrations. Fire performers heightened the spectacle with flaming torch routines. This ancient tradition remains a…

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Construction workers in Belgium dig up mysterious gold worth $10 million while building sewer under former brewery: 'Our first reaction was actually disbelief and surprise'

While digging trenches for a new sewage system in Belgium, construction workers stumbled upon an astonishing treasure worth over ten million dollars. This remarkable find consisted of various gold bars and coins. Authorities have secured the precious haul in a high-security federal vault, adhering to Belgian regulations that permit rightful…

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In 2002, Alabama architecture students stacked 72,000 worn carpet tiles into the walls of a family home; Rural Studio has now built more than 200 projects

Students at Rural Studio have transformed donated carpet tiles into the innovative Lucy Carpet House, providing a vital home and prayer space for the Harris family. This initiative is part of a broader effort that has resulted in over 200 projects within Hale County, enabling students to gain hands-on experience…

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A New Orleans couple found a 2,000-year-old Roman tombstone in their backyard; the FBI traced it to Italy and returned it 80 years later

In early 2025, Daniella Santoro, an anthropologist at Tulane University, and her partner, Aaron Lorenz, were clearing weeds behind their home in New Orleans' historic Carrollton neighbourhood when they uncovered a marble slab covered in Latin writing. Santoro contacted D. Ryan Gray, an archaeologist at the University of New Orleans,…

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A former Illinois elementary school closed in 2014; its site has now become a $1.35 million fully accessible park with an inclusive playground, walking paths and a new splash pad

On August 26, Galesburg proudly unveiled Cooke Park, a fully accessible neighborhood space built on the site of the former Cooke Elementary School. This ambitious $1.352 million project features an inclusive playground and splash pad, showcasing the community's dedication to inclusivity. The ribbon-cutting ceremony was attended by local officials and…

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Rakshabandhan in NYC: Zohran Mamdani celebrates with South Asian seniors

During a heartfelt celebration of Rakshabandhan at India Home, NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani emphasized the festival's profound themes of protection, support, and unity. Drawing parallels to the rakhi's significance, he reaffirmed his dedication to ensuring the welfare of all New Yorkers. The mayor commended India Home for nurturing a sense…

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'No need for general assistance’: Nepal lists conditions for help with deadly floods

Nepal has opened the door to limited foreign assistance following this week’s catastrophic floods, but has made clear that it does not need outside help for general search-and-rescue operations.

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No escape for Trump in hush money case as US judge blocks bid to shift federal court

US President Donald Trump’s bid to wipe out his New York hush money conviction has hit another roadblock, with a federal judge ruling that the case cannot be moved from state to federal court. Manhattan-based US district judge Alvin Hellerstein on Friday rejected Trump’s latest attempt to shift the case,…

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China broke free trade, answer isn’t tariffs

In today's landscape, global trade wars have emerged as the new battleground for international disputes. China's aggressive industrial strategies have upended the previous norms of free trade, leading to potential threats to employment, economic stability, and national security. To secure victory, it's essential to identify weaknesses and equip essential players…

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Nepal floods: Morgues overflow along 200km river trail as grief crosses border

Morgues in Nepal are overflowing with bodies from a recent flash flood. Authorities are converting buildings into temporary mortuaries as district facilities are full. Hundreds of security personnel are searching riverbanks for more recovered remains. Bodies are being moved between districts for preservation and identification efforts. Unidentified bodies have also…

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US to establish first space academy, expand 'far beyond the Moon'

President Trump has taken a monumental step by signing an order to create America's inaugural space academy, designed to elevate the nation's future leaders in space exploration. In a momentous interaction, he engaged with astronauts on the International Space Station. This initiative follows prior plans for lunar missions and commercial…

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'Like a movie scene': Chain of events that led to Nepal floods that killed over 600

A massive glacier and rock collapse high in Nepal’s Himalayas appears to have set off a chain of events that culminated in one of the country’s deadliest flash floods in years, killing over 600 people and leaving thousands missing in Nepal and neighbouring Tibet.

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A unique 11,000-year-old statue of a human sitting on a leopard was unearthed at Karahantepe

Archaeologists excavating Karahantepe, a Neolithic site in southeastern Türkiye's Şanlıurfa province, have uncovered a 70-centimetre-high stone sculpture showing a human figure seated on the back of a leopard. The discovery was announced on August 25, 2026, by Türkiye's Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy as part of the…

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'I still struggle': Landlady recalls Saudi man who brought 9/11 hijackers to her office

Holly Ratchford, who managed a residential complex in California's San Diego where two of the 9/11 hijackers lived, has spoken publicly for the first time about her encounters with Saudi national Omar al-Bayoumi, who is accused of helping the two men before the attacks.

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Chinese hackers did not target Nasa, Senate - US reverses statement on agency breaches

US authorities have corrected earlier claims that several major government agencies had been hacked by a Chinese state-sponsored cyber group, clarifying that some were targeted but not necessarily compromised.

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