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Every autumn, an ordinary Oregon forest suddenly starts smiling after foresters in 2011 planted western larch trees in a secret pattern among thousands of Douglas firs

An ordinary hillside in Oregon transforms into something extraordinary every autumn, revealing a giant smiling face that appears almost as if nature decided to create its own work of art. The seasonal spectacle is not the result of digital editing or a natural quirk but a carefully planned reforestation project…

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South Korean sailor found dead near border after North Korea ignored search request

The body of a missing South Korean sailor has been recovered off the east coast, a day after he disappeared during patrol near the de facto maritime border with North Korea, the navy said on Monday.

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Mitch McConnell issues proof he's alive in a photo from hospital, Internet says release a video to prove photo is not AI-generated

84-year-old senator Mitch McConnell issued a photo from the hospital along with a statement on his health update amid intense speculation that the Kentucky Republican was brain-dead. The speculations became louder after the death of his fellow Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina. But the photo and the statement…

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Quote of the day by Snoop Dogg: ‘You can take your boy out the hood but you can't take the hood out the homie’

The influence of our surroundings extends far beyond mere memories, deeply embedding in our character and daily behaviors. Our formative settings mold not only our speech and desires but also our fundamental instincts. Even as we advance in life, these early lessons remain pivotal, guiding our perceptions and interactions. This…

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'Get ready for sudden death': Iran media's Lindsey Graham reference in warning to Trump, Netanyahu

Iranian newspapers featured Senator Lindsey Graham's death on their front pages. Some publications issued veiled warnings directed at the US and its leaders. One newspaper described Graham as the "Merchant of Death" following his sudden illness. State media celebrated his passing, calling him "sent to hell." These remarks fueled speculation…

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From 'Islamic Republic of Japan' to 'Leon' Musk: List of Trump's latest verbal mix-ups

US President Donald Trump has long made political capital out of his rivals' mistakes, however his recent mix-ups have now pointed his finger right back at him.

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Quote of the day by Confucius: 'The superior man is modest in his speech, but exceeds in his actions'

Confucius emphasized that true character is reflected in consistent actions rather than mere words. His teachings prioritized personal integrity and the moral growth of individuals over social status. He believed that lasting stability relies on the moral behavior of individuals, particularly leaders. In today's world, talk often overshadows action, yet…

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Meet the 300,000-year-old world's smallest cat fossil found in China that surprised scientists

Scientists in China just found something amazing. It's the world's smallest cat fossil found in China, and it belongs to a brand-new species of extinct leopard cat. This tiny cat was so small, it could fit right in your hand.

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Watch: Russian live-fire exercise goes wrong as soldier loses control of machine gun

A video showing a Russian anti-aircraft gunner losing control of a powerful YakB-12.7 heavy machine gun during what appears to be a training exercise has gone viral.

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Japan's newspaper-printed solar cells could turn almost any surface into a power generator

For decades, solar power has largely meant one thing: rigid silicon panels fixed to rooftops or spread across vast solar farms. Japan is pursuing a very different idea. Instead of heavy glass modules, researchers and manufacturers are developing ultra-thin, flexible solar cells that can be produced using high-speed printing techniques…

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Iran’s 'eye-for-an-eye' response to US strikes: What was targeted and why

Iran launched what it described as an "eye-for-an-eye" military operation against the United States on Monday, targeting American military facilities across the Gulf after fresh US strikes hit Iranian military infrastructure over the weekend.

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Every winter, Canadian rivers produce giant spinning circles of ice. Scientists now know why

In the colder parts of Canada, winter occasionally produces a sight that seems more suited to a drawing than a river. A large disc of ice appears on the water, almost perfectly round, turning so slowly that its movement is easy to miss. These formations have been reported in places…

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Watch: Iran 'completely destroys' Patriot air defences, fuel tanks, radar at US Gulf bases

Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed missile and drone strikes on US bases in three countries. These operations targeted air defense systems and fuel depots in retaliation. The IRGC stated the attacks were a response to recent American military strikes. US Central Command confirmed precision strikes against Iranian military installations. Both sides…

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'Putin pays attention to what PM Modi says': Polish top official on India's key role in Ukraine war

Poland states President Putin pays attention to Prime Minister Modi's words. India's role is crucial in preventing further escalation of the Ukraine conflict. President Putin praised India's independent foreign policy and its ties with Moscow. He also described India as a trusted partner and a great nation. Bilateral trade between…

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Russia's cyberwar on Europe: UK, EU strike back with joint sanctions, summon Kremlin's envoys

The UK and European Union have imposed their first joint cyber sanctions package, targeting 24 individuals and entities behind what they described as Russia's "persistent and increasingly reckless attempts to sow chaos and division across Europe."

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This AI founder walked away from a $300,000 life in San Francisco: 'No money could make me stay here'

Koby Conrad, founder of AI sobriety companion Sunflower, relocated to Buenos Aires. He found a better environment for building a family and his company. Conrad enjoys the city's culture, food, and significantly lower living costs. He feels more focused and productive away from San Francisco's tech-centric atmosphere. The move supports…

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Ex-South Korea President Yoon handed fresh 2-year jail term in polling scandal

Yoon Suk Yeol, the former president of South Korea, has been sentenced to two years in prison for unlawfully accepting free opinion polls in exchange for political support. This judgment compounds his legal troubles, alongside convictions already in place. Meanwhile, his wife, Kim Keon Hee, is embroiled in her own…

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In 1906, one wrong turn sent the SS Valencia into the Pacific's “Graveyard of the Pacific”, where more than 100 people died

In January 1906, the SS Valencia was nearing the end of what should have been a routine passenger voyage along the Pacific coast. The ship was carrying travellers from San Francisco to Seattle, following a route used regularly by coastal steamers. But as the vessel approached the waters near Vancouver…

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Meet Victoria Gowramma: Indian princess who grew up inside Buckingham Palace and became the first royal to convert to Christianity, had Queen Victoria as her godmother

The tale of Princess Gowramma, daughter of the last Raja of Kodagu, begins with her baptism in London, where Queen Victoria assumed the role of her godmother and named her Victoria Gowramma. After marrying Colonel John Campbell and having a daughter, she encountered societal bias due to her appearance. Tragically,…

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40 times heavier & thousand times larger than a blue whale: Meet Pando, the world's biggest living organism

Pando, a Utah aspen grove, is the world's largest living organism by weight. This clonal colony consists of genetically identical stems connected by a vast root system. Scientists believe Pando originated from a single seed thousands of years ago. However, heavy browsing by deer and cattle hinders its natural regeneration.…

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65-year-old grandfather attacked by a Yellowstone bison was cracking jokes despite breaking multiple bones

A 65-year-old grandfather who was violently tossed into the air by a bull bison at Yellowstone National Park has been identified as Carl Isom-McDaniel from Washington state. The dramatic attack left him with multiple broken bones after the animal charged while he was with his grandson near the Bridge Bay…

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Quote of the day by Winston Churchill: "Personally, I'm always ready to learn, although I do not…" - know why real learning often begins when comfort ends

Winston Churchill's famous quote highlights the human preference for learning over being taught. He acknowledged the discomfort of admitting gaps in one's own understanding. True growth requires embracing correction, even when it feels unpleasant. Curiosity and humility are essential partners for continuous improvement. This timeless wisdom remains relevant in today's…

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A hidden cave in Norway protected a 75,000-year-old Arctic world until scientists finally uncovered it

Long before the Arctic looked the way it does now, a stretch of Norway's northern coastline supported an unexpectedly rich mix of wildlife. That picture has emerged from a cave where thousands of years of natural deposits quietly protected the remains of animals that lived during a comparatively mild phase…

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Trump, Netanyahu, Meloni & more: Who is on Iran's 'hitlist' to avenge Khamenei's death?

Mojtaba Khamenei released a list of thirteen world leaders after his father's funeral. This publication coincided with reports of an Iranian plot against Donald Trump. US officials monitored intelligence about possible threats to the American president. The conflict continues as both sides breached a recent ceasefire agreement. Iran stated the…

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Why did 12-year-old Prince George wear a suit to Wimbledon despite the scorching heat?

Prince George and Prince William attended the Wimbledon men's final in formal attire. They adhered to the Royal Box dress code, which mandates suits and ties. Despite the heat, this strict protocol was followed by the royal attendees. Children are rarely permitted in the exclusive Royal Box seating area. However,…

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