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In the 1950s, America planted crown vetch beside roads to control erosion; it now occurs in nearly every state and forms dense mats that crowd out native plants

Crown vetch was introduced to the United States for erosion control purposes. This plant spread rapidly across the country, becoming a widespread issue. Its ability to reproduce from fragments makes removal extremely difficult. Invasive crown vetch displaces native plants and alters natural habitats. Management of this once-beneficial plant now poses…

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11 police personnel, 15 militants killed in overnight attack in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

A major militant attack occurred overnight on a police post in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Eleven police personnel and fifteen attackers died during the fierce exchange of gunfire. The Khazina police post in Hangu district was the target of this significant assault. Security forces fought back, killing the militants and…

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Around 1860, oriental bittersweet entered cultivation as an ornamental vine; by 1974, it had spread to 33 states and was smothering native plants

Introduced from Asia around 1860, Oriental bittersweet was initially prized for its bright berries and vigorous growth. This attractive vine soon became a popular ornamental plant in gardens and nurseries across North America. However, its aggressive nature led to it becoming a destructive invasive species, strangling native trees and plants.…

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Australia to take legal action against Telegram over alleged inaction on terror content

Australia has initiated legal proceedings against Telegram due to its alleged negligence in removing pro-terror posts. Between July and October 2025, users flagged twelve instances of extremist content, of which ten posts remained active and associated accounts unblocked. This lawsuit arises amid rising concerns about the platform's link to severe…

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How a giant iceberg travelled from Alaska to Iowa in 1977 for Saudi Arabia's ambitious plan to turn Antarctic icebergs into a freshwater source

A 1977 conference in Iowa explored transporting large icebergs for water. Saudi Arabia backed this event, seeking alternatives to desalination. An Alaskan iceberg was transported to Iowa for delegates to inspect. This unusual demonstration aimed to prove the concept's feasibility. The grand plan to tow Antarctic icebergs never fully materialized.

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'Seconds from disaster': UK plane with 180 onboard had a close shave moments before landing in London

A British Airways flight carrying around 180 passengers was reportedly "seconds from disaster" after stalling during its approach to London Heathrow, prompting an investigation into what has been described as one of the UK's most serious aviation near misses in years.

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Plaqueboymax vs Zoe Spencer controversy explained as streamer responds to alleged homophobic F-slurs

Recent revelations of inappropriate Discord messages from Zoe Spencer aimed at Plaqueboymax have ignited discussions online. While some viewers critique or troll him, Plaqueboymax maintains his composure, asserting he won’t escalate the situation. This calm reaction has drawn mixed reactions, and notable creator Wardrobe has opted to unfollow Zoe amidst…

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An Italian man built a fake Roman amphitheatre, fooled tourists for nearly 10 years and charged €40 for guided tours

Visitors to a hillside near Vicenza in northern Italy spent nearly a decade believing they were exploring the remains of a forgotten Roman amphitheatre. Guided by dramatic tales of ancient emperors, gladiators and even visits by Julius Caesar and Cleopatra, they willingly paid €40 for tours of what appeared to…

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President Donald Trump has invited 16-year old rookie life guard with his family to the White House for a special honour: All about Ryder Williams who made California proud

President Donald Trump has invited 16-year-old California lifeguard Ryder Williams and his family to the White House after the teenager rescued a young boy from powerful waves at Seabright State Beach. Trump said Williams deserves a high civilian honour for his bravery. The dramatic rescue, captured on video, has drawn…

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'Frustration of their failure': Ex-envoy Vidya Bhushan Soni slams Pakistan over PoK unrest

Unrest in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir highlights public frustration with economic challenges. Former Indian envoy Vidya Bhushan Soni noted Pakistan's failed international mediation attempts. Groups like Baloch and PoK residents are pressuring Islamabad due to its difficult position. Pakistan's focus remains international rather than addressing its own citizens' needs. The situation in…

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Hidden deep within the Swiss Alps, this structure was built with 60,000 stone slabs to disappear into the mountain and is now considered one of the greatest works of modern architecture

Therme Vals situated in the Swiss Alps, was designed by Peter Zumthor in 1996. This structure hides within the rugged mountain landscape, using 60,000 local stone slabs. Visitors experience a cave-like atmosphere through dark passages and varied stone textures. This design respects the mountain ecosystem while providing a unique human…

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This Swiss town will fine dog owners who do not wash away their pets' urine from streets and building facades

Dog owners visiting the Swiss border town of Chiasso will soon have one more responsibility besides picking up after their pets. From mid-August 2026, anyone whose dog urinates on pavements or building facades in the town centre must rinse the area with water or risk a fine for repeat offences.…

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Is Pakistan facilitating Chinese missile shipments to Iran? Islamabad responds

Pakistan's military has strongly denied reports of facilitating Chinese weapons transit to Iran. These claims emerged amid ongoing tensions between Iran and the United States. The Pakistani army dismissed all such speculations as baseless and untrue. This situation highlights Pakistan's careful balancing act between China and Washington. The denial comes…

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In 1995 Yellowstone began bringing back wolves; 30 years later young aspens returned, but the wider recovery remains uneven

Thirty years after wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park, researchers say aspen trees are showing stronger signs of recovery. The findings add to growing evidence that restoring a top predator can reshape an entire ecosystem.

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An ancient Mexican city once home to 90,000 people vanished nearly 1,000 years ago. Scientists think a 650-year drought may explain why

Around a thousand years ago, the ancient city of Cantona stood as one of the largest urban centres in the Americas, with an estimated population of 90,000 people. Built on the volcanic highlands of central Mexico, the fortified settlement thrived for centuries before it was mysteriously abandoned by the mid-11th…

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Russia launches overnight ballistic missile attack on Ukraine, killing 13

Russia launched a ballistic missile attack on Kyiv, causing explosions and casualties. Ukraine's drone campaign targeted Russian logistics, damaging a major online retailer's warehouse. Poland scrambled fighter jets to protect its airspace during the missile strikes. President Zelenskyy appealed for more air defence missiles from allies. These attacks continue to…

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Watch: US launches 'surprise attack' across Iran targeting IRGC facilities

The US Central Command (CENTCOM) on Thursday said its forces carried out a large-scale wave of strikes against targets in Iran in response to what it described as attempted missile attacks on US forces a day earlier.

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Getting 'carried away' again? Musk's million-dollar plan to rescue Trump in mid-elections

Elon Musk is reviving his political action committee, America PAC, for the 2026 elections. This group previously spent over $260 million to support Donald Trump's 2024 campaign. America PAC will now focus on increasing Republican voter turnout through various outreach methods. The organization plans to collaborate with other Republican groups…

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Two days after powerful earthquake in Japan, thousands remain without power, water; 30 dead

The death toll from the powerful earthquake that struck southwestern Japan earlier this week has risen to 30.

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US restores $600 million for Gavi vaccine alliance, keeps WHO cut off

The decision follows directions issued by US President Donald Trump, who asked Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and secretary of state Marco Rubio to negotiate reforms with Gavi before any long-term US support is restored. Republican Senator Susan Collins, who had urged the administration to resume…

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Quote of the day by Tiger Woods: "Talent is something you are born with, and a skill is something you…" - a lesson on why practice matters more than natural ability

Tiger Woods emphasizes that skill, not just talent, drives success in golf. He argues that consistent practice and discipline build essential skills over time. Woods himself exemplifies this by dedicating decades to relentless training and improvement. Natural ability provides a starting point, but sustained effort determines ultimate achievement. This lesson…

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Security forces’ crackdown, civil unrest continue in POK, 20 dead

Unrest and violence persist in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as security forces crack down. Protesters faced lethal force during a long march, resulting in civilian casualties. Amnesty International USA condemned the authorities' history of unlawful violence against demonstrators. Communication blackouts and service suspensions continue across the region. Declining public confidence suggests further…

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Three firefighters killed as deadly wildfires rage across southern Europe

Greece's fire department said the firefighters lost their lives while tackling separate fires on the island of Crete and in the country's southern mainland. The deaths came as soaring temperatures and strong winds made firefighting operations increasingly difficult. The wildfires now stretch across a vast area from the Atlantic coast…

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US court convicts Salman Rushdie attacker of providing 'material support' to Hezbollah

A US man already serving a lengthy sentence was convicted on new federal charges. He was found guilty of providing material support to the militant group Hezbollah. Prosecutors linked his actions to a 1989 fatwa and a later speech. The author Salman Rushdie testified during the federal trial about the…

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Need to address some irritations in Bangladesh-India relations: Dhaka

Bangladesh foreign minister Khalilur Rahman met with the Indian envoy in Dhaka. He highlighted the need to resolve existing irritations in bilateral relations. The government is reviewing India's invitation for Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to the BRICS summit. Relations will advance based on sovereign equality and mutual interests. Both nations…

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