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Eight US Navy sailors in USS Abraham Lincoln strike group attempted suicide during Iran war deployment

Eight US Navy personnel assigned to the USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group attempted suicide during its lengthy deployment, including a period in which the group conducted combat operations against Iran, Acting US Navy Secretary Hung Cao told Congress.

The Times of India · Sep 24

Owens Disputes Metadata Claims: Candace Owens questions Erika footage; demands on-record statement

Candace Owens clashed with Andrew Wilson over footage involving Erika Kirk, calling its circulation “deeply disturbing.” Owens argued that iPhone photo and video metadata can be edited, challenging Wilson’s claims about the footage’s authenticity. She demanded an on-record statement from Erika Kirk clarifying who recorded it. Owens also urged Wilson…

The Times of India · Sep 24

Since 2022, a coach’s free job-search network has helped over 50,000 people

Phyl Terry’s Never Search Alone movement has grown from a free job-search effort into a large volunteer network supporting people through unemployment and career changes. Started in 2022, the programme was built around a simple idea that job seekers should not have to handle the process by themselves. By 2026,…

The Times of India · Sep 23

Australia turns Sydney food waste into power for 4,000 homes

Every day, food that has reached the end of its useful life leaves kitchens, shops, factories and distribution centres across Sydney. Much of it could end up as waste with little further use. At EarthPower in Camellia, that material takes a different route. The facility uses anaerobic digestion to break…

The Times of India · Sep 23

South Dakota collector's $750 crock had a rare twin that sold for $32,000

More than 30 years ago, a South Dakota collector who goes only by Rick paid $750 for a 30-gallon Red Wing stoneware crock at an auction, storing it in an old granary on his farm, where it sat largely forgotten for decades. It wasn't until he saw photos of a…

The Times of India · Sep 23

Indian-origin man in Canada, a permanent resident, jailed for sexually assaulting 15-year-old loses bid to avoid deportation

A Canadian permanent resident originally from Punjab has been sentenced to 15 months in prison after a judge rejected his request for a shorter sentence that could have helped him preserve his right to appeal a possible deportation order.

The Times of India · Sep 23

Tanzania restores Mpiji River after deforestation, planting trees to rebuild wildlife habitats now

Tanzania has begun restoring the Mpiji River through a community-driven project focused on rebuilding native vegetation and wildlife habitat after years of environmental neglect and deforestation. The initiative centres on planting indigenous tree species, rehabilitating land and increasing local biodiversity around the river. According to the Institute of Environment, Climate…

The Times of India · Sep 23

Benedict Arnold’s crypt, after his 1801 death in England, is now part of a kindergarten classroom

Benedict Arnold rose to major general and earned George Washington’s trust during the American Revolution before switching allegiance to Britain. He moved to England and died there in 1801, aged 60. Arnold was buried in St. Mary’s Church in Battersea, where his crypt eventually became part of a basement now…

The Times of India · Sep 23

US visa: Immigration lawyer says Green Card lottery, visa processing for 75 banned countries did not resume despite court order

Two US visa processing pauses challenged in federal court have been struck down, but affected applicants are still waiting for their cases to move forward, according to an immigration lawyer who says there is a growing gap between the court rulings and what applicants are experiencing at US embassies and…

The Times of India · Sep 23

Forty Acre Bog: Floating forest drifts toward bridge; locals nudge it back by boat

A large floating forest on Wisconsin's Chippewa Flowage drifts unpredictably. This unique ecological zone, formed after a 1923 flood, shelters diverse plant and animal species. Locals regularly gather in large numbers to push the bog away from a vital bridge. The Forty Acre Bog, covered in mature tamarack trees, acts…

The Times of India · Sep 23