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'India could use water as weapon': Pakistan minister as Indus Waters Treaty remains in abeyance

Pakistan minister Ahsan Iqbal has said India could “weaponise” the Indus Water Treaty (IWT) and expressed hope that “better sense” would prevail to prevent the two neighbours from going to war again, this time over water.

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Hawaii once considered releasing cats to kill invasive rats on an island; scientists rejected the idea because the cats would attack native birds too

Lehua Island, a crucial seabird sanctuary, has been under threat from invasive Pacific rats. In a strategic move, conservationists opted for direct eradication rather than introducing another predator into the ecosystem. Utilizing rodenticide emerged as the primary method for the removal of these pests, aiming to safeguard native flora and…

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In the early 1970s, Virginia Beach compacted 640,000 tons of garbage into a 60-foot hill; the dump became America’s first landfill park and now spans 165 acres

Mount Trashmore Park in Virginia Beach serves as a unique example of transformation, evolving from a large landfill into a vibrant 165-acre recreational area. Opening its gates in 1973, this park now boasts serene lakes, extensive trails, and playgrounds, showcasing innovative landfill reclamation practices. Its picturesque setting attracts visitors who…

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Gas runs dry: Bangladesh factories shut, homes go dark

Bangladesh’s gas crisis has left the country’s once-busy Ashuganj fertiliser factory silent for more than a year, disrupting fertiliser production, forcing industries to cut output and contributing to power shortages and protests over fuel supplies.

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In 1969, a Church’s Fried Chicken co-founder bought 3,000 acres of neglected Texas ranchland; decades of restoration brought long-absent springs and flowing water back

Back in 1969, R. C. Bamberger made a bold move that left many locals scratching their heads. The co-founder of Church's Fried Chicken bought 3,000 acres of badly damaged land in the Texas Hill Country, stepping into a landscape ruined by generations of heavy cattle grazing. The topsoil was washed…

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‘Could result in injury or death’: Thanedar urges US to halt ICE’s electric shock glove plan

Indian-American Congressman Shri Thanedar and colleagues oppose ICE's electric shock glove plan. They warn of potential misuse and severe injury or death from these devices. Lawmakers cite ICE's past record and insufficient training for officers. The proposed procurement involves millions of dollars for thousands of gloves. They implore the Homeland…

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Mexican governor seeks leave again amid backlash after return following US drug charges indictment

Sinaloa Governor Ruben Rocha has again asked to step away from office, just days after returning to his post following a more than three-month leave prompted by US drug-trafficking charges.

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2-year-old dies after 'severe beating'; 18-year old mother, boyfriend arrested in Georgia

An 18 year old in Georgia has been arrested and charged after her boyfriend allegedly severely beat her 2-year-old son, who later died from his injuries.

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In Argentina, a family rescued 5,000 ancient olive trees from development and built a sanctuary instead of letting them become firewood

In Mendoza, ancient olive trees are threatened by urban growth, resulting in many being chopped for firewood. To combat this, the Cicero family has successfully relocated over five thousand of these historic trees to a dedicated sanctuary. The initiative began when Emilio Cicero saved three thousand trees from destruction on…

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‘Will target their interests’: Iran warns neighbours against supporting US economic pressure tactics

Iran’s new top security chief has warned neighbouring countries against joining Washington’s campaign to squeeze Tehran’s economy, threatening retaliation and saying their interests could become targets.

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‘Wrong-side’ driving trend: 12 deaths in Britain, Ireland linked to social media buzz

Twelve people have died in less than a week in separate crashes in Britain and Ireland involving vehicles being driven on the wrong side of major roads, with authorities warning that dangerous driving is being encouraged by social media.

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'Conveyed our concerns to US': Israel on Trump's proposed Hamas disarmament plan

Israel has conveyed “serious security concerns” to the White House over the proposed disarmament deal with Hamas, an Israeli official said, in some of the first public comments from Israel since US President Donald Trump announced the agreement.

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Amid tensions with Pete Hegseth, US Army secretary Dan Driscoll to step down by year-end: Report

US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll is reportedly planning to leave his position by late 2026. This departure follows months of reported tension with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Driscoll's exit could leave the Army without a Senate-confirmed leader. The Army also currently lacks a Senate-confirmed chief of staff. These developments signal…

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5.9 earthquake rattles Japan: 23 injured, trains disrupted; no tsunami threat

In the early hours of Sunday, eastern Japan experienced a moderate earthquake, with injuries reported for over twenty individuals, primarily minor. The strong tremors caused significant disruptions in transportation services, including train delays across the region. A water pipe burst was noted in Tokyo, alongside power outages affecting numerous homes.…

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In 1881, a wealthy widow moved to California and kept expanding her home for 30 years; it became a 160-room maze with staircases to nowhere

After inheriting a vast fortune, Sarah Winchester embarked on an unprecedented architectural journey in California. Over the course of thirty-six years, she transformed a simple farmhouse into an elaborate mansion, with carpenters working freely without blueprints. The resulting structure, boasting 160 rooms and unique designs, blends mystery with modern features,…

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In 1920s Massachusetts, a divorcing couple agreed to build a duplicate house; the husband followed the deal but put the new home on an isolated salt marsh

On Massachusetts’ Plum Island, a pale pink house once stood alone above the marsh, looking almost too picturesque for the strange story attached to it. Local legend claimed the unusual home was born from a bitter divorce in the 1920s. According to the tale, a wife demanded that her husband…

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Clavicular sparks controversy with bizarre theory that ‘looksmaxing’ could help prevent people from being murdered

Clavicular sparked controversy after suggesting that “looksmaxing” could potentially reduce a person’s risk of being murdered. The streamer questioned whether researchers should study the attractiveness of homicide victims and claimed there is no existing dataset examining the issue. However, he provided no evidence supporting the theory. His comments have drawn…

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"Erika and TPUSA are watching every single one of her shows": Candace Owens could face costly legal battle as Erika Kirk and Turning Point USA reportedly prepare for potential lawsuit

Candace Owens could face a costly legal battle as speculation grows over potential action from Erika Kirk and Turning Point USA. The claims stem from allegations that Owens’ broadcasts may be documented for possible defamation proceedings. The prediction suggests legal action could follow Tyler Robinson’s trial, depending on its outcome…

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Donald Trump shares image calling Hormuz 'new US territory'; Iran says strait 'closed'

US President Donald Trump on Sunday again shared an image on Truth Social describing the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz as “NEW US Territory”, even as Iran maintained that the waterway was closed and would remain so unless Washington changed its approach.

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Flock CEO says privacy can't be the only priority; it is about safety, as Americans vandalize AI surveillance traffic cameras across US

Amid intense backlash over Flock surveillance cameras across America, Flock CEO Garrett Langeley told Fox News that privacy is not the only priority. “I think these are important conversations to have,” he told Saturday in America co-host Kayleigh McEnany, after she asked about the privacy concerns. “I value my privacy……

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'Never': Indian-origin doctor denies assault allegations from students after arrest at Miami International Airport, released on bond

Dr Ranjith Ramasamy, an award-winning urologist who was arrested last week at Miami International Airport on charges of sexually assaulting his students, said he never sexually assaulted anyone. Ramasamy also said that he voluntarily came back to the US from Dubai, where he had been working lately, after the false…

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Trump drops 2 names to replace Karoline Leavitt as White House press secretary

US President Donald Trump on Friday named two people, commentor Scott Jennings and White House communications adviser Margo Martin, as potential contenders to succeed Karoline Leavitt as White House press secretary, weeks before her planned departure.

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Japan hit by 5.9 magnitude earthquake, tremors felt Tokyo

A strong 5.9 magnitude earthquake rattled the coast of Japan’s Honshu island early Sunday. The quake's epicenter was situated deep below the southern region of Ibaraki Prefecture, resulting in noticeable tremors. Thankfully, there was no tsunami warning issued after this significant tremor, which was felt as far away as Tokyo…

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Gujarati man sentenced to 9 years in jail in US for scam; attorney says he grew up in India in extreme poverty without water, studied only till 10th

A Gujarati fraudster who was arrested in 2024 by the FBI for a massive elderly scam was sentenced to nine years in prison by US district court in Cleveland. Judge J Philip Calabrese sentenced Shreyas Baldevbhai Chaudhary to 110 months in prison -- 9 years and two months in prison…

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Can Carney keep up? Canada cancels trade talks with US - what's at stake

Canada and the United States were close to a trade deal this week. Then the negotiations collapsed. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney walked away from the talks, saying Washington had “asked too much and offered too little”. Hours later, US President Donald Trump followed through with 50% tariffs on about…

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