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In 2000, Cornell began pulling 39°F water from 250 feet below Cayuga Lake to cool its campus; the system now cuts cooling energy use by about 85%

Launched in 2000, Cornell University's lake source cooling system exemplifies sustainable innovation, utilizing the icy waters of Cayuga Lake to meet the campus's cooling demands. This groundbreaking initiative, which commenced construction in 1999, achieved an extraordinary eighty-five percent cut in annual energy consumption, positioning the university at the forefront of…

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'Antisemitic dictator': Netanyahu slams Turkey's Erdogan, vows not to tolerate aggression in Syria

Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu fiercely criticized Turkey's President Erdogan after Ankara sought an Interpol notice. Erdogan's government requested the notice concerning an interception of a Gaza aid flotilla. Netanyahu's office labeled Erdogan an antisemitic dictator with numerous accusations. This exchange escalates existing tensions between the two nations over Syria. Both…

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In 1921, New York moved a New Jersey lighthouse to the Hudson; 30 years later a children’s book helped save it from demolition

In 1921, a lighthouse from New Jersey was relocated to the banks of the Hudson River. Although it once played a crucial role in navigation, the construction of the George Washington Bridge overshadowed its significance. However, a beloved children's book published in 1942 turned the lighthouse into a cultural treasure.…

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The terrible thing about movies

David Thomson questions cinema's impact on society and human behavior. He argues that lifelike portrayals have distracted us from reality. The medium's focus on fantasy and highlights diminishes deeper engagement. Thomson criticizes filmmakers for reinforcing negative societal attitudes and behaviors. He suggests that watching too much has made us indifferent…

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Fog, failed approach: Inside moments before Alaska charter plane crash that killed 8

A Cessna 441 aircraft crashed near a remote military runway in western Alaska. All eight people aboard perished when the plane attempted a second landing in dense fog. Visibility was extremely poor, forcing an initial landing attempt to be aborted by the pilots. The aircraft was operating for Anchorage-based Security…

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In 1868, a 125-foot ship sank in Lake Erie with only one survivor; after searching 250 miles for a decade, divers finally found the wreck

On September 15, 1868, the Clough, a 125-foot sailing vessel known as a bark, was carrying a cargo of stone across Lake Erie when a sudden gust of wind pushed the ship onto its side. The unsecured cargo shifted, making it impossible for the eight crew members aboard to recover…

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Myanmar military strike on Buddhist monastery kills 14, including three women

Fourteen people, including three women, were killed and 20 others injured when Myanmar's military carried out an air strike on a Buddhist monastery in the central Sagaing region, an opposition group and a villager said.

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‘Not ready to make right deal’: Trump declares Hormuz ‘American territory’, warns Iran over nuke weapons again

NEW DELHI: US President Donald Trump on Friday described the Strait of Hormuz as "American territory" and said Iran would "never" be allowed to acquire a nuclear weapon, as tensions between Washington and Tehran continued to escalate over the strategic waterway.

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Cash, gold and elderly victims: How 21-year-old Indian-origin man became 'money mule' in $7.5 million US scam

An Indian national faces charges for his alleged role as a money mule. He was arrested in Canada while attempting to flee to Qatar. The scheme targeted elderly victims and involved millions of dollars. Investigators believe he collected cash and gold from nine victims. Canadian authorities arrested him at Toronto…

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'We are in a position of power': Iran's Pezeshkian seeks end to US war, claims victory

Iranian President Pezeshkian seeks an end to the ongoing conflict, citing national strength and dignity. He defended a past agreement against domestic criticism while military leaders warned of retaliation. Oman and Iran discussed resuming dialogue as the Strait of Hormuz remains a critical flashpoint. US President Trump indicated Iran was…

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Canada gurdwara stabbing: Two injured in Edmonton, PM Carney calls attack 'appalling'

Two people were injured in a stabbing incident at a gurdwara in Edmonton, Canada, on Friday. The police arrested a 27-year-old man who had been released from prison a day earlier after serving a sentence for assaulting a peace officer.

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A Texas man used a 160-year-old Civil War artillery shell as a paperweight for years; bomb experts later discovered it was still a live explosive

For years, Steve Martin of Atascosa County, Texas, kept a heavy, rust-coloured object on his desk as a conversation piece, unaware it was a potentially deadly Civil War artillery shell. His son, Jarrett, had found the object while fishing along the Guadalupe River and brought it home, where the family…

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Did Vitaly get arrested? Streamer detained during heated predator-sting livestream as Nick White denies swatting claim

Vitaly was detained by police during a tense predator-sting livestream after confronting a man over an alleged sexual encounter. The Kick streamer initially believed officers were approaching the man, but police instead escorted Vitaly to a sheriff’s vehicle. Following the incident, Vitaly’s mother reportedly accused Nick White of swatting him,…

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"Was the footage edited?": Candace Owens demands answers from Blake Neff over bizarre SD card footage after Charlie Kirk shooting

Candace Owens has raised fresh questions about footage from the Charlie Kirk shooting, focusing on SD cards allegedly handled shortly after the attack. She asked Blake Neff why an SD card appeared to be placed in a pocket before being inserted into a computer and questioned whether the footage was…

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2 killed after small plane crashes in Croatia

Two people were found dead late Friday after a small plane flying from the Czech Republic crashed in the mountains of Paklenica National Park, about 60 kilometres northeast of the coastal city of Zadar, news agency AP reported citing Croatian authorities said.

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School dropout ditched university for carpentry apprenticeship, now earns £50,000 at 21, targets £100,000 in five years and says AI won't replace his job

A 21-year-old school dropout who rejected university for a carpentry apprenticeship now earns up to £50,000 a year. Hugo Helms says his trade offers financial independence and peace of mind from AI replacing his work. He is saving for his first home, runs a business supporting apprentices and hopes to…

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After a 1962 storm battered Fire Island, Robert Moses proposed a highway along the New York barrier island; residents fought it and 17 private communities now sit inside a national seashore

The fierce nor'easter of 1962 became a pivotal moment for Robert Moses as he sought to introduce a highway on Fire Island. Yet, the local populace and property owners stood firm against the initiative, worried for their environment and community’s future. Their activism prompted valuable support from the federal government,…

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Indian-American Silicon Valley investor says people fake degrees, 20-25% of those who come to US on H-1Bs are frauds

Indian-American investor Vivek Wadhwa recently said that he's aware that 20-25% of people who come to the US on H-1B are frauds. In a podcast with Mark Halperin, the India-born Silicon Valley investor spoke about H-1B abuse and Green Card limbo. “See, what happens is that with every government program,…

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In 2014, Texas conservationists built a 54-acre underwater reef from artificial substrate; four years later oysters covered 70% of its surface

Half Moon Reef, a once-thriving oyster reef in Texas' Matagorda Bay, had been severely degraded after decades of overharvesting and environmental pressures. In late 2013, The Nature Conservancy and its partners began rebuilding the reef, placing about 100,000 tons of limestone across 54 acres of bay bottom to create hard…

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Midway Atoll eradicated invasive rats after Bonin petrels had fallen to fewer than 5,000 nesting pairs; by 2008 the seabird colony had rebounded to more than 135,000 pairs

Invasive rats were removed from Midway Atoll, which had devastated native seabird populations. Bonin petrel numbers surged from under five thousand to over one hundred thirty-five thousand pairs. This eradication effort also allowed native vegetation to recover and stabilize the fragile islands. However, invasive house mice later emerged as a…

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Angry at fireworks in mountains, China shuts down its 8000-ders to foreign climbers

China-Tibet Mountaineering Association (CTMA) had already kept foreign expeditions off Everest’s north side, Cho Oyu and Shishapangma during the spring season

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Indian man and woman plead guilty to 'PayPal refund scam' in US: 'Traveled recently, family in India was in danger, was asked to pull off fraud'

Gajera Prashant and Dharaben Bhavadiya, an Indian man and a woman, pleaded guilty to a PayPal refund scam in Arkansas. They have received five-year suspended sentences which means they do not have to go to jail immediately despite their serious crime. The PayPal refund scam involves a scammer convincing the…

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A couple bought a £490,000 renovated 19th-century church near Bristol despite a 'haunted' crypt, hearing whistling and footsteps and finding tombstones, but still call it a dream home

A couple bought a renovated 19th-century church near Bristol for £490,000, calling it their dream home despite its former crypt basement. Mary says she has heard whistling and footsteps around the basement and has been unsettled by a hymn board that repeatedly falls. Tombstones also remain over the stove, adding…

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In 2005, California began eradicating 5,036 feral pigs from Santa Cruz Island as part of a wider fox recovery effort; by 2015 its native fox population had risen from under 70 to about 2,100

The successful eradication of feral pigs from Santa Cruz Island, initiated in 2005 and completed by 2006, played a pivotal role in the recovery of the island fox. Once teetering on the brink of extinction, the island fox population rebounded dramatically. In 2016, federal authorities celebrated the milestone of removing…

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America's Lake Powell reaches record low, experts warn against propping; Utah Governor says it's not time to let the lake go

Lake Powell has fallen to a record-low elevation, 20 feet lower than it was at the beginning of 2026. The decline is not unexpected as scientists have been warning against this approaching doom. Lake Powell is the second-largest man-made reservoir in the YS by totak capacity, second to Lake Mead…

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