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An Iowa family moved the entire $12,000 farmhouse four miles on wheels to create their dream home

An adventurous Iowa family took on the challenge of rescuing an abandoned farmhouse they believed held untold stories. By moving the century-old building four miles to their land, they endeavored to preserve history while crafting their dream home. Faced with surprising renovations and repair costs, they shared their transformative journey…

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In 2019, Bahrain sank a 70-metre Boeing 747 in 20–22 metres of water; the jumbo jet became the centrepiece of a 100,000-square-metre underwater park

At the bottom of the sea in Bahrain lies a retired Boeing 747, now transformed into a striking highlight of Dive Bahrain, an innovative underwater park. This project seeks to entice divers while promoting marine research and environmental awareness. Visitors will also enjoy artificial reefs and sculptures that enhance the…

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In 2014, New York completed the Javits Center’s bird-safe renovation and green roof; bird collisions fell by more than 90%, while 65 species later used the roof

The Javits Convention Center in Manhattan became safer for birds after a major renovation. Thousands of glass panels were replaced with low-reflection glass, reducing bird collisions by over ninety percent. A large green roof was added, providing a vital stopover for migrating birds. This rooftop habitat now supports sixty-five bird…

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China among 'main actors' involved in transnational repression: Germany

Germany's domestic intelligence agency BfV has named China, Russia and Iran as "major actors" involved in "transnational repression," warning that people who flee these "authoritarian states" may continue to face surveillance, threats and intimidation even after arriving in the European country.

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Around 1830, America imported Japanese wisteria for its hanging purple flowers; the vigorous vines can now smother trees and compete with native vegetation

Japanese wisteria, first introduced in the early 1830s, quickly gained popularity as an ornamental vine for gardens. However, these plants can escape into the wild, where they aggressively invade forests. Their rapid growth poses severe challenges for removal, as they overshadow native plant life and weaken surrounding trees by blocking…

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Detroit school students can earn $100 every week just by attending all their classes as district schools bring back cash rewards for perfect attendance

Detroit Public Schools Community District is bringing back its "Perfect Attendance Pays" programme for the 2026-27 school year, giving high-school students a chance to earn $100 for each qualifying period of perfect attendance. The programme is also being expanded to students in grades 6-8, who can receive $50 for a…

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North Korea fires 10 missiles amid US scaling back military drills with the South

On Thursday, North Korea fired ten short-range ballistic missiles into eastern waters, a provocative move following the United States' decision to reduce joint military exercises with South Korea. The South Korean military enhanced its monitoring efforts and shared intelligence with its allies. Meanwhile, North Korea dismissed diplomatic outreach from the…

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Two Belgian climbers vanished in the Alps in 1992; melting ice has finally revealed their remains 34 years later

Two Belgian mountaineers who disappeared in the Swiss Alps in 1992 have finally been identified after their remains emerged from a retreating glacier 34 years later. The men, who were 39 and 41 when they vanished, had set out in the Weissmies region but never reached their planned destination. Despite…

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In 2016, the Burt's Bees co-founder gave the US 87,500 acres and backed it with $40 million; 10 years later the Maine wilderness is a national monument

Roxanne Quimby, the visionary behind Burt's Bees, initially embraced a life of artistic expression and sustainability before venturing into the business world. After partnering with Burt Shavitz, they created a beloved range of beeswax products. Motivated by her love for nature, Quimby invested her earnings into the conservation of Maine's…

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China’s 16.18-km undersea high-speed rail tunnel completes 21-day cutter replacement under extreme pressure

In a remarkable feat, engineers have replaced 104 cutting tools in China's Jintang undersea tunnel, overcoming tremendous underwater challenges. They utilised an innovative saturation hyperbaric system, inspired by diving technology, allowing workers to operate longer in a controlled pressurized environment. Once completed, the Jintang tunnel will proudly hold the title…

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Why the US is deporting migrants to Liberia instead of their home countries

The United States deported twenty non-Liberian nationals to Liberia. This marks a significant expansion of the US third-country deportation program. Liberia agreed to accept up to twelve hundred individuals under this humanitarian arrangement. The agreement allows deportees to seek asylum within Liberia if they wish. This policy aims to manage…

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In China’s Nizhuhe village, a 945-foot cliffside elevator has cut a dangerous 3-hour school journey to about 30 minutes

In Nizhuhe village, children are now able to attend school via a system of elevators and cable cars, trading a perilous three-hour journey through the mountains for a safer and more exciting commute. This modern transportation overhaul has not only improved safety for students but has also spurred tourism, attracting…

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Ex-Pakistan PM Imran Khan returns to Adiala Jail after medical examination at Islamabad hospital

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday returned to Rawalpindi's Adiala Jail shortly after undergoing a medical examination at Shifa Hospital in Islamabad.

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8 on board killed as twin-engine Cessna charter plane crashes in remote Alaska

Eight people aboard a twin-engine Cessna charter plane were killed after it crashed Thursday near a remote radar site in western Alaska, the Alaskan Command confirmed.

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A strange wooden log found beneath Zambia’s Kalambo Falls was dismissed for decades, then archaeologists dated it to 476,000 years ago

For decades, a strangely shaped log buried beneath Zambia’s Kalambo Falls sat at the edge of an archaeological mystery. When archaeologist J. Desmond Clark uncovered it in the 1950s, the timber had tapered ends and a deliberate-looking notch cut into its surface, suggesting that someone had shaped it rather than…

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Express train kills 4 workers carrying out weed-control work on tracks in Japan

Four workers carrying out weed-control work on a railway track in Japan were killed after they were struck by an express train as it entered Shin-Kanuma Station, north of Tokyo.

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55,000 years ago, Neanderthals may have trekked deep into Saudi Arabia when Nefud Desert was covered by lakes and grasslands

A new study suggests Neanderthals may have trekked far deeper into the Arabian Peninsula than scientists previously thought possible, reaching a lakeside site in what is now Saudi Arabia around 55,000 years ago. Researchers examined stone tools from Jebel Katefeh 1, a site beside an ancient lake near the city…

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What happened to Sonia Bellina? 29-year-old TikTok’s burned body found in French vineyard as two men are arrested

Sonia Bellina, a 29-year-old TikTok creator with more than 260,000 followers, was found dead in a French vineyard after going missing on August 10. Her burned body was discovered two days later and identified through DNA. French authorities arrested two men over the death, although one was later released. A…

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Who is Meliza Campos-Sanchez? Influencer arrested after disturbing videos allegedly show kitchen fire and hot wax incident involving children

Meliza Campos-Sanchez, a 26-year-old influencer and realtor, is facing serious charges after authorities investigated an alleged kitchen fire and disturbing incidents involving her two young daughters. Police reportedly cited social media videos and evidence recovered from the home. She was arrested on charges including first-degree arson, child abuse and two…

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Candace Owens calls out Erika Kirk and TPUSA over Tyler Robinson case as accusations of “gaslighting” erupt

Candace Owens is facing renewed attention after Grace Ashford shared a post accusing Erika Kirk and Turning Point USA of dismissing critics who question inconsistencies surrounding Tyler Robinson’s case. Owens challenged statements about Charlie Kirk’s final communications and argued that Robinson remains innocent until proven guilty. She also criticized public…

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Ex-Pak PM Imran Khan moved to private hospital from prison after SC order

Imprisoned former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was shifted from Adiala prison to a private hospital in Islamabad after midnight Thursday for a medical examination, news agency AP reported citing Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party's statement.

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‘Lindsay Clancy is obviously not guilty’: Candace Owens blames ‘Big Pharma’ for postpartum psychosis as trial nears end

Candace Owens has called Lindsay Clancy “obviously not guilty,” blaming doctors and multiple psychiatric medicines for what she described as an induced psychosis. Clancy admits killing her three children but argues severe postpartum psychosis left her not criminally responsible. Her Massachusetts trial is now nearing closing arguments, with prosecutors and…

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In 1968, one man left modern life behind, built a remote Alaska cabin himself and spent nearly 30 years living in the wilderness

Most people notice how much they rely on modern life only when something stops working. A broken heater, an empty fridge or a lost internet connection can quickly turn an ordinary day into an inconvenience. Richard Proenneke chose to live with far fewer conveniences, and he built the place that…

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New UK govt booklet tells asylum-seekers rape and child sex abuse are illegal

LONDON: The UK home office has published a series of posters and a booklet for asylum-seekers informing them that the “laws and customs here may be different from your home country”, that “sex without consent is rape”, sex with a child is a serious crime, and approaching someone repeatedly if…

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For generations, Indonesia’s Huaulu community hunted endangered cockatoos for a sacred ritual; now they use naturally shed feathers

On Indonesia’s Seram Island, the Huaulu Indigenous community has adapted a centuries-old coming-of-age ritual to reduce hunting pressure on the endangered salmon-crested cockatoo. The Cidaku ceremony marks young men’s transition to adulthood and traditionally involved hunting the cockatoo for its distinctive crest feathers, which are worn in a ceremonial headdress…

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