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Why These Classic Cars Never Went Out of Style

Every year, dozens of new cars enter the market, while many others quietly disappear. But a select few have done something extraordinary they have survived for decades. These iconic vehicles have outlasted changing technologies, evolving customer preferences, and fierce competition, earning a permanent place in automotive history. From rugged SUVs…

MyLifeXP · Aug 1

In 1946, an Audubon ornithologist travelled 26,000 miles searching for the unknown nesting ground of America's last 15 migratory whooping cranes; their wild population now approaches 700

The whooping crane faced extinction with only fifteen birds remaining in 1941. Ornithologist Robert Porter Allen embarked on a mission to find their unknown nesting grounds. His extensive research and aerial surveys eventually located the birds in Canada's remote Northwest Territories. Decades of conservation work, including habitat protection and captive…

The Times of India · Aug 1

Does Saudi Arabia want to develop nuclear weapons? Here’s what history can tell us

The US-Saudi nuclear deal was announced in the midst of what has, as of 2026, become America’s Third Gulf War. The news broke just as Saudi Arabia and the US launched air raids against Iranian-backed Iraqi militias, in retaliation for alleged drone attacks directed Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities.

The Conversation · Aug 1

'Remember that picture': Trump uses Ceuta crisis as warning for US voters

US President Donald Trump and his vice president JD Vance led far-right efforts on both sides of the Atlantic to exploit Spain's migration crisis, portraying the surge in Ceuta as a preview for America if Democrats regain power.

The Times of India · Jul 31

Ayami Sato, the greatest pitcher in women’s baseball, is ready for her American debut

The most decorated pitcher in women’s baseball history begins a new chapter with the Los Angeles Queens as the WPBL launches in the United States

The Guardian - US · Jul 31

Pete Hegseth vs Scouting America: Why LGBTQ+, girls’ and diversity spaces disappeared after Pentagon pressure

Scouting America removed dedicated diversity spaces from its National Jamboree event. This action followed pressure from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth regarding "woke" policies. The Pentagon threatened to withdraw its century-old support for the youth organization. This decision impacts scouts who previously found community in these areas. The organization faces ongoing…

The Economic Times · Jul 31

US proposes stricter J-1 visa compliance rules; Indian researchers, doctors could be affected

Thousands of Indian researchers, doctors, professors and trainees heading to the US on J-1 exchange visitor visas could face stricter compliance requirements under a proposal by the Trump administration to tighten oversight of one of America's most widely used academic and cultural exchange programmes.

The Times of India · Jul 31

Seth Meyers on Trump’s unpopularity: ‘Madam Web has a higher audience rating’

The late-night host poked fun at the president’s record-low approval rating as he gets rich while Americans struggle

The Guardian - US · Jul 31

'Weak on Crime': Donald Trump Fires Back as Pope Leo XIV Claims He Is Not Afraid of White House

Pope Leo XIV criticises Trump's immigration policies, highlights his American heritage, and declines a White House invitation, choosing instead to visit Lampedusa amid the migrant crisis.

International Business Times UK · Jul 31

Taco Bell isn’t the only restaurant caught in America’s lettuce crisis

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The Independent UK · Jul 31