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Why Matte Lips Crack and Glosses Slide in Indian Weather

What Heat Does to a Matte FormulaMatte lip colours work by stripping out the emollients, the oils and waxes that give a product slip. What's left behind is pigment, film-forming polymers, and very little moisture. In a temperate climate, that film stays flexible because the air around it isn't pulling…

Times Life · 1h ago

No bail for alleged Helen Haines attacker as police chief warns of Australia’s ‘febrile’ political environment

AFP commissioner says MPs are generally concerned about growing volume of abuse and intimidation

The Guardian - AU · 2h ago

'I don't imagine that scenario would come up again': Minns rules out more interventions to save coal jobs

Why the government's intervention to save coal jobs at Mount Pleasant was a one-off.

Newcastle Herald · 9h ago

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Who should have a say in which species are saved? The California condor offers lessons for a global biodiversity treaty

In 1987, biologists captured the last free-flying condor to transfer it to captivity, and the largest flying North American bird species was officially declared extinct in the wild. Today, after decades of coordinated efforts and millions of dollars spent on captive breeding and reintroduction efforts, more than 300 condors have…

The Conversation · 15h ago

Four crew members spent 365 days in a 1,700 sq ft, 3D-printed Mars habitat in isolation. How could it help NASA prepare for living on the Moon?

NASA's CHAPEA mission, which simulates living on Mars, involves four crew members in a controlled environment. The study focuses on how humans manage isolation and limited resources during long-duration missions. Insights gained could inform the design and functionality of future lunar habitats. Participants will undergo evaluations after their mission to…

The Economic Times · 16h ago

Indonesia continues to battle wildfires, with nearly 2 million hectares burned

Fires in Indonesia have burned through more than 1.9 million hectares of land, according to new data, as the country battles its worst wildfire season in a decade. The blazes have sent toxic smoke across much of Southeast Asia, forcing schools to close and fuelling a rise in respiratory illnesses.…

France 24 · 18h ago

'Thousands' of fish and birds killed as Diageo admits toxic pollution incident

DRINKS giant Diageo has admitted responsibility for a toxic pollution incident that is estimated to have killed “thousands” of fish in Moray ...

The National (Scotland) · 19h ago

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Sixth whale dead just weeks after being rescued from theme park

The park says that the whale had appeared to be settling in well to his new environment before it suddenly stopped eating

The Independent UK · 20h ago

Are you paying to reach your target audience or just paying for the numbers?

ET Partner With Us provides businesses the opportunity to connect with decision-makers and consumers through trusted financial journalism. By leveraging its longstanding credibility, companies can establish lasting brand presence and authority while accessing a large audience of 35 million monthly readers, ensuring their message reaches key leaders in an optimal…

The Economic Times · 22h ago

Why Loose Cattle Eat Festival Waste and What It Does to the Rumen

The Rumen Is a Fermentation Vat, Not a StomachCattle are ruminants, which means digestion begins not in an acid stomach but in a four-chambered system where the first and largest chamber, the rumen, holds between 100 and 150 litres of fermenting ingesta in an adult cow. Billions of microbes, bacteria,…

Times Life · Oct 20

How Often Should You Wash Your Makeup Brushes? The Hygiene Truth

What Builds Up on an Unwashed BrushMakeup brushes are warm, porous, and pressed against skin daily. Within 48 hours of first use, the bristle base, the dense area near the ferrule where product compacts, begins collecting dead skin cells, sebum, and residual pigment. By the end of the first week,…

Times Life · Oct 20

Setting Powder vs Setting Spray: Which Lasts Through a Humid Indian Evening

What Each Product Is Actually DoingSetting powder works by absorbing. It soaks up the oil and moisture sitting on top of your foundation, giving skin a matte or satin finish depending on the formula. Loose translucent powders, pressed compacts, and banana powders all work on the same principle: they sit…

Times Life · Oct 20

Haines loses leg; police charge alleged attacker

Helen Haines, the independent federal MP seriously injured in Monday’s attack outside her Wangaratta office, remains in a critical condition, with sources saying she has lost a leg.

The Conversation · Oct 20

5 Epilepsy Myths That Still Get People Injured During Seizures

The Myth That Swallowing Your Tongue Is PossibleNo one has ever swallowed their own tongue. The tongue is anchored to the floor of the mouth by the frenulum and cannot travel backward into the airway in any meaningful sense. The myth persists because people see someone's tongue move during a…

Times Life · Oct 20

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AAP · Oct 20

Warnings of political-violence risks bear bitter fruit

Australia's top spy and policing bodies have been among the agencies to warn - repeatedly - of the increased risk of political violence.

The Times of India · Oct 19

In 2023, a Cheetos bag triggered fungal growth and disrupted New Mexico cave’s fragile ecosystem

A visitor’s discarded Cheetos bag disrupted the fragile ecosystem inside Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico in 2023. The snack softened in the cave’s high humidity, encouraging fungal growth and attracting insects, mites and spiders. Park rangers removed the food residue and mould, using the incident to highlight the…

The Guardian - UK · Oct 19

Stop ‘cash to trash’ housebuilding in Norfolk Broads, says Labour MP

Exclusive: Chris Hinchliff urges environment watchdog to block rules that will allow almost 16,000 new homes in one of UK’s most protected areas

MyLifeXP · Oct 19

6G vs 5G: What Will India's Next-Generation Internet Actually Change?

India has already entered the 5G era, bringing faster mobile internet and new possibilities for connected devices, businesses and digital services. Now, attention is gradually shifting towards 6G, the sixth generation of mobile network technology that could transform how people communicate, work and interact with the digital world. Here is…

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MyLifeXP · Oct 19

What Fast Food Cravings Are Actually Telling You About Your Body

Why Cravings Feel Urgent When They ArriveA craving is not the same thing as hunger. Hunger builds slowly and responds to most food. A craving is specific, arrives fast, and often intensifies when you try to ignore it. The difference matters because the two have different origins. Hunger is the…

Euronews · Oct 19

Amazon deforestation hits record low in Brazil, but El Niño and a tight election threaten progress

Deforestation fell almost 42% in a year, but a possible change in president could reverse the trend.

Times Life · Oct 19

Why Glass Buildings Kill Birds and What Actually Stops It

What a Bird Sees When It Looks at GlassA bird navigating a city skyline does not perceive glass as a solid surface. Its visual system, built for detecting movement, colour contrast, and open flight paths, reads a reflective facade as a continuation of the environment behind the viewer. A window…

MyLifeXP · Oct 19

7 Unbelievable Foods You Must Try

Beyond the comfort of familiar flavors lies a world of bold textures, ancient recipes, and unexpected traditions. Every dish carries a story, proving that food is far more than mere sustenance—it is culture, heritage, and pure adventure on a plate. Around the globe, local communities have perfected dishes so unique…

Times Life · Oct 19

7 Ramlila Ground Health Risks That Have Nothing to Do With the Food Stalls

The Smoke Is Not Just AtmosphereThe effigy fire at a large Ramlila ground can release particulate matter at levels comparable to a moderate industrial event. Burning bamboo, cloth, paper mache, and chemical-based paints produce fine particles, PM2.5 and coarser PM10, that travel deep into the lungs. People with asthma, chronic…

The Conversation · Oct 18

There’s a hidden bias affecting what we know – and don’t know – about nature

Our knowledge about life on Earth is built through research on how organisms function, evolve and interact with each another and the environment. Yet there are far more species on our planet than scientists can study in detail.

The Conversation · Oct 18

How Canada can better track what happens to trafficked wildlife after they’re seized

In 2022, officers from the Canada Border Services Agency and Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) intercepted a package of live turtles from China that had been declared as children’s building blocks.

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