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Why scientists released billions of sterile moths across American cotton fields to defeat one of agriculture's most destructive pests

For much of the twentieth century, the pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella) was one of the greatest threats to cotton farming in North America. The tiny insect caused billions of dollars in crop losses by burrowing into cotton bolls, where its larvae fed on seeds and fibres while remaining largely protected…

The Times of India

US wants Filipino church leader accused of sex crimes and fraud extradited

The legal framework for criminal suspects in the Philippines dictates that trials must conclude and sentences be served before extradition can occur

The Independent UK

Trump says US has 'massive amounts' of munitions, warns action against 'leakers'

President Donald Trump stated the United States possesses substantial military munitions. Defense production is rapidly expanding with new factories being built. He dismissed concerns about US weapons stockpiles and availability. Trump warned that those leaking information would face legal action. He described such disclosures as treasonous and vowed to pursue…

The Times of India

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Climate change contributed to big Canada fires, study says as Trump blames mismanagement

A new study calculates that human-caused climate change doubled the likelihood of the tinderbox weather conditions that sparked Canada’s massive summer wildfires

The Independent UK

Back to the future as champion Springboks host All Blacks

JOHANNESBURG - Hosts South Africa and visitors New Zealand are going back to the future with a rugby tour that begins in Cape Town on Friday and ends 12,700 kilometres away in the United States.

Bangkok Post

Salmonella outbreak linked to eggs & Mexican jalapeños: Over 400 fall sick across US; here's what CDC & FDA say and who is most at risk

A Salmonella outbreak has sickened 345 people across twenty-seven states in the United States. This widespread contamination has been linked to jalapeño peppers imported from Mexico. Thirty-six individuals have required hospitalization due to the bacterial infection, while no fatalities have occurred. Food safety agencies are actively investigating the source and…

The Economic Times

How to Exfoliate Indian Skin Safely Without Worsening the Hyperpigmentation You Want to Fix

Why Indian Skin Has a Lower Tolerance for Aggressive ExfoliationMelanin-rich skin, Fitzpatrick types IV through VI, which covers the majority of Indian complexions, produces pigment as a defence response. Any inflammation, including the micro-inflammation caused by over-exfoliation, signals melanocytes to produce more melanin. The result is post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation: darker patches…

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Oil prices slip as Iran-Oman talks fuel hopes for US-Iran peace deal

Oil prices fell as markets reacted to ongoing discussions between Iran and Oman. The negotiations could pave the way for a peace agreement between the United States and Iran, potentially reopening the critical Strait of Hormuz. Reports suggest progress towards a deal that would allow Iran to oversee shipping operations,…

The Economic Times

‘Don’t want to kill people,' Trump says Iran asked him to halt the ‘biggest attack’ since WWII

President Trump stated he prefers a deal with Iran to avoid conflict. He claimed Iran requested talks after the United States prepared for a major strike. The US president reiterated that Iran must not develop nuclear weapons. He also compared US actions in Iran to those in Venezuela. Trump suggested…

The Economic Times

'Biggest attack since World War II': What stopped massive US strike on Iran? Trump reveals

US President Donald Trump said that the United States was on the verge of launching what he described as the "biggest attack since World War II" on Iran before Tehran reached out to seek talks. He claimed that the prospect of a massive military strike pushed Iran back to the…

The Times of India

The HPV Vaccine Prevents Cervical Cancer, So Why Are Indian Parents Still Saying No?

What the HPV vaccine actually does inside the bodyThe vaccine does not treat an existing infection. It trains the immune system to recognise and destroy the human papillomavirus before it can establish itself. Two strains, HPV 16 and HPV 18, cause roughly 70 percent of all cervical cancer cases globally.…

Times Life

A cartel stronghold just put America’s avocado supply at risk

The United States says it has suspended all government operations in the Mexican state of Michoacan because of a “threat to U.S. interests,” including the inspections of avocados required for their export

The Independent UK

Brazil hits new diplomatic lows with US and Argentina

Brazil faces diplomatic friction with the United States and Argentina ahead of its elections. President Lula criticized the US visa revocation for Brazil's ambassador as irresponsible. Argentina's President Milei's insults led Brazil to recall its ambassador and downgrade ties. Brazil demands respect and rejects foreign interference in its electoral process.…

The Economic Times

China US trade restrictions explained: Why drones have become the latest battleground

China now requires government approval for drone exports to the United States. This move escalates the technology competition between the two largest economies. The United States had previously blocked many Chinese-made drones over security concerns. Drones are now strategic dual-use technologies with civilian and military applications. Both nations continue strengthening…

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Reason

Todd Blanche for Attorney General?

Rescinding the egregious Slush Fund Order should not obscure the fact that Blanche was a central participant in, and possibly the architect of, a scheme to defraud the court and the American taxpayer. The one job he is surely not qualified for is the one he now seeks.

The Times of India

America edges towards first Muslim Senator as Michigan backs progressive rebel

TOI correspondent from Washington: The United States is edging towards its first ever Muslim Senator after Abdul El-Sayed, an Egyptian-American physician, Rhodes scholar, podcaster and progressive insurgent, defeated the Democratic establishment backed four-term Representative Haley Stevens in one of the most closely watched and bitterly fought primaries of the 2026…

The Economic Times

Washington removes sanctions on Iraq's Fly Baghdad airline

The United States has lifted sanctions against Fly Baghdad airline. This action followed an administrative reconsideration process by the US Treasury. The airline demonstrated significant operational changes which warranted the removal of sanctions. However, sanctions remain in place against the company's previously identified owner. This decision does not signify a…

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Why Mohamed Salah Chose Trabzonspor Transfer Over MLS Move

The iconic Egyptian opted against moving to the United States or the Middle East and has found himself outside Europe’s top five leagues.

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Over 50 nations, 3 continents: Has World War III already begun?

The world today is so well-connected and interlinked that the petrol in your car costs more because missiles are flying over the Persian Gulf, your online order is delayed because ships are avoiding the Red Sea, and soldiers who learnt to fight Russian drones in Ukraine are now training troops…

The Times of India

Over 3,000 cases of deadly fungus Candida auris reported in US: What it is, how it spreads- explained

More than 3,100 cases of Candida auris, a drug-resistant fungus that can cause life-threatening infections, have been reported across 23 states in the United States so far this year, according to the latest data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Euronews

China slaps export controls on US firms ahead of Xi's Washington visit

Beijing has announced sweeping trade curbs against the United States, including export controls on drones and a ban on dealings with six American entities, in retaliation for recent US restrictions on Chinese tech.

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The Soccer Legends: Why the Greatest Names in Football Still Matter Before 2026

Every four years, the World Cup resets the clock on football's collective memory. New faces emerge, new records get chased, and yet the conversation always circles back to the same handful of names that defined what greatness looks like. As anticipation builds for the 2026 tournament, spread across the United…

The Economic Times

Under Kash Patel, FBI forges unprecedented law enforcement ties with China, Russia

FBI Director Kash Patel has initiated new law enforcement partnerships with China and Russia. These collaborations focus on transnational crimes like fentanyl and cyber fraud. Personnel exchanges and joint operations are key components of these new alliances. This marks a significant departure from previous US foreign policy approaches.

The Economic Times

Candida auris: Deadly drug-resistant fungus spreads across 23 US states; symptoms, risks and all you need to know

Candida auris, a deadly fungus, has spread across twenty-three states in the United States. This invasive yeast causes severe and sometimes fatal infections, particularly in vulnerable patients. The fungus spreads easily in healthcare facilities and is resistant to many disinfectants. Some strains are multidrug-resistant, making treatment extremely challenging for infected…

The Times of India

Used tyres from Japan were considered a likely pathway for Asian tiger mosquitoes into Texas, helping the species spread across the United States

Used tyres became a pathway for the Asian tiger mosquito's global spread. This adaptable species was detected in the United States during the 1980s. Investigations revealed discarded tyres served as crucial breeding sites for mosquitoes. The extensive international tyre trade facilitated accidental introductions across continents. Regulations were later imposed on…

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