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Across America's three coasts, 84% of wetlands are slowly submerging; only 16% are rising fast enough to keep pace with the sea

As sea levels continue to rise at an alarming rate, coastal wetlands are facing unprecedented inundation. A staggering eighty-four percent of these essential ecosystems are currently experiencing loss on a national scale. The Gulf Coast wetlands are bearing the brunt of this crisis, largely due to human impact. Still, there’s…

The Times of India

‘If we don’t fight back, we don’t have a future’: the journalist taking on the ‘tech fascists’ of Silicon Valley

As Elon Musk, Peter Thiel and their peers have grown richer and more influential, Gil Durán argues they have all but abandoned democracy – and found the perfect government to enable them

The Guardian - UK

Are Wall Street Analysts Predicting Moderna Stock Will Climb or Sink?

Despite Moderna's stellar outperformance over the past year, Wall Street analysts remain cautious about the stock's longer-term prospects.

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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…

The Times of India

Democracy Forward sues USCIS over records on immigration database use in US elections

The lawsuit seeks documents about using federal databases for voter eligibility verification. This action follows the administration's expansion of access to the SAVE database for states. Supporters claim this enhances election integrity, while critics fear voter disenfranchisement. The group wants records before the upcoming 2026 elections for public understanding.

The Times of India

After decades of toxic pollution, a school of rays spotted in one of New York City's dirtiest waterways, raising hopes the cleanup is paying off

A school of cownose rays was recently spotted swimming in New York City's Newtown Creek. This waterway has long been associated with significant industrial pollution and a major oil spill. Conservationists view this sighting as a hopeful sign of environmental restoration efforts. While scientists caution against definitive conclusions, other wildlife…

The Times of India

Japan's Honda reports robust results after its first ever annual loss

Honda’s profit for the fiscal first quarter more than doubled from a year ago, as the Japanese automaker continues to tackle a turnaround from its first ever full year loss

The Independent UK

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US student visas for Indians plunge 62% as America tightens F-1 approvals

US student visas issued to Indian nationals fell 62% during the peak admission season in 2025, according to an analysis by the Center for Immigration Studies, as the Trump administration tightened F-1 visa screening and introduced stricter immigration measures for international students. The report says the decline could reduce the…

The Economic Times

Man suspected of murdering Scottish woman in Greece appears at Athens court

A MAN accused of killing a Scottish woman and disposing of her body in a suitcase has appeared in a court in Athens

The National (Scotland)

Explained: Why South Korea bought gold after 13 years and what it means for yellow metal investors?

In a year marked by dramatic shifts, gold surged to new heights only to undergo a significant decline. Central banks have begun to ramp up their gold holdings, a clear sign of ongoing demand from authoritative sectors. After a thirteen-year hiatus, South Korea's central bank has made a return to…

The Economic Times

Sweltering summer lifts Next sales as profit outlook upgraded again

Clothing and homeware retailer says growth led by suite of alternative brands and strong online sales

The Guardian - UK

I ran 35 miles in the Asics Blazeblast, and it proved the perfect vacation shoe thanks to its versatile design

The Asics Blazeblast combines the cushioned comfort of road running shoes like the Novablast with a thicker outsole that can handle gravel and dirt tracks.

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Elon Musk Mocks Bears as SpaceX Stock Jumps 9%, Beats Revenue Estimates: 'I Try to Warn Them'

SpaceX's stock performance is impacted by its latest financial results, short selling dynamics, and Elon Musk's strategic moves, as the company faces a crucial share unlock this Thursday.

International Business Times UK

Fire tornadoes have reached Europe: What makes them so dangerous?

Fire tornadoes can rapidly change fire behaviour and make firefighting more dangerous.

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The Economic Times

Strong El Niño could push 49 million more people into acute hunger, UN agency says

A powerful El Nino may push nearly 49 million more people into food insecurity. This event carries an 81% chance of being very strong, impacting vulnerable regions. Central America and Southern Africa face the most severe increases in food insecurity. Global food markets are strong, but conflict and crop losses…

Benzinga

Rand Paul Says COVID Exposed How Quickly Washington Could 'Strip Away Your Basic Freedoms'

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) criticized the government’s COVID-19 response, arguing that lockdowns, mandates and pandemic-era restrictions revealed how quickly officials could limit individual freedoms during a crisis.

Euronews

Infineon hits revenue record: AI data centres drive growth

Once the problem child of the chip industry, Infineon has reinvented itself. Its semiconductors are now key components for electric cars, data centres and the energy transition.

The Economic Times

India Inc goes on a global shopping spree with a new wishlist

Indian companies are increasingly pursuing strategic overseas acquisitions. They now focus on acquiring capabilities and technology rather than just scale. Stronger balance sheets and global valuation corrections fuel this trend. This shift represents a structural change in corporate growth strategies. Indian firms are sharpening their global competitive edge through these…

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International Business Times UK

Apple's In-Person iPhone Launch Is Back? US Retail Staff Can Enter Event Lottery

Apple is gearing up for its September product launch, inviting US retail employees to assist via a lottery system, with expectations of unveiling a foldable iPhone.

The Economic Times

South Korea to revive stalled rail project that could connect to North Korea

South Korea will restart a railway project connecting to North Korea's Wonsan city. This project aims to improve access to peace and ecological tourism sites. The government also plans to broaden the use of its Inter-Korean Cooperation Fund. Multilateral talks involving North Korea are currently difficult, according to the foreign…

The Times of India

Why some northern U.S. forests recover after storms and logging while others stall may depend on seedlings already growing beneath the canopy

Forest recovery depends on seedlings already growing before disturbances occur. Healthy advance regeneration aids faster recovery and greater species diversity. Natural disturbances often hinder regeneration more than harvesting operations do. Forest managers should monitor existing seedlings to predict future recovery challenges. Protecting advance regeneration is crucial for maintaining resilient forest…

The Economic Times

Iran war: Hegseth rejects media reports claiming US missile defence stockpiles 'dangerously low'

US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth denied reports of depleted missile defense stockpiles. CNN cited sources claiming nearly 80 percent of THAAD interceptors were used. Senior commanders warned of dangerously low munitions after operations linked to Iran. Pentagon and White House officials rejected suggestions of insufficient military capabilities. They stated…

International Business Times UK

Woman Loses $117K in Fake Wells Fargo Scam as Husband Enters Hospice: 'Everything I Had Is Gone'

A Washington woman lost $117,000 (£87,000) in a sophisticated Wells Fargo scam while caring for her husband in hospice. Learn about the tactics used and the emotional and financial toll.

The Guardian - UK

Germany investigates drone carrying ‘explosive device’ near Ukrainian plane at busy cargo airport – as it happened

German state prosecutors including units working on extremism and terrorism prevention take over investigation into Leipzig incident

The Independent UK

Man accused of killing British woman found in suitcase appears in Athens court

A 26-year-old man arrived at an Athens court on Wednesday morning a little over two weeks after Elisabeth-Jane Ross’s body was found in a suitcase

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