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This 4,000-year-old wooden monument in England may have been built to ‘extend summer’
A fascinating new study unveils that Seahenge, an ancient wooden monument on the Norfolk coast, may have been constructed to mitigate harsh cold weather conditions. Archaeologist David Nance posits that this timber circle, together with a related structure, was created as a ritualistic endeavor to prolong summer and restore warmth. This innovative theory interweaves climate evidence with mythology...
Asian Andy asks Twitch to lift 9-year ban after ExtraEmily driving controversy
A nine-year Twitch ban for streamer Asian Andy, originally for "eating chicken nuggets and driving," has resurfaced following ExtraEmily's recent 24-hour suspension for a similar driving clip. Andy is now appealing his permanent ban, seeking a return to streaming games. This has ignited debate on whether old, severe bans should be re-evaluated against Twitch's current, stricter rules on distracted...
Scientists thought ravens followed wolves for food. A 2.5-year GPS study told a different story.
In Yellowstone National Park, ravens have demonstrated remarkable intelligence by devising a unique method for locating food. Instead of merely tailing wolves, these clever birds create mental maps of successful hunting zones. This memory-based strategy enables them to navigate across significant distances and head straight for areas likely to have wolf kills, overturning prior beliefs about their...
Indian-origin Rep Thanedar tells 'racist' Brandon Gill what the Internet has been constantly reminding him. 'You married an Indian American'
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A 5,000-year-old ritual circle was hidden under a Scottish island; archaeologists found it without digging
Beneath the lush peat of Scotland's Isle of Arran, a 5,000-year-old ritual circle has emerged, thanks to innovative geophysical scanning. This discovery reveals a ring of 12 underground pits, likely from the Neolithic or Bronze Age, without the disturbance of digging. The site adds a mysterious new chapter to the storied past of Machrie Moor, potentially indicating the presence of ancient ceremoni...
UK Hindus lose land bid to church and Muslim group
British Hindus in Cambridgeshire have been denied their first place of worship in Northstowe, with a local council awarding faith land to a church and Muslim group. Hindu Samaj Northstowe's bid, proposing an interfaith centre and temple, was scored lower than the Northstowe Church Network's proposal. This leaves around 150 Hindu families without a local space for worship and cultural practices, fo...
IShowSpeed reveals plans to stream Lionel Messi’s Argentina vs Cape Verde FIFA World Cup knockout match from the stadium
IShowSpeed is set to livestream Argentina’s Round of 32 match against Cape Verde from the stadium during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The update was shared by IShowSpeedHQ and confirmed through his official YouTube schedule. The match also marks Lionel Messi’s first knockout game of the tournament as Speed continues his plan to stream every Round of 32 fixture.
Rare 1776 copy of US Declaration of Independence discovered in London after 250 years
A rare copy of the Declaration of Independence, believed to have been lost for more than 250 years, has been discovered at Britain's National Archives in London, making it the only known example of its kind to survive outside the United States. The National Archives said the Declaration was among documents seized by the Royal Navy in December 1776 after British forces captured the American private...
Scientists find butterflies that live nearly a year and barely age
Recent research reveals that tropical butterflies known as Heliconius exhibit remarkable longevity, surviving nearly a year with little deterioration, unlike their transient relatives. This species showcases preserved strength and body mass, indicative of a slower aging process. Their unique pollen-rich diet aids in this phenomenon, alongside intrinsic biological factors. This discovery may serve ...
Scientists found a spider in the Amazon that looks like a parasitic fungus so perfectly they first mistook it for a mushroom
In a groundbreaking discovery in Ecuador's Amazon, scientists have identified a unique spider species, Taczanowskia waska, which artfully impersonates a fungus that preys on spiders. This exceptional adaptation combines pale hues, fungus-like appendages, and a still demeanor that interlaces it seamlessly within its environment, deceiving even seasoned researchers. Highlighted through citizen scien...
Scientists discover giant fan-shaped structure beneath Antarctica's ice sheet
Scientists have unearthed a colossal, fan-shaped geological formation hidden beneath East Antarctica's ice. This massive structure, dubbed the East Antarctic Fan-Shaped Basin Province, connects previously known underground basins, reshaping our understanding of ancient supercontinent Gondwana's breakup and Antarctica's ice sheet behavior amid climate change. The discovery reveals a more dynamic ge...
How a Pakistan syndicate smuggled 200kg of human placentas every month
In a shocking revelation, Pakistani law enforcement has dismantled an international syndicate involved in the illicit trade of human placentas. Authorities uncovered a processing facility in Islamabad responsible for exporting nearly 200kg monthly for use in expensive anti-aging treatments. The operation was exposed following a raid that seized 500kg of the material, resulting in five arrests and ...
A river straightened in the 1800s has been ‘re-wiggled’ after more than 100 years. Now wildlife may return
England's River Kemp, straightened over a century ago, is finally flowing naturally again after an 18-month restoration. This project, involving engineers, conservationists, and farmers, has reconnected the river to its original "Walcot Wiggle" route. The restored wetlands will now help manage floodwaters and provide a vital habitat for diverse wildlife, including endangered freshwater pearl mus...
Pakistan gang rape case: Deputy PM Ishaq Dar's relative among four arrested over assault on two foreign women
Pakistani authorities have apprehended four individuals, including a relative of Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar, in connection with the alleged gang rape of two foreign women in Lahore. The victims, from the Netherlands and Venezuela, reportedly met the main accused, Muhammad Raza Dar, during a cryptocurrency venture in Singapore. They were allegedly abducted and assaulted after arriving in Pakis...
Who is Twana Jamal? Iraqi 'Godfather of traffickers' who made £100,000 a week smuggling migrants to UK
Twana Jamal, infamous for his role as the 'Godfather of traffickers' in France, has sought asylum in the UK after serving time for orchestrating illegal Channel crossings. Now residing in Leicester, he allegedly flaunts his power and connections, prompting significant concerns regarding the integrity of the UK's immigration system. In response, Downing Street has vowed to conduct a thorough invest...
Three Michigan brothers sold lemonade for 50 cents, then were told they needed nearly $400 in permits. They fought back and won
Three Michigan brothers faced a hefty permit fee for their 50-cent lemonade stand, prompting them to fight for change. Their advocacy, with the help of their mother and a state representative, led to a bill exempting minors earning under $5000 from such permits. The bipartisan bill has passed the state house, aiming to preserve a cherished American childhood tradition
Heatwave safety steps: Experts urge precautions to prevent heatstroke
A scorching heatwave is sweeping across the central and eastern United States, pushing temperatures up to 105°F right before the Fourth of July festivities. Health officials are stressing the importance of caution, particularly for vulnerable populations, as the risk of heatstroke is notably high. Staying hydrated, donning appropriate clothing, and being aware of the symptoms are essential for sur...
Sharjah announces traffic diversions near University city for Etihad rail works; Motorists face delays until August
Sharjah motorists face temporary traffic diversions near University City until August due to construction for the Etihad Rail Station Access Roads Project. Authorities urge drivers to follow new signs and allow extra travel time, especially during peak hours. These essential upgrades are paving the way for faster, sustainable passenger rail services connecting the UAE's key areas, promising long-t...