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Bangladesh President Mohammad Shahabuddin resigns ahead of Sheikh Hasina's planned return, reports of rift with govt
'My partner is half-Indian': Elon Musk rejects racism allegations, says his son's name honours Indian scientist Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar
Oregon proposes fees of up to nearly $5 million for undersea cables using its coastal seabed, with payments benefiting public schools
Oregon is introducing new fees for undersea cable installations near its coast. These charges will generate revenue for the state's public K-12 schools. Existing fees were established about twenty-five years ago and were much lower. The new rates aim to attract tech investment while ensuring compensation. This update follows a 2020 incident involving a cable construction project.
500-year-old place with 200 skeletons buried beneath it: Construction workers uncover it
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Resilient shelter dog Duke finds forever home after heartbreaking journey
Duke, a shelter dog, faced multiple losses including his home and bonded sister. He endured two failed adoptions within a single day at the shelter. A volunteer shared Duke's story online, which reached a woman nine hours away. This woman instantly decided to adopt Duke, bringing him to his new home. Duke now lives a happy life with a family committed to him.
Canada recalls Briine Pacific Tide sparkling water in Alberta after 355ml cans begin bulging
The Government of Canada has recalled Briine Pacific Tide Sparkling Spring Waterin Alberta after some355 ml canswere found to be bulging. The recall has been issued due tonon-harmful microbial contamination (quality or spoilage). Consumers and retailers have been advised not to use, sell, serve or distribute the affected product and to check thetwo affected best-before codes: 01AL2028 and 02AL2028...
Ireland has recovered the remains of 99 infants from the former Tuam mother and baby home; DNA analysis may help restore some of their identities
Ireland has recovered ninety-nine infant remains from a former mother and baby home. Forensic excavations are ongoing at the Tuam site, revealing hidden burial chambers. DNA analysis aims to identify the children and restore their identities to families. This effort acknowledges a dark chapter in the country's institutional history. The state is now confronting its past and treating the deceas...
Rare 2,000-year-old Liubo boards found, but the game's rules remain a mystery
Ancient Liubo boards discovered in Han Dynasty tombs shed light on a beloved game that transcended social classes for centuries. Archaeologists have detailed the game's equipment and venues of play, yet the precise rules of Liubo continue to elude scholars, presenting an enduring enigma in the realm of archaeology. The allure of this lost gameplay continues to inspire curiosity.
Spain invokes first wildfire emergency as fires rage across Europe; over 10,000 evacuated
Spain declared a national emergency due to widespread wildfires. France requested European Union assistance for a major blaze near Bordeaux. Tens of thousands were evacuated from affected tourist and residential areas. This crisis highlights the intensifying impact of climate change on southern Europe. The region is experiencing record-breaking heat and drought conditions.
Myles Garrett lists $2.1M Ohio home after Rams move—here’s what stands out
Star defensive end Myles Garrett is selling his Ohio residence. This move follows his significant trade to the Los Angeles Rams. The Wadsworth home, purchased in 2018, is now listed for sale. It features five bedrooms and five-and-a-half bathrooms across two acres. Garrett's departure marks a new chapter on the West Coast.
German farmer saves 'gay' sheep from slaughter and uses proceeds to help people flee homophobic persecution
A German farmer rescues gay sheep, which are often discarded by the agricultural industry. His Rainbow Wool project transforms these animals into symbols for animal and human rights. Profits from wool sales and collaborations support the LSVD+ foundation, aiding refugees. This initiative highlights the naturalness of homosexuality and challenges societal prejudices. The project continues its v...
NYC Upper West Side stabbing: Zohran Mamdani reveals disturbing details of 'hateful' attack
New York City police are investigating two recent stabbings on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Witnesses reported the suspect shouted "Allahu Akbar" during both assaults on victims. Authorities have arrested 51-year-old Raul Morales in connection with these separate incidents. Investigators are examining mental health factors and whether these attacks qualify as hate crimes.
Scientists left 'Moon cement' outside the ISS for six months; it came back up to 35% stronger
A pioneering development in space materials, the recently created 'Moon cement' derived from lunar and Martian simulants has shown exceptional durability, surviving for half a year outside the International Space Station unscathed. Remarkably, one formulation achieved a 35% boost in compressive strength over Earth-based counterparts, illuminating promising avenues for constructing habitats on the ...
NATO tests giant grass to restore Ukraine's war-damaged soil; may break down explosive residue
Scientists in the Czech Republic are testing giant Miscanthus, a fast-growing perennial grass, to see if it can help restore Ukraine's war-damaged farmland. Backed by a NATO project, the research aims to remove pollutants from contaminated soil, improve soil health and eventually make the land suitable for farming again while producing biomass for renewable energy.
Jonesboro Spider-Man helps man in wheelchair
A man dressed as Spider-Man assisted a person in a wheelchair crossing a busy road. Christopher Hellenthal, returning from an event, saw the struggle and acted quickly. Traffic cameras captured the swift rescue which unfolded in mere seconds. The video of this real-life heroism quickly went viral online. His spontaneous act of kindness reminded everyone about timely assistance.
2,700-year-old sword found standing upright in a Polish forest may reveal a forgotten Bronze Age ritual
A 2,700-year-old bronze sword was discovered standing upright in a Polish forest. This unusual position suggests deliberate placement, possibly as a ritual offering. The well-preserved blade offers insights into Bronze Age craftsmanship and wealth. Similar discoveries have been made in the Gdańsk forest area before. This find adds significant detail to the region's ancient archaeological record.
How Solar Impulse 2 became the first aircraft to complete a 40,000 km fuel-free journey around the world
Solar Impulse 2 completed the first fuel-free flight around the world. The aircraft traveled approximately 40,000 kilometers using only solar energy. It relied on solar cells and onboard batteries to power electric motors. This mission demonstrated advanced engineering and renewable energy capabilities in aviation. The project inspired future developments in electric aircraft technology.
Scientists discover a surprising 'brain' hidden inside the heart
A surprising new scientific study has revealed that the heart has a small network of neurons capable of controlling essential bodily functions. The research conducted at Yale University in US, was published in July 2026 in the scientific journal Cell. It revealed that this nervous system participates in regulating heartbeats and also protects the organ during physical or physiological stress situa...
Florida's first underwater habitat in 40 years will soon host scientists
A new underwater habitat has been installed off the Florida Keys coast. This habitat will allow scientists to live and work beneath the ocean for extended periods. It offers a unique opportunity to study human health responses to extreme environments. Research will also focus on coral reef restoration and climate impact assessments. This marks a significant advancement for marine science and hu...
In 1938, one radio broadcast made Americans think the world was ending: The incredible true story behind the 'War of the Worlds' panic
A 1938 radio drama adaptation of The War of the Worlds caused confusion among listeners. Many Americans believed they were hearing real news of a Martian invasion. This broadcast highlighted the public's trust in radio as an authoritative information source. Historians question the extent of the widespread panic initially reported. The event remains a significant lesson in media's power to inf...
Spain total solar eclipse 12 August 2026: Why thousands of eclipse chasers could miss the total solar eclipse
Spain anticipates thousands for a significant 2026 solar eclipse event. The eclipse's late timing near sunset presents unique viewing challenges. Obstacles like trees and hills could block the low-hanging Sun. Careful site selection and elevation are crucial for clear views. This event begins a rare three-year series of eclipses in Spain.