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Larry Ellison once struggled to pay his electricity bills. Now, he has written a $300 million cheque to...

Once grappling with utility bills for his workshop, tech magnate Larry Ellison transformed his fortunes by acquiring 98 percent of a Hawaiian island for a staggering $300 million. Now residing full-time on Lanai, he envisions a luxury destination coupled with a sustainable community. Despite fluctuations in his wealth driven by market trends, Oracle's cloud operations showcase remarkable strength ...

IShowSpeed performs 'Champions' at FIFA World Cup 2026 final closing ceremony

IShowSpeed performed his song "Champions" at the FIFA World Cup 2026 final closing ceremony. He became the first content creator to perform live at this major global sporting event. His viral World Cup anthem gained significant popularity among football fans worldwide. FIFA secured rights to his song, which became a recognized tournament track. This performance highlighted the growing influence of...

MacKenzie Scott once fixed a broken tooth with glue. Now she's giving $20 million to struggling teenagers

Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott gave a record $20 million to Active Minds. This donation addresses the critical youth mental health crisis in America. Scott's past financial struggles influenced her generous giving approach. The funding will expand mental health programs across schools and universities. Active Minds aims to reduce stigma and improve support accessibility for young people.

Quote of the day by Aristotle: "The ideal man bears the accidents of life with dignity and…" - a powerful lesson on resilience, character and how people respond when life does not go according to plan

Life's unpredictable events require a dignified and graceful response from individuals. Aristotle's philosophy emphasizes maintaining composure during both good and bad fortune. Dignity involves retaining self-worth while experiencing emotions like grief or fear. Grace means responding firmly to injustice without succumbing to anger. This approach focuses on how one handles setbacks, not on avoidi...

Thrown into battle in two weeks': Russia plans 500,000-strong mobilisation, Ukraine claims

Iran's unseen Supreme Leader may turn to Putin as first foreign contact amid war

Scientists used children’s ‘silly sprinklers’ to solve Feynman's physics problem

Mathematicians have solved a physics puzzle using backyard sprinklers. Experiments with silly sprinklers clarified how reverse sprinklers rotate. The key lies in how water momentum collides inside the central chamber. This principle applies across various sprinkler arm shapes and designs. The findings offer insights for fluid dynamics in engineering applications.

Pay quarterly, not yearly: Saudi Arabia introduces 3-month residency permit renewal option for domestic workers

Scientists studied found flies rebuild their biological clock into a separate seasonal mode

In a fascinating discovery, scientists have found that fruit flies adapt their internal biological clocks to survive winter by employing a genetic mechanism known as the winter lock. This adaptation allows them to remain inactive until warmer weather arrives, showcasing a seasonal shift in their molecular structure. These insights not only open avenues for innovative pest control strategies but al...

Watch: Andrew Tate appears to pass phone to team member during US arrest

Mediterranean seagrass survives in dim seabed light by expanding its photosynthetic antenna

Scientists have discovered how the Mediterranean seagrass Posidonia oceanicahas adapted its photosynthetic system to survive in the dim, blue-green light of the seabed. The plant captures more light while moving energy more efficiently by altering its photosynthetic machinery. Researchers say the findings could help develop crop plants that make better use of limited sunlight under dense canopies.

'Not in Iran': Israeli source says supreme leader absent as internal power struggle deepens

Residents kept reporting Dolphins. Underwater microphones revealed their visits

Scientists from Kyoto University used underwater microphones to monitor dolphins in two bays along Japan's Sea of Japan coast. They found dolphin sounds only about once every 10 days, suggesting the animals visit these waters occasionally. The study also shows that long-term underwater listening can help scientists better understand and conserve marine life.

Warming seas are bringing octopus, red mullet and bream into UK waters

As the seas warm, British waters are now seeing an influx of Mediterranean species. This environmental transformation is compelling local fishers to modify their traditional techniques. Notably, octopus populations are surging, impacting native shellfish and depleting other seafood supplies. In response, chefs are creatively revamping menus to highlight these new arrivals like octopus and bream, b...

‘Security hole’ enabled US-Israel bombing of Ayatollah’s residence: Iran minister Araghchi

Iranian foreign minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi alleged a security breach allowed foreign powers access. This breach reportedly provided intelligence and influenced decision-making during a conflict. He stated attackers knew Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's routine and targeted his residence precisely. A regional leader had warned Iran about leadership being targeted before the conflict began. Araghchi...

'No bribes, no threats': Iran FM says US cannot scare people who expect death at any moment

Travelling to UAE? Check your flight as Kuwait, Saudi routes face disruptions

Florida is planting 15,000 milkweeds along highways to help monarch butterflies

Scientists and transport officials in Florida have planted 15,000 milkweed plants along roadsides to help monarch butterflies survive and reproduce. Milkweed is the only plant on which monarchs lay their eggs, making it essential for their life cycle. The project also supports bees and other pollinators while testing whether roadside habitats can become long-term wildlife corridors across the stat...

'That's what Lindsey wanted': Trump seeks Iran's inclusion in Russia sanctions bill

President Trump wants Republican lawmakers to add Iran to the Russia sanctions bill. This legislation targets major buyers of Russian energy and aims to hold them accountable. The revised bill refines tariff authority and adds new measures for sanctions evasion. It also incorporates acts targeting Chinese support for Russia's defense industry. The updated legislation seeks to prevent Tehran from a...

Saudi Arabia records 22.5% rise in Umrah arrivals as over 1.27 million pilgrims visit kingdom

Elisha Cuthbert has sold her longtime LA home for $1.93 million after cutting the asking price

Hollywood actress Elisha Cuthbert has sold her Los Angeles home for $1.93 million after several unsuccessful attempts to find a buyer. The property was sold shortly after a final price cut. The sale comes as Cuthbert returns to acting following a four-year break, during which she focused on raising her two children with husband Dion Phaneuf.

Scientists discover a ‘third cell’ that helps regrow hair

In a groundbreaking development, Japanese researchers have unveiled a pivotal third cell integral to the regeneration of hair follicles. This finding holds the potential to reverse conditions like baldness and thinning hair by collaborating with two established cell types. Successful experiments conducted on mice demonstrated the complete cycle of hair growth, paving the way for pioneering regener...

US envoy rejects Mamdani's threat to arrest Netanyahu during NYC visit

The real-life Gilmore Girls house from the pilot episode is for sale for $2.7 million in Ontario, where Unionville first stood in for Stars Hollow

A historic Unionville home, which served as Lorelai and Rory Gilmore’s house in the pilot episode, is now for sale. This property, listed at $3.88 million CAD, offers a tangible connection to the beloved show. The surrounding neighborhood also featured as key Stars Hollow locations, enhancing its appeal. The house, built around 1875, blends Victorian charm with modern amenities for comfortable liv...

Iran's shadow fleet rushed $6 billion of oil to China during brief US truce: Report