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SK會長輸了！南韓世曼凱創辦人離婚法院裁定分給前妻600億創紀錄

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Liberty Times (中文)

Rabbit Release Reshapes Island: One doe transforms Porto Santo ecology; Darwin reading upended

In 1419, Portuguese explorers brought rabbits to Porto Santo island, leading to their rapid population growth and serious harm to local forests. Darwin later noted them as an example of evolution, but subsequent studies revealed them as a natural subspecies, which lessened their importance in the discourse on evolutionary change.

The Times of India

George Harrison revived a forgotten garden and Olivia kept his dream alive

George Harrison purchased Friar Park in 1970 and began restoring its neglected Victorian gardens. He cleared overgrown vegetation and repaired damaged features, making gardening a family activity. After Harrison's death, Olivia Harrison continued preserving the estate's unique character and elaborate topiary. Today, Friar Park's gardens showcase over 160 restored topiary…

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Rabbits Reshape Island Ecosystem: Sediment DNA tracks 600 years of change; plateau in new equilibrium

In 1874, rabbits were introduced to Kerguelen, leading to severe damage to the unique coastal vegetation. As these invasive creatures proliferated, they also affected the island's central plateau, disrupting its delicate ecosystem. Analyzing lake sediment DNA showed a notable decline in plant variety and a surge in soil erosion following…

The Times of India

Mamdani Releases 9/11 Files Showing NYC Officials Feared 10,000 Injury Claims While Calling Toxic Air Safe

New York City has released over 170,000 pages of 9/11 records, revealing that officials anticipated legal claims over toxic exposure while publicly assuring safety. The documents are now accessible online.

International Business Times UK

Caught on cam: Strike hits close to reporter live on air in Lebanon

Footage shows a reported Israeli air strike hitting near a Lebanese TV journalist amid concerns over renewed fighting between Israel and Hezbollah despite a June ceasefire.

The Times of India

Migrants Beat Baby Dolphin and Hold It 'Like a Trophy', Adding to Ceuta Locals' Anger Amid Surge in Sexual Assaults

A baby dolphin's death on a Ceuta beach sparks outrage amid mistreatment allegations, border crisis tensions, and calls for investigation.

International Business Times UK

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Grief, fury, conspiracy: inside Turning Point USA after Charlie Kirk’s killing

A year since his assassination, the movement Kirk started is reckoning with the void he left behind - and a revolution that eats its own

The Guardian - US

Family of British man found dead in Grenada ask local police to work with UK investigators

Andrew Frederick’s body was found in property he was staying at in Grenada in January

The Guardian - UK

Invasive Bees Reshape Patagonia: European species oust native; parasite spreads

The introduction of a non-native bumblebee species has caused significant disruptions in the pollinator ecosystem of southern South America. This invasive species has not only outcompeted the local Bombus dahlbomii but has also introduced harmful diseases, pushing the native bumblebee towards potential extinction. Additionally, commercial bees have brought with them…

The Times of India

In 2023, Australia paved two suburban roads with 135,000 recycled coffee cups and glass bottles, cutting the asphalt’s carbon footprint by 24%

Australia is embracing sustainability by turning discarded coffee cups into road materials. In Penrith, New South Wales, a groundbreaking project resurfaced local roads with a recycled asphalt mixture, incorporating approximately 135,000 coffee cups and countless glass bottles. This innovative use of recycled content has led to a significant twenty-four percent…

The Times of India

Hunter’s Photos Spur Jaguar Reserve: 1996 sighting reshaped research; Mexico project now protects 56,000 acres

In 1996, a rancher captured stunning photographs of jaguars, igniting research into their northernmost population. This breakthrough prompted conservationists to create a substantial jaguar reserve in Sonora, Mexico. Armed with camera traps, researchers actively monitor the thriving jaguar population. Over the years, the reserve's boundaries have significantly grown, while local…

The Times of India

Shein洋裝藏超噁驚喜！丁字褲「帶污漬還黏護墊」她崩潰：終生拒買

英國一名母親日前在鏡頭前開箱快時尚電商Shein的網購包裹時，抖開1件綠色長洋裝，竟當場掉出1件帶有污漬、甚至還黏著衛生護墊的黑色丁字褲，嚇得她驚呼「太噁心」，怒將整批衣服退貨並...…

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Carl Sandburg bought 245-acre estate for wife's goat farm; it became a poet's NPS site

In 1945, Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Carl Sandburg and his wife, Lilian “Paula” Sandburg, left Michigan for a 245-acre estate near Flat Rock, North Carolina. The move was driven in large part by Paula’s expanding dairy-goat operation, which needed more pasture and suitable farm buildings. Carl also wanted a warmer climate…

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He spent thirty years transforming his 150-acre property into a wetland, now the former AP biology teacher is creating 'bio supermarkets' for wildlife

A former teacher is restoring Minnesota wetlands on his property. He has spent thirty years transforming his land back to its natural state. This restoration effort aims to combat significant wetland loss across the state. Wetlands provide vital ecological services and support biodiversity. His work is supported by the US…

The Guardian - UK

Germany’s Merz cancels phone call with Trump after social media post celebrating AfD win – as it happened

Spokesperson for Merz declines to give a reason for cancellation, but notes that it was not due to scheduling

The Times of India

Ice Cover Redirects Currents: Swedish dye studies track hidden flows; lakes keep layered beneath ice

In Sweden, hydrologist Lars Bengtsson undertook winter tracer experiments in lakes to understand dye dispersion beneath ice cover. These studies revealed how wind-induced tilting of ice creates seiche currents below, although these currents are notably less vigorous than the summer mixing that typically occurs in lakes. Consequently, the presence of…

France 24 (العربية)

اعتداءات 11 سبتمبر: رئيس بلدية نيويورك يعلن نشر وثائق حول إخفاء معلومات عن تلوث الهواء بعد الهجمات

كشف رئيس بلدية نيويورك زهران ممداني الثلاثاء عن نشر عشرات آلاف الوثائق التي تظهر، بحسبه، إخفاء السلطات المعلومات الحقيقية عن تلوث الهواء بعد هجمات 11 أيلول/سبتمبر. وتوفي أكثر من 9400 شخص نتيجة أمراض مرتبطة بتعرضهم لتداعيات الهجمات. فبعد سحابة الغبار الهائلة التي أعقبت انهيار برجي مركز التجارة العالمي، استمرت لأشهر…

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Air traffic control boss given a week to report after UK flight chaos causes 2,000 cancellations

Government remains confident in under-pressure Martin Rolfe but transport secretary believes glitch was avoidable

The Times of India

Shear Diffusion Explained: Swiss dye clouds defy Batchelor theory; experiments back shear model

In 1990, Swiss scientists performed dye tracer experiments in Lake Alpnach, revealing that dye clouds formed elongated streaks rather than symmetrical circles. This finding challenged Batchelor's turbulence theory regarding horizontal diffusion. A shear-diffusion model, however, accurately captured the observed cloud behavior. Subsequent research further validated the impact of shear on…

The Times of India

Swiss entrepreneur is drilling the Alps to make 20 mega-bunkers for the super-rich, here's why

Swiss entrepreneur Thomas Gasser is constructing twenty underground mega bunkers deep within Alpine rocks. These secure vaults will safeguard the valuable assets of the world's wealthiest individuals. Each bunker offers a ninety-nine-year lease, with prices beginning at one million Swiss francs. The complex, located near Lungern, is scheduled to open…

The Times of India

Denmark's forests: plantations store carbon, wild growth wins diversity

Denmark’s long-running effort to create forests on former farmland has revealed a striking trade-off between carbon storage and biodiversity. After 21 years, scientists compared naturally regenerated forests with areas deliberately planted with trees. Plantations accumulated tree biomass and captured carbon faster, while naturally colonised forests developed greater diversity and more…

International Business Times UK

Hungary Expels 10 Russian Diplomats Over 'Unacceptable Activities' After Years of Close Ties With Putin

Hungary expels 10 Russian diplomats, signalling a shift from Viktor Orbán's pro-Moscow policies. The move aims to protect sovereignty, with potential diplomatic repercussions from Russia

Radio France Internationale (Français)

Chine: 50 ans après sa mort, Mao reste une figure tutélaire au bilan difficilement critiquable

Il y a cinquante ans, le 9 septembre 1976, mourait Mao Zedong. Un demi-siècle plus tard, son portrait domine toujours la place Tiananmen et sa pensée reste omniprésente dans le discours du Parti communiste. Mais que représente-t-il encore pour les Chinois ?

International Business Times UK

170,000 Pages of 9/11 Records Show Officials Flagged Toxic Air Risks as Public Was Reassured

New York City has launched a 9/11 records portal, releasing 170,000 pages of documents detailing hazardous conditions and official responses around Ground Zero, aiding survivors and researchers in understanding health risks

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