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Senegal's worsening droughts are quietly reshaping families, and researchers say it could mean climate stress is nudging migration from temporary moves toward longer-term settlement

Worsening droughts are compelling Senegalese migrants in Europe to permanently bring their families over, a new study reveals. This shift from sending remittances to family reunification is particularly pronounced for those with legal status and existing social networks. However, women left behind in Senegal face increased immobility, becoming "trapped populations."…

The Times of India

Pope gets ball from final out of 2005 White Sox World Series game that he attended

The future Pope Leo XIV was famously caught on camera in 2005, cheering from the stands during the game

The Independent UK

US homes used chlordane to kill termites until banned in 1988; a 2025 study found it still at toxic brain levels in 8 of 17 sick skunks caught around Detroit

Homes built before 1988 may harbor toxic chlordane in their soil, a pesticide banned in 1988 but persisting for decades. Recent studies reveal skunks in Detroit are dying from chlordane-induced neurotoxicosis, acting as an early warning for human health risks including cancer and neurological damage. Homeowners are urged to inquire…

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16 men, including Indian-origin accused, arrested in Canada after South Asian extortion probe; all released on bail except one

In a significant crackdown, Calgary police charged 16 men, primarily of Indian descent on visas, linked to a widespread extortion scheme targeting the South Asian community. While mugshots of 15 suspects have been publicly released, only one remains detained, with the others granted bail. Investigators are examining possible connections to…

The Times of India

Because you sent LinkedIn request to USCIS staff: Is this a new ground to deny naturalization?

A US citizenship applicant was denied naturalization after sending a LinkedIn request to USCIS officials. USCIS stated this action raised concerns about potentially threatening or improperly influential behavior, equating it to threats their personnel face. An attorney commented that it was an unusual case as there is no accusation of…

The Times of India

Russian Hardliners Reportedly Call On Putin To Consider Using Tactical Nuclear Weapons Against Ukraine

Russian hardliners are urging President Vladimir Putin to escalate attacks against Ukraine as Kyiv is increasingly able to strike deep inside the country and target critical infrastructure, according to a new report.

International Business Times

Touring Trump's Washington: How the president is putting his imprint on the nation's capital

America is celebrating its 250th anniversary, and the nation's capital is undergoing significant changes under President Donald Trump

The Independent UK

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After 70 years of digging, the ancient city of Sardis in western Turkey has joined UNESCO’s World Heritage list, with ongoing excavations uncovering how successive civilisations left lasting marks on the ancient city

The ancient city of Sardis in western Turkey, a seven-decade excavation project, has achieved UNESCO World Heritage status. This recognition highlights the site's rich history, from its origins as the Lydian Empire's capital, credited with early coinage, to its roles under Persian, Greco-Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman rule. The discovery of…

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This 250-year-old "John Doe" was just identified using DNA, naming a Revolutionary War soldier after 250 years

A teenage Revolutionary War soldier, lost for over two centuries, has been identified thanks to a remarkable fusion of forensic science and genealogical research. Private John Pumphrey, who fell at the Battle of Camden in 1780, was identified through DNA technology and tracing his family tree, connecting him with living…

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Watch: Boeing 777's near-miss — wing skims inches from runway during risky manoeuvre

The widely shared footage has fuelled debate among aviation experts and pilots, many of whom questioned the unusually low altitude at which the widebody aircraft was flown. The Boeing 777 is one of the world's largest twin-engine commercial aircraft and is generally operated with generous safety margins during low-level manoeuvres…

The Times of India

Brexit at 10: What price has the UK paid for 'taking back control'?

Ten years after the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union, Brexit supporters still see this as a historic act of sovereignty, while critics point to the resulting economic damage and political division.

Radio France Internationale

Samsung Eyes $648 Billion Mega Investment to Supercharge South Korea's AI and Chip Ambitions

Samsung plans to invest 1,000 trillion won in South Korea over the next decade, focusing on AI and semiconductor manufacturing, aiming to boost regional development beyond Seoul.

International Business Times UK

‘Everyone is talking about Cape Verde’: World Cup run delights diaspora community in UK

Cape Verdeans in Britain feeling ‘incredibly proud’ after team’s hard-fought draws against Spain and Uruguay

The Guardian - UK

Chinese proverb of the day: 'A closed mouth avoids trouble, but a closed mind invites it' and a lesson in silence, curiosity and wisdom

A Chinese proverb highlights the wisdom of selective silence, protecting against troubles from careless words. However, it warns that a closed mind, resistant to learning and new ideas, invites deeper problems. Practicing thoughtful speech and maintaining an open, curious mind are presented as crucial habits for navigating life's complexities, fostering…

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New study suggests health damage from exposure to Ohio toxic train spill

Research finds immune systems still ‘responding to toxic chemical exposures’ related to East Palestine derailment

The Guardian - US

Trump administration targets Cop City protesters in latest push to prosecute ‘antifa’

Critics say the government is ‘creating a boogeyman’ in its drive to use the ‘antifa’ label to frame protesters as terrorists

The Times of India

Dubai ruler Sheikh Hamdan approves three major Dubai projects including AI park, 8km Creek upgrade and Falcon market

Dubai is launching ambitious new projects blending AI, heritage, and urban design to enhance living, working, and visiting experiences. Key initiatives include the world's first AI-designed park, a dedicated Falcon Market celebrating Emirati culture, and an 8km lighting transformation of Dubai Creek. These developments aim to boost quality of life,…

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UK to release 6,000 prisoners early in phases from September to ease jail overcrowding

Thousands of prisoners in England and Wales are set to be released early under the UK government's prison reform programme, with the first group expected to leave custody in September as ministers try to ease overcrowding in the prison system.

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Hezbollah claims hits on Israel’s Iron Dome but videos show strikes on decoys

As the on-again, off-again fighting continues between Israel and Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed militia has revealed its deadly FPV drone fleet: small quadcopters equipped with light explosives. Analysis of videos of the attacks suggests the Israeli army has turned to a Second World War-era trick to counter Hezbollah’s FPVs: decoys.

International Business Times UK

Author Claims 'Biblical Proof that Trump Will Save America', Lots of People Love It While MAGA Hates It

A Florida woman's satirical book, featuring blank pages, critiques the intertwining of politics and religion, and has become an unexpected bestseller, sparking mixed reactions.

The Times of India

Pakistan's debt hits record Rs 81.9 trillion, highest in nation's history

According to a report, Pakistan will need stronger revenue generation, tighter control over public spending and sustained structural reforms to place its finances on a more sustainable footing. It cautioned that unless the underlying causes of rising borrowing are addressed, the country could face even greater fiscal challenges in the…

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: US military justice under scrutiny after pilot convicted of strangling British woman

Sarah Steele spoke of ‘degrading’ experience under US military justice after assault in England. Plus, why Toy Story 5 is the ultimate millennial girl movie

The Independent UK

Groom gambles away entire wedding fund, then sues DraftKings

Exclusive: ‘Once they put the product out there, they have an obligation to make it reasonably safe,’ attorney Yvonne Flaherty told The Independent of client Dane Miller, who also lost his job and considered suicide in the aftermath

International Business Times UK

Iran and Egypt Urge FIFA to Distance World Cup Match from Seattle Pride

Iran and Egypt have asked FIFA to ensure no Pride-related activities occur during a World Cup match in Seattle, coinciding with the city's Pride weekend.

The Independent UK

Paris imposes alcohol bans as 40C heatwave leads to scores of deaths in France

Restrictions in the French capital came into effect at midday as temperatures swelled to 36C, in a desperate bid to curb excess deaths

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