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Two people were shot dead at an NC bottling plant in 2008. A suspect was just arrested 3,000 miles away

Donna Barnhardt and Darrell Noles were shot and killed at the Sun Drop facility on June 13, 2008

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8 Warm Climate Favorites That Handle Heat Easily

Hot weather doesn’t have to flatten a garden’s personality. Some plants actually lean into the heat and come alive when temperatures climb. These sun-loving champions bring color, texture, and fragrance even during long, dry stretches. Gardeners who pick the right varieties save water, reduce maintenance, and still enjoy vibrant outdoor…

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Pilgrims pray on Mount Arafat as hajj reaches peak

MOUNT ARAFAT, Saudi Arabia - Huge numbers of Muslims prayed on Mount Arafat on Tuesday at the climax of the hajj pilgrimage, defying searing temperatures under the desert sun as they fulfilled a lifelong dream.

Bangkok Post

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Quote of the Day by Metaphysical poet Andrew Marvell: 'Thus, though we cannot make our sun stand still...'- The Garden's poet timeless reminder that time never stops, so love and life should not wait

Andrew Marvell's enduring line, "Thus, though we cannot make our sun stand still, yet we will make him run," from 'To His Coy Mistress' reminds us that time is relentless. The poem urges readers to embrace life passionately and fully, rather than succumbing to fear and hesitation, as opportunities and…

The Economic Times

Muslim worshippers defy blistering heat for Hajj pilgrimage at Mount Arafat

More than 1.7 million Muslims gathered for this year's climax of the hajj pilgrimage, enduring scorching desert heat on Tuesday to fulfill a lifelong religious duty. Pilgrims prayed under temperatures topping 44°C, while Saudi authorities deployed extensive heat measures after last year’s deadly conditions.

France 24

'Unfit for Office': Critics Blast 'Bored' Donald Trump After He's Caught Nodding Off During Solemn Memorial Day Speech

A viral video of Donald Trump at a Memorial Day event has sparked debate over whether he appeared bored or was simply squinting in the sun, highlighting ongoing scrutiny of his public conduct.

International Business Times UK

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Unusual red northern lights over Japan suggest some solar storms are stronger than we thought

Researchers analyzing crimson auroras over Japan found the glowing displays stretched hundreds of miles higher into Earth's atmosphere than expected, challenging long-held assumptions about the strength of geomagnetic storms.

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Why Karna’s Story Began Thousands of Years Earlier

Most people know Karna as the tragic warrior of the Mahabharata. A hero born with divine armor. A man unmatched in generosity and courage. But very few know the terrifying story that began long before his birth. Before Karna became the son of the Sun God, he was believed to…

MyLifeXP

London swelters through 'tropical night' – as more temperature records could be broken today

The UK’s previous warmest May night was measured on Sunday when temperatures did not fall below 19.4C

Evening Standard

I stopped checking the weather forecast – and got a series of wonderful surprises

Like so many Britons, I usually consult a weather app before venturing out of the house – and often cancel plans if I don’t like what I see. Here’s what happened when I went cold turkey for a week

The Guardian - UK

'Missing' Lee Andrews Update: Katie Price Backtracks on Kidnap Claims, Realises Husband Was Just Arrested

Katie Price has admitted that her 'missing' husband, Lee Andrews, told her he had been arrested in Dubai, casting doubt on her earlier public claims that he was kidnapped.

International Business Times UK

Michael Schumacher Can Finally Leave His Bed—But the Reality is Bittersweet

Michael Schumacher is reportedly able to leave his bed and move around his Mallorca home in a wheelchair, more than twelve years after the skiing accident that left him with severe brain injuries.

International Business Times UK

Criminal review – homelessness show delivers a rage-making punch in the gut

This mostly alfresco show expertly unpicks how homeless and nomadic people have been persecuted over the centuries – from archaic laws to ludicrous tabloid headlines

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In Pictures: Bank holiday weather bonanza for sunbathers and swimmers

The UK recorded its all-time hottest May temperature as a part of London hit 34.8C on Monday.

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The $120 ‘Summer EBT’ Boost: Why Most Eligible Households Will Receive Their First Deposit Between Late May and Early June

For millions of families struggling with rising grocery costs, summer break often creates a financial problem that arrives right when school meals disappear. Parents suddenly...

Frugal Gardening

6 Late Spring Selections That Still Flourish

Late spring brings warm soil, longer days, and a green light for bold planting choices. Gardeners who act now can still enjoy a season full of color, flavor, and fast-growing rewards. The right selections handle rising temperatures and keep producing strong results without demanding constant attention.

Frugal Gardening

8 Spring Sun Favorites That Deliver Strong Growth

Spring gardens explode with energy when sun-loving plants take center stage. Bright blooms, strong stems, and fast growth all depend on choosing the right varieties for full sunlight. Gardeners who match plants to sunny conditions often enjoy longer flowering seasons and fewer maintenance headaches. These eight spring favorites bring bold…

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France, UK swelter as first-ever May heatwave alert issued

France and the UK experienced record high temperatures for May over the weekend, according to the country’s national weather service, with Paris recording this year's first temperature above 30C on Saturday. A spokesperson for Météo-France added that a yellow heatwave alert issued Sunday was the very first “to be issued…

The Independent UK

Niall Horan breaks down on motorway after performing BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend

Singer Niall Horan broke down on the motorway was forced to wait for the AA on the side of the road after performing at Radio 1's Big Weekend in Sunderland.

Ideal Home

5 reasons why your peonies aren’t blooming – and the simple fixes pro gardeners swear by

From planting depth to sunlight and pruning errors

The Economic Times

With ice cream and giant fans, Hajj pilgrims battle searing heat

To avoid the punishing sun, Inas Gamal abandoned her ambitious plan of spending the days ahead of the hajj praying in Mecca's Grand Mosque and retreated to the comfort of an air-conditioned hotel room to perform her daytime prayers. "I had planned to perform all my prayers at the Grand…

Bangkok Post

Djokovic fights through tough Roland Garros opener, Zverev strolls

PARIS - Novak Djokovic battled from behind to keep his dream of winning a 25th major crown at Roland Garros alive, while Alexander Zverev enjoyed a more comfortable first-round victory as the clay-court Grand Slam got underway on Sunday.

The Economic Times

Alexander Zverev in cruise control as French Open starts under blazing sun

Alexander Zverev began his French Open campaign with a dominant straight-sets victory over Benjamin Bonzi amidst sweltering Parisian heat. The German second seed, aiming for his maiden Grand Slam, efficiently advanced. Meanwhile, the tournament faced significant withdrawals due to injuries, with Jannik Sinner emerging as the men's favourite. Marta Kostyuk,…

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55 cheap, genius things for your backyard with amazing reviews

Whether you’re incorporating decorative light fixtures into your garden or hanging a skillfully made bird feeder, seemingly subtle changes can make all the difference.

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