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‘Still have land to spare’: US was only country to reject UN vote to replace 16th-century world map we know, calling the resolution ‘superfluous’

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‘This could just be the beginning’: minorities fear first far-right win in German state election

As polls point to victory in Saxony-Anhalt for AfD party promising deportations, people face agonising choice: stay or go

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Reform UK bans journalists from its conference after critical reporting

AT least three journalist have been banned by Reform UK from its annual conference after they published reporting critical of the party and its…

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He lived in the US for 30 years & was seeking citizenship — then ICE detained the 76-year-old at his interview as his cancer treatment hung in the balance

A 76-year-old Filipino national was detained by immigration officials during his citizenship interview. He had lived in the United States for thirty years and was seeking naturalization. The man is currently undergoing treatment for advanced prostate cancer and requires ongoing medical care. His family and advocates express concern over his…

The Economic Times

Heart problem spotted in 2 secs by 'superhuman' AI? How this tool can see deep into your heart valves what doctors may miss

Heart disease spotted in 2 seconds: An artificial intelligence system can analyse ECGs to detect hidden signs of heart disease. The technology can identify subtle patterns that even expert cardiologists may miss and has shown high diagnostic accuracy for several cardiovascular conditions. It can also detect signs linked to diabetes…

The Economic Times

Communities across the US blocking datacenter projects. Trump says they’re ignoring the financial upside: ‘End up being backwards and poor’

He urged communities to embrace datacenters

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“Stuffed As A Society”: People Fear For The Future After Learning Intimate Act That Gen Z Is Rejecting

Some Gen Z commenters argued that it can be a conscious decision to avoid an uncomfortable, awkward, or potentially misread situation.

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Though rarely heretical, Richard Flanagan’s essays have a ferocious moral force

Richard Flanagan’s latest book Heresies is a collection of 24 occasional pieces published between 2009 and 2025. They cover a range of topics dear to the author’s heart but also display the deep thinking and reading of one of Australia’s leading writers.

The Conversation

After a decade-long restoration, 1,800 volunteers took turns pulling a 400-ton Japanese castle with ropes; 8,000 people had applied for the chance to help move it

In a remarkable achievement, thousands of volunteers in Japan successfully relocated a historic castle keep using age-old techniques. This monumental task represents a critical advancement in a decade-long restoration initiative. The keep has been repositioned closer to its original stone foundation, revealing archaeological treasures like ancient drainage systems and remnants…

The Times of India

Wild beavers vanished from Norfolk 500 years ago; now a mystery pair has appeared and had two kits, raising hopes of a permanent wild population

For the first time in more than 500 years, wild beaver kits have been born in Norfolk, marking an extraordinary milestone in the county’s wildlife recovery. Two young Eurasian beavers have been discovered at Pensthorpe Nature Reserve near Fakenham, months after an adult pair unexpectedly appeared along the River Wensum.…

The Times of India

In July, ICE arrested nearly 50,000 people, the highest monthly number of Trump’s second term: ‘They changed the tactics’

Quieter enforcement on a larger scale.

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Trump Admin Used Customs Law to Obtain Journalist's Phone Records Without Prior Judicial Approval

The DHS is controversially using a 1930 customs law to access journalists' records without judicial approval, raising significant legal and ethical concerns about press freedom and privacy.

International Business Times UK

Earth’s forests lost 60% of their canopy during ancient global warming—could it happen again?

Ancient forests endured extreme global warming over 56 million years ago. This warming event caused a significant loss of forest canopy cover. Forests took over 100,000 years to fully recover from this damage. Modern forests face similar challenges with faster carbon emissions. Past warming events offer crucial lessons for current…

The Economic Times

"This girl and I have been through the fire." Aged 15, Mikaela Mayer was playing alongside Nita Strauss in an all-girl metal band touring America with Avenged Sevenfold and My Chemical Romance. Tonight she's fighting for three world boxing titles

Teenage metal band Lia-Fail may not have conquered the world, but their former guitarist and bassist are now global stars

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Trump Forest Service official faces inquiry over diverting firefighting resources near own property

The Trump administration is facing calls for an investigation into allegations that a senior US Forest Service official sought additional firefighting resources for a blaze near his private ranch in Idaho, according to a report by The Guardian.

The Independent UK

Meera Syal makes marriage admission in rare comments on Sanjeev Bhaskar

‘Let’s move on swiftly from that,’ comedy star said while reflecting on subject

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Senator calls for probe of RFK's lies

Meanwhile, Republican efforts to prosecute Dr. Anthony Fauci for contempt of Congress have hit a wall

The Times of India

Meet Neil Gilson, the Devon swimmer who became the first person to swim Switzerland’s 10 largest lakes in a gruelling 230-mile challenge

Neil Gilson swam across Switzerland's ten largest lakes over two summers. This extraordinary feat covered approximately 230 miles of challenging open-water swimming. His final 45-mile swim across Lake Geneva lasted over twenty-two hours. Gilson undertook this immense challenge to raise awareness for PANS and PANDAS conditions. His children joined him…

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What the Lindsay Clancy trial reveals about postpartum psychosis

The Lindsay Clancy trial brings postpartum psychosis into public focus, a rare and severe condition. This psychiatric emergency affects one to two women per thousand births after childbirth. Experts emphasize the need for better access to specialized care and earlier recognition of warning signs. While treatable, the condition often requires…

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EPA faces lawsuit over claims it fast-tracked approval of toxic 'data center chemicals' — exposure to photoacid generators used for semiconductor manufacturing could result in ‘sudden death,’ also appear to be long-lasting PFAS

An environmental group said that two new chemicals approved by the EPA for semiconductor manufacturing do not come with enough safeguards, so they're suing the agency for 'turning the new chemical review process on its head.'

The Independent UK

RFK Jr told Congress a trip to Samoa had ‘nothing to do with vaccines.’ A letter from 2019 says otherwise

In a newly-obtained letter to Samoa’s prime minister, RFK Jr. used the words ‘vaccine’ or ‘vaccination’ eight times

The Independent UK

The private love story of Dolly Parton and her husband Carl Dean

Country music legend’s death follows 17 months from that of her husband, the famously private Carl Dean

International Business Times UK

Lindsay Clancy Trial: Psychologist Rejects Her Claim of Hearing a Voice Before Children's Deaths

The Lindsay Clancy murder trial sees a prosecution psychologist disputing her postpartum psychosis defence, questioning her claim of hearing a male voice commanding her to kill her children.

The Times of India

Nathan Cofnas, scholar who exposed Jason Arday’s plagiarism, says he had no ill will towards him: “This was about DEI”

Nathan Cofnas, the American researcher who first publicly detailed extensive plagiarism allegations against Cambridge University’s youngest Black professor, Jason Arday, has said he bore no personal animosity towards the late academic. In his first detailed comments to VRT NWS after Arday’s death, Cofnas stated that he “had zero interest” in…

The Independent UK

Venice Film Festival adds Gaza doc ‘NAZA' to competition lineup

The Venice Film Festival has added a new documentary about the civilian toll of the Israel-Hamas war to its lineup

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