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This oak tree survived a World War II bomber crash nearly 80 years ago. Now it is competing for Tree of the Year

An oak tree in Rutland that was struck by a World War II Lancaster bomber has been shortlisted for this year's UK Tree of the Year award, alongside nine other trees chosen for surviving extraordinary events across centuries of British history. The Woodland Trust, the charity behind the annual competition,…

The Times of India

Comparing the 2026 Red Sox to the Last Sox Team to Win 15 in a Row

The 1946 Red Sox boasted Ted Williams fresh off a three-year hiatus from serving in World War II. How does that Boston team compare to this one?

Sports Illustrated

Meet Hedy Lamarr: 'Most beautiful woman in the world' who married an arms dealer, became a Hollywood icon and invented a radio signalling system during World War II, becoming the 'mother of Wi-Fi'

Hedy Lamarr, widely known for her illustrious acting career, also made significant strides in technology by inventing a communication system that used frequency hopping to encrypt radio signals in wartime. Her pioneering work paved the way for the development of contemporary innovations such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Although her achievements…

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Japan builds first centralised intelligence agency since World War II. But why now?

Japan is considered one of the world's most peaceful countries. Under its post-war Constitution, the country officially renounced war as a way to settle international disputes; therefore, its national defence forces have long operated under a strict "defence-only" policy.

The Times of India

Wildfire in southern France under control, blaze rages on in Spain

Much of Europe has seen back-to-back heatwaves this summer. Scientists warn that human-driven climate change will increase the intensity and frequency of heatwaves.

Euronews

'1,000% Going Bankrupt': Elon Musk Warns US Will Fail Without Robots

Elon Musk claims the US is '1,000%' headed for bankruptcy unless AI and robots turbocharge growth within three years, as America's $39 trillion national debt hits its highest level since World War II.

International Business Times UK

Quote of the Day by George Patton: 'The test of success is not what you do when you are on top....'- Inspiring lessons on success, resilience, and never giving up by the most renowned American generals in World War II, known as “Old Blood-and-Guts”

General George Patton believed true success is measured by bouncing back after setbacks. He emphasized resilience over perfection, which is a timeless lesson. This military leader's words still resonate with people facing life's challenges. Failure is temporary and offers opportunities for learning and growth. Overcoming adversity builds character and makes…

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'What if my father was a plumber?' Why Warren Buffett calls himself one of the world’s 10 luckiest people

Warren Buffett called himself one of the world’s luckiest people, crediting his early exposure to investing, natural aptitude and good health for his success. As he steps back from Berkshire Hathaway, the 95-year-old remains committed to donating more than 99% of his fortune to philanthropy.

The Economic Times

Inside look: new life for historic cottage overlooking Newcastle's beaches

The historic site is home to a new cafe. Take a look inside.

Newcastle Herald

42 Times Grandparents Shared Horrifying Stories From World War 2, And Some Are Too Hard To Process

It's disheartening to see nations wage wars because they never learn anything from the destruction that the World Wars left in their wake. When we listen to stories about those who fought in them, it can be pretty traumatic. Well, people shared some of these tales from World War II…

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An excavation in Taiwan searches for remains of Japanese soldiers lost in WWII ship sinking

Experts have begun an excavation in Taiwan to recover the remains of Japanese soldiers from World War II

The Independent UK

France commemorates the Vel d’Hiv roundup after a Paris plaque honoring rescuers is vandalized

France has commemorated the Vel d’Hiv roundup, a mass arrest of Jews by French police in 1942

The Independent UK

From colonial symbol to sanctuary: Paris's Grand Mosque turns 100

The Grand Mosque of Paris, built in 1926 in the Latin Quarter as a tribute to Muslim soldiers who died for France during World War I, marks its 100th anniversary this year. French historian Benjamin Stora traces its little-known role as a geopolitical bridge – not only between France and…

France 24

Quote of the Day by Erwin Rommel: “Sweat saves blood, blood saves lives, but...” — why preparation matters, but intelligent decisions matter even more; timeless lessons on strategic thinking, leadership, discipline, and decision-making from the renowned German field marshal during World War II

Some lessons never lose their power, no matter how much the world changes. Today’s Quote of the Day comes from Erwin Rommel: “Sweat saves blood, blood saves lives, but brains save both.” In just a few words, it explains why preparation is important—but smart thinking matters even more. It's a…

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Every Christopher Nolan movie ranked ahead of ‘The Odyssey’: Which cinematic masterpiece takes the top spot?

From mind-bending sci-fi to unforgettable blockbusters, Christopher Nolan has built one of cinema’s most impressive filmographies. Here’s all of his movies, ranked.

Times Life

A 10-Day Northeast India Roadtrip Itinerary Covering Meghalaya, Assam, and Nagaland Without Rushing

Days 1 to 2: Guwahati to Kaziranga, Start Moving Before You Think You're ReadyLand in Guwahati, clear the airport, and drive east on NH27 the same afternoon. The road is wide and fast for the first two hours, then it narrows into the Brahmaputra floodplain and the light turns gold.…

The Times of India

Quote of the day by Julius Caesar: 'The greatest power is not in defeating an enemy, but in making him no longer desire to fight you' and how the Roman leader used the strategy of the 'empty sword' to win without fighting endless wars

Julius Caesar employed a strategy of mercy and generosity to convert adversaries into allies, effectively disarming their resolve by understanding their motivations. Similarly, the ancient strategist Sun Tzu emphasized overcoming enemies without physical confrontation. This principle informs contemporary diplomacy and business negotiations, where fostering ongoing peace and collaboration arises from…

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Switzerland converted military tunnels in the Alps into gold vaults during World War II, hiding its reserves beneath solid rock as Europe descended into war

Switzerland moved its gold reserves into Alpine vaults before World War II. A military ammunition depot became a secure underground treasury for national assets. This decentralization expanded storage capacity and reduced urban risks during the war. The Alps became an integral part of Switzerland's financial infrastructure and defense. New research…

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Meet the thunderstorm that shows up at 3 PM. Almost every day like clockwork

A unique thunderstorm named Hector forms daily over Australia's Tiwi Islands. This storm reliably appears each afternoon between September and March. Local microclimates and sea breezes create this predictable weather phenomenon. World War II pilots used Hector as a navigation beacon for flights. Scientists study Hector's consistent formation to understand…

The Times of India

A Japanese soldier stayed hidden in a Philippine jungle for 29 years because he believed World War II never ended

In March 1974, a gaunt, uniformed figure walked out of the jungle on Lubang Island in the Philippines and handed over his sword, ending a war that had, for him, never actually stopped. Hiroo Onoda was a Japanese army lieutenant who had been sent to Lubang late in the Second…

Times Life

5 Lesser-Known Wildlife Sanctuaries in India Where Real Solitude and Wilderness Still Exist

Dampa Tiger Reserve, MizoramDampa sits in the far west of Mizoram, sharing a border with Bangladesh, and receives a fraction of the footfall that Kaziranga or Corbett pulls in any given weekend. The reserve covers roughly 500 square kilometres of semi-evergreen and moist deciduous forest, and tigers are present, though…

The Economic Times

How the recently launched 'Trump Accounts' follow Warren Buffett's popular stock market advice

President Trump launched Trump Accounts for newborn children's stock market investments. These accounts will invest in an S&P 500 index fund, a strategy long advocated by Warren Buffett. The program aims to help newborns build wealth from an early age. Several companies have pledged support and seed funding for the…

International Business Times

Trump Offers Peek Into New Electoral Recipe: Patriotism Laced With Partisan Politics

US President Donald Trump invoked partisan politics and dabbled with with patriotic appeals as he commemorated the 250th anniversary of American independence, in a trademark departure from the presidential addresses for Independence Day, in which US presidents usually offer unifying pledges.

The Economic Times

What Warren Buffett learnt from buying his first stock at age of 11 amid World War II

Warren Buffett, commonly referred to as the ‘Oracle of Omaha', was born on August 30, 1930 in the town of Omaha, in the US. He studied under the legendary value investor Benjamin Graham while pursuing a business degree at Columbia University.

France 24

Trump again blasts 'communists', hails US as history's 'crowning achievement' on 250th anniversary

US President Donald Trump on Saturday hailed America as the "crowning achievement of human history" in a Fourth of July speech celebrating 250 years of US independence in Washington. Trump claimed that under his presidency, the United States was "prouder than ever before", even as he used the event to…

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