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Indian-origin couple invested over 0,000 of their life savings into opening their dream vegan cafe in Australia; an arson attack against tobacconists has left them raising funds for repairs

Indian-origin couple invested over $100,000 of their life savings into opening their dream vegan cafe in Australia; an arson attack against tobacconists has left them raising funds for repairs

Ashish Sharma and Manali Purohit had invested almost all of their life savings into opening their dream vegan cafe in Melbourne. But after just three months of operating, they lost their entire space to an arson attack by tobacconists, as per a report by The Australia Today.On the morning of October 12, the cafe was…

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Radio tags reveal how giant green anacondas hide underwater in the Amazon; researchers spotted them at just 17.7% of tracked locations |

Radio tags reveal how giant green anacondas hide underwater in the Amazon; researchers spotted them at just 17.7% of tracked locations |

Representative Image of a green anaconda concealed among dense vegetation and riverbanks in the western Amazon rainforest (AI-generated image) In the western Amazon, finding a green anaconda can depend on more than knowing which river it inhabits. Dense vegetation, submerged debris and concealed riverbanks can make the giant reptile difficult to observe, even when researchers…

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Texas took their land for a highway, changed the route and left part unused; now the owners want to buy it back | World News

Texas took their land for a highway, changed the route and left part unused; now the owners want to buy it back | World News

The Texas Supreme Court has ruled that a claim to buy back land acquired for a highway can proceed after a change in the project’s route left part of the property unused. The case concerns land in Tomball, Harris County. The state acquired it from Joyce Hutcherson, Rudolph Pusok and Jimmie Pusok in 2014. After…

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In 1975, Kodak began operating a uranium-based research device beneath its Rochester laboratory; 31 years later it shut down, and a new account explains why it was never a self-sustaining nuclear reactor

In 1975, Kodak began operating a uranium-based research device beneath its Rochester laboratory; 31 years later it shut down, and a new account explains why it was never a self-sustaining nuclear reactor

Kodak’s equipment contained about 3.5 pounds of highly enriched uranium (Representational AP photo) For most people, Kodak is a name associated with cameras and photographic film. But for 31 years, the American company had something far less familiar inside its research facility in Rochester, New York: a nuclear device containing highly enriched uranium.The machine began…

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Ryan Seacrest’s foundation opened its first bilingual hospital media studio in Miami; young patients can now host broadcasts | World News

Ryan Seacrest’s foundation opened its first bilingual hospital media studio in Miami; young patients can now host broadcasts | World News

PC: Ryan Seacrest Foundation Nicklaus Children’s Hospital in Miami has opened a new Seacrest Studios, the first bilingual studio in the Ryan Seacrest Foundation’s network. Made possible by a grant from the Foundation, the broadcast media centre sits in the lobby of the hospital’s Advanced Pediatric Care Pavilion. It opened on 1 June 2026 with…

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After losing their home in Gaza, a Palestinian potter turned clay into dome-shaped shelter for his parents as shortages of cement and steel stall reconstruction

After losing their home in Gaza, a Palestinian potter turned clay into dome-shaped shelter for his parents as shortages of cement and steel stall reconstruction

After spending two years living in a tent, Palestinian potter Jaafar Atallah decided to turn the very earth beneath his feet into a home for his parents. With cement and steel difficult to obtain in Gaza, he gathered around 15 people, collected local clay and experimented with mud bricks until they managed to build a…

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From January 1, 2027, Michigan will prohibit uncertified, untreated firewood from entering the state to keep out more than 140 pests and diseases; repeat offenders could face fines of ,000 to ,000 from 2028

From January 1, 2027, Michigan will prohibit uncertified, untreated firewood from entering the state to keep out more than 140 pests and diseases; repeat offenders could face fines of $1,000 to $10,000 from 2028

Michigan will allow firewood from outside the state only if it is properly treated to eliminate insects and pathogens. (AI photo) A piece of firewood may appear harmless, but insects and plant diseases can remain hidden inside it and travel to new places when the wood is moved. A new rule in Michigan bans untreated…

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First ‘Survivor’ winner Richard Hatch won  million in 2000; now, 26 years later, court orders him to pay .29 million in unpaid taxes | World News

First ‘Survivor’ winner Richard Hatch won $1 million in 2000; now, 26 years later, court orders him to pay $3.29 million in unpaid taxes | World News

Image credit: Monty Brinton/CBS Richard Hatch, the winner of the first season of Survivor in 2000, has been ordered to pay $3,293,471.56 to the US federal government over unpaid tax liabilities, with interest continuing to accrue. The ruling, issued on March 17, 2026, comes more than 25 years after Hatch won $1,010,000 on the reality…

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China’s economy gains pace on exports as domestic demand falters

China’s economy gains pace on exports as domestic demand falters

In the July-September quarter, China recorded an economic growth of 4.5%, surpassing analysts’ expectations. (Pic Credit: IANS) China’s economy expanded by 4.5% in the July-September quarter compared with the same period a year earlier, supported by strong exports, official data showed on Monday. The growth brings Beijing closer to achieving its annual economic target as…

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