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Two Indiana teen brothers, 15 and 14, jumped into a retention pond to save a grandmother and two young children; one pulled a submerged 2-year-old from a stroller and got the toddler breathing again

Two Indiana teen brothers, 15 and 14, jumped into a retention pond to save a grandmother and two young children; one pulled a submerged 2-year-old from a stroller and got the toddler breathing again

Two teenage brothers jumped into a murky pond in Carmel, Indiana, to rescue a grandmother, her four-year-old grandchild, and a toddler trapped underwater in a pushchair. Maddox Larger, 15, and his 14-year-old brother, Grant, jumped into the water on Monday, 12 October 2026, after seeing the family in danger. Their quick actions helped save a…

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Yemen says 1,250 strikes rained on Houthis within 24 hours, claims over 700 Houthis killed

Yemen says 1,250 strikes rained on Houthis within 24 hours, claims over 700 Houthis killed

The spokesperson claimed nearly 700 “militia elements” were neutralised in the attacks. Yemen armed forces on Thursday claimed they conducted 1,250 targeting operations against the Houthis within the past 24 Hours, as the Iran-backed group targeted Aden’s presidential palace and launched several strikes over Saudi regions.Armed forces spokesperson colonel Majed Al-Nuzaili said the strikes were…

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US midterms: Postal Service announces special measures to ensure mail-in ballots reach voters on time

US midterms: Postal Service announces special measures to ensure mail-in ballots reach voters on time

US Postal Service (USPS) is prepared to handle millions of mail-in ballots ahead of the November 3 midterm elections. The US Postal Service (USPS) is prepared to handle millions of mail-in ballots ahead of the November 3 midterm elections, which will determine control of Congress and decide several key races, Postmaster General David Steiner said…

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US midterms: Trump warns voters Democrats will ‘destroy’ America, backs Andy Biggs in Arizona governor race | World News

US midterms: Trump warns voters Democrats will ‘destroy’ America, backs Andy Biggs in Arizona governor race | World News

US President Donald Trump/Image: AP US President Donald Trump urged Arizona voters to support Republican candidates in the November elections, attacking Democrats over their response to his State of the Union address and backing Rep. Andy Biggs in the race for governor.Speaking at a rally in Bullhead City on Wednesday, Trump criticised Democratic Governor Katie…

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Ontario court ordered a homeowner to pay neighbours 0,000 in damages and costs; a year later, his property was advertised for sheriff’s sale | World News

Ontario court ordered a homeowner to pay neighbours $520,000 in damages and costs; a year later, his property was advertised for sheriff’s sale | World News

In September 2024, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice released its judgment in Delavalle v. Acciavatti, a dispute between neighbours on Pentagon Boulevard in Sault Ste. Marie. Nick Joseph Delavalle and Christine Ropeter brought the claim against Marty Joseph Acciavatti, who owned the abutting property at number 29. The court awarded each plaintiff $210,000 in…

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‘Big items are done’: Envoy Gor says India-US trade negotiations moving at ‘incredible pace’

‘Big items are done’: Envoy Gor says India-US trade negotiations moving at ‘incredible pace’

US ambassador to India, Sergio Gor. US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor said on Thursday that negotiations for a bilateral trade agreement were progressing at an “incredible pace”, adding that the “big items are done”.Speaking at an interactive session at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum, Gor echoed external affairs minister S Jaishankar’s assessment of the…

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China, Pakistan hold high-altitude army drills with Beijing-supplied arms

China, Pakistan hold high-altitude army drills with Beijing-supplied arms

In a landmark move, China and Pakistan have kicked off their inaugural joint military exercise, dubbed Karakoram 2026, in the high-altitude region of Xinjiang. China and Pakistan launched their first joint army exercise in a high-altitude region of China’s Xinjiang, with all weapons and military equipment used in the drills supplied by Beijing, Chinese state…

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A 13-year-old Indian-American student invented a system to fight ocean acidification; she won America’s Top Young Scientist title and a ,000 prize, while two other Indian-origin girls took the remaining top honours

A 13-year-old Indian-American student invented a system to fight ocean acidification; she won America’s Top Young Scientist title and a $25,000 prize, while two other Indian-origin girls took the remaining top honours

Doshi studied aragonite’s impact on algae growth and CO₂ removal, using computational modelling to determine the optimal dose for effectiveness. At 13, Raji Doshi is already thinking about a problem that scientists around the world are racing to solve: what happens when the oceans absorb too much carbon dioxide? The Connecticut student has developed a…

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Meet Gabriella Rothberg, the 17-year-old Miami student who began with a sandwich idea at 15 and became co-inventor on a US patent for genetically engineered tomatoes designed to produce meat-linked heme

Meet Gabriella Rothberg, the 17-year-old Miami student who began with a sandwich idea at 15 and became co-inventor on a US patent for genetically engineered tomatoes designed to produce meat-linked heme

Gabriella hopes the technology could make vegetables taste like meat (AI-enhanced photo: Instagram/Incubate Debate) A sandwich Gabriella Rothberg was making for her father when she was 15 led to an unusual question: Could a tomato be made to taste like meat? Two years later, the 17-year-old student from Miami is listed as a co-inventor on…

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For more than 50 years, Austinites fought to protect historic Lions Municipal Golf Course from development; now a proposed deal would transfer its 141 acres to the city while UT develops 190 acres nearby

For more than 50 years, Austinites fought to protect historic Lions Municipal Golf Course from development; now a proposed deal would transfer its 141 acres to the city while UT develops 190 acres nearby

For more than half a century, Austin residents have fought to protect the historic Lions Municipal Golf Course from being taken over by property developers. Now, a proposed agreement between the City of Austin and The University of Texas at Austin (UT) would transfer full ownership of the 141-acre golf course to the city, protecting…

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