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After roughly .8 million in federal, county and state funding backed a conservation easement, a 58-acre Utah ranch where 70 cattle still graze was permanently protected from development while remaining working land

After roughly $2.8 million in federal, county and state funding backed a conservation easement, a 58-acre Utah ranch where 70 cattle still graze was permanently protected from development while remaining working land

A 58-acre family ranch in Utah’s Heber Valley has been permanently protected from urban development following a funding package backed by federal, state and local authorities. The Flying A Ranch Preserve, located in the historic North Fields area of Wasatch County, will remain an active agricultural property where 70 cattle continue to graze. The permanent…

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Scientists studying 170-million-year-old fossils from Morocco spotted tiny black circles under a microscope; scraping revealed needle-thin teeth from a new crocodile relative that likely ate shrimp and small fish

Published in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, the research adds to scientists’ understanding of the ecosystems that existed in Gondwana, the ancient southern supercontinent that included much of modern-day Africa. Sometimes a major scientific discovery starts with something barely visible. Researchers studying Moroccan fossils found tiny black circles along a long bone. Under a microscope,…

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In 2014, Tony Robbins turned a childhood memory of his struggling family receiving groceries from a stranger into Feeding America’s 100 Million Meals Challenge; expanded later, it reached 1 billion meals in 2023

Tony Robbins’ hunger-relief work began not with a fundraising campaign, but with a memory from his childhood. As the motivational speaker and author has recounted, his family was struggling financially when he was about 11 years old, and a stranger arrived at their home with groceries and a frozen turkey for Thanksgiving. The experience stayed…

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‘His blood splattered over everybody’: US man dies after falling from roller coaster ride

‘His blood splattered over everybody’: US man dies after falling from roller coaster ride

 A 42-year-old man died after reportedly falling off the Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia. A 42-year-old man died after being thrown from a roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia near Atlanta, with witnesses saying he struck other riders before falling to the ground, the Associated Press reported.The deceased was identified as…

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Maine was replacing an aging river bridge when part of the new structure collapsed during a concrete pour and injured workers; two months later, crews are dismantling the damaged spans before construction resumes

Maine was replacing an aging river bridge when part of the new structure collapsed during a concrete pour and injured workers; two months later, crews are dismantling the damaged spans before construction resumes

Demolition crews in Maine have started removing damaged parts of a new river bridge that partly collapsed while workers were pouring concrete. The incident sent injured workers to hospital and brought a major bridge replacement project to a halt. Engineers and heavy equipment operators are cutting apart and removing damaged sections of the new Llewellyn…

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Endangered Species Protection: Meet Anika Puri, the 17-year-old Indian-American student who built a 0 AI system to spot elephant poachers with over 90% accuracy and won a ,000 Davidson scholarship award

Endangered Species Protection: Meet Anika Puri, the 17-year-old Indian-American student who built a $300 AI system to spot elephant poachers with over 90% accuracy and won a $25,000 Davidson scholarship award

For Puri, the Davidson Fellowship marked recognition of a project that connected engineering with a cause she cared deeply about. Her work demonstrates how looking at a familiar problem differently can open up new technological possibilities. For Puri, the Davidson Fellowship marked recognition of a project that connected engineering with a cause she cared deeply…

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Christopher Lloyd’s former 1920s Hollywood bungalow was bought by Diva Zappa for $2.55 million in 2022; after extensive repairs and restoration, the revived compound sold for $2.82 million in just 12 days

The property’s sale comes amid a more measured Los Angeles housing market, where increased listings have given buyers greater choice and reduced the urgency that characterised earlier years. Images Courtesy: Wikipedia and Google Maps Some houses are built to impress, while others tell a story that unfolds room by room. In Los Angeles, a Spanish-style…

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Trump administration asks Don Jr’s ex-girlfriend Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign as US ambassador to Greece amid several complaints

Trump administration asks Don Jr’s ex-girlfriend Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign as US ambassador to Greece amid several complaints

Kimberly Guilfoyle has been asked to resign. President Donald Trump has asked Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign as US ambassador to Greece, White House new press secretary Katie Zacharia announced in her first press conference today. This came amid several allegations of abuse of power against Guilfoyle who was engaged to Donald Trump Jr for years.“She…

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Ken Paxton partied in Dubai with two US fugitives, one had donated 0,000: Bombshell report amid Texas Senate race

Ken Paxton partied in Dubai with two US fugitives, one had donated $190,000: Bombshell report amid Texas Senate race

A Wall Street Journal report said Ken Paxton partied with two US fugitives in Dubai. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton reportedly attended a lavish New Year’s Eve party in Dubai with two American men facing federal criminal charges in the United States, according to a bombshell report by The Wall Street Journal. The gathering took…

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Iran Attacks Uk Military Sites: ‘Not unique’: Iran seeking to expand attacks in UK to military sites, MI5 chief warns after RAF Fairford incident

Iran Attacks Uk Military Sites: ‘Not unique’: Iran seeking to expand attacks in UK to military sites, MI5 chief warns after RAF Fairford incident

File photo: UK’s RAF Fairford base Iran is seeking to expand its attacks in Britain to include military installations, with the suspected plot against the US-run RAF Fairford air base in September being “not unique”, MI5 chief Ken McCallum said on Tuesday.Speaking in his annual assessment of threats to the UK, the head of Britain’s…

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