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A ticketing company has sent US.8 million in profits to charity instead of shareholders; Hugh Jackman joined Humanitix in 2026 to help expand the model | World News

A ticketing company has sent US$13.8 million in profits to charity instead of shareholders; Hugh Jackman joined Humanitix in 2026 to help expand the model | World News

Representative Image of the Humanitix logo symbolizing charitable contributions through ticket bookings ( AI Generrated Image) A ticket booking fee can help fund more than an event. Humanitix, a not-for-profit ticketing platform, says it has directed US$13.8 million in profits to charitable causes, supporting work in education, healthcare, poverty alleviation and other areas. The company’s…

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Scientists breed one of America’s rarest rattlesnakes for the first time; six New Mexico ridge-nosed rattlesnake babies could help restore wild populations |

Scientists breed one of America’s rarest rattlesnakes for the first time; six New Mexico ridge-nosed rattlesnake babies could help restore wild populations |

The Los Angeles Zoo has announced the first litters born under Project Obscurus, an international recovery programme for the New Mexico ridge-nosed rattlesnake. According to the Los Angeles Zoo’s press release on 1 September 2026, a litter of five was born on 18 August and a single neonate on 28 August, making six neonates. The…

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Cheetahs disappeared from Zambia’s Greater Luangwa for nearly 30 years; six are back as conservationists rebuild the ecosystem |

Cheetahs disappeared from Zambia’s Greater Luangwa for nearly 30 years; six are back as conservationists rebuild the ecosystem |

Image Credit: Wildlife Vagabond Six cheetahs have returned to Zambia’s Greater Luangwa Ecosystem after nearly three decades without confirmed sightings. The 3 males and 3 females were moved from South Africa to a remote part of North Luangwa National Park in July 2026, beginning a carefully planned effort to rebuild a wild population. The project…

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In 1987, ancient glass sponge reefs were found alive off Canada’s Pacific coast in B.C.’s Hecate Strait after being thought extinct for 40 million years; they survive today in three sounds

In 1987, ancient glass sponge reefs were found alive off Canada’s Pacific coast in B.C.’s Hecate Strait after being thought extinct for 40 million years; they survive today in three sounds

Ancient glass sponge reefs thrive beneath the cold waters off British Columbia’s Pacific coast. (Photo: DFO, Sally Leys, University of Alberta, CSSF ROPOS) Far beneath the cold waters off British Columbia, an extraordinary ecosystem is thriving in near-total darkness, a vast network of reefs made not from tropical coral, but from animals whose skeletons are…

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Wisconsin homeowner vows to fight proposed data-center power line after utility offered ,000 plus ,000 to clear a 1,000-by-75-foot corridor and remove six outbuildings

Wisconsin homeowner vows to fight proposed data-center power line after utility offered $81,000 plus $50,000 to clear a 1,000-by-75-foot corridor and remove six outbuildings

According to the online report, the dispute could ultimately extend beyond negotiations. Zelenka is concerned that ATC could pursue eminent domain if property owners refuse to accept the proposed terms. For more than three decades, Jerry Zelenka and his wife have built their Wisconsin property piece by piece, turning raw land into a home surrounded…

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A storm cut off an Outer Banks couple from most of their wedding guests; they posted an open invitation online, and more than 400 strangers showed up with food, music and cameras to celebrate | World News

A storm cut off an Outer Banks couple from most of their wedding guests; they posted an open invitation online, and more than 400 strangers showed up with food, music and cameras to celebrate | World News

A storm cut off an Outer Banks couple from most of their wedding guests; they posted an open invitation online, and more than 400 strangers showed up with food, music and cameras to celebrate/Image: Gwenyth Airhart with GwenyGrace Photography Kimberly Laprad and Jayden Sink thought their wedding might end up as little more than a…

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Meet Shrikari Punjala, the 7th grader who turned eggshells into calcium carbonate crystals that reduced bacterial growth |

Meet Shrikari Punjala, the 7th grader who turned eggshells into calcium carbonate crystals that reduced bacterial growth |

Representative Image of eggshells being processed to extract calcium carbonate for bacterial growth experiments in a laboratory (AI Generated Image) A seventh grader from Palatine, Illinois, has turned eggshells into calcium carbonate crystals and used them to investigate whether the mineral can affect bacterial growth. Shrikari Punjala, a student at Quest Academy, is one of…

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In 2021, Georgia police aircraft destroyed ,000 worth of legal hemp; six years later, Supreme Court revives grower’s claim, overturning 60-year-old precedent

In 2021, Georgia police aircraft destroyed $37,000 worth of legal hemp; six years later, Supreme Court revives grower’s claim, overturning 60-year-old precedent

Georgia police aircraft allegedly destroyed $37,000 worth of legal hemp in 2021. (Photo: Getty Images) The Georgia Supreme Court has revived a legal battle over whether the government must compensate property owners when law enforcement operations damage their property, ruling that the state cannot automatically avoid the Georgia Constitution’s just-compensation requirement simply by invoking its…

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A 1920-era American elm survived a 4,000-pound bomb in Oklahoma City; it was nearly cut down to recover evidence before becoming the Survivor Tree | World News

A 1920-era American elm survived a 4,000-pound bomb in Oklahoma City; it was nearly cut down to recover evidence before becoming the Survivor Tree | World News

PC: Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum An American elm in Oklahoma City has survived more than a century of change, including one of the city’s darkest moments. Foresters believe the tree was planted around 1920. By 1947, it had grown into a mature tree in the backyard of a family home. The house later…

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3,000-year-old horse buried inside ancient Egyptian fortress may have been a chariot animal; rare discovery, Ramesses II and Libyan prisoner tablets also found

3,000-year-old horse buried inside ancient Egyptian fortress may have been a chariot animal; rare discovery, Ramesses II and Libyan prisoner tablets also found

A 3,000-year-old horse has been discovered buried inside an ancient Egyptian fortress. (Photo: Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities) Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered the carefully buried remains of a horse dating back around 3,000 years inside an ancient military fortress in the western Nile Delta, a rare discovery that is offering new clues about…

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