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In the 1930s, Bob Anderson’s grandfather bought a Montana ranch; nearly a century later, the family permanently protected all 884 acres from subdivision to keep it in agriculture

In the 1930s, Bob Anderson’s grandfather bought a Montana ranch; nearly a century later, the family permanently protected all 884 acres from subdivision to keep it in agriculture

As per the USDA report, about 1.5 miles of Trail Creek runs through the property, attracting a diverse mix of wildlife, including elk, pronghorn, bears, sandhill cranes and numerous bird species Some landscapes change almost imperceptibly. Fences are repaired, seasons come and go, generations take over, but the land itself remains much as it was….

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Nepal Avalanche Deaths: Nepal avalanche kills 15 workers at Himlung Himal camp, one still missing

Nepal Avalanche Deaths: Nepal avalanche kills 15 workers at Himlung Himal camp, one still missing

File photo: Rescue workers search for survivors after an avalanche buried the Himlung base camp, Nepal At least 15 Nepali workers were killed after an avalanche buried a mountain camp they were preparing for foreign climbers in central Nepal, making it the deadliest incident of the country’s autumn climbing season, which ends this month.The avalanche…

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Thomas Stone paid £400 for a 442-acre Maryland property in 1770; after 166 years in his family and a devastating house fire, the estate became a national historic site honouring the Declaration signer

Thomas Stone paid £400 for a 442-acre Maryland property in 1770; after 166 years in his family and a devastating house fire, the estate became a national historic site honouring the Declaration signer

A historic Maryland plantation once bought for £400 by a signer of the American Declaration of Independence has survived centuries of private family ownership and a nearly fatal house fire to become a national historic site. The Haberdeventure estate, near Port Tobacco in Charles County, Maryland, remained in the hands of Thomas Stone and his…

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In 2020, Roger Daltrey and his family started Lakedown Brewing; three years later, the business opened its own brewery on his 600-acre Sussex farm, where he had created trout lakes decades earlier

In 2020, Roger Daltrey and his family started Lakedown Brewing; three years later, the business opened its own brewery on his 600-acre Sussex farm, where he had created trout lakes decades earlier

A quiet corner of the East Sussex countryside, created decades ago by rock icon Roger Daltrey, has become a busy centre for craft beer production. Lakedown Brewing Co., founded in 2020 by The Who’s frontman with his family and entrepreneur Chris Rule, grew its business by opening a dedicated brewing facility on Daltrey’s 400-acre farm…

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A North Carolina family bought 600 acres in 1811 and kept part of the land for seven generations; 214 years later, a conservation deal protected 298 acres from becoming housing or commercial developments | World News

A North Carolina family bought 600 acres in 1811 and kept part of the land for seven generations; 214 years later, a conservation deal protected 298 acres from becoming housing or commercial developments | World News

A North Carolina family bought 600 acres in 1811 and kept part of the land for seven generations; 214 years later, a conservation deal protected 298 acres from becoming housing or commercial developments/Image: Getty Images A North Carolina family has held on to part of the same property for seven generations, more than 200 years…

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Anonymous donor gave Muhammad Ali’s favourite Louisville park  million for restoration: then only said they were a ‘lover of parks’ | World News

Anonymous donor gave Muhammad Ali’s favourite Louisville park $5 million for restoration: then only said they were a ‘lover of parks’ | World News

A celebration at Louisville’s historic Chickasaw Park took an unexpected turn in November 2025 when officials revealed that an anonymous donor had given $5 million towards restoring the century-old public space. The announcement came as community members gathered to celebrate the reopening of renovated tennis courts, with most people at the event unaware that a…

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Meet Comando: 7-kg Chihuahua joins Mexico’s National Guard; trains for search-and-rescue work and appears at public events | World News

Meet Comando: 7-kg Chihuahua joins Mexico’s National Guard; trains for search-and-rescue work and appears at public events | World News

A Chihuahua named Comando has become one of the most unusual members of Mexico’s National Guard. At 13 months old, the 7-kilogram dog is the smallest canine recruit in a force that has about 350 dogs, most of them much larger working breeds such as German Shepherds and Labradors. Comando has been fitted with miniature…

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Gavin Newsom orders California firms to keep ‘AI’ name unchanged after Trump’s ‘superintelligence’ decree

Gavin Newsom orders California firms to keep ‘AI’ name unchanged after Trump’s ‘superintelligence’ decree

California Governor Gavin Newsom (Photo AP) California Governor Gavin Newsom has taken another swipe at President Donald Trump, this time over the administration’s push to replace the term “artificial intelligence” with “superintelligence”.Newsom on Wednesday signed an executive order directing California state agencies and departments under his authority to continue referring to the technology as “artificial…

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Meet Liam Desre, the 14-year-old Canadian who proposed a thermodynamic alternative to dark energy; his cosmology project won a €5,000 second prize against 144 young researchers from 37 countries at EUCYS 2026

Meet Liam Desre, the 14-year-old Canadian who proposed a thermodynamic alternative to dark energy; his cosmology project won a €5,000 second prize against 144 young researchers from 37 countries at EUCYS 2026

Liam DesrePhoto credit: youthscience.ca In the grand quest to understand why the universe is expanding faster and faster, most scientists point to an invisible force called dark energy. A 14-year-old student from Kingston, Ontario, has taken a different path. Liam Desre, a Grade 10 teenager, proposed a thermodynamic extension to the standard model of cosmology…

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