Pakistani man to be deported out of US for immigration fraud; used three names to become a citizen in 2009

Pakistani man to be deported out of US for immigration fraud; used three names to become a citizen in 2009

Pakistani man to lose US citizenship because of immigration fraud. Pakistani-origin man Murtaza Ali is set to be deported from the US as the Department of Justice filed a denaturalization plea against him after he pleaded guilty to the fraud that he committed to get immigration benefits.65-year-old Murtaza Ali filed multiple applications for immigration benefits…

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America’s deepest man-made lakes were created by flooding ancient river valleys behind massive dams; here’s the list | World News

America’s deepest man-made lakes were created by flooding ancient river valleys behind massive dams; here’s the list | World News

Deepest man-made lakes in the United States were not created by nature but by engineering on an enormous scale. Before these reservoirs existed, many were steep river valleys and rugged canyons carved over thousands of years. During the 20th century, massive dams blocked flowing rivers, allowing water to fill these landscapes and form deep reservoirs…

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‘Don’t claim credit for my achievements’: Para-cyclist questions sports authorities over support staff uncertainty as Commonwealth Games begin | Commonwealth Games News

‘Don’t claim credit for my achievements’: Para-cyclist questions sports authorities over support staff uncertainty as Commonwealth Games begin | Commonwealth Games News

India’s only para-cyclist at the Commonwealth Games, 16-year-old Lisha Das, has written to the country’s top sports authorities, saying the uncertainty over her support staff and travel arrangements for Glasgow has caused her “immense emotional distress” just before the start of the Games.Lisha has sent the email to officials of the Indian Olympic Association (IOA),…

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Scientists tested pet-store ‘superworms’ on animal specimens and found the beetle larvae can clean skeletons for museums without harsh chemicals or bone damage

Scientists tested pet-store ‘superworms’ on animal specimens and found the beetle larvae can clean skeletons for museums without harsh chemicals or bone damage

Superworms, the larvae of Zophobas morio, are often used as animal feed Scientists tested pet-store ‘superworms’ on animal specimens and found the beetle larvae can clean skeletons for museums without harsh chemicals or bone damage.A common insect larva found in local pet shops is offering museums a safe, cheap, and gentle way to clean animal…

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‘My dream has come true’: Emotional Ashok Sharma dedicates India debut to elder brother Akshay | Cricket News

‘My dream has come true’: Emotional Ashok Sharma dedicates India debut to elder brother Akshay | Cricket News

Ashok Sharma getting his India cap from Sunil Joshi. (Pic credit: BCCI) NEW DELHI: India fast bowler Ashok Sharma described his international debut as a “dream come true” after receiving his maiden India cap ahead of the opening T20I against Zimbabwe in Harare on Thursday, dedicating the emotional milestone to his elder brother whose sacrifice…

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Pennsylvania families sell 1,700 acres for 6 million; AI data center boom helps one couple earn over  million for their 89-acre hog farm

Pennsylvania families sell 1,700 acres for $586 million; AI data center boom helps one couple earn over $22 million for their 89-acre hog farm

Pennsylvania families sell 1,700 acres for $586 million; AI data center boom helps one couple earn over $22 million for their 89-acre hog farm The AI data center boom is changing the fortunes of families across rural America, and one Pennsylvania couple has become one of its biggest beneficiaries after selling their 89-acre hog farm…

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How ancient humans made their beds: 200,000-year-old grass reveals a prehistoric cleaning routine | World News

How ancient humans made their beds: 200,000-year-old grass reveals a prehistoric cleaning routine | World News

Long before houses, mattresses, and woven fabrics became part of daily life, humans were already creating dedicated places to sleep. Deep inside a South African cave, traces of ancient grass bedding have preserved a small but revealing detail of prehistoric life: our ancestors cared about where they rested. The remains suggest that hunter-gatherers were not…

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