Mann hands over Jhota murder probe to CBI
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann hands Parvinder Singh Jhota murder probe to CBI after family demand, ahead of Amit Shah visit; agency to file fresh FIR.
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'Russia is a big machine': Trump says Ukraine 'has to want' to settle war with Putin
US President Donald Trump placed the burden on Ukraine to end the nearly four-year war with Russia, arguing that Moscow's military strength and
Zelensky says US intelligence sharing 'works now' after talks with Trump envoy in Oslo
Ukraine had accused the US of withholding key intelligence - a claim rejected as "scandalous" by Washington.
Americans warned about Paris travel after violence, looting and tear gas-filled streets
A tourist described Paris as a war zone as the U.S. Embassy urged Americans in France to avoid protest areas. Curfews have hit Paris, with train closures and flight delays possible.
A 33-year-old California swimmer spent 111 days covering 900 miles of coastline in stages, battling seven-foot waves and polluted water; Catherine Breed has now completed her journey from Oregon to Mexico
For 111 days, Catherine Breed's world was measured in stretches of open water.
Nigeria confirms Ebola case linked to East Africa
A female patient is in isolation and receiving medical care after being admitted to a hospital in Abuja.
‘Feminists Lied’ tour aims to challenge abortion, feminism narratives on college campuses
Turning Point USA and Students for Life of America launched the "Feminists Lied: Prove Me Wrong" tour, continuing Charlie Kirk's legacy on campuses.
In 1979, a Florida woman spent a week in a 50-foot eagle’s nest; her stunt helped fund a raptor centre that had released 620+ rehabilitated bald eagles by 2019
Discover the remarkable journey of Doris Mager, who lived in a 50-foot eagle's nest to raise funds for a bird rehabilitation center that has helped over 620 bald eagles. Learn how her actions contributed to the conservation of this iconic species and the impact of the Audubon Centre for Birds of Prey.
In 2020, Atlanta began filling Bellwood Quarry with 9.1 billion litres of water, creating an emergency reserve that extended the city’s backup supply from 3–5 days to a month or more
Explore how Atlanta's Bellwood Quarry has evolved from a historical granite pit into a vital emergency water reserve, ensuring the city can sustain its water supply for up to 90 days in times of crisis.
Lula challenges Bolsonaro to release personal records before election
Brazil’s left-wing president says he will release bank, tax, and phone records if right-wing rival will do the same.
About 65 million years ago, after dinosaurs died, a giant fungus may have risen as forests filled with dead plants left behind by the mass extinction
Research reveals a significant increase in fungal activity following the mass extinction 65 million years ago, suggesting fungi played a vital role in ecosystem recovery.
In 2026, a deep-sea robot filmed a black swallower off Trinidad and Tobago with a distended belly after it gulped prey up to 10 times its weight
Explore how a black swallower, a deep-sea predator, captured on film by SuBastian, swallowed prey ten times its weight during a groundbreaking marine expedition by the Schmidt Ocean Institute.
In 2024, a New Jersey dissertation reported on asphalt that heats itself; conductive road strips maintained a snow-free surface at about 6 watts per square foot
New Jersey researchers develop self-heating asphalt that maintains snow-free roads using low energy consumption. Conductive road strips tested at Rowan University showcase significant potential for winter maintenance and safety. Discover innovative solutions in asphalt technology for cold weather conditions.
Meet Gregor Corse, 5-year-old with neurological condition raises $100,000 for charity by walking 30 laps daily for 30 days, wins Pride of Britain award, now wants to plan another fundraiser to help others
A five-year-old boy from Scotland has won hearts with his determination to help others, raising more than $100,000 for charity by walking laps around his
Russia says 5 cargo vessels, 2 logistics hubs struck as Ukraine struggles under thinner air defence
Russia's defence ministry on Tuesday said its forces had struck five cargo vessels in Ukraine and two logistics hubs, alleging that the targets were being
In 2008-09, a Wisconsin county tested leftover cheese brine on roads; the unusual mix reduced salt use by 30-40% and remained liquid after two days at −21°F
Discover how Wisconsin has revolutionized winter road maintenance by utilizing cheese brine, cutting salt usage significantly while remaining effective in extreme cold. Learn about the benefits and challenges of this innovative solution.
NY cop calls for police protections after protester he arrested showed up to his house, harassed his family
Louis Civello says a protester he arrested tracked down his home address and showed up with a billboard truck to terrorize his family in Suffolk County.