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A 9-year-old girl in the Philippines raised money to help one of the world’s rarest birds
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Canada deports former Iranian deputy interior minister Seyed Salman Samani
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Amidst the AI data centre backlash, a Missouri farmer is inviting developers to buy his land
In Missouri, a farmer has taken the unexpected step of inviting data center developers to bid on his land, despite notable local opposition and recent state restrictions. He believes that data centers could revitalize struggling rural economies by creating jobs and generating tax revenue. The farmer also addresses valid concerns about water use and electricity…
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In 1964, a 27-year-old woman bought an abandoned Maine island and lived alone; 22 years later, it became a wildlife sanctuary
Witch Island, previously inhabited by the infamous Anna Chittenden—referred to as the ‘Witch of Wall Street’—has transformed into a wildlife sanctuary. After her brief stay, Jane Sewall took on the responsibility of safeguarding the isle from irresponsible tourists. In 1986, Sewall gifted the island to the Maine Audubon Society, which is now overseen by the…
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New York pizzeria owner saw woman eating from bin, then offered free pizza to hungry people
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Quote of the day by George Soros: “I’m only rich because I know when I’m wrong… I basically have survived by…”
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Harvard to pay Rs 507 crore settlement after morgue manager stole, sold donated body parts
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In 1943, Franklin Delano Roosevelt gave Springwood and 33 acres to US; estate had 1,500 acres and 500,000 trees
President Franklin D. Roosevelt generously bequeathed his family’s Springwood estate to the government, substantially enhancing the property throughout his life. By planting over 500,000 trees, Roosevelt transformed the surrounding landscape. This pivotal donation secured the lasting preservation of this notable presidential site, which became both America’s first presidential library and a cherished national historic landmark.
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FBI puts Indian national Major Singh on Most Wanted list
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Meet Kanav Jain: Scottish student who built a low-cost autonomous aircraft to deliver medicines to remote communities
Kanav Jain, a talented Scottish student, has been awarded the prestigious UK Young Engineer of the Year for creating AeroAid, an innovative low-cost autonomous drone aimed at delivering medical supplies. This versatile VTOL quadplane combines the best features of helicopters and airplanes, making it ideal for reaching remote locations. Jain’s mission is to leverage technology…