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‘Nothing compares to home, but…’: Indian man explains why many people end up staying in US
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UK industrial fire: Essex fertiliser explosion injures 20 firefighters, destroys 3 fire engines
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‘He spoke briefly, then fired’: Indian-origin woman shot dead in targeted Toronto attack
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Human remains found in chest freezer at Alaska home during family clean-up, police probe underway
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A proposed 330-megawatt AI data centre in California promised not to use Colorado River water. Now it wants 260 million gallons a year
Deemed as the largest AI data centre in the state, the 330-megawatt unit earlier promised to not use water from Colorado River. But now, the developer behind the project is suing for access to the river water which is already a threatened source of freshwater for 40 million people and the centre of countless disputes…
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New England residents saved $130 million in energy costs during the 2026 June-July heatwave, all due to rooftop solar panels
According to a new report from Acadia Center, during the heat wave that hit New England between June 28 and July 4, distributed solar projects contributed more than six gigawatts in electricity, saving ratepayers about $130-$149 million collectively.On July 2 alone, the report found that solar arrays saved $39 million to $54 million and solar…
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ICE seeks custody of Mexican national convicted of killing Nashville restaurant owner after prison term
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California woman who ran fake animal rescue left dogs to die in a hot car; freed by court without bail
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Canva’s billionaire founders donated $150 million directly to residents of Malawi; aided 90% rise above extreme poverty
Canva billionaires Melanie Perkins and Cliff Obrecht have made a move challenging conventional aid by putting cash directly into the hands of an East African country’s poorest households. The cofounders of the Australian design software maker are investing a whopping $150 million into a cash transfer program in Malawi. Since launching the initiative in 2021…
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How Turkey’s Pamukkale formed dazzling white terraces over thousands of years