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After 9/11, 500 FBI agents used a New York aircraft carrier as a command post
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25 years after losing his father on 9/11, Casey joins the NYPD legacy
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This mattress costs ₹7 crore and is made of horsehair; why the celebrities are buying it
The Grand Vividus mattress by Hästens is priced at around ₹7 crore, making it a true luxury item. Crafted meticulously over hundreds of hours, this exclusive bed boasts natural materials such as horsehair, cotton, and wool, offering unparalleled comfort. Well-known personalities like Drake and Beyoncé endorse this elite brand, which also provides personalized fittings and…
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Which countries are home to the largest number of Indian migrants?
United Arab Emirates and the United States host the largest Indian-born populations abroad. Saudi Arabia and Pakistan follow with significant numbers of Indian emigrants. Kuwait, the United Kingdom, and Canada also have substantial Indian communities. Australia, Oman, and Qatar are other key destinations for Indian migrants. These figures highlight the Gulf’s significant role in Indian…
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Milwaukee Brewers owner Mark Attanasio to dedicate $2M Malibu property to public after beach dispute
Milwaukee Brewers owner Mark Attanasio will dedicate his $2 million Malibu property to public use following a settlement over alleged removal of sand and rocks from a protected California beach. The California Coastal Commission called the agreement a victory for public beach access, while the company involved agreed to restore the affected area.
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She began college in 1930; 77 years later, Nola Ochs became the world’s oldest graduate
Nola Ochs, celebrating her 95th birthday, made headlines as the oldest college graduate in the world after earning her bachelor’s degree from Fort Hays State University. Her academic pursuits began in 1930, but she put her education on hold to raise a family. At 98, she didn’t stop there and accomplished the incredible feat of…
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‘Die first, white man’: US university probes Nigerian-origin professor Uju Anya’s ‘threatening’ social media posts
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Indian woman in Canada arrested after tenant shared videos alleging harassment that went viral
An Indian-origin landlady named Raj Tiwana was taken into custody after a serious disagreement with her tenant regarding a barbecue incident. The tenant released viral footage accusing her of harassment and tampering with property. The conflict intensified, resulting in allegations of unauthorized entry and change of locks. Police intervened at Tiwana’s residence, but the specific…
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Chicago reversed its river in 1900 to divert sewage from Lake Michigan; 126 years later, it flows backwards
To combat outbreaks of disease linked to polluted drinking water, Chicago undertook an extraordinary engineering project to reverse its river’s flow. This initiative, aimed at diverting sewage from Lake Michigan, successfully bolstered public health over the decades. Despite facing legal struggles from neighboring Missouri and other states, the new river connection has inadvertently introduced fresh…
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Australia recovers 100% of silver from solar waste as tonnes of panels pile up by 2050
Australia is on track to confront a serious solar panel waste dilemma by 2050, estimated to include hundreds of tonnes of silver. Researchers have pioneered a novel process that efficiently retrieves nearly all silver from decommissioned solar cells. Utilizing a continuous flotation method that relies solely on water and air without toxic chemicals, this advance…