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Are Republicans doomed? Trump's negative impact on GOP leads to a Democratic lead in new polls in the midterm electionsPolls show that Democrats currently hold a significant advantage in the race for the 2026 midterm elections. Many voters perceive their con...- US midterm elections 2026: Will Republicans and voters make the right choice?US midterm elections 2026 are putting Republicans under pressure as voters are currently highly concerned about gas, food, healthcare and h...
- US midterm elections 2026: Traditional TV ads may be over, TikTok and podcasts are changing political campaignsPolitical strategists predict that by 2028, artificial intelligence will revolutionize campaign operations, allowing for hyper-targeted mes...
- Republicans have a billion-dollar answer to Trump's weak midterm pollingRepublican groups are dramatically outspending Democrats in several key Senate and House races, deploying hundreds of millions of dollars i...
- In 1980s, sea otters gradually returned to California's coastlines after being nearly extinct. Their return restored kelp forests, reduced carbon emissions and floodingOnce hunted to extinction for their pelts, sea otters gradually returned to the Californian coastlines. Their comeback reduced the sea urch...
- 25 years after 9/11, this New York lab is still identifying victims. Nearly 1,100 victims remain unidentifiedScientists continue identifying 9/11 victims using advanced DNA technology. Forensic investigative genetic genealogy aids in naming remains...
- Meet Brigitte Xie, the 4-year-old American piano prodigy who learned Beethoven during lockdown and earned a Carnegie Hall debut, and became the youngest music winnerBrigitte Xie, a four-year-old, became the youngest winner of the Elite International Music Competition. She began piano lessons during lock...
- Nepal-China trade hit as Bhotekoshi floods disrupt key border routes ahead of festivalsFlash floods in Nepal's Bhotekoshi River have disrupted vital trade with China. Damaged infrastructure has forced cargo trucks onto longer,...
- A teenager’s 4-H project helped spark a coral restoration revolution in the Florida Keys—how Ken Nedimyer turned broken coral fragments into thousands of new reef coloniesA simple father-daughter 4-H project in the Florida Keys grew into a groundbreaking coral restoration effort. Ken Nedimyer’s experiment wit...
- Flood-hit Nepal races to rebuild bridges, restore vital road links with India, China supportNepal has sought temporary bridges from both India and China, which have responded positively. The floods, triggered by an ice-rock avalanc...
- From bank queues to QR codes: Flood-hit Nepal's digital shift in philanthropyNepal's digital payment systems now facilitate swift disaster relief donations. QR codes and mobile banking enable direct person-to-governm...
- Quote of the day by ‘La Haine’ star Vincent Cassel: ‘Every movie, especially when you get involved, takes something…’ – French actor on how powerful experiences can change usFrench actor Vincent Cassel views acting as a transformative process. He believes intense roles take from performers while also imparting n...
- Deeper digs, community care: Indian tunnel rescue team accelerates Chilime operations with Nepal ArmyAn Indian tunnel rescue team is working with the Nepal Army to drain the Chilime tunnel. Specialist personnel are digging deeper into the s...
- In 1969, a fried chicken tycoon-turned-rancher bought 5,500 acres of damaged wasteland in Texas. Today, it’s a lush, green ecosystem with over 215 species of birds and 400,000 Mexican batsFive decades ago, a piece of land in Texas was damaged, overgrazed waste land no one wanted. One entrepreneur bought 5,500 acres of land in...
- Nepal-Tibet flood death toll rises to 1,252 as PM Balendra Shah flags climate change linkThe death toll from devastating Nepal-Tibet flash floods has surged to 1,243. Rescuers are searching for trapped individuals in tunnels and...
- For a century, journalists have had voluntary ethics code. Editors are giving it AI-era rebootThe Society of Professional Journalists is updating its ethics code after twelve years. This revision addresses the rapid emergence of arti...
- Quote of the Day by Carlos Santana: “You don't have to be the Dalai Lama, or the Pope, or Mother Teresa, or Jesus Christ to create blessings...” – Inspiring lessons on self-belief, spirituality, positivity, inner strength and why you can create blessings and miracles by the Mexican-American guitarist known for his iconic music and powerful spiritual insightsQuote of the Day by Carlos Santana: Carlos Santana’s quote, “You don't have to be the Dalai Lama, or the Pope, or Mother Teresa, or Jesus C...
- Nepal flash floods: Rescue operations halted in Trishuli as heavy rain raises river levelRescue operations in Nepal's Trishuli region are temporarily suspended due to heavy rainfall. Authorities have evacuated people from areas ...
- "She was coming for Raksha Bandhan": Brother of NRI woman missing in Nepal after flash floodAn NRI couple from Vadodara is missing in Nepal after devastating flash floods struck the country. The family has appealed to the Indian go...
- Aluminium was once costlier than gold, with one pound priced at $550. French Emperor Napoleon III’s favourites used aluminium cutlery. One 1886 invention made in an Ohio woodshed, changed its fateBelieve it or not, aluminium was once pricier than gold. Yes, you read that right! In the middle of the 19th century, one pound of aluminiu...
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