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Cus D’Amato trained Mike Tyson like his own son but died before he became youngest heavyweight championCus D’Amato played a pivotal role in shaping Mike Tyson's future by guiding him out of a difficult past and honing his boxing talent. After...- Marine Drive was lit up for Reliance IPO: Uday Kotak recalls Dhirubhai Ambani’s market legacy amid Jio IPOJio's upcoming IPO will surpass previous records, signaling a remarkable development in Reliance Industries' history. Uday Kotak reflects o...
- Kanya Pujan 2026 Gift Ideas: 10 Thoughtful Gifts to Give Girls on Ashtami and NavamiLooking for thoughtful Kanya Pujan gift ideas for Navratri 2026? From stationery kits and storybooks to bangles, school supplies, education...
- 101-year-old man drinks Coke, Sprite, still has a sharp memory of his youth days; he follows an unusual morning routine after waking up earlyA 101-year-old man from China’s Zhejiang province has drawn attention for his love of Coca-Cola, Sprite and fresh seafood, alongside a dail...
- A study says the ‘doorway effect’ may explain why you walk into a room and suddenly forget what you came forWalking into a room and forgetting your purpose may relate to how the mind separates experiences.A 2011 study found poorer memory after cro...
- Global Market: Why China’s CXMT is putting global memory chip giants under pressureGlobal semiconductor stocks tumbled as Chinese chipmaker CXMT’s reported progress on a new memory chip design raised concerns about intensi...
- Six Flags closes 9 rides across several amusement parks after a man is thrown from a roller coaster and killed; check detailsSix Flags temporarily closed nine roller coasters across various parks due to a recent fatal incident. The incident at Six Flags Over Georg...
- A study says your toddler’s scribbles may be more than mischief: Why the wall looks like a canvasYou leave paper on the table, yet your toddler takes a crayon to the wall. Early drawing research suggests that scribbling can involve lear...
- AI traders behaving like casino gamblers? What made chip trade toxic and why that’s good news for IndiaGlobal AI stock enthusiasm hit a roadblock as South Korea's Kospi plunged 7.4% on chip competition concerns and Broadcom's warning on AI sp...
- Global Market: South Korea’s Kospi plunges over 7% as chip stocks tumble on CXMT concernsSouth Korea’s Kospi plunged over 7% amid concerns about rising competition from Chinese semiconductor makers, triggering a temporary tradin...
- A study says doing less housework in later life may be linked to changes in thinking: Why context mattersAn older parent starts leaving chores they used to do regularly, and the change raises questions. A US study linked reduced housework parti...
- Sony Playstation PS5 Pro: Why PS5 Pro prices are skyrocketing ahead of GTA 6 launch amid ongoing supply issuesSony has increased the prices of the PS5, including the Pro version that is currently facing supply shortages. The PS5 was originally launc...
- Nobel Prize in Economics 2026 awarded to Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford 'for microeconomic foundations of macroeconomic stabilisation'Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford have been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for their research. Their work focuses on i...
- Family patriarch and a grandfather: Who was the 45-year-old gunman behind the fatal shooting of 8 people in Erie, including 1-year-old toddlerA tragic mass shooting occurred in Erie, Pennsylvania, resulting in the deaths of nine persons, including the gunman. The attacker was iden...
- A study says old memories may pop up for a reason: What have you been thinking about lately?You keep thinking about dinner, then suddenly remember a meal from childhood.You were never trying to look back, yet the memory arrives any...
- A study says food memories may pop up without an invitation: Could repeated thoughts be setting the scene?You think about lunch, then an old picnic suddenly comes back to you.Researchers found that repeated food thoughts primed later spontaneous...
- A study says endless social media scrolling is linked to memory slips: Why everyday plans can go missingA study of 943 young adults linked problematic social media use to more self-reported memory slips. The reported difficulties involved past...
- A study says forgetting to do something doesn't always mean your memory failed: What happens between a plan and an action?Remembering a task and having a chance to complete it are different challenges.A parcel waiting by the door shows why the right solution de...
- Sadhguru says the body 'remembers all'. Spiritual guru explains why having casual connections can ruin peace of mind in viral video: 'There will be no...'Sadhguru explained why having too many relationships or too much casual connections ruins our peace. He thinks that complex physical connec...
- Meet KCL, the 16-year-old with a memory sharper than 99.9% of people who can recall events from age 3 monthsA teenager known as KCL possesses an extraordinary memory, categorized as highly superior autobiographical memory. His ability to recall pe...
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