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Human remains found in chest freezer at Alaska home during family clean-up, police probe underway
Police in Alaska are investigating after human remains were discovered inside a chest freezer at a property in Juneau while relatives were clearing the home following the death of a family member. Read More
Planted in 1937, this tree now unleashes 8.9M seeds threatening rainforests
Photo: Steve Csurhes/ Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Biosecurity Queensland. Read More
A proposed 330-megawatt AI data centre in California promised not to use Colorado River water. Now it wants 260 million gallons a year
The AI boom is spreading data centres across the world faster than most tech projects. These AI lifelines work on two important resources, water and electricity, which they use from the areas they are located in. Read More
New England residents saved $130 million in energy costs during the 2026 June-July heatwave, all due to rooftop solar panels
On August 2, 2006, the temperature in Massachusetts hit 99 degrees with 65% humidity. New Englanders cranked up their air conditioners and fans like never before, setting an all-time record for electricity use on the regional grid. Read More
Two scientists want to touch Saturn’s rings: NASA says this daring mission could actually work
For centuries, space has fascinated humans like no other. From the sun’s glare to the moon’s surface and even Saturn’s shimmering rings, we have wanted to go up close and see it all. Read More
Human remains found in chest freezer at Alaska home during family clean-up, police probe underway
Police in Alaska are investigating after human remains were discovered inside a chest freezer at a property in Juneau while relatives were clearing the home following the death of a family member. Read More
Planted in 1937, this tree now unleashes 8.9M seeds threatening rainforests
Photo: Steve Csurhes/ Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Biosecurity Queensland. Read More
A proposed 330-megawatt AI data centre in California promised not to use Colorado River water. Now it wants 260 million gallons a year
The AI boom is spreading data centres across the world faster than most tech projects. These AI lifelines work on two important resources, water and electricity, which they use from the areas they are located in. Read More
New England residents saved $130 million in energy costs during the 2026 June-July heatwave, all due to rooftop solar panels
On August 2, 2006, the temperature in Massachusetts hit 99 degrees with 65% humidity. New Englanders cranked up their air conditioners and fans like never before, setting an all-time record for electricity use on the regional grid. Read More
Two scientists want to touch Saturn’s rings: NASA says this daring mission could actually work
For centuries, space has fascinated humans like no other. From the sun’s glare to the moon’s surface and even Saturn’s shimmering rings, we have wanted to go up close and see it all. Read More
Human remains found in chest freezer at Alaska home during family clean-up, police probe underway
Police in Alaska are investigating after human remains were discovered inside a chest freezer at a property in Juneau while relatives were clearing the home following the death of a family member. Read More
Planted in 1937, this tree now unleashes 8.9M seeds threatening rainforests
Photo: Steve Csurhes/ Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Biosecurity Queensland. Read More
A proposed 330-megawatt AI data centre in California promised not to use Colorado River water. Now it wants 260 million gallons a year
The AI boom is spreading data centres across the world faster than most tech projects. These AI lifelines work on two important resources, water and electricity, which they use from the areas they are located in. Read More
New England residents saved $130 million in energy costs during the 2026 June-July heatwave, all due to rooftop solar panels
On August 2, 2006, the temperature in Massachusetts hit 99 degrees with 65% humidity. New Englanders cranked up their air conditioners and fans like never before, setting an all-time record for electricity use on the regional grid. Read More
Two scientists want to touch Saturn’s rings: NASA says this daring mission could actually work
For centuries, space has fascinated humans like no other. From the sun’s glare to the moon’s surface and even Saturn’s shimmering rings, we have wanted to go up close and see it all. Read More
Human remains found in chest freezer at Alaska home during family clean-up, police probe underway
Police in Alaska are investigating after human remains were discovered inside a chest freezer at a property in Juneau while relatives were clearing the home following the death of a family member. Read More
Planted in 1937, this tree now unleashes 8.9M seeds threatening rainforests
Photo: Steve Csurhes/ Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Biosecurity Queensland. Read More
A proposed 330-megawatt AI data centre in California promised not to use Colorado River water. Now it wants 260 million gallons a year
The AI boom is spreading data centres across the world faster than most tech projects. These AI lifelines work on two important resources, water and electricity, which they use from the areas they are located in. Read More
New England residents saved $130 million in energy costs during the 2026 June-July heatwave, all due to rooftop solar panels
On August 2, 2006, the temperature in Massachusetts hit 99 degrees with 65% humidity. New Englanders cranked up their air conditioners and fans like never before, setting an all-time record for electricity use on the regional grid. Read More
Two scientists want to touch Saturn’s rings: NASA says this daring mission could actually work
For centuries, space has fascinated humans like no other. From the sun’s glare to the moon’s surface and even Saturn’s shimmering rings, we have wanted to go up close and see it all. Read More
Human remains found in chest freezer at Alaska home during family clean-up, police probe underway
Police in Alaska are investigating after human remains were discovered inside a chest freezer at a property in Juneau while relatives were clearing the home following the death of a family member. Read More
Planted in 1937, this tree now unleashes 8.9M seeds threatening rainforests
Photo: Steve Csurhes/ Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Biosecurity Queensland. Read More
A proposed 330-megawatt AI data centre in California promised not to use Colorado River water. Now it wants 260 million gallons a year
The AI boom is spreading data centres across the world faster than most tech projects. These AI lifelines work on two important resources, water and electricity, which they use from the areas they are located in. Read More
New England residents saved $130 million in energy costs during the 2026 June-July heatwave, all due to rooftop solar panels
On August 2, 2006, the temperature in Massachusetts hit 99 degrees with 65% humidity. New Englanders cranked up their air conditioners and fans like never before, setting an all-time record for electricity use on the regional grid. Read More
Two scientists want to touch Saturn’s rings: NASA says this daring mission could actually work
For centuries, space has fascinated humans like no other. From the sun’s glare to the moon’s surface and even Saturn’s shimmering rings, we have wanted to go up close and see it all. Read More
Human remains found in chest freezer at Alaska home during family clean-up, police probe underway
Police in Alaska are investigating after human remains were discovered inside a chest freezer at a property in Juneau while relatives were clearing the home following the death of a family member. Read More
Planted in 1937, this tree now unleashes 8.9M seeds threatening rainforests
Photo: Steve Csurhes/ Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Biosecurity Queensland. Read More
A proposed 330-megawatt AI data centre in California promised not to use Colorado River water. Now it wants 260 million gallons a year
The AI boom is spreading data centres across the world faster than most tech projects. These AI lifelines work on two important resources, water and electricity, which they use from the areas they are located in. Read More
New England residents saved $130 million in energy costs during the 2026 June-July heatwave, all due to rooftop solar panels
On August 2, 2006, the temperature in Massachusetts hit 99 degrees with 65% humidity. New Englanders cranked up their air conditioners and fans like never before, setting an all-time record for electricity use on the regional grid. Read More
Two scientists want to touch Saturn’s rings: NASA says this daring mission could actually work
For centuries, space has fascinated humans like no other. From the sun’s glare to the moon’s surface and even Saturn’s shimmering rings, we have wanted to go up close and see it all. Read More
Human remains found in chest freezer at Alaska home during family clean-up, police probe underway
Police in Alaska are investigating after human remains were discovered inside a chest freezer at a property in Juneau while relatives were clearing the home following the death of a family member. Read More
Planted in 1937, this tree now unleashes 8.9M seeds threatening rainforests
Photo: Steve Csurhes/ Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Biosecurity Queensland. Read More
A proposed 330-megawatt AI data centre in California promised not to use Colorado River water. Now it wants 260 million gallons a year
The AI boom is spreading data centres across the world faster than most tech projects. These AI lifelines work on two important resources, water and electricity, which they use from the areas they are located in. Read More
New England residents saved $130 million in energy costs during the 2026 June-July heatwave, all due to rooftop solar panels
On August 2, 2006, the temperature in Massachusetts hit 99 degrees with 65% humidity. New Englanders cranked up their air conditioners and fans like never before, setting an all-time record for electricity use on the regional grid. Read More
Two scientists want to touch Saturn’s rings: NASA says this daring mission could actually work
For centuries, space has fascinated humans like no other. From the sun’s glare to the moon’s surface and even Saturn’s shimmering rings, we have wanted to go up close and see it all. Read More
Human remains found in chest freezer at Alaska home during family clean-up, police probe underway
Police in Alaska are investigating after human remains were discovered inside a chest freezer at a property in Juneau while relatives were clearing the home following the death of a family member. Read More
Planted in 1937, this tree now unleashes 8.9M seeds threatening rainforests
Photo: Steve Csurhes/ Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Biosecurity Queensland. Read More
A proposed 330-megawatt AI data centre in California promised not to use Colorado River water. Now it wants 260 million gallons a year
The AI boom is spreading data centres across the world faster than most tech projects. These AI lifelines work on two important resources, water and electricity, which they use from the areas they are located in. Read More
New England residents saved $130 million in energy costs during the 2026 June-July heatwave, all due to rooftop solar panels
On August 2, 2006, the temperature in Massachusetts hit 99 degrees with 65% humidity. New Englanders cranked up their air conditioners and fans like never before, setting an all-time record for electricity use on the regional grid. Read More
Two scientists want to touch Saturn’s rings: NASA says this daring mission could actually work
For centuries, space has fascinated humans like no other. From the sun’s glare to the moon’s surface and even Saturn’s shimmering rings, we have wanted to go up close and see it all. Read More
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Evening news wrap: Centre agrees to withdraw FIRs, CJP calls off protest after Dharmendra Pradhan quits & more
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Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned, taking moral responsibility for the NEET-UG paper leak controversy after weeks of nationwide protests. Read More
NEET paper leak: Manoj Muntashir backs student agitation; warns youth is being misled
Manoj Muntashir expresses his concern over the students’ protest.(Image Credit: Instagram)
Following the student protest in India, the Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned from his post. Read More
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India, Zimbabwe wore armbands honouring Sylvester Matshaka.
Former Zimbabwe Cricket vice-chairman Matshaka passed away at 76. Read More
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