In 2012, a US student was forgotten in a DEA cell for five days without food or water; he drank his own urine to survive, and the government later paid him $4.1 million in a settlement | World News

In 2012, a US student was forgotten in a DEA cell for five days without food or water; he drank his own urine to survive, and the government later paid him $4.1 million in a settlement | World News

A 23-year-old university student in the US was left inside a windowless Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) holding cell for nearly five days after agents decided he would not be charged in a drug investigation. With no food, drinking water or access to a toilet, he was forced to drink his own urine in a desperate…

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Every autumn, residents of Portugal’s tiny Corvo Island switch off public lights for five nights to help young seabirds find the ocean; the wider Azores rescue campaign has saved more than 30,000 fledglings since 2015

Every autumn, residents of Portugal’s tiny Corvo Island switch off public lights for five nights to help young seabirds find the ocean; the wider Azores rescue campaign has saved more than 30,000 fledglings since 2015

Residents patrol Corvo’s darkened streets, rescuing stranded shearwaters and releasing them safely towards the Atlantic Ocean. Imagine an entire island voluntarily turning off its lights, allowing the night sky to guide thousands of young birds towards the ocean. On Corvo, the smallest and northernmost island of Portugal’s Azores archipelago, darkness is not a sign of…

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Middle East conflict hits Saudi football: Pro League postpones matches after Asian Cup delay; Ronaldo also affected | Football News

Middle East conflict hits Saudi football: Pro League postpones matches after Asian Cup delay; Ronaldo also affected | Football News

File Pic: Al Nassr’s Cristiano Ronaldo and Bento walk onto the pitch with teammates before a match. (Reuters Photo) The impact of the escalating conflict in the Middle East on Saudi football has widened, with the Saudi Pro League (SPL) postponing Matchweek 13 after the 2027 AFC Asian Cup was pushed back by almost a…

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'Satluj' director Honey Trehan slams new CBFC advisory as cowardness and dictatorship in the country: 'Not the democratic approach towards the freedom of speech' |

‘Satluj’ director Honey Trehan slams new CBFC advisory as cowardness and dictatorship in the country: ‘Not the democratic approach towards the freedom of speech’ |

‘Satluj’ director Honey Trehan slams new CBFC advisory as cowardness and dictatorship in the country: ‘Not the democratic approach towards the freedom of speech’ Director Honey Trehan has strongly criticised the Central Board of Film Certification’s (CBFC) latest advisory for filmmakers. The board issued the notice on October 26 and made it clear that announced…

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He delivered milk to support his family after his father died; at 28, Jammu wrestler Hamam Hussain turned 14 years of struggle into his first national gold

He delivered milk to support his family after his father died; at 28, Jammu wrestler Hamam Hussain turned 14 years of struggle into his first national gold

For years, Hamam Hussain’s days began with responsibilities that had little to do with sport. Alongside his elder brother, he helped deliver milk from door to door to keep the family going after their father passed away. Yet, somewhere between those daily rounds and the demands of home, he continued to make time for wrestling.At…

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'We're out of time': Florida pilot's desperate final warning before private jet plunged to ground, killing 9

‘We’re out of time’: Florida pilot’s desperate final warning before private jet plunged to ground, killing 9

‘We are in an overspeed condition descending 20,000 feet per minute,’ the co-pilot yelled, ‘We’re going to crash into the ground!’ The pilot of the Florida Learjet 60 crash sent out increasingly desperate distress calls moments before the aircraft plunged into a Florida roadway on Sunday, killing all nine people on board. In a chilling…

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Up 53 spots! Vaishnavi Sharma makes giant leap in ICC ODI rankings after stunning spells against Zimbabwe | Cricket News

Vaishnavi Sharma (BCCI Photo) NEW DELHI: India’s 3-0 clean sweep against Zimbabwe in the three-match ODI series has brought several players into the spotlight in the latest ICC Women’s ODI Player Rankings, with young spinner Vaishnavi Sharma making the biggest jump after an impressive performance in the series finale.The 20-year-old left-arm spinner climbed an impressive…

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Taylor Swift donated proceeds from her 'Wildest Dreams' music video to African conservation; the organisation now manages 22 protected areas across 12 countries | World News

Taylor Swift donated proceeds from her ‘Wildest Dreams’ music video to African conservation; the organisation now manages 22 protected areas across 12 countries | World News

Taylor Swift’s 2015 music video for ‘Wildest Dreams’ attracted attention for its sweeping African landscapes, but the release also brought criticism over how the continent was represented. Set against scenes of wildlife and open countryside, the video prompted questions about its colonial-era imagery and the absence of African characters. Away from the debate, Swift had…

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'Ramayana' actor Yash reveals his son Yatharv asked, 'How can you be Ravana?' after learning about his role in film; reveals telling his kid, 'It is Rama whom everybody has to follow' |

‘Ramayana’ actor Yash reveals his son Yatharv asked, ‘How can you be Ravana?’ after learning about his role in film; reveals telling his kid, ‘It is Rama whom everybody has to follow’ |

‘Ramayana’ actor Yash reveals his son Yatharv asked, ‘How can you be Ravana?’ after learning about his role in film; reveals telling his kid, ‘It is Rama whom everybody has to follow’ Yash has shared an amusing and heartfelt story about how his son reacted to his role in Nitesh Tiwari’s ‘Ramayana’. As the team…

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Queensland tests AI cameras trained on 800 hours of footage to detect crocodiles swimming in murky waterways, with the technology being assessed for real-time monitoring near boat ramps and marinas |

Queensland tests AI cameras trained on 800 hours of footage to detect crocodiles swimming in murky waterways, with the technology being assessed for real-time monitoring near boat ramps and marinas |

Queensland is testing a camera system that uses artificial intelligence to identify crocodiles. In a media release on 24 March 2026, the Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation (DETSI) said the project had been given the green light to proceed with its first deployment in northern Queensland. DETSI is working with James Cook…

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