April 23, 2025, 2:58 pm
BREAKING NEWS
After assassination attempt, Trump and Biden seek calm, unity
Reuters Donald Trump arrived on Sunday in Milwaukee, where he will be formally nominated as the Republican presidential candidate later this week after surviving an assassination attempt that has aggravatedRead More
As flood recedes, let’s think about its mitigation
As the flood situation in Assam has improved, let us think about its mitigation and if not let’s discuss its adaptation strategies. The second wave of flood snatched away theRead More
Trump injured in shooting at Pennsylvania rally
CNN Speaking at a news conference in Butler, Pennsylvania, authorities said the victims of the shooting have been identified but those details are not yet being publicly shared. The shooting,Read More
China’s largest natural uranium production project starts construction
China’s largest natural uranium production project starts construction CGTN China’s largest natural uranium production project started construction on Friday in Ordos in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, according to ChinaRead More
Our Lives are in Your Hands
Climate March Stockholm, 8 September 2018 Last summer, climate scientist Johan Rock- ström and some other people wrote that we have at most three years to reverse growth in greenhouse-gasRead More
Ukraine gets new $225 million US military aid
Reuters The United States on Thursday announced a new security package for Ukraine worth $225 million, which includes a Patriot missile battery, additional ammunition for high-mobility artillery rocket systems andRead More
“UK’s Most Complete Dinosaur Fossil in a Century Reveals New Species, Comptonatus chasei”
125-Million-Year-Old Fossil Unveiled A newly discovered plant-eating dinosaur species, Comptonatus chasei, roamed an island off England’s southern coast 125 million years ago, recent research reveals. Size and Significance This dinosaur,Read More
Resilient Lion Brothers Brave Crocodile-Infested Waters in Uganda for Love”
In an unprecedented event, two lion brothers, including one with an amputated leg, swam nearly a mile through the crocodile-filled Kazinga Channel in Uganda’s Queen Elizabeth National Park. Jacob (left)Read More
Ancient Plague May Have Triggered Mysterious Population Collapse 5,000 Years Ago
A new study based on DNA from 108 prehistoric individuals suggests that an ancient form of plague might have been widespread among Europe’s first farmers, potentially causing a mysterious populationRead More
