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In A First, Wolf Caught On Camera Using Rope To Pull Crab Trap, Eat Bait
A female wild wolf on the central coast of British Columbia was caught on video pulling a crab trap out of the ocean and eating the bait, marking the first documented case of tool use by the animal.
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3 More Teachers Summoned In Delhi Class 10 Student's Suicide Probe
Delhi Police on Monday summoned three more teachers of St Columbia's School here for questioning in connection with the suicide of a Class 10 student over alleged mental harassment, an official said.
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Grizzly Bear Attack On School Children And Teachers In Canada Injures 11
A grizzly bear attacked a group of schoolchildren and teachers on a walking trail in British Columbia, Canada, injuring 11 people, two of them critically.
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ChatGPT Atlas, Perplexity’s Comet and Other AI Browsers Can Bypass Paywalls: Report
Reports suggest that AI browsers like ChatGPT Atlas and Perplexity’s Comet can bypass paywalls by reproducing full articles hidden behind them. The Columbia Journalism Review found that both browsers could generate paywalled text from publications like MIT Technology Review. While Gadgets 360’s tests couldn’t replicate the issue, such behavio...
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Scientists Create One Kidney That Can Match Any Patient, No Matter The Blood Type
Scientists have developed a universal kidney transplant by converting a donor kidney to blood type O, enabling compatibility with any recipient.
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3 Shootings In Canada, Then A Facebook Post By Lawrence Bishnoi Gang Member
The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility for recent shooting incidents in Canada. This time, the attack targeted several establishments owned by a restaurant owner in Surrey.
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Indian Student With $100,000 Columbia Scholarship Denied US Visa. Here's Why
Kaushik Raj, a 27-year-old journalist from Delhi, was all ready to live his American dream with a $100,000 (approximately Rs 89 lakh) scholarship in hand to pursue a masters degree in data journalism at Columbia University.
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Lawrence Bishnoi Gang Member Gets 6 Years In Jail For Firing At AP Dhillon's Canada Home
A Canadian court convicted a Winnipeg man of arson and firing a weapon at singer AP Dhillon's British Columbia home last year.
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US To Revoke Colombian President's Visa Over 'Reckless, Incendiary Actions'
President Petro shared video of himself speaking to a large crowd through a megaphone, with his translator then relaying his comments calling on "nations of the world" to contribute soldiers for an army "larger than that of the US."
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Washington DC Sues Trump Over National Guard Deployment
The District of Columbia on Thursday challenged President Donald Trump's use of the National Guard in Washington, asking a federal court to intervene even as he plans to send troops to other cities in the name of driving down crime.
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Ex-Columbia University President Minouche Shafik Tapped As UK Economic Adviser
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Monday appointed economist and former Columbia University president Minouche Shafik as his chief economic adviser.
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National Guard Deployed In Washington Will Be Armed Soon, Says Pentagon
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered that National Guard troops patrolling the streets of Washington for President Donald Trump's law enforcement crackdown will be armed, the Pentagon said Friday.
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Columbia University Data Stolen, Includes Bank Details, Addresses
The financial information and academic performance of Columbia University students and alumni were stolen in a recent breach, according to a Bloomberg News review of some of the pilfered data.
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Trump Admin Seeks $500 Million Settlement From Harvard Amid Civil Rights Probe
The White House views a payment of $500 million by Harvard University as a floor in negotiations for a settlement, and the cost of a deal could climb far higher if the school doesn't submit to government oversight provisions.
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230,000 Killed, Millions Displaced: Remembering 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami
A massive undersea earthquake near Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula triggered tsunami warnings across the Pacific, affecting regions from Japan to Hawaii and parts of the US West Coast.
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In A First, Wolf Caught On Camera Using Rope To Pull Crab Trap, Eat Bait
A female wild wolf on the central coast of British Columbia was caught on video pulling a crab trap out of the ocean and eating the bait, marking the first documented case of tool use by the animal.
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3 More Teachers Summoned In Delhi Class 10 Student's Suicide Probe
Delhi Police on Monday summoned three more teachers of St Columbia's School here for questioning in connection with the suicide of a Class 10 student over alleged mental harassment, an official said.
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Grizzly Bear Attack On School Children And Teachers In Canada Injures 11
A grizzly bear attacked a group of schoolchildren and teachers on a walking trail in British Columbia, Canada, injuring 11 people, two of them critically.
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ChatGPT Atlas, Perplexity’s Comet and Other AI Browsers Can Bypass Paywalls: Report
Reports suggest that AI browsers like ChatGPT Atlas and Perplexity’s Comet can bypass paywalls by reproducing full articles hidden behind them. The Columbia Journalism Review found that both browsers could generate paywalled text from publications like MIT Technology Review. While Gadgets 360’s tests couldn’t replicate the issue, such behavio...
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Scientists Create One Kidney That Can Match Any Patient, No Matter The Blood Type
Scientists have developed a universal kidney transplant by converting a donor kidney to blood type O, enabling compatibility with any recipient.
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3 Shootings In Canada, Then A Facebook Post By Lawrence Bishnoi Gang Member
The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility for recent shooting incidents in Canada. This time, the attack targeted several establishments owned by a restaurant owner in Surrey.
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Indian Student With $100,000 Columbia Scholarship Denied US Visa. Here's Why
Kaushik Raj, a 27-year-old journalist from Delhi, was all ready to live his American dream with a $100,000 (approximately Rs 89 lakh) scholarship in hand to pursue a masters degree in data journalism at Columbia University.
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Lawrence Bishnoi Gang Member Gets 6 Years In Jail For Firing At AP Dhillon's Canada Home
A Canadian court convicted a Winnipeg man of arson and firing a weapon at singer AP Dhillon's British Columbia home last year.
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US To Revoke Colombian President's Visa Over 'Reckless, Incendiary Actions'
President Petro shared video of himself speaking to a large crowd through a megaphone, with his translator then relaying his comments calling on "nations of the world" to contribute soldiers for an army "larger than that of the US."
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Washington DC Sues Trump Over National Guard Deployment
The District of Columbia on Thursday challenged President Donald Trump's use of the National Guard in Washington, asking a federal court to intervene even as he plans to send troops to other cities in the name of driving down crime.
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Ex-Columbia University President Minouche Shafik Tapped As UK Economic Adviser
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Monday appointed economist and former Columbia University president Minouche Shafik as his chief economic adviser.
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National Guard Deployed In Washington Will Be Armed Soon, Says Pentagon
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered that National Guard troops patrolling the streets of Washington for President Donald Trump's law enforcement crackdown will be armed, the Pentagon said Friday.
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Columbia University Data Stolen, Includes Bank Details, Addresses
The financial information and academic performance of Columbia University students and alumni were stolen in a recent breach, according to a Bloomberg News review of some of the pilfered data.
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Trump Admin Seeks $500 Million Settlement From Harvard Amid Civil Rights Probe
The White House views a payment of $500 million by Harvard University as a floor in negotiations for a settlement, and the cost of a deal could climb far higher if the school doesn't submit to government oversight provisions.
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230,000 Killed, Millions Displaced: Remembering 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami
A massive undersea earthquake near Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula triggered tsunami warnings across the Pacific, affecting regions from Japan to Hawaii and parts of the US West Coast.
