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Lithium Mining Could Have Drastic Impact on Water Quality and Environment, Says Study
A recent study by Duke University's Nicholas School of the Environment reveals that although common contaminants like arsenic and lead are not present in harmful concentrations near the Kings Mountain lithium mine in North Carolina, high levels of lithium, rubidium, and cesium were detected in local water sources. The research, which focused on wat...
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US Soldier Who Fled To North Korea Charged With Desertion, Child Porn
Travis King was on duty with the US Army when he crossed the North Korean border. He had been in the Army since January 2021 and was based in South Korea as part of a rotation.
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In Pics: Colourful Effigies Line Delhi Roads Ahead Of Dussehra
North West Delhi's Najafgarh Road is lined up with bamboo frames of the effigies of demon king Ravana, Kumbhkaran and Meghnad, waiting to be dressed up with colourful paper.
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American Soldier, Who Illegally Entered North Korea, Back In US
American soldier Travis King has returned to the United States after being freed by North Korea, a Defense Department official said Thursday.
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US Soldier, Who Illegally Entered North Korea, Back In American Custody
US soldier Travis King is in American custody after leaving North Korea, where he had been held since running across the border from the South in July, a US official said on Wednesday.
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North Korea Cites Racial Discrimination In US Military. A Fact Check
North Korea has said that detained U.S. soldier Travis King, who is Black, complained about mistreatment and racial discrimination in his country and the military.
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North Korea Says Soldier Travis King Left US Army Because Of "Discrimination"
North Korea has claimed that American soldier Travis King crossed into its territory last month because of "racial discrimination" and "inhumane maltreatment" in the US Army.
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US Soldier Detained In North Korea Has Served Time In South Korean Jail
A US soldier who served around two months in a South Korean jail on assault charges was believed to be in North Korean custody Wednesday after crossing the heavily fortified border without authorisation, officials said.
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The Little Mermaid Makes Box Office Waves With $185 Million in Collection
Disney’s The Little Mermaid live-action remake raked in $185 million, netting the top spot at North American box offices on its opening weekend, over the United States' Memorial Day holiday. The film made $68 million (about Rs. 561 crore) from regions outside the US and Canada, while the remaining $117.5 million (about Rs. 971 crore) came from th...
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'Harry Potter' Actor Paul Grant Dies After Collapsing Outside London Railway Station
Mr. Grant was found by police outside Kings Cross station in north London on Thursday, March 16.
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Watch: King Charles Faces 'Not My King' Protest During Walkabout
King Charles III on Thursday encountered a group of anti-monarchy activists while on walkabout in the city of Milton Keynes north of London.
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Facebook Parent Meta Ordered to Pay $10.5 Million Legal Fees to Washington State
Facebook parent company Meta has been ordered to pay $10.5 million (nearly Rs. 86 crore) in legal fees to Washington state atop a nearly $25 million (nearly Rs. 200 crore) fine for repeated and intentional violations of campaign finance disclosure laws. King County Superior Court Judge Douglass North issued the legal-fee order Friday, two days afte...
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Spider-Man: No Way Home Box Office Edges Up to $1.69 Billion, Now 6th Biggest Movie of All Time
Spider-Man: No Way Home acquired the sixth place on the all-time global box office list, as it returned to the top spot in North American theatres, industry data showed.
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Naomi Osaka Says Serena Williams, Billie Jean King Inspired Her Investment In US Football Team
Naomi Osaka recently became part-owner of National Women's Soccer League club North Carolina Courage.
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About Time: Five Countries With Eccentric Time-Keeping
North Korea is not alone in its penchant for setting its own time. Geopolitics, economics and the whims of kings and strongmen have seen meridian-meddling across the world -- challenging the theory of 24 time zones pegged to Greenwich Mean Time, which was established in 1884.
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Lithium Mining Could Have Drastic Impact on Water Quality and Environment, Says Study
A recent study by Duke University's Nicholas School of the Environment reveals that although common contaminants like arsenic and lead are not present in harmful concentrations near the Kings Mountain lithium mine in North Carolina, high levels of lithium, rubidium, and cesium were detected in local water sources. The research, which focused on wat...
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US Soldier Who Fled To North Korea Charged With Desertion, Child Porn
Travis King was on duty with the US Army when he crossed the North Korean border. He had been in the Army since January 2021 and was based in South Korea as part of a rotation.
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In Pics: Colourful Effigies Line Delhi Roads Ahead Of Dussehra
North West Delhi's Najafgarh Road is lined up with bamboo frames of the effigies of demon king Ravana, Kumbhkaran and Meghnad, waiting to be dressed up with colourful paper.
-
American Soldier, Who Illegally Entered North Korea, Back In US
American soldier Travis King has returned to the United States after being freed by North Korea, a Defense Department official said Thursday.
-
US Soldier, Who Illegally Entered North Korea, Back In American Custody
US soldier Travis King is in American custody after leaving North Korea, where he had been held since running across the border from the South in July, a US official said on Wednesday.
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North Korea Cites Racial Discrimination In US Military. A Fact Check
North Korea has said that detained U.S. soldier Travis King, who is Black, complained about mistreatment and racial discrimination in his country and the military.
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North Korea Says Soldier Travis King Left US Army Because Of "Discrimination"
North Korea has claimed that American soldier Travis King crossed into its territory last month because of "racial discrimination" and "inhumane maltreatment" in the US Army.
-
US Soldier Detained In North Korea Has Served Time In South Korean Jail
A US soldier who served around two months in a South Korean jail on assault charges was believed to be in North Korean custody Wednesday after crossing the heavily fortified border without authorisation, officials said.
-
The Little Mermaid Makes Box Office Waves With $185 Million in Collection
Disney’s The Little Mermaid live-action remake raked in $185 million, netting the top spot at North American box offices on its opening weekend, over the United States' Memorial Day holiday. The film made $68 million (about Rs. 561 crore) from regions outside the US and Canada, while the remaining $117.5 million (about Rs. 971 crore) came from th...
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'Harry Potter' Actor Paul Grant Dies After Collapsing Outside London Railway Station
Mr. Grant was found by police outside Kings Cross station in north London on Thursday, March 16.
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Watch: King Charles Faces 'Not My King' Protest During Walkabout
King Charles III on Thursday encountered a group of anti-monarchy activists while on walkabout in the city of Milton Keynes north of London.
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Facebook Parent Meta Ordered to Pay $10.5 Million Legal Fees to Washington State
Facebook parent company Meta has been ordered to pay $10.5 million (nearly Rs. 86 crore) in legal fees to Washington state atop a nearly $25 million (nearly Rs. 200 crore) fine for repeated and intentional violations of campaign finance disclosure laws. King County Superior Court Judge Douglass North issued the legal-fee order Friday, two days afte...
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Spider-Man: No Way Home Box Office Edges Up to $1.69 Billion, Now 6th Biggest Movie of All Time
Spider-Man: No Way Home acquired the sixth place on the all-time global box office list, as it returned to the top spot in North American theatres, industry data showed.
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Naomi Osaka Says Serena Williams, Billie Jean King Inspired Her Investment In US Football Team
Naomi Osaka recently became part-owner of National Women's Soccer League club North Carolina Courage.
-
About Time: Five Countries With Eccentric Time-Keeping
North Korea is not alone in its penchant for setting its own time. Geopolitics, economics and the whims of kings and strongmen have seen meridian-meddling across the world -- challenging the theory of 24 time zones pegged to Greenwich Mean Time, which was established in 1884.
