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US' Largest Commuter Rail System Shuts Down As Workers Strike
The railroad, which serves New York City and its eastern suburbs, ceased operations just after midnight after five unions representing about half its workforce walked off the job.
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Older Than Stonehenge: 5,000-Year-Old Artificial Island Discovered In Scotland
Archaeologists in Scotland have uncovered the remains of a mysterious artificial island dating back more than 5,000 years, revealing that prehistoric communities were capable of advanced engineering long before Stonehenge was built.
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Which Is The Shortest National Highway In India?
India's highway network is full of surprises, from massive routes to incredibly short ones. One highway, in particular, stands out for being the shortest of them all.
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Only People, No Cars: Finland Opens World's Longest Pedestrian Sea Bridge
The newly opened bridge doubles as a scenic promenade linking Helsinki's islands and waterfronts.
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Flesh-Eating Bacteria Found In Long Island, Can Kill Humans, Dogs Within 48 Hours: Report
The bacteria can spread quickly in the body and can lead to life-threatening complications if not treated immediately.
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Researchers Mistook Newly Found Island In Antarctica's Danger Zone For A "Dirty" Iceberg
The new island has not yet been named. The researchers plan to officially map it and name it in the future.
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Which Pink Beach Should You Visit In Indonesia? Pantai Merah vs Long Beach Padar
Komodo National Park in Indonesia features two unique pink sand beaches, Pantai Merah on Komodo Island and Long Beach on Padar Island, caused by crushed red coral.
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Chopped Up Bodies, Wrapped In Sacks: US Beach Killer On Murdering Sex Workers
Investigators discovered that Heuermann kept detailed notes about his murders on his computer.
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The World's Longest-Growing Fruit Comes From A Remote Island
While most fruits grow quickly, one extraordinary fruit takes nature's slowest route to maturity.
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"Why Not Take Oil?" 4 Decades Before War, Trump Was Already Eyeing Iran
Iran is one of the world's biggest oil producers. The country holds the world's second-largest proven natural gas reserves and the third-largest crude oil reserves, according to United States Energy Information Administration.
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Iran's Kharg Island Attack Triggers Panic In China: Why It Matters To Beijing
The escalating war, especially the attack on Iran's Kharg Island, has put Beijing in a panic mode - leading to drivers rushing to fill their vehicles' tanks and causing long queues at the gas stations.
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Watch: Scientists Record First Video Evidence Of Shark In Antarctic's Freezing Waters
For the first time, researchers recorded a three to four-meter shark in Antarctic Ocean waters, challenging the belief that sharks do not inhabit these frigid depths.
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9 Iconic Sea Bridges From Around The World
Whether you enjoy a peaceful drive, have an interest in architecture or simply love the beauty of the open sea, these bridges have something special to offer.
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Mining To Army Base Built Into Ice, US Military's Long History In Greenland
In spring 1941, Denmarks ambassador signed a treaty giving the US military access to Greenland to help protect the island from Nazi Germany and contribute to the war effort in Europe. That agreement, updated in 1951 and 2004, continues today.
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Why Is Long Island Iced Tea Called Long Island Iced Tea
Ever wondered why Long Island Iced Tea is called that? Discover the fascinating origin of this iconic cocktail, its tea-like appearance, and the story behind its name.
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US' Largest Commuter Rail System Shuts Down As Workers Strike
The railroad, which serves New York City and its eastern suburbs, ceased operations just after midnight after five unions representing about half its workforce walked off the job.
-
Older Than Stonehenge: 5,000-Year-Old Artificial Island Discovered In Scotland
Archaeologists in Scotland have uncovered the remains of a mysterious artificial island dating back more than 5,000 years, revealing that prehistoric communities were capable of advanced engineering long before Stonehenge was built.
-
Which Is The Shortest National Highway In India?
India's highway network is full of surprises, from massive routes to incredibly short ones. One highway, in particular, stands out for being the shortest of them all.
-
Only People, No Cars: Finland Opens World's Longest Pedestrian Sea Bridge
The newly opened bridge doubles as a scenic promenade linking Helsinki's islands and waterfronts.
-
Flesh-Eating Bacteria Found In Long Island, Can Kill Humans, Dogs Within 48 Hours: Report
The bacteria can spread quickly in the body and can lead to life-threatening complications if not treated immediately.
-
Researchers Mistook Newly Found Island In Antarctica's Danger Zone For A "Dirty" Iceberg
The new island has not yet been named. The researchers plan to officially map it and name it in the future.
-
Which Pink Beach Should You Visit In Indonesia? Pantai Merah vs Long Beach Padar
Komodo National Park in Indonesia features two unique pink sand beaches, Pantai Merah on Komodo Island and Long Beach on Padar Island, caused by crushed red coral.
-
Chopped Up Bodies, Wrapped In Sacks: US Beach Killer On Murdering Sex Workers
Investigators discovered that Heuermann kept detailed notes about his murders on his computer.
-
The World's Longest-Growing Fruit Comes From A Remote Island
While most fruits grow quickly, one extraordinary fruit takes nature's slowest route to maturity.
-
"Why Not Take Oil?" 4 Decades Before War, Trump Was Already Eyeing Iran
Iran is one of the world's biggest oil producers. The country holds the world's second-largest proven natural gas reserves and the third-largest crude oil reserves, according to United States Energy Information Administration.
-
Iran's Kharg Island Attack Triggers Panic In China: Why It Matters To Beijing
The escalating war, especially the attack on Iran's Kharg Island, has put Beijing in a panic mode - leading to drivers rushing to fill their vehicles' tanks and causing long queues at the gas stations.
-
Watch: Scientists Record First Video Evidence Of Shark In Antarctic's Freezing Waters
For the first time, researchers recorded a three to four-meter shark in Antarctic Ocean waters, challenging the belief that sharks do not inhabit these frigid depths.
-
9 Iconic Sea Bridges From Around The World
Whether you enjoy a peaceful drive, have an interest in architecture or simply love the beauty of the open sea, these bridges have something special to offer.
-
Mining To Army Base Built Into Ice, US Military's Long History In Greenland
In spring 1941, Denmarks ambassador signed a treaty giving the US military access to Greenland to help protect the island from Nazi Germany and contribute to the war effort in Europe. That agreement, updated in 1951 and 2004, continues today.
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Why Is Long Island Iced Tea Called Long Island Iced Tea
Ever wondered why Long Island Iced Tea is called that? Discover the fascinating origin of this iconic cocktail, its tea-like appearance, and the story behind its name.
