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Russia Strikes Across Ukraine As Peace Prospects Flounder
Russia launched "massive" strikes across Ukraine overnight, in a new blow to peace efforts that drew a fresh appeal from President Volodymyr Zelensky for US and European help.
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Gaza's Nasser Hospital Struck 4 Times During Deadly Israeli Attack: Report
Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza was struck at least four times during Israel's deadly attack on Monday, killing 22 people, according to a new analysis by BBC Verify.
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Bhopal's 90-Degree Bridge To Undergo Correction, Radius Expansion
Bhopal's much-debated 90-degree Railway Overbridge (ROB) is finally set for a major correction after months of criticism and nationwide headlines.
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'No Cause For Panic, Trump Tariff Impact Unlikely To Be Severe': Report
There is no cause for panic, say sources, as US tariffs of 50 percent took effect Wednesday on many Indian products, doubling an existing duty as President Donald Trump sought to punish New Delhi for buying Russian oil.
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India Is Most Dangerous Country To Take Selfie, US Is Number 2
A new study might make you think twice before you grab your camera to take that Instagram-worthy selfie during a trip. With a startling 271 casualties-214 deaths and 57 injuries-India emerged as the deadliest country to take selfies.
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Hurricane Erin Stirs Up Strong Winds, Floods Highway On Path Towards Sea
Hurricane Erin battered North Carolina's Outer Banks with strong winds and waves that flooded part of the main highway as the monster storm slowly began to move away from the East Coast.
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Where Is Hurricane Erin Now? Category 2 Storm Threatens Flooding From Florida To New England
Hurricane Erin strengthened on Wednesday and tracked northward, remaining a Category 2 storm while running parallel to the US East Coast. Forecasters warned the sprawling system, extensive in size, may intensify into a major hurricane by Thursday
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2 Months After RCB Stampede, Karnataka Assembly Passes 'Crowd Control' Bill
Over two months after the stampede that claimed 11 lives in Bengaluru during the RCB's felicitation ceremony on June 4, the Karnataka Assembly passed a new legislation aimed at ensuring safety at mass gatherings and public events.
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New York Influencer Ariela La Langosta's Body Found With Bullet Injury, Cops Say "Not A Random Act"
The Westchester County Police Department confirmed her death, stating she died as a result of gunshot wounds.
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Google Tests ‘Scroll and Translate’ Feature for Circle to Search on Pixel Phones: Report
Google is reportedly testing a new translation tool within Circle to Search. While some Pixel beta users see it as Scroll and Translate, the app code also refers to it as Live Translate, causing branding confusion. The feature is said to translate entire screens but lacks cropping support, has some processing delays, and uses a text-on-text overlay...
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ChatGPT’s Health Advice Sends 60-Year-Old Man to the Hospital, Raises Questions on Its Reliability
ChatGPT’s health advice was the reason behind a man’s trip to the hospital, as per a new case study. The study highlights that a 60-year-old person was suffering from rare metal poisoning, which resulted in a range of symptoms, including psychosis. The study also mentions that the poisoning, identified as being caused by long-term sodium bromid...
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Chinese Boy's Meltdown Over Labubu Frenzy Causes $56,000 In Damages
The Labubu phenomenon has reached new heights in China, with some rare dolls selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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"Boy In A Hurry" Vs "Politics of Delay": DK Shivakumar And Tejasvi Surya Clash
The opening of the new Yellow Line section of the Bengaluru metro has sparked a row between Karnataka's Congress government and the BJP over BJP leader Tejasvi Surya inviting Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Shocking Study Shows You're More Likely To Die From An Asteroid Than Rabies
A new study finds that dying from an asteroid impact is more likely than dying from rabies, though both are rare. The research compares asteroid risk with other unusual causes of death to help guide prevention strategies.
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Old vs New Development: Expert Explains What Led To Uttarkashi Destruction
The mudslide in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi district, which razed a village and buried scores of people, may not have been triggered by a cloudburst caused by heavy rain.
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Russia Strikes Across Ukraine As Peace Prospects Flounder
Russia launched "massive" strikes across Ukraine overnight, in a new blow to peace efforts that drew a fresh appeal from President Volodymyr Zelensky for US and European help.
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Gaza's Nasser Hospital Struck 4 Times During Deadly Israeli Attack: Report
Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza was struck at least four times during Israel's deadly attack on Monday, killing 22 people, according to a new analysis by BBC Verify.
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Bhopal's 90-Degree Bridge To Undergo Correction, Radius Expansion
Bhopal's much-debated 90-degree Railway Overbridge (ROB) is finally set for a major correction after months of criticism and nationwide headlines.
-
'No Cause For Panic, Trump Tariff Impact Unlikely To Be Severe': Report
There is no cause for panic, say sources, as US tariffs of 50 percent took effect Wednesday on many Indian products, doubling an existing duty as President Donald Trump sought to punish New Delhi for buying Russian oil.
-
India Is Most Dangerous Country To Take Selfie, US Is Number 2
A new study might make you think twice before you grab your camera to take that Instagram-worthy selfie during a trip. With a startling 271 casualties-214 deaths and 57 injuries-India emerged as the deadliest country to take selfies.
-
Hurricane Erin Stirs Up Strong Winds, Floods Highway On Path Towards Sea
Hurricane Erin battered North Carolina's Outer Banks with strong winds and waves that flooded part of the main highway as the monster storm slowly began to move away from the East Coast.
-
Where Is Hurricane Erin Now? Category 2 Storm Threatens Flooding From Florida To New England
Hurricane Erin strengthened on Wednesday and tracked northward, remaining a Category 2 storm while running parallel to the US East Coast. Forecasters warned the sprawling system, extensive in size, may intensify into a major hurricane by Thursday
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2 Months After RCB Stampede, Karnataka Assembly Passes 'Crowd Control' Bill
Over two months after the stampede that claimed 11 lives in Bengaluru during the RCB's felicitation ceremony on June 4, the Karnataka Assembly passed a new legislation aimed at ensuring safety at mass gatherings and public events.
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New York Influencer Ariela La Langosta's Body Found With Bullet Injury, Cops Say "Not A Random Act"
The Westchester County Police Department confirmed her death, stating she died as a result of gunshot wounds.
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Google Tests ‘Scroll and Translate’ Feature for Circle to Search on Pixel Phones: Report
Google is reportedly testing a new translation tool within Circle to Search. While some Pixel beta users see it as Scroll and Translate, the app code also refers to it as Live Translate, causing branding confusion. The feature is said to translate entire screens but lacks cropping support, has some processing delays, and uses a text-on-text overlay...
-
ChatGPT’s Health Advice Sends 60-Year-Old Man to the Hospital, Raises Questions on Its Reliability
ChatGPT’s health advice was the reason behind a man’s trip to the hospital, as per a new case study. The study highlights that a 60-year-old person was suffering from rare metal poisoning, which resulted in a range of symptoms, including psychosis. The study also mentions that the poisoning, identified as being caused by long-term sodium bromid...
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Chinese Boy's Meltdown Over Labubu Frenzy Causes $56,000 In Damages
The Labubu phenomenon has reached new heights in China, with some rare dolls selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars.
-
"Boy In A Hurry" Vs "Politics of Delay": DK Shivakumar And Tejasvi Surya Clash
The opening of the new Yellow Line section of the Bengaluru metro has sparked a row between Karnataka's Congress government and the BJP over BJP leader Tejasvi Surya inviting Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
-
Shocking Study Shows You're More Likely To Die From An Asteroid Than Rabies
A new study finds that dying from an asteroid impact is more likely than dying from rabies, though both are rare. The research compares asteroid risk with other unusual causes of death to help guide prevention strategies.
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Old vs New Development: Expert Explains What Led To Uttarkashi Destruction
The mudslide in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi district, which razed a village and buried scores of people, may not have been triggered by a cloudburst caused by heavy rain.
