Paul Rosolie entered the Amazon at 18 and spent two decades fighting to save its rainforest; now, his team is protecting 160,000 acres of forest | World News

When American naturalist and conservationist Paul Rosolie first travelled to the Peruvian Amazon at 18, he was drawn to one of the world’s most extraordinary wildernesses. Two decades later, his work has evolved from exploring remote forests and studying wildlife into a long-term effort to protect the rainforest from illegal logging, road expansion and other…

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PM-President face-off in Poland: Top court chief suspended, court cries ‘coup d’etat’ as Nawrocki returns

PM Tusk defends chief justice’s suspension, president rushes back as court alleges ‘coup’ Poland witnessed fresh tensions between its government and the nationalist right on Friday after riot police were deployed around the country’s constitutional tribunal following the suspension of its chief justice, Bogdan Swieczkowski.Poland President Karol Nawrocki also cut short an official visit to…

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Trump’s Halloween surprise sparks panic in Washington; residents call 911 fearing plane crash as Air Force One made low-altitude flyover

Air Force One made an extremely low-altitude flyover sending some residents into panic. Residents in Washington, DC, were left frightened after a large aircraft flew unusually low over their neighbourhoods on Thursday evening, prompting several people to call 911 fearing that a plane was about to crash. The aircraft, however, turned out to be Air…

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Rahul Gandhi vs Nirmala Sitharaman round 2, this time over IDBI Bank stake sale | India News

Rahul Gandhi and Nirmala Sitharaman trade barbs over IDBI Bank stake sale, as Congress leader backs employees’ strike NEW DELHI: Congress’s Rahul Gandhi and finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman sparred on social media over govt’s decision to sell its stake in IDBI Bank with the leader of the opposition in Lok Sabha backing protesting employees.A day…

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An aquarium plant escaped into Florida waterways in the 1950s; within 40 years, hydrilla had spread to over 70% of the state’s watersheds | World News

Representative Image of hydrilla overtaking a Florida waterway, displacing native plants and disrupting wildlife and recreational activities (AI-generated image) An aquatic plant imported for home aquariums became a major management problem in Florida after it entered the state’s freshwater systems in the 1950s. Hydrilla, a submerged plant native to parts of Asia, can grow rapidly,…

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J&K cops bust terror financing syndicate, 10 held | India News

J&K Police bust terror financing module in Shopian SRINAGAR: J&K Police Friday said they have busted a terror financing module and arrested 10 suspects from different parts of the union territory.“During the investigation, suspicious online financial transactions carried out through various payment platforms were analysed, leading to the tracing of money trails across multiple layers….

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A $20 million gift will transform part of Philadelphia’s art museum into a new learning centre; the project marks its first major capital expansion since the Frank Gehry renovation | World News

Philadelphia Museum of Art’s main building. Image Credit: Wikipedia The Philadelphia Museum of Art will transform part of its north wing into a dedicated learning centre following a $20 million gift from philanthropists Lois G. and Julian A. Brodsky. The project aims to expand educational opportunities for schoolchildren, families and adult learners through dedicated studios,…

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