Oracle layoffs: Read the 6 am email Oracle Leadership reused for its second round of job cuts this year, telling employees ‘today is your last working day’

Oracle’s layoff email, word for word again Oracle’s second mass layoff of 2026 came with a message its employees had already read once. The termination email that reached staff on Monday, signed “Oracle Leadership”, carried the same opening, the same reasoning and the same instructions as the note sent on March 31. Employees who had…

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What happens to your ChatGPT chats when you delete them: How to recover them and other details

ChatGPT users can manage their chat history in different ways. Such actions include the removal of unwanted conversations, archiving the required conversations, and other actions. If a user removes a conversation, it will be deleted from the chat history and scheduled for deletion by OpenAI in 30 days.“Users cannot retrieve deleted conversations through the ChatGPT…

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A teenager who survived childhood cancer started collecting LEGO for the hospital that treated him; his drive has now donated 573 mini-figures and raised $2,575

Sometimes a small act of kindness goes so far that it touches your heart for an entire lifetime. Alexander Ackled-Dold still remembers the little things when he was receiving treatment for leukaemia as a child at Southlake’s pediatric oncology clinic. The teen recounted how the staff were always kind as he was in and out…

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A Washington couple claims they spent nearly $300,000 to build a home on their family land; after years of permits and studies, the state demands they surrender 44 acres before construction can begin

In 2021, Tyler Chambers, 59, purchased 66 acres in rural Chelan County, Washington, with his wife, Wendy, planning to construct a home. The land they bought seemed perfect: it was zoned residential, had power, PUD water, fibre and paved-road access, with other homes nearby. Everything looked promising for the small-business owner from a farming family….

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In 2020, a New Orleans project began crushing bottles into sand; six years later, it has diverted 12 million pounds of glass to help rebuild shrinking coastal wetlands

Representative Image (AI-generated) A bottle tossed away in New Orleans does not necessarily have to end its life in a landfill. A project launched in 2020 is giving discarded glass a second purpose; crushing bottles into sand that can be used in coastal restoration. Glass Half Full, founded by Tulane University students Franziska Trautmann and…

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‘Mutual negligence, panic reaction’: Gurgaon biker Sia rejects accused’s supporters’ online claims | Gurgaon News

Sia’s father dismissed as baseless claims that a medical or personal emergency prompted the accused to drive rashly. GURGAON: Gurgaon hit-and-run victim Sia on Wednesday dismissed a narrative circulated by the accused’s supporters on social media, saying it sought to portray the collision as a case of mutual negligence or a panic reaction.According to news…

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Motivational quote of the day by Elton John: ‘Be prepared to have some ups and downs, but never, ever give up,’ a powerful life lesson explaining why it is important to keep going even when the going gets tough, from the British singer |

Motivational quote on life by British musical artist John Elton(Image Credit: Instagram) Elton John has spent more than five decades in music, but his advice to newcomers is surprisingly simple. The singer believes that struggling in the early stages is part of finding your feet. For him, success does not happen overnight, and difficult periods…

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‘H-1B visas should not exist to replace American workers with low-wage foreigners’: JD Vance

US Vice President JD Vance has defended the Trump administration’s efforts to reform the H-1B visa programme, saying the system should “not exist to replace American workers with low-wage foreigners.”Speaking on the business and technology show All-In Podcast, Vance said the administration pursued changes through executive and administrative measures because of the lack of political…

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In 1983, Britain reintroduced a butterfly declared extinct just four years earlier; the large blue has since surged 1,866% and now survives at 33 sites

A butterfly once declared extinct in Britain is now at the centre of one of the country’s most striking conservation success stories. The large blue, which disappeared from Britain in 1979, has been successfully reintroduced and now occurs at 33 sites in south-west England. New figures from the UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme show its recorded…

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