5,500-year-old Canaanite blade factory discovered in Israel reveals surprisingly advanced society | World News

For generations, the Canaanites have occupied a curious space between archaeology and biblical tradition. Mentioned repeatedly in the Hebrew Bible as the inhabitants of the land before the rise of ancient Israel, they have often been viewed through the lens of scripture rather than material evidence. Now, a remarkable discovery in southern Israel is offering…

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‘Hate has no place in US’: Indian-American Congressman condemns racist chants in Texas

Raja Krishnamoorthi calls out racist chants in Texas, says hate has no place in US. AP Indian-American Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi on Thursday condemned anti-India slogans raised by white supremacists outside a Texas city hall. He said hate and discrimination against any community have no place in the United States.The Democratic lawmaker’s remarks came amid concerns…

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From repairing buoys to making history: Meet the US Coast Guard diver who became the first ‘Coastie’ to complete the Navy’s toughest diving course | World News

An unexpected conversation at a Coast Guard unit in Seattle set Senior Chief Petty Officer Thomas Hansen on a path that would eventually lead to a historic achievement. After years spent repairing navigation buoys, restoring maritime aids and carrying out underwater missions from Massachusetts to Antarctica, Hansen has become the first member of the US…

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Soil’s treasure: Scientists discovered a hidden phosphorus reservoir that could transform the future of food |

A growing population and finite phosphorus reserves have made efficient nutrient management one of the biggest challenges facing modern agriculture. Scientists have now uncovered new details about a little-known form of phosphorus hidden within living soil microbes. The findings, published in the Journal of Agricultural and Marine Sciences, come from an international team of researchers…

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Japanese scientists convert food waste into biodegradable paper using a beloved noodle dish |

There is something quietly circular about the sight of yesterday’s lunch becoming tomorrow’s stationery. In Japan’s Kagawa Prefecture, where bowls of thick Sanuki udon are part of the local identity, unwanted noodles are being given a second life that few would have predicted. Instead of heading for disposal, surplus udon is being turned into thin…

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‘Haven’t learnt that lesson yet’: After Iran war, Donald Trump says there are no limits to his ability to exert power

US President Donald Trump US President Donald Trump on Thursday rejected suggestions that the conflict with Iran exposed limits to American power, declaring that there were ‘no limits’ to what the United States could achieve.His remarks came after the United States and Iran formally entered into a peace agreement by digitally signing a memorandum of…

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Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, once claimed to be an alien spaceship, may be 7 billion years old |

When interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS was discovered by the ATLAS survey telescope in Chile on July 1, 2025, it quickly attracted attention for more than just being the third known object from outside the Solar System. Some researchers, including Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb, argued that several unusual features were intriguing enough to keep the possibility of…

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‘Trump is Israel’s only ally’: JD Vance’s blunt message to Netanyahu over Iran deal criticism

US Vice President JD Vance delivered a blunt warning to Israeli critics of the US-Iran agreement on Thursday, defending President Donald Trump amid mounting backlash in Israel and saying Washington remained the country’s only powerful ally. His remarks came after reports that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his political allies were privately furious over the…

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