Lionel Messi scripts MLS history! Inter Miami superstar becomes first player to win back-to-back Golden Boots | Football News

Inter Miami CF forward Lionel Messi (Image: REUTERS) Lionel Messi continues to rewrite the record books in Major League Soccer, with the Inter Miami captain becoming the first player in the league’s history to win the Golden Boot in consecutive seasons. At 39, the Argentine superstar showed no signs of slowing down, finishing the 2026…

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As Oracle makes a ‘will not do’ pledge to worried investors; analysts say company is trying to show that there’s a method to the madness in …

As Oracle makes a ‘will not do’ pledge to worried investors; analysts say company is trying to show that there’s a method to the madness in .. Last month, Oracle told its investors that it will not raise more than $20 billion in additional financing for AI through fiscal 2030. According to a Reuters report…

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When the smoke settles, what remains? The unseen health and environmental risks | India News

The science of festive pollution and its impact on our everyday lives. (Representative AI image) NEW DELHI: Festivals in India bring people together through lights, colours, music, food and community celebrations. From bursting firecrackers and decorating homes to playing with colours, organising processions and gathering along riverbanks, festivities are an integral part of the country’s…

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In the 1830s, Americans bought tomato ketchup as medicine after a physician claimed tomatoes could treat indigestion and diarrhoea; pills made from tomato extract were sold across the country before the craze collapsed.

AI representation of Dr cook making medicine from tomatoes Let’s be honest, everyone knows someone who puts ketchup on absolutely everything. Pastas, pizzas and whatnot. We have all thought that those people need some medicine. Well, what if I told you that, in the 1830s, tomatoes were actually being promoted as medicine, and people were…

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Massachusetts neighbours spent years complaining about sand, dust and noise from an adjoining mine; in August 2026, a jury awarded the couple $530,000 after finding the operators liable for property impacts

A Massachusetts couple who spent years dealing with dust, noise and vibrations from a neighbouring sand mining operation have won $530,000 in damages after a jury found the operators liable for the impact on their property. The verdict, delivered on August 11, 2026, in Plymouth Superior Court, followed a lengthy legal battle involving complaints about…

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Samsung set to become South Korea’s first company with 200 trillion won in cash

Samsung’s cash reserves to cross 200 trillion won as AI chip demand grows Samsung Electronics is on course to become the first company in South Korea to build cash assets of more than 200 trillion won ($146.6 billion), with the artificial intelligence (AI)-driven semiconductor boom strengthening its financial position.The chipmaker’s cash reserves have nearly doubled…

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‘From India to Pakistan, everyone invited’: Anant Singh on daughter’s grand wedding | India News

Singh said everyone who had shown affection towards his family was welcome, regardless of where they came from NEW DELHI: Expelled JD(U) leader Anant Singh said invitations for his daughter’s grand wedding are being sent to people across India and Pakistan, insisting that political differences have no place at family celebrations. He said he would…

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Ancient Maya cities used a vivid red pigment in temples and burials; a new study finds the mineral left toxic mercury in lakes for centuries and damaged aquatic life across multiple levels of the food chain

Red pigment used in Rosalila Temple. Image Source: WikiMedia Commons There were many practices done back in the day that were harmful for people, without them even realising it. But few still continue to cause that harm, even without us doing them today.In this case, a striking red pigment used by the ancient Maya to…

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Meet Donovan Atkinson, the 5-year-old who turned cucumbers from his family’s garden into a pickle business and sold more than 500 jars from his roadside stand | World News

A roadside stand selling homemade pickles is not the usual sight associated with a five-year-old. Yet Donovan Atkinson, a young boy from Attleboro, Massachusetts, has found himself running just such a venture, with cucumbers from his family’s garden providing the starting point. What began with a surplus of home-grown vegetables eventually developed into a small…

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Bjp: BJP chief Nitin Nabin asks opposition to follow LK Advani’s approach to national security | India News

Nitin Nabin asks opposition to learn from Advani, stand with government on national security NEW DELHI: BJP president Nitin Nabin on Sunday urged opposition parties to learn from veteran leader and former deputy prime minister L K Advani, saying political parties should stand together with the government whenever the country faces a challenge related to…

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