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Climate

October 3, 2024

Hurricane Helene is the Deadliest Mainland US Hurricane Since Katrina

The death toll from Hurricane Helene has climbed to 200, making it the deadliest hurricane to hit mainland US since Katrina in 2005. Rescue teams continue to search for survivors in the southeastern states, with North Carolina bearing the brunt

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What Israel’s Ground Operation into Lebanon Says About America’s Influence

Politics

October 2, 2024

What Israel’s Ground Operation into Lebanon Says About America’s Influence

Israel’s planned ground incursion into Lebanon underscores a stark new strategic reality: the United States, once the dominant power in the Middle East, is now largely powerless to restrain its key ally or significantly influence other major players in the

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Israel Plans Response to Iran’s Biggest Missile Attack Amid Escalation Fears

Israel has pledged to respond to Iran’s largest missile assault on the country, intensifying fears of a broader escalation in the Middle East. On October 1, 2024, Iran launched dozens of missiles toward Israel in retaliation for the killing of

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Iran Launches Missile Attack on Israel, October 1, 2024

Iran launched a major missile attack on Israel on Tuesday, causing sirens to sound throughout the country. CNN teams on the ground reported seeing dozens of missiles over key cities, including Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Haifa. Videos have surfaced

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Iran Warns of Bigger Attacks if Israel Strikes Back

Iran’s military chief issued a stern warning following a missile attack on Tuesday, stating that while the strikes were limited to military targets, broader actions could follow if Israel chooses to respond. Major General Mohammad Bagheri revealed that Iran specifically

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Innovation

September 29, 2024

How Pen and Paper Saved the Day in an IT Crisis

In July 2024, a software update went wrong, causing chaos in the airline industry and beyond. A bug in the CrowdStrike software impacted 8.5 million computers globally, leaving people scrambling for alternative solutions. One of the first to notice was

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Five of the World’s Most Beautiful Climbing Locations

Tourism

September 29, 2024

Five of the World’s Most Beautiful Climbing Locations

From Tasmania to Vietnam, the world is filled with incredible rock formations that draw in adventurous climbers. Australian climber and photographer Simon Carter shares his top five picks for the best places to challenge yourself and enjoy nature’s wild beauty.

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Norway’s Historic Cabin Life Inspires Modern Sustainability

Travel

September 29, 2024

Norway’s Historic Cabin Life Inspires Modern Sustainability

Norway offers a unique glimpse into greener, cleaner living through one family’s experiences which aims to show how the simplicity of mid-19th-century life can teach valuable lessons about sustainability today. The journey to my overnight stay felt like a typical

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The New Shark Species Emerging from the Depths

Climate

September 25, 2024

The New Shark Species Emerging from the Depths

As humanity explores deeper into the ocean, more and more new shark species are being discovered. It all began with an egg in 1989 when Australian scientists found a peculiar “mermaid’s purse” – a leathery egg case that certain sharks

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How Restoring River Meanders Can Reduce Flood Risks and Revitalize Ecosystems

Climate

September 25, 2024

How Restoring River Meanders Can Reduce Flood Risks and Revitalize Ecosystems

For centuries, meandering rivers have been straightened, but experts now emphasize that restoring their natural bends and curves can help prevent flooding and create healthier habitats for wildlife. Swindale Beck, a stream in Cumbria, located in the heart of the

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