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UK railway bridge famous for smashing vehicles destroys tractor roof again

A tractor's roof was ripped off after getting stuck under a notoriously low railway bridge in Ely, Cambridgeshire, a site with a history of vehicle collisions. Despite clear height warnings and a nearby level crossing, drivers repeatedly misjudge their vehicle's height. This incident adds to the bridge's infamous reputation, though…

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Indian Assistant High Commission official found dead inside Chattogram mission premises in Bangladesh: Report

An assistant protocol officer at the Indian High Commission in Chattogram, Narendra, 38, was found dead inside the mission premises on Tuesday. Police suspect he may have suffered a cardiac arrest while going to the bathroom during the night. The body has been sent for an autopsy to determine the…

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Indian student dies in road accident in Australia, was trapped under a car

A 19-year-old Indian student, Komalpreet Kaur, died in Perth, Australia, after she was struck by a car and got trapped under the car. The accident took place last Saturday at about 11.30 pm at the Bentley Plaza car park on Albany Highway, near John Street. Komalpreet was alive with critical…

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$200 million kitty: Meet Choupette, the world's richest cat, whose lifestyle would make Cleopatra envious

But even the lower reported number is staggering. If one uses the $1.5 million figure and compares it with the median net worth of an American family, about $192,900 in the most recent Federal Reserve survey, Choupette’s supposed care arrangement works out to roughly 7.8 times that figure. Round it…

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Patagonia’s new rule reveals why making Earth its only shareholder was never just about charity

Patagonia's founder, Yvon Chouinard, has revolutionized corporate integrity by legally embedding environmental goals into the company's structure. Instead of traditional sales, all voting stock now goes to a trust, ensuring profits fund biodiversity protection. This structural shift prioritizes long-term ethical operations over short-term profit pressures, safeguarding the brand's mission for…

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The childhood question that helped Spanx founder Sara Blakely stop fearing failure

Spanx CEO Sara Blakely's childhood ritual of discussing weekly failures, rather than successes, reshaped her view of achievement. This approach transformed disappointment into a catalyst for growth, teaching that embracing mistakes is crucial for building resilience and fostering genuine confidence in entrepreneurship. It highlights how learning from errors fuels innovation.

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How Jensen Huang’s time as a Denny’s dishwasher shaped the way he built Nvidia

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang emphasizes operational rigor, learned from washing dishes, as crucial for hyper-growth, debunking the myth that only engineering brilliance and funding suffice. He advocates for first principles thinking and meticulous attention to mundane tasks, arguing that this foundational discipline builds resilient, scalable tech companies capable of sustainable…

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Brian Chesky’s early Airbnb rule: Why he ignored competitors to study customers one by one

Companies often chase numbers for hyper-growth, overlooking a critical step. Airbnb's early success stemmed from understanding users one by one, not just data. This intimate approach built trust and loyalty. Focusing on individual experiences creates sustainable growth. This customer-centric model is key for brand representation and long-term success in any…

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5 temples older than Stonehenge - and why tiny Malta still baffles historians

Ancient temples on the Maltese islands are rewriting history. These structures predate the Egyptian pyramids and Stonehenge. Built by a Neolithic society around 3600 BCE, they showcase advanced architectural and astronomical knowledge. The Megalithic Temples of Malta stand as the world's oldest freestanding temples, proving great feats are possible even…

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Who were Cain Clark and Caleb Vazquez? San Diego mosque shooter's mother called police hours before attack

17-year-old Cain Clark and 18-year-old Caleb Velasquez have been identified as the shooters who went on a rampage outside a San Diego mosque Monday. Both of them died from self-inflicted wounds. According to reports, Clark was a standout wrestler and the incident stunned his family members as they were completely…

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Iranian journalist stabbed in London by Tehran-linked Romanian nationals, UK court hears

A British court on Monday heard explosive allegations that the Iranian state used Romanian nationals as “proxies” to carry out a knife attack on a London-based Iranian journalist linked to opposition broadcaster Iran International.

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The theft that made the 'Mona Lisa' a masterpiece

In 1911, the Louvre's Mona Lisa vanished, sparking global intrigue. Initially an overlooked artwork, its theft catapulted it to unprecedented fame. Accusations flew from American collectors to Kaiser Wilhelm, but an Italian handyman, Vincenzo Perugia, was the culprit. His patriotic motive and the painting's subsequent notoriety cemented its iconic status.

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3,500-year-old Mycenaean woman buried with swords finally gets a face and it’s rewriting ancient history

A woman who lived around 3,500 years ago in Bronze Age Greece has come back into public view in a very unusual way. Not through writing or statues, but through a digital facial reconstruction created by artist Juanjo Ortega G. The image is based on earlier archaeological reconstructions and gives…

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The poor English boy crowned King of England at 10, and years later, he worked in the royal kitchen

For a brief moment in medieval England, a poor boy stood at the centre of a royal rebellion and wore a crown meant for kings. Lambert Simnel was only around 10 years old when Yorkist supporters presented him as a claimant to the English throne during the turbulent years after…

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Abu Dhabi's $13 billion AI strategy to build world’s first fully automated government

Abu Dhabi has announced a major transformation plan that aims to make it the world’s first fully AI-native government across all digital services by 2027, according to the Department of Government Enablement. This is a part of the Abu Dhabi Government Digital Strategy planned from 2025 to 2027. The strategy…

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Steve Jobs said you can’t ‘connect the dots’ looking forward and that may be the advice ambitious people need most

Steve Jobs' famous advice, 'You can't connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards,' offers a practical guide for navigating career uncertainty. Instead of demanding clarity, finding meaning emerges from experiences. This approach encourages exploration and 'small bets' over meticulous planning, fostering creativity and adaptability in…

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Why Reed Hastings' Netflix culture memo says working harder can quietly hurt your company

Netflix's famed cultural memo champions results over mere effort, challenging traditional workplaces that reward busyness. It advocates for 'talent density' and autonomy, urging managers to assess tasks by their impact rather than time spent. This approach, though sometimes uncomfortable, remains relevant for boosting genuine productivity by focusing on tangible achievements.

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London Tube strike: New dates announced after May walkouts suspended; check June schedule

London Underground commuters may have avoided major disruption this week after planned Tube strikes were suspended, but fresh industrial action has already been announced for next month amid an ongoing dispute between the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union and Transport for London (TfL).

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UAE to launch 16 new Indian passport and visa centres as Alhind takes over consular services

Over four million Indians in the UAE will experience a significant overhaul in passport and visa services starting July 1, 2026. Kerala-based Alhind Group has secured a major contract, launching 16 new service centers across the Emirates. This move aims to make services more affordable and accessible, replacing BLS International…

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Ebola outbreak worries WHO over 'scale and speed': What to know

A severe Ebola outbreak, caused by the rare Bundibugyo virus, has claimed 130 lives with over 500 suspected cases. The World Health Organization warns of high risk to neighboring nations, stressing human-to-human transmission via bodily fluids and contact with infected animals. Emergency response systems are being activated to combat the…

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‘They kicked me like an animal’: Jewish tourist from Israel attacked by gang in London’s Golders Green

A 22-year-old Jewish man visiting London from Israel was allegedly assaulted by a group of men in Golders Green, north London, during the early hours of Monday. Metropolitan Police have launched an investigation and are treating the case as an antisemitic hate crime.

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Florida Lottery May 18, 2026: Check the winning numbers for Powerball and Fantasy 5 results

Florida Lottery results for May 18, 2026, once again drew strong attention across the United States as players followed one of the most closely watched draw nights of the week. Monday draws in Florida typically feature multiple games running back-to-back, and this evening was no exception, with Powerball, Fantasy 5,…

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UAE brings in unified payday deadline for private sector workers from June 2026 under new wage rules

UAE mandates private firms to pay staff by the first of each Gregorian month from June 1, 2026. This stringent wage protection reform aims to bolster worker rights and labour compliance. The move standardizes payroll, with delayed payments automatically flagged, impacting millions of expatriates reliant on timely salaries for essential…

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25th visit to China: Xi Jinping’s ‘old friend' Putin to arrive on Tuesday - what's on agenda

Russian President Vladimir Putin is gearing up for a major two-day sojourn in China, coinciding with the backdrop of a US presidential visit. His face-to-face meeting with 'old friend' President Xi Jinping aims to fortify their countries' bilateral relations and expand collaborative strategies. Topics will span a range of regional…

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This ancient bullet carried a secret 2,100-year-old Greek word that shocked experts worldwide revealing ‘sarcastic’ war message

A small lead projectile uncovered in northern Israel is offering archaeologists an unexpectedly human glimpse into ancient warfare. The object itself is tiny and easy to overlook, yet the message engraved onto it has drawn global attention. Researchers recently revealed that a 2,100-year-old sling bullet discovered at the ancient city…

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