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Rescue teams carry Chinese worker Lu Haitao after pulling him alive from a hydropower tunnel in Nepal.
A Chinese worker was rescued alive from a hydropower tunnel in Nepal 10 days after catastrophic flooding struck the region. The rescue has renewed hopes for hundreds of people still missing.
The Trinidad and Tobago Government has taken full ownership of the Hilton Trinidad while Hilton remains in charge of operations. The CWU has welcomed assurances that more than 300 hotel workers will keep their jobs.
by Aurax Desk
The Hilton Trinidad will remain open under Hilton management after ownership transferred fully to the Trinidad and Tobago Government.
About 50 Joint Staff members have undergone polygraph tests as part of a Pentagon investigation into leaks of sensitive military information. The probe follows reports of declining U.S. weapons stocks during the war with Iran.
by Aurax Desk
The Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia, where an investigation into unauthorized disclosures of sensitive military information is underway.
A Massachusetts judge declared a mistrial in Lindsay Clancy’s case Friday after jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict following seven days of deliberations. Prosecutors must now decide whether to seek a new trial.
by Aurax Desk
Lindsay Clancy appears in Plymouth Superior Court during proceedings in her murder trial on Sept. 4, 2026.
UN Backs New World Map Showing Africa More Accurately
UN Backs New World Map Showing Africa More Accurately
The U.N. approved a resolution backing maps that more accurately show continental sizes, led by Togo for the African Union.
by Aurax Desk
A comparison of the Mercator projection and the Equal Earth map shows how different projections portray the relative size of Africa and other continents.
Palestinian militants take Israeli Olympic team members hostage in Munich on Sept. 5, 1972.
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Tiger Woods will lose his driver’s license for five years after reaching a plea agreement stemming from a March rollover crash in Florida. The 15-time major champion avoided jail after the original DUI charge was reduced.
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DAILY BUZZ
Road rage has become a global concern as ordinary traffic disputes increasingly escalate into threats, assaults and, in extreme cases, deadly confrontations. But are drivers actually becoming more aggressive, or are smartphones, congestion and social media simply making the problem more visible?
By. Aurax Desk
Road rage is becoming a global concern as traffic, stress and frustration collide on increasingly crowded roads.
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