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In the 1980s, famine food aid for Ethiopia may have carried a weed; it now cuts forage by up to 90%

world news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 05:50 IST
In some places, parthenium can cut grazing forage by up to 90%, according to the Ethiopian Biodiversity Institute.

In the 1930s, the US sent 500,000 trout eggs to Lake Titicaca; two native fish may now be extinct

The U.S. sent about 500,000 trout eggs to Lake Titicaca in the 1930s to boost fishing. The trout thrived.
world news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 05:40 IST

In 1986, Esther Detering willed her 54-acre farm to a land trust, and it is now a nature preserve

From family farm to nature preserve: A lakeshore gift that still stands.
us news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 05:30 IST

Trump cancels rallies, Vance skips 'War on Fraud' event as US weighs fresh Iran strikes

Vice President JD Vance will skip an event in Minnesota while President Donald Trump has canceled his weekend midterm rallies in Iowa and Kansas.
us news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 05:26 IST

After poet Jane Mead died in 2019, her 1,318-acre Napa ranch became protected land with rare plants

A protected ridge above a valley, now set aside for wildlife and rare plants.
us news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 05:20 IST

In 1991, New Jersey sank a 460-foot Navy ship off Shark River to build its biggest artificial reef

From Navy transport to an underwater landmark.
us news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 05:10 IST

‘Part of CEO's job': Nvidia says Jensen Huang's ties with suspected China spy ‘not unusual’

Nvidia said it had previously investigated and debunked claims that Megaspeed, the data center the Chinese executive worked for, was smuggling chips to China.
world news
Updated on Oct 30, 2026 05:10 IST

North Korea behind $6.3 billion Binance crypto theft, Blockchain analysis firm TRM says

North Korean hackers were behind the Binance crypto theft, as per US Blockchain analysis firm TRM Labs. Image for representational purposes.
world news
Updated on Oct 30, 2026 05:16 IST

Life-sized Mahatma Gandhi statue unveiled in US' North Dakota

"From the people of India to the people of North Dakota," a plaque accompanying the statue of Mahatma Gandhi reads.
world news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 05:01 IST

Vehicle parked on pro-Khalistan separatist's house set ablaze in Canada's Surrey

A car on fire at the residence of Narinder Singh Randhawa in Surrey late on Wednesday night.
world news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 04:59 IST

Maddie Aasbo and Tyler Delane Sturdevant are two of the three victims killed in Oregon chopper crash

Maddie Aasbo and Tyler Delane Sturdevant were identified as two of the three victims killed in the Oregon mid-air helicopter collision.
us news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 04:52 IST

EAM Jaishankar in US for G20 Foreign Ministers’ meet

EAM Jaishankar in US for G20 Foreign Ministers’ meet
us news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 04:45 IST

Gun found in box of Halloween candy in DC public school for young kids

Halloween candy is seen in this representational image.
us news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 04:17 IST

'You look like hell': Trump lashes out at reporter questioning his health

Trump's campaign funding group, MAGA Inc, said it would instead organise a series of tele-rallies featuring the President in at least 19 states.
us news
Updated on Oct 30, 2026 05:17 IST

Texas agriculture department bars businesses employing H-1B workers from getting some state grants

Texas changes grant rules for businesses employing H-1B visa holders.
us news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 03:55 IST

Netanyahu, Eisenkot or fresh polls? Here are four ways Israel can form its next government

Netanyahu's Likud emerged as the largest party with 27 seats in the polls, while former military chief Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar secured 21.
world news
Updated on Oct 30, 2026 05:17 IST

Inside the U.S. Military’s Open-Ended Mission to Keep Gulf Oil Flowing

An E/A-18G takes off from the USS George Washington. Eve Hartley/WSJ
world news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 03:34 IST

The Easy Money Offers That Disguise a Deathtrap for Small Businesses

John Jauregui and Jackie Jauregi at a lot of their Triways trucking company. in Southern California.
world news
Updated on Oct 30, 2026 03:32 IST

How Alaska Became the Most Chaotic Senate Battleground in America

Mary Peltola at the Alaska Federation of Natives conference in Anchorage.
world news
Updated on Oct 30, 2026 03:31 IST

Ukraine Pauses Strikes on Russian Refineries After Pressure From U.S.

An air attack Oct. 18 on the oil terminal in St. Petersburg, Russia.
world news
Updated on Oct 30, 2026 03:32 IST

Why Does Spain Keep Having Deadly Rail Accidents?

Emergency services work at the scene of a collision between two trains in Urda, Spain, on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026. (AP Photo/Manu Fernandez)
world news
Updated on Oct 30, 2026 03:29 IST

The Days of the Graveyard May Be Numbered

America is rapidly drifting away from traditional burial. The norm has increasingly become cremation.
world news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 03:27 IST

Trump Administration, States Harden Battle Lines Ahead of Election Day

Electronic voting equipment awaiting distribution to polling locations in Bucks County, Pa.
world news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 03:21 IST

The countries making a fortune from the US-China rivalry

So far the biggest beneficiary has been the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
world news
Updated on Oct 30, 2026 03:20 IST

Binance traces $6.3 billion hack to one engineer's compromised laptop

Binance said the compromised laptop allowed an attacker to gain access to a service container, and then submit withdrawal transactions which were not authorized. Image for representational purposes.
world news
Updated on Oct 30, 2026 04:31 IST

The Kremlin is shutting down Russia’s last free newspaper

Dmitry Muratov, a Nobel Prize-winner, one of the founders of the Novaya Gazeta daily, attends a gathering in memory of the slain Russian reporter Anna Politkovskaya at the office of the Novaya Gazeta newspaper, recently designated by authorities as a "foreign agent", in Moscow on October 6, 2026. Investigative journalist Anna Politkovskaya, the fierce critic of the Kremlin's wars in Chechnya, was shot dead on October 7, 2006, in the entrance hall of her apartment block in central Moscow. She was 48 years old. (Photo by Igor IVANKO / AFP)
world news
Updated on Oct 30, 2026 02:56 IST

Jacob Bogage sees outpouring of support after Trump insults Reuters reporter as ‘sick guy'

Jacob Bogage, Reuters reporter, faced backlash from President Donald Trump who called him a 'sick guy' who is 'out of shape'.
us news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 02:25 IST

Vietnam veterans group president says he was misled before backing Trump’s DC arch plan: Report

The Vietnam Veterans of America says it was given “inaccurate information” before joining a legal brief supporting Trump's arch.
us news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 02:06 IST

US immigration crackdown targeted 2.2 million people in Trump's second term

Trump immigration crackdown targets 2.2 million people.
us news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 02:03 IST

Top Pentagon planner fired by Hegseth admitted sharing secrets with reporters: Report

US Army general admitted to sharing classified Iran, Ukraine details.
us news
Published on Oct 30, 2026 02:01 IST
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