The Danube has fallen so low that a 1,600-year-old Roman bridge is emerging from the river, revealing a piece of history hidden underwater for centuries

The image is for representation purposes only. For centuries the waters of the Danube, Europe’s second-longest river, have concealed the remains of a remarkable Roman engineering feat. The river is currently at extremely low levels, and parts of a 1,600-year-old bridge are emerging from the water, giving archaeologists a rare glimpse of a structure that…

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Meet Vick Tan: The Minnesota student who turned a teabag into a low-cost filter that removed more than 90% of arsenic from water |

A small teabag may not seem like much of a solution to polluted drinking water, but for Minnesota student Vick Tan, it became the centre of a science project that went far beyond the classroom. Tan helped develop a simple-looking pouch designed to capture arsenic from contaminated water, using a mix of cellulose fabric, crushed…

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Cops used electrocution gloves to subdue high school students in Omaha, now the school district and parents are pleading with police to stop: ‘Supposed to be a safe space for students’

Earlier in August, news broke that US Immigration and Customs Enforcement planned to shell out $20 million to acquire thousands of electric-shock gloves. Dubbed the “Generated Low Output Voltage Emitter,” or G.L.O.V.E, the devices deliver a painful electric shock meant to immobilise anybody at the mere flick of a wrist. While the gloves may be…

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US professor faces possible termination after ‘word salad’ remark during faculty meeting sparks discrimination probe | World News

Hofstra University professor Richard Himelfarb faces probe over remark during faculty meeting/Image: Hofstra News. A US professor has spent nearly a year under investigation after a colleague accused him of racial discrimination over his use of the phrase “word salad” during a faculty meeting at a New York university.Richard Himelfarb, a political science professor at…

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Ecuador’s Indigenous women are planting trees for birds, growing cacao for their families and protecting the forest for their children to save the Amazon | World News

Flor Juanga, a Shuar community representative from Ecuador’s Sucumbios Province. In Ecuador’s Amazon, planting a tree can mean much more than restoring a patch of forest. For Indigenous women such as Flor Juanga, a Shuar community representative from Sucumbíos Province, trees are tied to food, wildlife, family, culture and the future of the community. Juanga…

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Who is Nitro Camden? Twitch streamer going viral for turning his life around after being kicked out of home

Nitro Camden went from a one-viewer Twitch streamer to receiving major creator support after his viral livestream incident. (Image via: @CamFrmDaLou) Nitro_Camden was basically a one-viewer Twitch streamer before one raid changed everything. The 18-year-old creator from St. Louis suddenly had around 15,000 people watching after StableRonaldo and Marlon raided his channel. What should have…

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An abandoned Mississippi shed was covered in snake skins; cameras revealed why gray ratsnakes kept returning | World News

Representative Image of gray ratsnakes inhabiting an old shed surrounded by dense trees and natural vegetation (AI-generated image) In central Mississippi, researchers stumbled across an abandoned shed covered in old snakeskins, an odd enough sight that they decided to set up cameras rather than simply walk away. What they eventually documented became a detailed study…

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What happened between YouTubers MeganPlays and Leah Ashe? Their friendship fallout explained

YouTubers MeganPlays and Leah Ashe were once very close friends and popular names in the Roblox community. They made videos together and even shared a Roblox channel. However, their friendship fell apart after Leah became involved with Megan’s ex-husband, Zach Letter. Now, almost a year after the controversy began, Leah has apologized to Megan in…

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UK woman whose life was ‘saved’ by a cancer trial cycles 186 miles to thank the hospital that gave her hope | World News

Julie Rose, a 49-year-old woman from Bridgwater, Somerset, has taken on a 186-mile cycle ride to The Royal Marsden in London after a clinical trial gave her renewed hope following a devastating cancer diagnosis. Rose was diagnosed with rare medullary thyroid cancer in 2020, after initially putting the back pain she experienced while training for…

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