Who is Christina Koch: First woman on NASA’s Artemis II Moon flyby set to make history on April 1 with record-breaking 10-day lunar mission |

The upcoming Artemis II mission is shaping up to be one of those moments people remember for years. Not just because of the technology or the return to deep space, but because of who is on board. Among the four astronauts preparing for launch is Christina Koch, a name already familiar in spaceflight circles. She…

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A 2,000-year-old Roman Shipwreck was discovered in Lake Neuchâtel in Switzerland | World News

Archaeologists in Switzerland have discovered an astonishing Roman shipwreck in Lake Neuchâtel. The site is an unexpected treasure of first-century maritime trade. According to Swiss State Media, the discovery of the site occurred in 2024 when drone photography revealed the location, and excavation took place in March 2025 by the Cantonal Office of Archaeology (OARC)….

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10 things we learned from Kash Patel’s email ‘leaks’ | World News

Iran-linked hackers recently broke into FBI director Kash Patel’s personal email inbox, revealing a plethora of previously unknown information about him. The hackers published photographs and documents related to the 46-year-old on the internet, said the bureau on Friday. The pro-Palestinian hacker group, Handala Hack Team, shared on their website that Patel will now find…

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‘Only country that dignifies this subject’: Trump reignites birthright citizenship debate, slams US courts

US President Donald Trump once again talked against birthright citizenship, arguing that the policy was originally intended for “the babies of slaves” and is now being misused by wealthy foreigners seeking US citizenship for their children. In the post on Truth Social, Trump criticised the practice of so-called “birth tourism,” claiming that people from countries…

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Abu Dhabi launches international scholarships for emiratis in social care | World News

Abu Dhabi launched international scholarships for Emirati students in social care/Representative Image Abu Dhabi has launched an international scholarship programme for Emirati students to study social work and psychology, aiming to address a growing shortage of qualified professionals in the social care sector.The programme has been introduced by the Department of Community Development in partnership…

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What is Saudi Arabia’s $4.7 billion ‘artificial lake’ plan in Trojena, and why is it now on hold | World News

New Artificial Lake (Mountain of NEOM), Artificial Lake (Trojena), & Artificial Lakes, to be built in the Trojena Mountains, that will be 2,000 meters high, within the NEOM project and 2.8 kilometres long. While the original engineering plan for this new destination required 3 dams to create a continuous body of water, as of late…

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South Asian-origin man in Ohio charged over deadly crash pleads not guilty; pregnant teen killed in accident

Tarsem Singh pleads not guilty after crash-killing 17-year-old pregnant teen in Ohio. Tarsem Singh, a South Asian-origin man, accused of causing a high-speed chase and deadly crash in Ohio that killed 17-year-old Ashlee Holmes, who was pregnant at the time, has pleaded not guilty. The crash took place in February when Singh was driving 100…

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