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Doctor couple, two children killed in Baran crash

Speeding Truck Collides Head-On with Car
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Scholarships crucial amid college expansion

Scholarships crucial amid college expansion
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For more than 20 years, NFL legend Terry Bradshaw built an expansive Oklahoma ranch; years later, his 744-acre property sold for $22.5 million after becoming a major equestrian operation

Terry Bradshaw's vast Oklahoma ranch, spanning 744 acres and once a thriving quarter horse breeding and cattle operation, has officially sold for $22.5 million. This property also served as the backdrop for the show 'The Bradshaw Bunch.' After a lengthy five-year period and an earlier failed sale, the transaction has finally been completed. Bradshaw and his wife will now focus their equestrian business on a smaller ranch in Texas.
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Diesel prices hit records as Iran, Ukraine wars disrupt fuel supplies

Diesel prices hit records as Iran, Ukraine wars disrupt fuel supplies
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Everyone in AI wants to be stopped, so why is nobody stopping

The heads of Anthropic, OpenAI and Google DeepMind now agree AI is moving too fast, and Elon Musk and Brussels agree with them. Not one lab has slowed down. Researchers are resigning, executives want someone else to hold the brake, and Washington says the labs can stop whenever they like. The industry's sudden conscience leaves one question unanswered: who gets to make the AI companies stop?
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After Jamui, Odisha tourist couple harassed on way to Kapilash temple; 2 detained

Police in Odisha’s Dhenkanal detained two people after a video allegedly showing a tourist couple being harassed and the man assaulted on the road to Kapilash shrine surfaced on social media. Police registered a case and began investigating the incident, including the roles of others who may have been involved. The action comes a day after a similar viral-video case in Bihar’s Jamui triggered multiple arrests.
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Vastu plants for home: 9 Plants to keep indoors for positive energy and prosperity

According to Vastu Shastra, plants such as Tulsi, money plant, lucky bamboo, jade plant, snake plant, peace lily, aloe vera, areca palm and jasmine are considered suitable for the home. Each plant is associated with specific benefits, including positivity, prosperity, harmony and well-being, and certain directions are recommended for their placement. Keeping plants healthy and providing adequate sunlight and care is also important, while dried, diseased, thorny plants, cactus and bonsai are generally discouraged in Vastu traditions.
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The Times of India Group announces World Spirituality Summit: Shanti Manthan 2026 in New Delhi

Two-day global summit to bring together spiritual leaders, thinkers, policymakers and conscious businesses around peace, sustainability and mindful living
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Detroit lawyer bought Berry Gordy's Motown mansion for $250K in 2002, sold it for $1.65M

A century-old Detroit mansion with deep ties to the city’s music and industrial history once changed hands for just $250,000 before a painstaking restoration helped it sell for $1.65 million. Known as the Motown Mansion, the 10,500-square-foot residence at 918 W. Boston Blvd. was built in 1916-17 for lumberman Nels Michelson and later became the home of Motown Records founder Berry Gordy Jr. Historic Detroit identifies the property as the Nels Michelson Mansion and documents its origins, architecture and notable owners. Gordy bought the house in 1967 and lived there during a pivotal period for Motown before eventually selling it to Detroit attorney Cynthia F. Reaves, who restored the landmark and later sold it in 2017.
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17 years after losing his arm, he can feel again with a bionic limb


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A Wyoming shed was a 140-year-old Chinese laundry; it will become a museum exhibit after restoration

A weathered Wyoming cabin used as a storage shed for decades turned out to be a 140-year-old Chinese laundry and bathhouse owned by Sam Sing. After an eight-year effort, the historic building has been moved to a museum, where it will be restored and used to tell the story of Lander’s early Chinese community.
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Elvis superfan buys $150K Graceland-inspired home, plans to rent out backyard caravans

Elvis Presley superfan Claire Starring has bought “Lil’ Graceland”, a Memphis home inspired by the singer’s famous estate, for $150,000. The three-bedroom property was previously bought for $55,000 in 2017. Starring plans to keep its retro interiors, remodel two backyard caravans for guests and continue using the property as a short-term rental, recording studio and film and photo location.
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1951 Mickey Mantle photo used for 1952 Topps card sells privately for record $3 million in 2026

An astonishing 1951 photograph of Mickey Mantle has shattered records, fetching $3 million at auction. This particular image laid the groundwork for his legendary 1952 Topps baseball card. Captured just before Mantle stepped onto the field for the New York Yankees, the rare PSA Type I image has found a new home with collector Ron Firman, marking a historic peak for Type I sports photographs.
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Las Vegas has a hidden world where hundreds live in 600 miles of flood tunnels


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Sensex swing: FIIs are selling, DIIs are buying - who is right?

Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) are selling again even as Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) remain net buyers. What is driving foreign investors to be cautious on India even as domestic investors continue to bet on the stock market?
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