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‘Friday The 13th’ prequel ‘Crystal Lake’ unveils first look; Linda Cardellini stars as Pamela Voorhees

The horror film Crystal Lake, a prequel to Friday the 13th, has unveiled its first look. Linda Cardellini stars as Pam Voorhees, a mother haunted by her son's drowning. Two strangers arrive, digging into Pam's past and setting events in motion. The series revolves around a curse on Crystal Lake tracing back to Jason's drowning. All eight episodes will premiere on Peacock on October 15.
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NHL insider David Pagnotta questions Connor McDavid future with Edmonton Oilers after remaining patient with Stanley Cup struggles

NHL insider David Pagnotta has questioned how long Connor McDavid will keep taking on challenges from the Edmonton Oilers after the captain signed a team-friendly contract extension. McDavid still wants to win in Edmonton, but the franchise is under pressure to improve the roster. But with their superstar needing help, the Oilers have some major moves to make to aid their Stanley Cup chances.
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Evening news wrap: MEA condemns Iran's attacks on vessels carrying Indian seafarers; SC orders separate namaz space near MP's Bhojshala

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'Decades-long systemic exploitation': India urges world to hold Pakistan 'fully accountable' over PoK protests

India stated Pakistan's exploitation causes protests in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. The ministry of external affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal accused Islamabad of excessive force against public dissent. India maintains Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India. New Delhi also accused Pakistan of human rights violations in the region.
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AR Rahman electrifies Washington with the National Symphony Orchestra on the heels of America @ 250

AR Rahman's performance with the National Symphony Orchestra offered a powerful reminder of music's unifying power. He seamlessly blended Eastern and Western musical traditions, creating a rich tapestry of sound. The concert showcased his ability to orchestrate diverse elements into a cohesive artistic vision. This event demonstrated that harmony is a universal human aspiration, not just a musical concept. Rahman conducted connection, reminding audiences of their shared humanity through melody.
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From Rahul Gandhi to Vijay to Nadda: CJP invites leaders across party lines to back NEET protesters

The Cockroach Janta Party has invited political leaders to join a protest at Jantar Mantar. This demonstration supports students protesting the alleged NEET UG examination irregularities and paper leak. Leaders from various parties have been urged to stand in solidarity with the protesting youth. The organization seeks accountability and justice for students affected by the education system. Many leaders have already offered support, while others are still being contacted.
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'Will join Uddhav's Ram Raksha Andolan,' says Fadnavis, but with a question

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'Learning a language never goes waste': SC declines to stay CBSE's three-language policy

The Supreme Court declined to halt the CBSE's three-language policy for 2026-27. It will hear detailed challenges to the policy next week. Petitioners argued against the policy's implementation and lack of resources. The court noted that learning languages is beneficial and agreed to hear arguments. The Union government was directed to file its response within ten days.
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2,000 years after Pompeii vanished beneath volcanic ash in one of history's deadliest volcanic disasters, the ancient Roman street is blooming with flowers, offering a symbol of nature's renewal

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Argentina lost jaguars from its Iberá wetlands nearly 70 years ago, but conservationists have now brought the country's largest wild cat back through an ambitious rewilding project

Jaguars have returned to Argentina's Iberá wetlands after a 70-year absence. Conservationists released a female jaguar and her cubs into Gran Iberá Park. This reintroduction is part of a broader rewilding effort to restore ecosystems. The project aims to re-establish a self-sustaining jaguar population in the region. This initiative helps rebuild the wetland's ecological network and biodiversity.
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Britain hunted beavers to extinction around 400 years ago, but they are now returning to England's wetlands to rebuild rivers and restore disappearing ecosystems

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Why Oklahoma speed-limit signs say “No tolerance,” and what it really means for drivers

Oklahoma's "No Tolerance" signs remind drivers that posted speed limits are absolute. These signs reinforce the state's strict approach to speeding enforcement and traffic safety. Legally, exceeding the speed limit by even one mile per hour is a violation. Law enforcement officers still use discretion in issuing citations for minor infractions. Drivers should treat posted speeds as the actual limit to avoid penalties.
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NASA’s New Horizons travelled 3 billion miles over 9 years to reach Pluto – but it was moving too fast to stop when it arrived

NASA's New Horizons spacecraft completed its swift flyby of Pluto after a nine-year journey. The mission prioritized data collection over live communication during the brief encounter. Scientists received approximately 50 billion bits of data over fifteen months after the flyby. This slow data return revealed Pluto's complex and geologically active icy world. The mission highlighted the trade-off between reach and the patience required for discovery.
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Why do we forget why we walked into a room? The fascinating science behind the "Doorway Effect"

Entering a new room can cause temporary memory lapses for your original intention. This doorway effect is a normal brain process for organizing experiences into distinct events. It happens as your brain updates its mental model of the environment. Working memory limitations and attention shifts also contribute to these forgetful moments. Retracing your steps often helps retrieve the forgotten thought by restoring context.
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Rare fossil reveals T. rex’s attack style

An amazing fossil discovery shows a T. rex tooth stuck in an Edmontosaurus skull, dating back 66 million years. This proves a direct clash between these dinosaurs. The tooth confirms T. rex involvement, meaning the Edmontosaurus was either attacked or scavenged. This is crucial evidence for understanding T. rex's hunting habits.
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