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5 things people secretly do when they’re no longer happy in a relationship

Here are five subtle things people often do when they are no longer happy in their relationship.
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1876 Perry House opens rare second-floor rooms for fundraiser

The Perry House, built in 1876, celebrated its 150th anniversary with a special event. Visitors gained rare access to the mansion's second floor after decades of closure. This event served as a crucial fundraiser for ongoing restoration projects. The house, relocated in 1975, showcases intricate Victorian-era craftsmanship. Proceeds from the event will support the continued preservation of this historic structure.
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In 2001, Bear Grylls bought a £95,000 Welsh island and rebuilt its only home

In 2001, Bear Grylls bought a remote Welsh island for £95,000 when its only house was a “complete wreck”. He and friends spent four years rebuilding it. The island is now an off-grid family retreat, with the house powered by wind and solar energy and rainwater collected from its roof.
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At 100, Barbara Haig still drives her Mustang, putting caution before age

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S Korea's revised espionage law: How it affects countries beyond North Korea

South Korea's expanded espionage law now covers all foreign countries, not just North Korea. This revised Criminal Act carries a minimum three-year prison sentence for espionage offenses. The amendment addresses concerns about technology and industrial espionage involving non-North Korean actors. High-profile technology leak cases, including those involving Chinese firms, preceded this change. South Korea aims to strengthen its ability to prevent leaks of strategic technologies.
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In 2024, New York turned 250 Christmas trees into breakwaters to restore salt marsh

Discarded Christmas trees found a new purpose in Jamaica Bay, where they transformed into natural breakwaters at a wildlife refuge. The structures served to safeguard newly planted salt marsh vegetation from erosive waves. By the fall, these barriers effectively trapped sediment, partially burying themselves in the marsh. This innovative ecological restoration project showcased how recycled trees could enhance a living shoreline system, bolstering the marsh's resilience and self-protection.
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25 years after 9/11, Ten House has just one active member left from that day

Sal Argano, the last firefighter from 2001 at FDNY’s Ten House, serves as a living link. He survived the September 11 attacks due to a temporary assignment elsewhere that morning. His firehouse, located across from the World Trade Center, was damaged and lost six members. Argano continues working to share firsthand accounts with younger generations and visitors. He remains at the station to preserve memories as others retire.
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Alaska crew restores former fuel site with new trails and native landscape

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‘Open to it’: Mike Hesson eyes Pakistan Test role as Afridi makes red-ball return

Mike Hesson has shown interest in assuming a permanent position as Pakistan's Test coach. Shaheen Afridi emphasised that red-ball cricket is his primary focus. Hesson recognises the untapped potential within Pakistan's Test setup for future advancements. Afridi's return to first-class cricket could significantly enhance the team's prospects. Both are concentrating on their imminent commitments and future dialogues.
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Why Xi Jinping skipped PM Modi’s gala dinner at Brics Summit in Delhi

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'Shared vision transformed into a win-win collaboration': PM Modi on Day 2 Brics summit

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Trump removed protections from 2.93 million acres; land now open to mining claims

In July 2026, Donald Trump removed monument protections from about 2.93 million acres at Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante in Utah. On September 11, the excluded lands became eligible for new mining claims and certain mineral activities, following the 60-day period set by presidential proclamations. The move has drawn criticism from conservation groups and advocates.
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Rare 12-day Ganeshotsav to create lost city of Dwarka and pet-friendly mandaps in Mumbai

In Mumbai, the spirit of Ganesh Chaturthi flourishes as the city showcases extraordinary pandal designs alongside immersive community activities. This vibrant festival lasts for twelve days, commencing with Hartalika Teej. Residents encounter stunning decorations and enriching cultural displays at public pandals. Many mandals emphasize social activism and compassion for animals during the celebrations. This year's Ganeshotsav beautifully intertwines faith, tradition, and contemporary influences.
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At 100, Atlanta's Barbara Haig still drives her white Ford Mustang; she says caution, not age, will determine how long she stays behind the wheel

At 100, Atlanta's Barbara Haig still drives her white Ford Mustang; she says caution, not age, will determine how long she stays behind the wheel
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curves replace straight lines: Curved walls gaining popularity in architecture; trend signals a shift towards personalized luxury

Curved walls are increasingly being integrated into architecture, moving beyond individual furniture pieces to soften hard lines and enhance movement within homes. Designers are using these flowing forms to create warmer, more intimate living spaces and improve safety, especially in homes with young children. This trend reflects a growing demand for personalized, artistic, and handcrafted luxury in interior design.
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