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2 killed as helicopter crashes while battling wildfire in California’s Yosemite National Park

The helicopter was assisting crews battling the Dome Fire. Two members of a helicopter crew were killed Sunday after their aircraft crashed while taking part in firefighting operations at Yosemite National Park in California, according to the US Forest Service. The helicopter was assisting crews battling the Dome Fire, which has burned more than 3,000…

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California removed levees from a former dairy farm, turning it back into wetlands where 16,000 waterbirds were counted in one day | World News

A former dairy pasture in California underwent a major transformation after levees were removed to restore tidal wetlands at the Giacomini Wetlands. The restoration allowed tidal waters to return, triggering rapid changes in vegetation and wildlife. Over the following years, salt and brackish marsh expanded, while native-dominated plant communities increased and non-native-dominated communities declined. The…

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Manoj Bajpayee moves Delhi High Court to protect personality rights from AI misuse – Report |

Manoj Bajpayee moves Delhi High Court to protect personality rights from AI misuse – Report Manoj Bajpayee has approached the Delhi High Court seeking protection of his personality rights, claiming his image, voice and identity are being misused, including through artificial intelligence (AI) tools. Manoj Bajpayee moves court over misuse of identity The 57-year-old actor…

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Meet Sawyer Tinsley, a 16-year-old Florida teen who used yard flamingos to raise $25K for rescue pets after fostering a kitten saved her from loneliness

School life is different from what most movies show. While some get to cruise through it in their main character era, others have to suffer through deep loneliness where they struggle to find community and support. For Sawyer Tinsley, going to school was overwhelming and lonely. Her first year of middle school was not going…

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Up Deputy Cm Brajesh Pathak: UP Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak hears public grievances at Janta Darshan | India News

During the Janta Darshan, people raised various issues A large number of people from different districts of Uttar Pradesh reached deputy chief minister Brajesh Pathak’s residence on Monday for a public grievance hearing, or Janta Darshan.The complaints raised during the hearing included issues related to medical treatment, financial assistance, police matters, revenue, family disputes and…

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Imran Khan Release Protest: Pakistan in crisis: PTI to hold Sept 27 stir ‘at all costs’; Imran Khan’s sisters challenge detention orders

Pakistan: Imran Khan’s sisters challenge detention orders in court, demand immediate release Pakistan’s opposition Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) will proceed with its planned September 27 protest demanding the release of jailed former prime minister Imran Khan, even as legal challenges have been filed against the preventive detention of his three sisters.A petition was filed in the…

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Maine removed a 60-year-old river barrier where only about 25 wild adult Atlantic salmon return each year; a new nature-like fishway aims to reopen migration routes

Atlantic Salmon leaping waterfalls (Photo credit: Canva) Maine has removed a 60-year-old river barrier on the Narraguagus River where only about 25 wild adult Atlantic salmon return each year, replacing it with a nature-like fishway designed to reopen migration routes for endangered fish. The old ice-control dam in Cherryfield, built by the US Army Corps…

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‘Drishyam 3’ director Abhishek Pathak opens up on Akshaye Khanna’s exit days before shoot: ‘I thought yeh kya tareeka hua’ |

‘Drishyam 3’ director Abhishek Pathak opens up on Akshaye Khanna’s exit days before shoot: ‘I thought yeh kya tareeka hua’ ‘Drishyam 3’ writer-director Abhishek Pathak has revealed how his team dealt with the sudden exit of Akshaye Khanna just days before the shoot began. He also explained why he refused to delay filming and how…

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In 2019, a Connecticut home renovation uncovered human remains beneath a basement; seven years later, archaeologists found early ‘USA’ buttons and evidence reshaping the 1777 Battle of Ridgefield

An accidental discovery beneath the floorboards of a Connecticut home during a basement renovation has led to important new findings about the American Revolutionary War. In late 2019, contractors working on a 1790 house on Main Street in Ridgefield found human skeletal remains buried in a shallow communal grave. Later investigations by the Connecticut Office…

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