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On 9/11, New York’s Ten House was among the first firehouses to respond; 25 years later, 65-year-old Sal Argano is its last active member from that day

Nearly 25 years after the September 11 attacks, a small firehouse across from the World Trade Center site has become more than a place where firefighters begin and end their shifts. For 65-year-old Sal Argano, it is also a living link to a generation of firefighters whose lives were changed forever that morning. According to…

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Brics summit day 2: PM Modi, Putin, Xi join world leaders at Bharat Mandapam for family photo – Video | India News

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi joined Russian President Vladimir Putin, Chinese President Xi Jinping and other world leaders for a family photo at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi on Sunday as the 18th Brics Summit entered its second and final day.PM Modi welcomed several visiting leaders at the summit venue, including Malaysian Prime Minister…

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In 2024, New York turned 250 discarded Christmas trees into nearly 600 feet of breakwaters; by fall, the trees were trapping sediment around a restored salt marsh

What looked like holiday waste ended up helping rebuild a fragile salt marsh at Jamaica Bay, where the trees were turned into nearly 600 feet of natural breakwaters. In 2024, 250 discarded Christmas trees were repurposed into nearly 600 linear feet of natural breakwaters at New York’s Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, helping protect newly planted…

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A former fuel-tank farm beside an Alaska national park visitor center has been erased; a young conservation crew restored 15,000 square yards of landscape and built 500 feet of new trail

The project also created about 500 feet of new pedestrian trail, connecting the visitor center with the Lakeview Tinitun trail and the broader trail network. What was once a utilitarian patch of ground beside an Alaska visitor center is now becoming part of the landscape again. At Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, a young…

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A $100 billion “ghost city” became a home for tech entrepreneurs, but the experiment lasted less than two years after it began | World News

Forest City was meant to become a futuristic metropolis near Singapore, but its empty towers and quiet streets earned it a very different reputation. That unusual setting later attracted a group of technology entrepreneurs who saw the underused development as an opportunity to test a new way of living and working. In 2024, Network School…

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“It would be his wife….”: Candace Owens accuses Erika Kirk of turning against Charlie Kirk’s legacy

Candace Owens, Erika Kirk and Charlie Kirk (Image via Getty) Candace Owens has once again put her strained relationship with Erika Kirk under the spotlight. A post circulating on social media features Owens discussing Charlie Kirk’s death, Turning Point USA and what she describes as a betrayal of the late conservative activist. Her comments, made…

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Why was YouTuber Brandon Buckingham arrested? The alleged auto theft charge and latest details explained

YouTuber Brandon Buckingham is at the center of fresh controversy after reports claimed he was arrested in Louisiana on an alleged auto theft charge. A mugshot and booking notice circulating online have fueled the reports, while his official X account has responded with a brief message calling for his release. However, details surrounding the reported…

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Two giant dams changed Europe’s second-longest river. Decades later, scientists found the Danube Delta was being starved of sediment | World News

The Danube does not arrive at the Black Sea as it once did. For thousands of years, the river carried enormous quantities of sediment towards its delta, steadily building and reshaping the low-lying landscape where river channels meet lagoons and the sea. That process changed after large-scale engineering works altered the river upstream. Following the…

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