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River: In 2012, Yonkers tore up a downtown parking lot to uncover a river buried for decades; within six months it had created 14,000 sq ft of aquatic habitat

Saw Mill River, Yonkers, New York For decades, a section of the Saw Mill River in downtown Yonkers, New York, ran underground beneath a parking lot. The river had once helped the city grow into an industrial town, but as land became scarce, parts of the waterway were squeezed into smaller spaces and eventually covered.The…

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SC refuses relief to TMC over frozen bank accounts, allows objections before special officer | India News

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to interfere with the Calcutta high court’s order which refused to grant relief to the Trinamool Congress by permitting it to operate the three bank accounts frozen by the Enforcement Directorate.A bench of Justices MM Sunderesh and Prasanna B Varale, however, granted liberty to the TMC to…

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Over 95% of Ukrainian PoWs report torture, ill-treatment in Russian captivity: United Nations

Since February 2022, the UN human rights office has documented 129 executions of Ukrainian PoWs. (File Photo) More than 95% of Ukrainian prisoners of war interviewed by UN monitors reported being tortured or otherwise ill-treated in Russian captivity, a senior UN human rights official said Monday, as Russia rejected the allegations and accused Ukraine of…

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“Justifying and celebrating Charlie’s murder”: Candace Owens’ Charlie Kirk series draws sharp criticism as Michael Knowles rejects debate role

Candace Owens (Image via Getty) Michael Knowles has drawn a sharp line around the growing public debate over Charlie Kirk’s murder, rejecting the idea of moderating a proposed clash between Candace Owens and Andrew Wilson. In comments shared online, Knowles argued that the case should be handled through the legal system rather than turned into…

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America spent decades poisoning prairie dogs as pests, but scientists found they help keep grasslands healthy |

For generations, prairie dogs were often treated as a problem rather than an ecological asset. Their burrows were blamed for competing with livestock, while their colonies were targeted through shooting and poisoning across large parts of their former range.But removing them had consequences far larger than the disappearance of one small mammal. Scientists studying black-tailed…

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