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Marble Bust Found in Egypt Sparks Debate Over Cleopatra VII’s Depiction
A marble bust discovered beneath a temple wall at Taposiris Magna in Egypt is believed by archaeologist Kathleen Martinez to represent Cleopatra VII. The statue, wearing a royal diadem, has drawn scepticism from experts, with Zahi Hawass suggesting a Roman-era origin instead. Found alongside the bust were 337 coins, oil lamps, a bronze ring, and ot...
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1 Dead, 12 Trapped After Elevator Malfunction At Colorado Gold Mine
The incident occurred during the Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine Tour, which takes visitors 1,000 feet (300 meters) underground in the western US state.
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Analysis: Yes, Calling Someone Mentally Disabled Causes Real Harm
In a recent speech, Donald Trump used the language of intelligence, or intellectual impairment, as a weapon against Kamala Harris. And he used similar language about Vice presidential candidate Tim Walz in a TV appearance.
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Barbie Director Greta Gerwig To Receive Prestigious 2024 Pioneer Of The Year Award
She joins a prestigious roster of past Pioneer of the Year honorees, including celebrities such as Tom Cruise, Kathleen Kennedy, and Michael D Eisner
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Flights Cancelled In Parts Of UK, Power Outages In Ireland Due To Storm
Airline passengers in parts of the United Kingdom and Ireland faced travel disruption at airports on Saturday due to flight cancellations as a storm swept across both countries and left thousands of Irish homes with power outages.
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Woman Who Stole Phone From Truck Found Gruesome Murder Footage That Led To Arrest
A 52-year-old man who recorded the violent death of a woman on his phone has been convicted of first-degree murder on Thursday in her death and that of another woman.
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"World's Ugliest Lawn": Australian Woman Wins Bizarre Competition Backed By Hollywood Star
This global competition, celebrating water conservation over manicured lawns, saw entries from across the globe, but only one could claim the title of ugliest.
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"Australia's Worst Female Serial Killer" Acquitted Of Killing Her 4 Babies
An Australian mother jailed for 20 years over the killing of her four children was acquitted on Thursday, after scientific breakthroughs helped clear her name.
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Australia's "Worst Female Serial Killer" Freed 20 Years After Child Deaths
An Australian mother jailed for killing her four young children has been pardoned after 20 years behind bars, authorities said Monday, after an inquiry upended the high-profile case.
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Official Hired To Fight Rats In New York Will Earn $155,000 A Year
Kathleen Corradi, who previously spearheaded the Department of Education's rat reduction efforts, will become the director of rodent mitigation, New York Mayor Eric Adams said Wednesday.
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National Security Advisor Ajit Doval Meets Top US Official, Discusses Defence Ties
US Deputy Defense Secretary Dr Kathleen Hicks met National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and discussed priorities for the US-India bilateral defence partnership, the Pentagon said.
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Microsoft To Start Giving US Workers 'Unlimited Time Off' From Next Week
According to Microsoft's new policy, salaried workers in the US would not be limited to a set amount of vacation days and may take as many vacations as they need.
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Indiana Jones 5 Production Has Wrapped, Movie Releases in June 2023
Indiana Jones 5 — led by returning titular star Harrison Ford — has wrapped production. The upcoming action-adventure film's producer Frank Marshall revealed the news on Twitter.
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US Space Force Holds War Game to Test Satellite Network Under Attack
The United States is testing satellite resiliency to threats from China and Russia miles above the Earth's surface, just weeks after Russia shot down an aging communications satellite.
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UK Professor Quits Her University Position Amid Transphobic Comments Row
A British academic at the centre of a row over transgender rights and free speech has quit her university teaching post after she was accused of transphobia.
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Marble Bust Found in Egypt Sparks Debate Over Cleopatra VII’s Depiction
A marble bust discovered beneath a temple wall at Taposiris Magna in Egypt is believed by archaeologist Kathleen Martinez to represent Cleopatra VII. The statue, wearing a royal diadem, has drawn scepticism from experts, with Zahi Hawass suggesting a Roman-era origin instead. Found alongside the bust were 337 coins, oil lamps, a bronze ring, and ot...
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1 Dead, 12 Trapped After Elevator Malfunction At Colorado Gold Mine
The incident occurred during the Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine Tour, which takes visitors 1,000 feet (300 meters) underground in the western US state.
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Analysis: Yes, Calling Someone Mentally Disabled Causes Real Harm
In a recent speech, Donald Trump used the language of intelligence, or intellectual impairment, as a weapon against Kamala Harris. And he used similar language about Vice presidential candidate Tim Walz in a TV appearance.
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Barbie Director Greta Gerwig To Receive Prestigious 2024 Pioneer Of The Year Award
She joins a prestigious roster of past Pioneer of the Year honorees, including celebrities such as Tom Cruise, Kathleen Kennedy, and Michael D Eisner
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Flights Cancelled In Parts Of UK, Power Outages In Ireland Due To Storm
Airline passengers in parts of the United Kingdom and Ireland faced travel disruption at airports on Saturday due to flight cancellations as a storm swept across both countries and left thousands of Irish homes with power outages.
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Woman Who Stole Phone From Truck Found Gruesome Murder Footage That Led To Arrest
A 52-year-old man who recorded the violent death of a woman on his phone has been convicted of first-degree murder on Thursday in her death and that of another woman.
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"World's Ugliest Lawn": Australian Woman Wins Bizarre Competition Backed By Hollywood Star
This global competition, celebrating water conservation over manicured lawns, saw entries from across the globe, but only one could claim the title of ugliest.
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"Australia's Worst Female Serial Killer" Acquitted Of Killing Her 4 Babies
An Australian mother jailed for 20 years over the killing of her four children was acquitted on Thursday, after scientific breakthroughs helped clear her name.
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Australia's "Worst Female Serial Killer" Freed 20 Years After Child Deaths
An Australian mother jailed for killing her four young children has been pardoned after 20 years behind bars, authorities said Monday, after an inquiry upended the high-profile case.
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Official Hired To Fight Rats In New York Will Earn $155,000 A Year
Kathleen Corradi, who previously spearheaded the Department of Education's rat reduction efforts, will become the director of rodent mitigation, New York Mayor Eric Adams said Wednesday.
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National Security Advisor Ajit Doval Meets Top US Official, Discusses Defence Ties
US Deputy Defense Secretary Dr Kathleen Hicks met National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and discussed priorities for the US-India bilateral defence partnership, the Pentagon said.
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Microsoft To Start Giving US Workers 'Unlimited Time Off' From Next Week
According to Microsoft's new policy, salaried workers in the US would not be limited to a set amount of vacation days and may take as many vacations as they need.
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Indiana Jones 5 Production Has Wrapped, Movie Releases in June 2023
Indiana Jones 5 — led by returning titular star Harrison Ford — has wrapped production. The upcoming action-adventure film's producer Frank Marshall revealed the news on Twitter.
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US Space Force Holds War Game to Test Satellite Network Under Attack
The United States is testing satellite resiliency to threats from China and Russia miles above the Earth's surface, just weeks after Russia shot down an aging communications satellite.
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UK Professor Quits Her University Position Amid Transphobic Comments Row
A British academic at the centre of a row over transgender rights and free speech has quit her university teaching post after she was accused of transphobia.
