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In a scientific first, biologists recorded a wild wolf potentially using tools25.11.2025A wild wolf in British Columbia was recorded pulling a crab trap out of the ocean, potentially marking the first time the species was observed using tools.- Find the Captivating Professional flowerbeds of the US30.06.2023The US is home to probably the most stunning professional flowerbeds on the planet, offering a quiet break
- UK, Canada, Germany, others condemn Israel's West Bank settlement plan24.12.2025Britain, Canada, Germany, and other nations condemn Israel's approval of 19 new settlements in the occupied West Bank, calling it a violation of international law and a threat to stability. Countries including Britain, Canada, and Germany, and others on Wednesday condemned the Israeli security cabinet's approval of 19 new settlements in the West Bank, saying they violated international law and risked fuelling instability.
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- World's oldest known tortoise still very much alive despite rumor to the contrary02.04.2026Reports on April Fools' Day of the death of the world’s oldest living land animal — a 193-year-old tortoise called Jonathan — were greatly exaggerated. Jonathan is still kicking — albeit slowly — on the island of St. Helena. “It was a hoax,” Anne Dillon, head of communications on the island, told The Associated Press on Thursday.
- Two separate Israeli espionage cases uncover Iran-linked activities in Jerusalem, Ashkelon06.04.2026Two distinct espionage investigations in Ashkelon and Jerusalem reveal suspects linked to Iranian intelligence, involving explosive material production and digital recruitment efforts. An Ashkelon Magistrate’s Court allowed on Monday the publication of limited additional details from a sensitive security investigation involving several suspects alleged to have provided services to Iranian elements, in what appears to be the latest case in Israel’s widening wave of Iran-linked espionage affairs.
- NASA funds new tech for upcoming 'Super Hubble' to search for alien life: 'We intend to move with urgency'12.01.2026The observatory will combine tech from NASA's most powerful space telescopes.
- JFK's granddaughter Tatiana Schlossberg reveals terminal cancer diagnosis22.11.2025Tatiana Schlossberg, the daughter of Caroline Kennedy and Edwin Schlossberg and granddaughter of John F. Kennedy, has revealed her terminal cancer diagnosis in an essay published by The New Yorker on Saturday
- IDF begins destroying homes used by Hezbollah as forces move deeper into southern Lebanon02.04.2026Source: Hezbollah using homes as hiding spots for reconnaissance, launchpads for anti-tank fire • More fighters detained after surrendering to Israeli soldiers The IDF has begun demolishing homes in southern Lebanese villages located along the border with Israel, military sources said on Wednesday morning. According to the sources, the houses targeted by the military were used by the Hezbollah terrorist group as bases to launch anti-tank fire and conduct reconnaissance of Israeli forces.
- Europe pledges over €15bn for clean energy for Africa21.11.2025A campaign to mobilize investments in renewable energy in Africa, led by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, has secured €15. 5 billion ($17.
- Is Trump going to war with Venezuela?12.12.2025Making sense of the administration's recent moves against the regime of Nicolás Maduro.
- Holyvolt And Wildcat Could Help The West Reclaim Battery Leadership04.04.2026Holyvolt’s $73M Wildcat buy speeds battery R&D via high-throughput research and AI, enabling cheaper, sustainable, cobalt-free cells to rival China.
- How Trump's marijuana executive order could change medical research landscape19.12.2025Experts say Trump's executive order may remove barriers currently in place.
- Council removes proposal to rename park named after former president of Israel01.12.2025The park is named after Belfast-born and Dublin-raised Chaim Herzog, a former president of Israel.
- Florida has quietly become America's execution capital21.11.2025Three times as death sentences have been carried out in Florida than in any other state so far this year.
- Bahrain cracks down on dissent as war grinds on07.04.2026On Monday, several people were arrested on charges of spying for Iran, adding to more than 200 detained since the conflict began.
- Astronauts welcome arrival of new crewmates | On the International Space Station this week Nov. 24-28, 202528.11.2025Expedition 73 gained three crewmates, expanding the International Space Station's complement to 10. Activities continued as the outpost extended beyond 25 years of a continuous human presence.
- Israel explores creation of int'l force with Greece, Cyprus to deter Turkey18.12.2025The initiative is part of a broader effort to deter Turkey’s military and strategic activities in the eastern Mediterranean. Senior officials from Israel, Greece, and Cyprus are discussing the possibility of establishing a rapid-response force composed of units from the armed forces of the three countries, three people familiar with the matter told The Jerusalem Post.
