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Napheesa Collier holding a Wilson WNBA Finals ball in Minnesota Lynx black jersey, number 24, during the 2024 WNBA Finals at Target Center. Official Wilson Evo NXT Finals ball visible.
August 21, 2026
Sport

Dallas Wings 91, Indiana Fever 85: Kelsey Mitchell Sets WNBA Scoring Record

Dallas Wings beat Indiana Fever 91-85 as Kelsey Mitchell set a WNBA record with her 21st straight 20-point game. Arike Ogunbowale scored 32 and Jessica Shepard added 26 for Dallas.
A famous oil painting in a museum gallery with a small group of protesters outside holding climate signs, glass reflection visible.
Climate·Culture

When Climate Activists Target Art, Does It Help the Cause?

In October 2022, two Just Stop Oil activists threw tomato soup at Vincent van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” at the National Gallery in London. The painting was behind glass and unharmed, but the image went viral. Millions saw it. Millions talked about
August 21, 2026

Queen Camilla Says It Was Difficult to Keep King Charles’s Cancer Diagnosis Private

Culture·Health·UK
Estimated reading time: 1 minutes Queen Camilla has spoken for the first time about how hard it was to keep King Charles’s cancer diagnosis

Singapore Uncle’s Kindness Sparks Viral Food Court Clash

Asia·Culture
Viral Singapore food court assault: elderly hawker's child head-pat sparks generational clash, highlighting community tensions in modern parenting and social media judgment.
Stephen Colbert receiving recognition for media freedom advocacy
Culture·Entertainment·USA

Stephen Colbert Wins Anti-Censorship Award After CBS Cancels The Late Show

Television host Stephen Colbert has received an anti-censorship award from a prominent press freedom organization following CBS’s decision to end The Late Show With Stephen Colbert — a cancellation widely interpreted by
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Govind Tekale
July 30, 2026
Archaeology·History·News·Science

Medici DNA Research Solves 440-Year Mystery: Malaria, Not Arsenic, Killed Renaissance Italy’s Ruling Dynasty

Yale & Pisa researchers find Plasmodium falciparum malaria in Medici family's 400-year-old bones. Arsenic poisoning theory largely debunked by iScience study.
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Tejal Somvanshi
July 29, 2026
Entertainment·Health

Carly Simon Reveals Parkinson’s Disease Diagnosis at 83 – Shares Health Journey

Carly Simon, the singer-songwriter best known for the 1972 hit “You’re So Vain,” has publicly disclosed a Parkinson’s disease diagnosis. Simon is 80. The announcement comes as she has been working on
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Tejal Somvanshi
July 28, 2026
Carly Simon Diagnosed With Parkinson’s at 83, Stays Creatively Active
Entertainment·Health·Latest·News

Carly Simon Diagnosed With Parkinson’s at 83, Stays Creatively Active

Carly Simon, the singer-songwriter best known for the 1972 hit “You’re So Vain,” has publicly disclosed a Parkinson’s disease diagnosis. Simon is 83. The announcement comes as she has been working on
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Govind Tekale
July 28, 2026
Japan’s Viral Monkey Punch Turns One—and Gets 2,500 Birthday Cards
Asia·Entertainment·Wildlife

Japan’s Viral Monkey Punch Turns One—and Gets 2,500 Birthday Cards

Punch, the orphaned Japanese macaque who went viral clinging to a plush toy, turned one at Ichikawa City Zoo and received over 2,500 birthday cards from global fans.
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Govind Tekale
July 28, 2026
Sarnath archaeological site featuring the iconic red-brick Dhamek Stupa (circular cylindrical structure) and ancient Buddhist monument ruins set amid manicured lawns and surrounding trees, representing the sacred location where Buddha delivered his First Sermon.
Culture·History·India

Sarnath Joins UNESCO World Heritage List—Ancient Buddhist Site Becomes India’s 45th Inscription

The Buddhist site of Sarnath near Varanasi was inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage on July 25, 2026—India's 45th site. What this means for conservation and tourism.
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Tejal Somvanshi
July 27, 2026
People at Sydney Opera House
Australia·LGBTQ·Technology

Australia Prepares for 2026 Census on August 11—New Questions Reflect Social Changes

Australia's 2026 Census on August 11 introduces LGBTQ+ questions for the first time and goes fully digital. Fines up to $330/day for non-completion. Key details here.
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Govind Tekale
July 27, 2026
Shark Illustration
Entertainment·Marine Life·Nature·Wildlife

Shark Week 2026 Pivots to Conservation Science as Marine Biologists Take Centre Stage

Shark Week 2026 marks a significant programming shift — away from dramatised predator narratives and toward marine conservation science. The annual Discovery Channel event, which reaches tens of millions of viewers during
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Govind Tekale
July 27, 2026
Activism·Culture·India·News·Politics

CJP’s Dipke: Gen Z Uprising Reaches 22.5M Followers, Demands Change

Abhijeet Dipke's Cockroach Janta Party reaches 22.5M Instagram followers, surpassing BJP. Gen Z movement demands electoral reform, exam integrity, government accountability. NEET leak scandal sparks uprising.
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Sunita Somvanshi
July 26, 2026
Healthcare worker wearing surgical mask and blue nitrile gloves administering intravenous fluid drip to a patient lying in a hospital bed during post-flooding disease outbreak, July 2026
Activism·Culture

‘Just the Beginning’: CJP Founder Dipke’s Video Message After Government Victory

A day after forcing Pradhan's resignation, Abhijeet Dipke says CJP 'has a long way to go.' The founder who built 22.5M followers reflects on 37 gruelling protest days and signals the movement's
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Rahul Somvanshi
July 26, 2026
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    • A rodent forages on city pavement in daylight, behaviour made easier by winters that no longer slow breeding

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      Record heatwaves kill 35,000 across Europe this summer as four consecutive heat waves strike continent

    • Self-checkout kiosk inside a supermarket aisle

      Target apologizes: ‘Should never have been part of our assortment’ for offensive Halloween costume removal

  • Nature
    • Partially eclipsed Moon glowing red-orange during a lunar eclipse.

      August 27-28 Partial Lunar Eclipse at 96% Coverage Misses India: NASA Confirms Visibility in Americas and Europe

    • A wild fur seal on an Australian rocky shore

      First Warning: H5N1 Reaches an Australian Mammal as a Fur Seal Dies

    • Giant cuttlefish swimming in ocean water

      Giant Cuttlefish Count Crashes 97% in South Australia

  • Sustainability
    • House with solar roof tiles and traditional panels

      Tesla Pulls the Plug on Solar Roof After a Decade of Broken Promises

    • Aerial view of a proposed data centre campus with server halls and electrical substations on green belt farmland.

      London’s Carbon Colossus: 1.2m Tonnes A Year From One Datacentre

    • Close-up of white mycelium mushroom roots growing on wood chips in a transparent plastic-like mold, industrial factory background.

      Mushroom Packaging Goes Industrial: The Race to Replace Plastic

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    • Crowds walk through a sun-blasted European street as four record heatwaves drove excess deaths across the continent

      Record heatwaves kill 35,000 across Europe this summer as four consecutive heat waves strike continent

    • Healthcare worker preparing an influenza vaccination syringe.

      Delhi H1N1 Alert: Seasonal Influenza Cases Rise, Health Department Urges Vaccination for At-Risk Populations

    • A young mink being fed on a fur farm.

      All 7 Novelty Items Tested Contained Real Fur: FOUR PAWS Uncovers Mislabeling Crisis in Australia

  • Activism
    • CJP’s Dipke: Gen Z Uprising Reaches 22.5M Followers, Demands Change

    • Healthcare worker wearing surgical mask and blue nitrile gloves administering intravenous fluid drip to a patient lying in a hospital bed during post-flooding disease outbreak, July 2026

      ‘Just the Beginning’: CJP Founder Dipke’s Video Message After Government Victory

    • Abhijeet Dipke and Sonam Wangchuk sitting together at Jantar Mantar protest site in New Delhi during CJP student-led movement demonstration against NEET paper leak and government accountability, July 2026

      CJP Ends 37-Day Protest After Government Accepts All Three Demands, Pradhan Resigns

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