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Only three Hawaiian producers meet America’s organic honey framework; scientists say the rules may be unnecessarily strict

A new study found that organically managed bee colonies on farms in the northeastern US produced honey with pesticide residue levels comparable to certified organic honey. Researchers say current US organic certification rules may be stricter than necessary, but caution that more studies across different regions are needed before any…

The Times of India

Meet the General Grant Tree: The world's second-largest tree that became America's only living National Shrine

The General Grant Tree stands as the world's second-largest tree by volume. It became America's National Christmas Tree in nineteen twenty-six. President Dwight D. Eisenhower declared it a living National Shrine in nineteen fifty-six. This sequoia honors men and women who served the nation. Its size and history make it…

The Times of India

Meet Nathan Thomas: 18-year-old Florida teen becomes the world's youngest male professor after breaking a 306-year-old record

At an age when many students are just beginning university, Nathan Thomas had already stepped into the classroom as a college professor. The Florida native earned a place in the Guinness World Records after becoming the world's youngest male professor at just 18 years and 346 days old, breaking a…

The Times of India

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Double digits! Air-launched 'Talon A' hypersonic vehicle notches big flight milestone

Stratolaunch has now conducted more than 10 flights with its Talon-A hypersonic vehicle, an autonomous, air-launched craft that can travel five times the speed of sound.

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In 2007, a tiny ghost-white beetle revealed the secret to the world's brightest white paint

Nature's whitest white beetle is giving scientists a new way to rethink modern materials. The tiny Cyphochilus beetle creates an intensely bright white using microscopic scales that are about half the width of a human red blood cell. Researchers say this natural structure reflects light with extraordinary efficiency while using…

The Economic Times

Jack Backman thought he had caught a crappie while fishing for walleye; certified scales showed the one-pound pumpkinseed had broken South Dakota’s record from 1970

A routine fishing trip on South Dakota's Wall Lake turned into a record-breaking moment for teenager Jack Backman after he caught a one-pound pumpkinseed, setting a new state record. Thinking he had hooked a crappie, Backman was surprised to discover the rare catch. The fish beat a 12-ounce state record…

The Times of India

A Pilates instructor says these are the two moves she always recommends to beginners to build core strength and develop body awareness

Want to start Pilates? Try this technique

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In 1727, colonists brought English ivy to America to cover shady gardens, and now its evergreen vines smother forests and weigh down trees

Introduced by settlers in 1727, English ivy was prized for its low-maintenance evergreen ground cover qualities. This hardy vine later spread beyond gardens, becoming a significant invasive species across the nation. Its aggressive growth in two distinct stages damages native plants and weakens host trees. Despite its ecological harm, nurseries…

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In 1850, Britain received Japanese knotweed as an exotic garden ornament; its rapid growth later turned the Victorian prize into a national menace

A plant introduced from Japan in 1850 became a significant invasive species. Japanese knotweed's rapid spread caused widespread ecological and financial problems. Its rhizomes can regenerate from tiny fragments, making eradication difficult. Legislation now controls its growth, and its presence impacts property values. This ornamental import ultimately outgrew its welcome…

The Times of India

Summer Pruning Fruit Trees Can Improve Harvests This Year and Next – Here Are 5 to Trim in August

Many fruit trees benefit from pruning after being picked in summer

Homes & Gardens

Cutting sugar up to age two associated with lower dementia risk ‘decades later,’ study finds

Less sweet treats during pregnancy and up to age two associated with lower dementia risk later in life, delayed onset of the disease and a healthier brain, according to a new study.

Euronews

The fitness advice you’ve been given might be right – but it still won’t work

WELL ENOUGH: Fitness professionals love exercise because it came easily to them. For everyone else, the advice they're given may be technically sound, but it rarely accounts for why they don't enjoy moving in the first place. Harry Bullmore explains how to close that gap in the latest Well Enough…

The Independent UK

First Eurovision, now Strictly: Delta Goodrem is in her year of saying yes

INTERVIEW: The Australian musician is taking to the Strictly dance floor this autumn in her latest step into the British spotlight, following on from her dazzling Eurovision debut. She speaks to Annabel Nugent about the busy year ahead and the drama and hardships that have led her to this point

The Independent UK

Surfing pups take a ride at the World Dog Surfing Championship in California

The event helps raise money for local charities

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A second Games cycling gold in royal command performance for Foy and Hodges

Aiden McLaughlin reports on our cycling team's mixed showing of triumphs and struggles at the Glasgow Games - but still with hope of final day medals

The Economic Times

The secret to a happier life? Harvard says it depends on having these 3 kinds of friends

A Harvard study highlights positive relationships as key to happiness and health. Aristotle identified three friendship types: utility, pleasure, and perfect connections. Utility friendships offer practical benefits and shared goals for advancement. Pleasure friendships stem from mutual enjoyment and shared interests. Perfect friendships, built on mutual care, foster virtue and…

Over 50? This two-minute bodyweight test challenges five markers of functional fitness

This equipment-free challenge tests your cardiovascular endurance, core strength, mobility and coordination

The Times of India

Quote of the day by Winston Churchill: 'Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen'

Winston Churchill's insight underscores the importance of both courage in speaking and the humility required in listening. While confident expression is often valued, the art of listening is crucial in fostering understanding and collaboration. In today's fast-paced communication landscape, prioritizing thoughtful engagement over immediate responses can lead to more informed…

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Meet 14-year-old San Diego student Sharvi Mahajan, whose AI system can detect driver fatigue before accidents happen & who is now competing for $25,000 science prize

Sharvi Mahajan, a 14-year-old Indian-American student, is a finalist in the 2026 3M Young Scientist Challenge. She developed an AI system using EEG to detect driver fatigue before accidents occur. This innovative technology monitors brain activity for early signs of sleepiness. Sharvi aims to refine her project and make a…

The Guardian - UK

‘Proteinmaxxing’ could lead to higher prices for infant formula, say experts

Whey protein, a key infant formula ingredient, is in growing demand, partly linked to rising use of weight-loss drugs

The Economic Times

This Himalayan treasure helped over 200 families earn lakhs while protecting 100 sq km of forest

A wild Himalayan spice known as Khagi is transforming lives in Arunachal Pradesh. Indigenous communities are using the native spice to generate sustainable income while protecting forests and biodiversity. The community-led initiative has benefited more than 200 families and generated around Rs 39 lakh in revenue. It has also created…

Motorsport

Lewis Hamilton welcomes new puppy Halo during F1 summer break

Lewis Hamilton has welcomed a golden retriever puppy named Halo

Medical Daily

Dead People's Skin Is The Latest Anti-Aging Beauty Craze And It Could Soon Come to the US

A controversial anti-aging injectable made from donated human skin is gaining popularity in South Korea and could reach the US market.

The Times of India

Thousands of rubber ducks raced through a London canal to raise money for critically ill children, turning a charity event into a colourful spectacle

Thousands of bright yellow rubber ducks floated down a London canal in a cheerful race that drew smiles from spectators while raising money for a serious cause. The annual Cosmic Rubber Duck Race returned to Paddington Basin on the Grand Union Canal, where up to 3,000 numbered rubber ducks were…

Fit & Well

Resistance bands are this trainer’s favorite piece of equipment—here’s why he loves them and three exercises to try

Activate your muscles without putting pressure on your joints

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