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US student visa rules are changing on September 15: Who could be affected and how

The United States has overhauled its student visa framework, replacing the decades-old "Duration of Status" (D/S) system with fixed periods of admission for F-1 students and J-1 exchange visitors.

The Times of India

No lectern and the promise of a ‘new model’ – what we can learn from Andy Burnham’s speech

The UK’s new prime minister, Andy Burnham, has taken on the leadership of the country at a divisive and unstable time. The divisions stem from attitudes over immigration and its economic and cultural impacts, as well as the apparent instability of the UK political system.

The Conversation

Take Leaf Cuttings From These 5 Plants in July – and Get Dozens of Free Plants by Fall

Cuttings root reliably when plants are actively growing in summer

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6 Cheap Ways to Support Heavy Pepper Plants

Pepper plants can turn into leafy, fruit-loaded garden stars, but those heavy branches sometimes need a little backup. A few inexpensive supports can keep pepper stems upright, protect developing peppers, and help plants handle summer weather without a dramatic garden flop.

Frugal Gardening

The 60-Second Tying Trick Gardeners Swear By for Twice as Many Rose Blooms

Tying roses horizontally can make for a dreamy, abundant display

Homes & Gardens

This Biotech Company Has Spent Nearly 3 Years in FDA Limbo

The FDA says it can't license Regenative Lab's overseas sales today because it might change its regulations tomorrow. Now, the company is suing.

Reason

5 Crops That Recover Quickly After a Hailstorm

A hailstorm can turn a promising garden into a patchwork of torn leaves and broken stems in just a few minutes. Luckily, some crops have a remarkable ability to recover, and knowing which plants can bounce back helps gardeners save time, money, and plenty of fresh produce.

Frugal Gardening

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Blacked-out frameset with stem spacers and 28mm tyres: Paul Seixas’ Van Rysel RCR-Pro prototype

Decathlon CMA CGM’s teenage prodigy spotted aboard an unreleased Van Rysel race bike

Cycling Weekly

Your US study visa doesn't decide how long you can stay in America. This does.

The US student visa does not determine how long an international student can legally stay in America. That depends on their immigration status after entry. With the Trump administration ending the decades-old Duration of Status (D/S) system, students will now receive fixed periods of stay instead of open-ended admission based…

The Economic Times

Sleeping Less Than 7 Hours a Week Wrecks Your Decision-Making and Judgment More Than You Realise

Your Brain Lies to You About How Impaired You AreThe most dangerous thing about sleeping less than 7 hours is not the tiredness. It is the confidence. A landmark study by Hans Van Dongen at the University of Pennsylvania tracked participants restricted to 6 hours of sleep per night for…

Times Life

Why people are wrapping banana stems with cling wrap to help them stay fresh longer

Wrapping banana stems with plastic cling wrap significantly extends freshness. This science-backed method reduces ethylene gas emission by sixty-eight percent. The technique delays yellowing and prevents premature brown spotting for several days. Proper application involves moderate tension and specific material choices for optimal results. This approach offers economic and environmental…

The Economic Times

Why Indian Hair Goes Prematurely Grey: What Science Says About Melanin and Stress

The melanin problem starts earlier than you thinkA 2016 study published in the International Journal of Trichology, drawing on data from Indian dermatology clinics, defined premature greying as onset before age 25 in Indians, compared to before 30 for Caucasians. That five-year gap is not trivial. It points to a…

Times Life

Cuba's Power Grid Has Collapsed For the Third Time This Month, Deepening Island's Energy Crisis

The Cuban Ministry of Energy and Mines said the country's National Electric System suffered a "total disconnection" after a failure at a power plant in the eastern province of Holguín triggered a cascading collapse across the island.

International Business Times

Fitness Influencer Shows How Different Body Fat Percentages Can Completely Transform The Same Face

“Everyone has a different facial fat composition. I know obese people with skinny faces,” a netizen said.

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Medical Daily

'General Hospital' Star John J. York Shares Positive Health Update After Treatment for Blood Disorders

General Hospital star John J. York says he is doing well after treatment for myelodysplastic syndrome and smoldering multiple myeloma. The actor shared a positive recovery update and thanked fans for their support.

The Canberra Times

Jackie French's no-fuss approach to cut flowers that last

Tips from Jackie French, the world's worst flower arranger.

The Economic Times

Only 1 international mutual fund remains open for fresh SIPs and lumpsum investments

Starting a new SIP in international mutual funds has become difficult, with Baroda BNP Paribas Aqua FoF now the only scheme accepting fresh registrations after 11 funds halted new SIPs. The restrictions stem from SEBI’s overseas investment limits, which have constrained fund houses’ ability to accept fresh inflows. Existing SIPs…

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"It's a major step forward in stem separation technology": Zplane's Peel Stems 2 nearly halves the latency of its real-time stem separation plugin

V2 promises cleaner separation, a redesigned interface and a 49% reduction in processing latency, splitting any track into stems without leaving your DAW

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NASA Opens Mars Simulation Applications: Could You Survive a Year Locked Inside a Fake Spaceship?

NASA is now taking applications for its yearlong Moon and Mars simulation in Houston. Check the full list of requirements, from age and height limits to STEM degrees.

The Economic Times

Indian-American teenager commands 300 US Navy cadets

Riddhi Chauhan leads nearly 300 students as Battalion Commanding Officer of her school's NJROTC unit. She arrived before 7 am four days a week to run drill practice and oversee operations. Chauhan joined to sharpen leadership skills and contribute meaningfully to her school community. Her journey included roles like Academic…

The Economic Times

NASA seeks volunteers for year-long Moon and Mars simulation mission: Check eligibility and other details

NASA is recruiting volunteers for a year-long simulated deep-space mission. Participants will live and work in a special habitat at Johnson Space Center. This research will study crew adaptation to long-duration spaceflight challenges. The mission supports NASA's Artemis program for lunar and Martian exploration. Findings will enhance future spacecraft design…

The Economic Times

Panel to hear all parties before submiting report: Garhwal Commissioner on Badrinath Dham donation probe

A three-member committee will investigate Badrinath Dham Temple donation irregularities. The committee will hear perspectives from concerned parties and complainants. This group will propose suggestions to streamline the temple's donation system. The Uttarakhand government formed the committee following allegations of embezzlement. Strict action will be taken against anyone found guilty…

The Conversation

Choosing your senior maths subjects? Here’s what to consider

Choosing a senior maths subject is truly like finding the Goldilocks option. Too difficult, and students may become overwhelmed and underperform. Too easy, and they may miss out on the challenge, preparation or assumed knowledge they require for their future career pathways. They need the subject that is just right.

Cycling Weekly

‘It’s like a stripped-out track car with all driver aids turned off’ – 1,300km and counting on the Factor One aero road bike

Fast, furious, and unforgiving at times – the Factor One has all the markings of a champion, but you’ll need to ride it hard to truly appreciate it

Medical Daily

UCLA Scientists Found Why Muscles Heal More Slowly with Age: A Single Protein May Be Acting Like a Brake

UCLA's Science study found protein NDRG1 in aging muscle stem cells slows healing at 3.5x higher levels. Blocking it in mice restored young-cell behavior — with a catch.

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