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How Russia Emerged as an Early Winner of the Iran War
A navy vessel is seen sailing in the Strait of Hormuz, a vital waterway through which much of the world’s oil and gas passes on March 1, 2026. Two ships were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz on March 1, maritime security agencies said, as Iran pressed a second day of strikes in response to US-Israeli military strikes on Iran…
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How a sketch of an unknown woman found in a Georgia swamp revealed a twisted case of death and deception
Investigator Jack Frost, now with the Liberty County, Georgia, district attorney’s office, was one of the first detectives called to the scene of a swamp in south Georgia on Dec. 2, 2022. Investigator Jack Frost: Down here is where the hunters had discovered the torso of a female in the ditch. … Investigator Jack Frost: The hunters had seen a…
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Fish found swinmming inside sealed beer bottle in Hyderabad
Fish found in a beer bottle in Hyderabad Hyderabad: A man in Hyderabad’s Mallapur area was shocked to find a swimming fish inside a sealed beer bottle on Saturday, March 7, under the Nacharam police limits. The man discovered the fish after purchasing the bottle from the wine shop. When he questioned the shopkeeper, the latter replied casually, “I did…
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Population growth to impact water infrastructure
by Coastal Review Online, North Carolina Health news March 8, 2026 By Jennifer Allen Coastal Review Online As North Carolina’s population grows, local and state governments, elected officials, educators and nonprofit groups are bracing for the demands more residents will put on the state’s already taxed and aging water infrastructure. The 2026 Emerging Issues Forum: Future Forward Water held Feb.…
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Do you really need a full-body health check-up? Senior doctors in Hyderabad warn against ‘irrational’ diagnostic tests
Hyderabad: How many people require a full-body health check-up? With diagnostic centres at every nook and corner of Hyderabad, does everyone need to go for 50-plus tests? Or is this one of the money-making machines in the healthcare sector? Senior IMA doctors with more than 50 years of experience say that most of the tests are thrust upon the patients…
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Popular Weight-Loss Drugs May Also Treat Addiction
A large study of more than 600,000 U.S. veterans suggests that GLP-1 medications, widely used for diabetes and weight loss, may also reduce the risk of developing substance use disorders. Researchers found these drugs were linked to lower rates of addiction across multiple substances and fewer severe outcomes, including overdoses and deaths. Credit: Shutterstock Drugs best known for treating diabetes…
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11 Best Netflix Animated Movies to Watch Right Now (March 2026): ‘Dog Man’ and More
DreamWorks Animation / Universal Pictures /Courtesy Everett Collection Animation may be primarily viewed as something for kids, but animated movies can be for people of all ages. Head to Netflix if you’re looking for a fantastic movie for people both young and old — from kid-friendly fare like The Mitchells vs. The Machines and Rio to movies that have universal appeal,…
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Scientists warn fake research is spreading faster than real science
A new study from Northwestern University warns that coordinated scientific fraud is becoming increasingly common. From fabricated data to purchased authorships and paid citations, researchers say organized groups are manipulating the academic publishing system. To investigate the issue, scientists combined large scale analysis of scientific publications with detailed case studies. While misconduct is often portrayed as the work of individual…
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Middle East crisis live: Trump says Iran being ‘decimated’ as Gulf states hit with wave of strikes | US-Israel war on Iran
Opening Summary Hello and welcome to our coverage of the US-Israel war on Iran, a conflict that is rippling across the Middle East with devastating consequences as it enters its second week. US President Trump has remained sanguine about the prospects of the war, saying that Iran is being ‘decimated’ even as he has refused to rule out deploying US…
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Letting Iranian ship dock in Kochi was the humane thing to do: Jaishankar
New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar confirmed on Saturday, March 7, that India permitted an Iranian ship to dock in Kochi on humanitarian grounds following a request from the Iranian side on February 28 as the vessel faced some problems. Permission was given for the vessel to dock on March 1 and the warship, IRIS Lavan, docked in Kochi…
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