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Texas teen died in car fire; parents’ foundation awards $67,000 to 67 people

Tragedy struck when 18-year-old student Kenli Riney died in a highway accident in Texas, with the Argote family making valiant attempts to save her. To commemorate her spirit, they founded the Kenli Foundation, which offers scholarships to young individuals showing courage and kindness. Additionally, they introduced the Argote Award Scholarship to recognize and reward the

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Open Channels FM: Postgres Faces AI-Discovered Bugs, Ubuntu Critiqued for Patching and Ochaken, Why You Should Archive Websites

Postgres struggles with AI-found bugs, Ubuntu’s patch speed is questioned, and a cherished web fan site disappears.

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Texas couple lost home in 2001, took reverse mortgage in 2011; court revives case

A Texas appeals court has reopened a lengthy dispute over home ownership in Houston, which has complicated legal issues. The case involves multiple foreclosures, reverse mortgages, and unclear ownership claims spanning twenty-five years. Key questions remain about the validity of a 2011 mortgage after a previous foreclosure occurred in 2001. This ruling requires lower courts

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Business

Pistachios vanish from Diwali gift boxes this year as prices double, almonds rise 20%

Retail prices of pistachios have almost doubled compared with a year ago, driven by supply disruptions associated with the West Asia conflict and a smaller US crop. Almond prices, meanwhile, have climbed around 20%, according to dry fruit processors and importers. At the premium end of the gifting market, however, demand for exotic nuts such

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UN report finds huge gap in adaptation finance ahead of COP31

Developing nations require approximately $305 billion annually by 2035 for climate change adaptation efforts. Rich countries’ collective pledge could only reach $85-120 billion each year by 2035. While current financial contributions are around $28.2-31.7 billion, this is still inadequate. UN Environment Programme emphasizes the urgent need for increased adaptation financing and overcoming institutional barriers. Action

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Agniveers get 2-year extension, higher pay: Key changes under scheme explained

With Diwali approaching, nearly 20,000 Agniveers will have the opportunity to serve for two more years. The Union Cabinet’s decision follows the initial batch nearing the end of its four-year service term. As many as 75% of Agniveers were scheduled to leave the armed forces. The revised scheme allows these personnel to gain further experience

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29+ US communities curb new AI data centres; Texas elects pro-pause governor

Communities in the US have recently voted on measures to limit the development of new data centres. These measures reflect a growing concern about the impact of data centres on power and water use, and noise. In Texas, the election of Gina Hinojosa as governor may lead to further restrictions on data centre construction. Meanwhile,

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Business

What Trump defeat could mean for Indian H-1B visa holders, Russian oil & trade deal

Trump’s Republican Party suffered major defeats in its strongholds, including Texas, Georgia and Iowa, losing the governors’ offices to Democratic candidates. Trump’s policies are being blamed by many as the reason for the loss – with tariffs and inflation in focus. The results are expected to have implications extending beyond the US – so what

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‘Normalise, recognise and formalise’: Nadda accuses Congress of opposing SIR to legitimise outsiders, destabilise country

Union health minister JP Nadda accused the Congress party of opposing the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists. He alleged that their actions are aimed at protecting outsiders who support their political ambitions. Nadda criticized the Congress for undermining the credibility of the Election Commission when faced with electoral losses. He noted that the current

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