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New York covered Lake George with 700 mats; 97% of invasive clams died

In 2011, Lake George took significant action against its invasive Asian clam issue by implementing a large-scale benthic barrier treatment, which successfully eliminated ninety-seven percent of clams in a five-acre area. However, by 2019, these clams made a comeback, with twenty-seven sites identified. Consequently, efforts have shifted to monitoring their spread and impact on the

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Pittsburgh’s last steel mill closed in 1998; 178 acres are being transformed

After decades of lying vacant, Pittsburgh’s former steel mill site Hazelwood Green is finally seeing major redevelopment. Since 2022, around 700,000 square feet has been developed or is under construction, including Carnegie Mellon’s robotics centre, Pitt’s BioForge facility, housing, parks and a football field. More technology, retail and housing projects are planned across the 178-acre

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Joshua Van net worth 2026: How did the UFC star build his $1.5M fortune?

Joshua Van has rapidly ascended to prominence in the UFC flyweight division. His earnings have significantly increased since joining the UFC in 2023. Van’s biggest payday came from his title-winning fight against Alexandre Pantoja. He also secures income through various brand partnerships and sponsorships. With future opportunities, Van’s financial success is expected to continue growing.

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‘Should be laughed out’: T Mobile CFO on Musk’s ‘Starlink plan’ for mobile industry

T-Mobile’s CFO Peter Osvaldik stated Starlink Mobile is not a serious wireless threat. He criticized SpaceX’s changing strategy and proposed infrastructure plans. Satellites face physical limitations in urban environments, blocking signals. SpaceX’s plan for numerous small cell stations is deemed impractical by T-Mobile. Therefore, Starlink’s challenge to traditional telecom operators is not currently convincing.

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His flat faced water leaks for 8 years; court orders neighbour to allow repairs

This water leakage problem between two neighbours in a housing society turned into an eight-year legal battle, with the Maharashtra Co-operative Appellate Court eventually directing the owner of the first-floor flat to allow repairs in his home.

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FDA suspends licences of Mumbai’s iconic Cafe Mondegar, 3 others over safety violations

The Maharashtra FDA has taken decisive action by suspending licenses of well-known restaurants and food joints due to severe hygiene breaches. Recent inspections uncovered alarming failures in food storage and sanitation. During a focused drive for the festive season in Mumbai and Maharashtra, thousands of kilograms of questionable food have been confiscated, prompting legal proceedings

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Canada will be ‘stronger, more resilient, more independent’ after US trade war: Carney

Canada aims for economic resilience and independence from trade disputes. New tax incentives will encourage private investment in Canadian businesses. The nation is also seeking deeper economic ties with the European Union. This strategy aims to reduce dependence on the United States market. Canada remains open to future mutually beneficial agreements with Washington.

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Harry Potter star Johnny Flynn says private schools should be ‘burnt to the ground’

Harry Potter star Johnny Flynn has opened up about his traumatic experience at Winchester’s Pilgrims’ School, where he was bullied after entering boarding school at seven. The actor developed nervous tics and later underwent therapy, which helped him understand “boarding school syndrome”. Flynn said he does not think private schools should exist.

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San Francisco mall may get 6 basketball courts, 8 volleyball courts and school

A bold proposal seeks to convert San Francisco Centre into a vibrant sports complex, featuring state-of-the-art basketball and volleyball courts alongside a dedicated sports high school. Retail and dining options will continue to serve the community, drawing in visitors for both recreation and education. This innovative plan has the potential to breathe new life into

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