104-year-old adobe home in Los Angeles hits market for $1.85 million
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Barracuda bites Texas girl, 13, but cannot shake her ocean dream
A Texas teenager is recovering after a rare barracuda attack during a family vacation. Claire Macdonel experienced the frightening incident in shallow waters while wearing a shiny bracelet. She is now home and preparing for surgery to repair her hand injury. Despite the painful ordeal, Claire still dreams of becoming a marine biologist. Her family
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Ordered WeCool earbuds, received BoAt instead: commission orders Rs 8K compensation
A Kerala consumer commission ordered an e-commerce platform to refund a customer. The platform delivered incorrect wireless earbuds and ignored repeated customer concerns. The commission found this a deficiency in service and unfair trade practice. The company failed to appear before the commission, admitting the allegations. The platform must now pay Rs 8,359 plus interest
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Shubman Gill dethrones Daryl Mitchell, reclaims ODI No. 1 ranking after six months
Shubman Gill has reclaimed the world number one ODI batting ranking spot. Daryl Mitchell of New Zealand slips to second place after missing recent matches. Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma also feature prominently in the top five rankings. Indian batters Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul are ranked within the top twenty. Other notable movers include
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French wildfires threaten M51 nuclear missile sites, Rafale assembly line
Wildfires are raging in southwestern France, posing a significant threat to essential defense and aerospace facilities. The flames are alarmingly close to areas critical for nuclear deterrent production, prompting the implementation of emergency measures to safeguard these military-industrial infrastructures. Firefighters are tirelessly battling the extensive blaze that has already scorched thousands of hectares, with authorities
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Non-native trees decline as tropical forest canopies return
Young tropical forests show many non-native trees while canopies remain open. As forests mature and canopies close, these non-native species tend to decrease. This pattern was observed across ten tropical countries in a recent study. Early forest regeneration is vulnerable to invasive species, which can establish easily. Understanding these dynamics aids effective forest restoration planning