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‘Doomsday: Friday, November 13, 2026’: Why a 1960 Science journal paper predicted humanity would be ‘squeezed to death’
In the year 1960, a bold prediction warned of a looming population crisis by 2026. However, population growth rates have taken a favorable turn, declining significantly over the decades. Countries that previously imposed strict population controls are now promoting family growth. Experts advise caution against trusting outdated forecasts blindly, advocating for a scientific approach to understanding demographic trends to avoid repeating past mistakes.
Bengaluru woman takes her 3.5-year-old son to bank to mark end of Rs 43 lakh debt; recounts journey from year without income to building her own coaching practice
Bengaluru-based Arpitha Rao has cleared her Rs 43 lakh education loan after eight years of repayment, overcoming career setbacks, financial challenges and motherhood. She took her three-and-a-half-year-old son to the bank to witness the milestone, hoping to teach him the importance of financial independence and taking responsibility for one's future.
Rahul's friends skipped his birthday party after Indira Gandhi's 1977 poll defeat: Sonia
Sonia Gandhi's memoir recounts how Rahul Gandhi's seventh birthday in 1977 turned sombre after all but one of his invited friends stayed away following Indira Gandhi's electoral defeat. She describes how the incident exposed the impact of political hostility on the Gandhi family's children and became an early lesson in human relationships.
California's Great America to shut down after 50 years. Which Six Flags parks are still operating in the state?
California's Great America in Santa Clara will celebrate its final operating year in 2027 after 50 years. Guests can revisit favorite attractions and create new memories in its last season. Six Flags Entertainment Corporation announced the closure following the expiration of a land lease in 2028. Other Six Flags parks in California, such as Knott’s Berry Farm and Magic Mountain, continue to operate.
'Old habits die hard': Sonia Gandhi recalls Bill Clinton 'surreptitiously sizing up' beautiful women at reception called by Atal Bihari Vajpayee
Sonia Gandhi's memoir Belonging: A Journey Of Love recalled Clinton's 2000 visit to India. She says she noticed Bill Clinton discreetly looking at women during a reception hosted by then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee. She also recounts Sarkozy's 2008 visit without Carla Bruni and his later appearance with her after their marriage. The memoir includes her memories of meeting Princess Diana, describing her warmth, charm and difficult marriage to Prince Charles.
Dana White appears alongside Trump at White House briefing - Is UFC boss the next press secretary?
UFC CEO Dana White joined President Donald Trump at a White House press conference, which spurred rumors about a potential press secretary role. Trump jokingly offered White the position, which he quickly clarified was not a serious proposal. White expressed amusement over the attention surrounding the offer while firmly stating his intention to remain focused on the UFC.
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All is fair in books and coffee at Frankfurt, despite AI anxieties and geopolitical unease
The Frankfurter Buchmesse this year experienced a decline in trade visitors and exhibitors amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions. Many Ukrainian publishers suffered losses due to the war, reflecting the continuing impacts of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The event also highlighted innovative contributions from global comic book publishers and creators from various countries. Notably, the theme of this year's fair underscored the growing influence of machine intelligence in publishing.
Dolly Parton's family feud takes an unexpected turn as manager drops lawsuit against singer's nephew. What happened?
Dolly Parton's long-time manager Danny Nozell has dropped a lawsuit against her nephew, Bryan Seaver, over alleged threats and a dispute involving the singer's estate. Seaver had denied threatening anyone and claimed the disagreement stemmed from unpaid bills over $250,000. A Tennessee court filing indicated both sides had reached an agreement.
Jordan Love and wife Ronika Stone troll NFL with 'blind referees' Halloween costumes - Watch viral video
Jordan Love and his wife Ronika Stone created a humorous Halloween video dressed as blind referees. Their costumes and antics mocked NFL officiating amidst growing frustrations from fans. This year, the Green Bay Packers faced various penalty issues, leading to dissatisfaction with calls made by officials. Love has shown impressive performance despite being frequently hit without receiving roughing the passer penalties.
Dead-End Job ending explained: What is the deadly truth behind Spider Staffing Agency? Who is Eum Yeon-joo, the enigmatic beauty? Toxic jobs get supernatural twist in Netflix’s new Korean drama
Work can sometimes kill you. Literally. This is the theme of the new Netflix Korean supernatural drama Dead End Job, where an out-of-his-luck man, Hyuk-jun, thinks he has found the solution to his financial woes after he lands a high-paying part-time job. However, as the story progresses, he finds out that not all that glitters is gold….
In the late 1970s, a Wyoming section of I-80 used 85% recycled pavement; an FHWA review reported that it lasted 12 years before rehabilitation
Asphalt recycling has been an effective method for over half a century, playing a vital role in maintaining our roads. However, a recent infrastructure report revealed that American roads hold a dismal D+ grade. The lack of funding has stalled essential repairs, leading to deteriorating conditions. Although the asphalt sector excels in material reuse, the overall system has not kept pace.
Mbappe, Real Madrid and La Liga face long road to redemption in China
Kylian Mbappe, Real Madrid and La Liga have apologised after the footballer sparked outrage in China with comments about former leader Mao Zedong. The controversy has led major Chinese brands to cut ties with the French striker, while La Liga matches have been pulled from state broadcaster CCTV. Experts warn that the apologies may not be enough to repair the damage to their reputation and commercial interests in the country.
Perplexity’s AI got some answers wrong, but it helped Aravind Srinivas find his first users
Perplexity’s early growth came from an unexpected way, people searching for their own social media profiles and sharing the AI’s sometimes amusing answers online. Aravind Srinivas explains how the experiment attracted attention and helped shape the startup’s shift from Twitter search to a broader AI-powered answer engine.
Hollywood’s Sexiest Man Alive Noah Wyle, 55, loves washing dishes for a surprisingly funny reason
Hollywood’s Sexiest Man Alive Noah Wyle, 55, has revealed why he loves washing dishes at home with his wife, Sara. In an interview with People, The Pitt star called himself the “dish maven” and described the chore as therapeutic. He joked that washing dishes lets him zone out, think freely and even hide from activities he would rather avoid.
Demi Lovato shares health update after being briefly hospitalized — what happened to the pop star?
Demi Lovato recently gave a health update after visiting the hospital for an allergic reaction. She shared a photo on Instagram showing an IV in her arm and a hospital bracelet. Lovato mentioned her possible allergic reactions to passionfruit or sushi and reassured fans that she was fine. The singer has a history of allergies, including pet dander.
Noah Wyle is the 'Sexiest Man Alive'; 'The Pitt' star thought it was a prank
Noah Wyle has been named PEOPLE magazine's Sexiest Man Alive for 2026. Initially skeptical, he mistook the news for a prank. The celebrated actor braced himself for playful jabs from family and friends. Known for his role in the iconic ER as well as his recent work in The Pitt, this accolade comes at an exciting time in his career, showing his enduring appeal.
Are the Kansas City Chiefs in need of a new kicker? Harrison Butker’s recent numbers suggest they do
Harrison Butker missed two field goals for the Chiefs in the 20-3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, bringing the total number of his misses for the season to five. Unsurprisingly, the controversial kicker was brutally trolled, with fans calling on Kansas City to release him.
‘This tune has become an excuse’: Dhurandhar composer Shashwat Sachdev’s wife exposes his bedroom secret
Shashwat Sachdev revealed the journey of how a piano found its home in their bedroom, leading from an initial compromise with his wife, Shruti, who preferred it in the living room. The couple's past struggles in developing their creative haven in Mumbai reflect the harmony they strive for. Shashwat credits Shruti as a significant muse for his music, showcasing the deep connection they share amidst their artistic endeavors.
UFO whistleblower David Grusch makes wild claims on Joe Rogan's podcast, says he saw aliens resembling 'Greek gods' and 'gorilla-reptiles'
Grusch said that different types of aliens have been found on Earth. While talking about them, he said some of them looked like 'Greek gods' and 'gorilla-reptiles.' Many people who are interested in these kinds of theories and information have been shocked after this viral claim on aliens.
Gabriela Rodriguez Tezoco, an 18-year-old, who just graduated falls to tragic death from Mexico carnival ride
Gabriela Rodriguez Tezoco, an 18-year-old who had just graduated from high school, died after falling from a spinning carnival ride during a festival in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. A video captured the fatal fall as authorities launched an investigation and suspended the ride. Tezoco had just graduated this summer from the Baja California Sur College of Baccalaureate Studies.
Sanjay Leela Bhansali once scolded Salman Khan for 'touching' Aishwarya Rai’s arm, reveals co-star: 'He was in love, so…'
Sanjay Leela Bhansali's direction on the sets of Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam created memorable moments. Smita Jayakar recently revealed that Salman Khan was scolded by Bhansali for unexpectedly touching Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's arm. Their off-screen chemistry was evident and contributed to the film's emotional scenes.
In 1892, Jesse Reno tilted a moving walkway to 25 degrees; four years later, about 75,000 people rode his strange new “inclined elevator” at Coney Island
In 1892, Jesse Wilford Reno patented a moving conveyor designed to transport people between different levels. His invention was first exhibited as an amusement ride at Coney Island, attracting around 75,000 visitors in two weeks. The conveyor consisted of metal boards and operated at a 25-degree gradient, differing from modern escalators. Although seen as an entertainment novelty, it laid the groundwork for future escalator development.
JD Vance visits his hometown Ohio, gets a cold shoulder from Joe Burrow and other Cincinnati Bengals players
JD Vance visited the Cincinnati Bengals' training facility in a show of support for fellow Republican Vivek Ramaswamy. However, Vance was largely snubbed by the Bengals players who did not engage with him. Quarterback Joe Burrow commented that the focus remained on practice rather than politics. Fans reacted positively to the players' indifferent attitude toward Vance, expressing their amusement online.
Trump suggests renaming Strait of Hormuz, Pacific and Atlantic oceans
Donald Trump suggested renaming the Strait of Hormuz and both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. He recounted how officials initially dismissed a previous naming proposal for the Gulf of Mexico. After some discussion, they recognized its long-standing name and history. Trump justified his ideas by emphasizing the United States' significant coastline share. He humorously speculated about Arab countries' reactions to renaming the Strait of Hormuz.
Wisconsin’s House on the Rock is unlike a typical museum. Here are the strange sights waiting inside
House on the Rock in Wisconsin features an unusual collection of giant installations and mechanical displays. Visitors can explore a notable indoor carousel that showcases intricate craftsmanship and detail without the option to ride. The attraction also includes an Infinity Room that stretches dramatically over the valley, enhancing the viewing experience. Numerous miniature houses and model ships are also part of the extensive collections available to see.
Wealth creation lessons from Charlie Munger: His ‘get rich slow’ system is a golden formula to achieve financial freedom
Charlie Munger believed that building wealth takes time, patience and disciplined financial decisions. His ‘get rich slow’ philosophy warned against chasing quick profits and encouraged investors to focus on saving consistently, choosing quality investments and allowing wealth to grow over the long term. Here are the key lessons from his approach to wealth creation and financial freedom.
California bear raids library snacks, including honey on Winnie-the-Pooh’s 100th anniversary; What happened next left everyone in surprise
On October 14, a black bear entered the Mammoth Lakes Library, seeking snacks and honey. The bear's visit coincided with the 100th anniversary of Winnie-the-Pooh, creating a humorous storyline. Security footage showed the bear exploring before leaving without causing damage to the library. Staff used the occasion to remind the public about the importance of respecting wildlife.
Couple with identical names marry after dating for three years; both once stood up when called by the same name at a job interview where they first met each other
A Chinese couple with the exact same name, Zhu Xiaocong, have gone viral after marrying in Zhejiang. The pair first discovered their unusual coincidence at a job fair in 2016, when both stood up after an interviewer called their name. They began dating in 2019 and later encountered unexpected complications with official paperwork, travel and even everyday conversations
Six Flags stock reportedly crashes 16% to 17-year low after fatal Goliath roller coaster incident at Georgia amusement park
Six Flags Entertainment faced a major decline in its stock following a fatal accident at its Georgia amusement park. The incident involved a 42-year-old man who was ejected from the Goliath roller coaster, resulting in multiple injuries. Police identified the victim as Hassan Jihad Ibn Kariem from Atlanta, who was riding with his son. Following the accident, the company temporarily closed several similar rides at different parks for safety checks.
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