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Panic At MIT After Student Creates One Of The World's Deadliest Chemicals, Hazmat Team Evacuates Lab
Dimethyl mercury is extremely toxic and can be absorbed through the skin. Even very small amounts can cause severe poisoning and potentially death.
7 Killed, 24 Missing After Boat With 270 People On Board Overturns In Cyprus
Some 237 people have been rescued, Northern Cyprus Prime Minister Unal Ustel told Turkish state-run TRT news channel. He said a search was underway for another 24 people.
NASA Launches $4 Billion Telescope Into Space To Study Cosmic Enigmas
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will build on the capabilities of other orbiting observatories such as the James Webb Space Telescope, launched in 2021, and the Hubble Space Telescope, launched in 1990.
Nepal Flash Flood LIVE Updates: 734 Bodies Recovered, 275 Indians Among Nearly 2,500 Still Missing
Nepal Flash Flood LIVE News Updates: A glacier collapseled to a sudden massive flood in Nepal and Tibet on Wednesday, causing widespread damage.
Over 700 Dead, More Than 3,000 Missing: What We Know Of Nepal Flood Aftermath
Figures from Nepal and from Chinese authorities in charge of Tibet put the total number of missing at 3,048, with 768 confirmed deaths.
Nepal Warns Of Possible Fresh Flooding As Victims Reel Under Devastation
Flood warning notices were sent to people's phones early Sunday as rescue crews worked to clear a major highway connecting Kathmandu to one of the areas worst hit by Wednesday's catastrophic floods
Bilawal Bhutto Set To Marry European Princess? What His Party Leader Said
The claims, which spread widely on social media, suggested that Pak President Zardari had travelled to Liechtenstein, a small sovereign state located between Switzerland and Austria, to discuss and finalise a date for his son's wedding.
Where Mines Once Hid, Sunflowers Now Grow: Woman Reclaiming Ukrainian Fields
Antonina Kulhava, a Ukrainian humanitarian deminer, is helping clear mines and explosives left behind by the war. She says farmers have returned to some of the fields cleared by her team.
Nepal Teacher Received Flood Warning. What He Did Next Saved 1,643 Children
A Nepal school principal’s quick action helped save 1,643 children after he received a warning that fast-rising floodwaters were heading towards the school in Nuwakot.
Israel Kills 3-Year-Old Boy In Airstrike Near Gaza Bakery
Gaza medics said the Israeli airstrike near a bakery in Deir Al-Balah killed one man, Hussam Nusair, a three-year-old boy, Tayyem Hamdan, and wounded several others.
US Teacher Who Had Sex With 17-Year-Old Student On School Campus Gets 7 Years In Prison
The disturbing phenomenon of teachers engaging in illegal sexual relationships with students is a growing concern in the United States.
In Mojtaba Khamenei's Letter To Muslim Countries, A Call To "Recognise Real Enemy"
Khamenei, in power since shortly after his father, Ali Khamenei, was killed at the start of the war on February 28, has yet to be seen in public since his appointment, and authorities have not released any video or audio of him.
Submerged In Debris: NDTV Ground Report From Nepal's Worst Flood-Hit District
Rasuwa, a northern Nepali district, was the first to be devastated by deadly flash floods on Wednesday.
"Always Smiling, Very Friendly": Woman Recalls Saudi Tenant Linked To 9/11 Hijackers
Omar al-Bayoumi, a Saudi national, was accused of helping two 9/11 hijackers settle in the US months before the attacks.
Meta's US Teen Rules Put Age Verification At Centre Of India's Child-Safety Debate: Experts
Meta's deal with the US states requires a two-hour daily limit, a midnight to 6 am block, and muted notifications between 8 am and 3 pm for children under 18.
Canada Leader Answers Trump's "Lake America" With Giant "Lake Ontario" Sign
Ontario Premier Doug Ford answered President Donald Trump's "Lake America" decree Saturday with a billboard-sized message on the Canadian shoreline - "Lake Ontario. Now and Always" - as Canadian leaders met the move with ridicule rather than outrage.
Who Is Zhao Zongqi, Chinese General Behind Doklam Standoff, Galwan Clashes Axed By Xi Jinping
Zhao Zongqi was the first commander of the Western Theatre Command, which looks after China's military operations along its western borders, including the border with India.
1 Dead, 5 Injured In Shooting Near Rave Attended By 3,500 In Switzerland
One person was killed and five others were wounded, some of them seriously, in a shooting at a rave party in northern Switzerland, local police said on Sunday.
Nepal To Bury Unidentified Flood Victims. How They Will Be Identified Later
At least 675 bodies have so far been recovered since the tsunami-like rumble of water and mud struck Nepal on Wednesday morning.
How A Tea Break Saved 5 Chhattisgarh Friends From Nepal Floods
The group had left Raipur on August 21 and reached Nepal the following day. They had hired a car and were planning to visit the Pashupatinath Temple, Manokamana Temple and other tourist attractions, .
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Nepal flood victims fear more bodies are buried under mud
Residents in Dhading, Nepal devastated by flooding say they believe more bodies remain buried beneath thick mud.
Chelsea beat Brighton 4-3 to extend perfect start under Xabi Alonso
Alonso has presided over two wins in the Premier League and one in the League Cup since taking charge of the Blues.
At least seven dead and 23 missing after boat capsizes off northern Cyprus
Videos show rescue after a ferry capsized off northern Cyprus, with officials reporting several dead.
Why did Australia give visas to Israeli soldiers but not Bassem Youssef?
The Australian government is under pressure to explain why it allowed dozens of Israeli soldiers into the country.
How does your name taste? The strange science of synaesthesia
Experiencing names as tastes - a form of synaesthesia - reveals how differently people perceive the same world.
Iceland votes to reject EU accession talks: What happens next?
The referendum result halts Iceland's bid to reopen EU membership talks, with 52.5 percent voting against the proposal.
Banque Misr, Egypt’s second-largest, hit by US sanctions: What to know
Move comes as Washington steps up its efforts to economically pressure Iran amid deadlock in truce talks.
Van Dijk wants Cody Gakpo to stay at Liverpool despite Man City interest
Liverpool's Dutch forward Gakpo is a transfer target for Premier League rivals Manchester City.
Dozens of soldiers arrested after apparent coup attempt in Niger’s capital
Dozens of soldiers arrested after apparent coup attempt in Niger’s capital
Niger’s military-led government says it contained mutiny: What next?
Mutiny began at a military base in Niamey and spread to area near the presidential palace and state broadcaster.
Alvarez returns to Atletico training amid Barcelona, Arsenal transfer links
Atletico Madrid forward missed two earlier training sessions amid ongoing speculation about his future at the club.
Ben-Gvir taunts Palestinian women prisoners over prison conditions
Ben-Gvir taunts Palestinian women prisoners over prison conditions
LIVE: Manchester United vs Ipswich Town – Premier League
Live text updates from our commentary stream coverage as Bruno Fernandes will hope to help United recover from defeat.
Palestinian mother in agony as Israeli attack kills her son
Palestinian mother in agony as Israeli attack kills her son
Death toll from Russian strike on Ukrainian arms depot rises to 38
Russia's Defence Ministry announces plans to launch 'massive strikes' against Ukraine's infrastructure before winter.
Road collapses in Nepal landslide four days after floods
A vital highway weakened by Nepal’s floodwaters has collapsed four days after the catastrophic glacial outburst.
How has life changed for Iranians six months into the war?
Common Iranians are under increasing pressure, with no relief expected in the short term.
Infantino must go by 2027 in FIFA overhaul, Dutch football body says
KNVB invites associations and confederations to a summit to discuss the overhaul of FIFA and how it runs football.
Israel’s Ben-Gvir lauds harsh conditions for Palestinian female prisoners
Palestinian groups condemn prison footage as humiliation and intimidation.
At least seven people dead after ferry capsizes off Northern Cyprus
Northern Cyprus Prime Minister Unal Ustel says 237 people rescued and 23 people remain missing.
Six months on, what did the strikes on Iran achieve?
The US-Israeli bombing of Iran became a fight for the Strait of Hormuz. AJLabs counts the cost of the war.
Protesters in Argentina urge tech billionaire Peter Thiel to leave
Dozens of protesters in Argentina have demonstrated against Palantir co-founder Peter Thiel, outside his new mansion.
Iran’s Khamenei calls for Gulf unity as Hormuz tensions persist
Khamenei urges Gulf rulers to confront their 'real enemy' as Iran keeps Hormuz restricted amid stalled diplomacy.
Tearful Roger Federer inducted into Tennis Hall of Fame
'I'm still writing my love letter to tennis,' Swiss legend says as he is applauded by former tennis rivals and friends.
Chelsea signs Argentinian goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez from Aston Villa
Martinez joins the London club on a reported three-year deal worth $10m after spending five years at Villa.