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Trump Advocates 'Super Intelligence' Label for AI, Sparking Domain Speculation

Former U.S. President Donald Trump is pushing for artificial intelligence to be called 'super intelligence'. This suggestion has triggered activity among internet domain name buyers. They are speculatively purchasing .si domain addresses, which is Slovenia's country code. The move mirrors past trends where tech buzzwords drive domain investment. The .si suffix is analogous to India's .in domain.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Dubai-London flight diverts to Frankfurt for passenger medical emergency

A flight from Dubai to London was diverted to Frankfurt, Germany, due to a medical emergency involving a passenger on board. The incident occurred on a British Airways Boeing 787 aircraft. The airline confirmed the diversion was a precautionary measure to seek immediate medical assistance on the ground. Emergency services were ready upon the plane's arrival in Frankfurt. The flight later continued its journey to London Heathrow.

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India maintains deliberate ambiguity on nuclear arsenal size

India has long adhered to a policy of deliberate ambiguity regarding its nuclear weapons stockpile. Unlike some other nuclear-armed nations, it does not release periodic data about its arsenal. The government in New Delhi prefers to maintain official silence on the specifics of its nuclear capabilities. This strategic approach of non-disclosure has been a consistent feature of India's defense policy for decades.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Iran works to sustain its regional network with Iraq as a focal point

Iran is actively working to preserve its diminished regional influence network, often called the Axis of Resistance. Iraq has emerged as a critical test case for these efforts. The network includes various Iran-aligned groups across the Middle East. This strategy aims to maintain strategic depth and counter regional rivals, though the network's cohesion has recently faced challenges.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Artist's 1882 farm trade launched national park and Impressionist hub

In 1882, American artist Julian Alden Weir acquired a 153-acre farm in Connecticut through a trade involving a painting and $10. The property became his home and primary creative workspace, shifting his artistic focus from portraits to landscape painting. Weir's adoption of Impressionism there attracted many other artists to visit and work at the site. The location is now preserved as the Weir Farm National Historical Park, which holds over 300 artworks showcasing American Impressionism.

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IndiaNDTV ·

UK-Iranian national arrested in London on terrorism suspicion

A 27-year-old UK-Iranian man was arrested in London on Thursday on suspicion of terrorism offenses. British police conducted searches at two properties in the capital following the arrest. The arrest is connected to an incident at a Royal Air Force base, though specific details were not disclosed. Authorities are investigating potential threats to national security.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Fess Parker family ranch in California develops winery and Wagyu cattle operations

Actor Fess Parker purchased a 714-acre California ranch in 1988, originally intending it for cattle ranching. His family later diversified the property by establishing vineyards and a winery led by his son. Subsequent generations expanded the business to include sustainable Wagyu beef production and hospitality ventures. The family's winery earned notable recognition, such as a place among the Top 100 Wineries by a prominent industry magazine.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

US filmmaker loses UK High Court case over restored ancestral mansion

US filmmaker Hopwood DePree has lost a High Court case in the UK seeking access to Hopwood Hall, a 15th-century ancestral mansion in England. DePree had acquired the derelict property for £1 and spent nearly a decade restoring it with an investment of approximately £750,000. In 2024, the local council locked him out of the property due to a planning dispute. The filmmaker now faces potential legal costs of up to £114,000 from the unsuccessful case.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Vermont firm uses sheep to manage vegetation at large-scale solar farms

Since 2018, a Vermont-based company called Agrivoltaic Solutions LLC has employed sheep to graze vegetation at solar installations. The operation now manages approximately 1,500 acres across multiple states using a flock that has grown from 30 to 500 animals. This approach provides income for partnering farmers and reduces maintenance costs for utility companies. The initiative aims to support regional agricultural stability and improve land-use practices around renewable energy sites.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

French authorities clear BAPS of wrongdoing in Eiffel Tower staffing dispute

French authorities have cleared the Bochasanwasi Shri Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha (BAPS) of any discriminatory conduct. The investigation followed a news report alleging BAPS requested only male staff for its private event at the Eiffel Tower's restaurant. Paris prosecutors concluded that no explicit discriminatory request was made by the organization. The event took place in June, and the probe has now been closed with no charges filed.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Dubai-Tel Aviv flight diverted after co-pilot allegedly assaults captain in cockpit

On a Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv, the Omani co-pilot allegedly attacked the Indian captain in the cockpit. The injured captain, Smit Machchhar, unlocked the door, allowing passengers to intervene and subdue the co-pilot. The aircraft was diverted to Saudi Arabia, where all 174 people onboard landed safely. Authorities from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Israel have launched investigations into the incident.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Linda Evangelista's NYC penthouse sells for $6.75 million after price cuts

Supermodel Linda Evangelista has sold her West Chelsea penthouse in New York City for $6.75 million. The property was initially listed for $9.45 million two years ago. Its price was adjusted multiple times before a buyer was found. The apartment features a large terrace and was once rented by actor Keanu Reeves. Evangelista has relocated to another residence in New York.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Maria Sharapova amassed $220 million fortune through endorsements and investments post-tennis

Former tennis champion Maria Sharapova has built an estimated $220 million fortune since retiring. This wealth extends beyond her career prize money. It is primarily derived from global endorsements, her candy brand Sugarpova, and investments in various sectors. Her portfolio includes stakes in consumer goods, wellness, fitness, and technology companies.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Tyreek Hill's free agency draws interest from Vikings and Packers

NFL free agent wide receiver Tyreek Hill remains unsigned, primarily due to his recovery from an injury. He has expressed a preference to join a cold-weather team. Two potential suitors are the Minnesota Vikings, who have an injured Justin Jefferson, and the Green Bay Packers, who have lost Jayden Reed for the season. These teams' needs at the receiver position make them plausible destinations for Hill.

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