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India wants to join the strawberry superpowers

  • India depends on imported strawberry varieties.
  • Mahabaleshwar produces most Indian strawberries.
  • Domestic climate-resilient plants may take years.

India’s strawberry industry, concentrated in Maharashtra’s Mahabaleshwar region, is profitable but remains dependent on plant varieties developed and patented in the US and Europe. Farmers face high annual costs for replacement plants and significant weather-related risks, while researchers hope domestic breeding could reduce reliance on imports and produce…

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NFL coach jabs at Fauci while taking questions from reporters

  • Fangio joked about Fauci before taking reporters’ questions.
  • Fauci had invoked the Fifth Amendment at a Senate hearing.
  • The remark reflects continuing political conflict over the pandemic.

NFL coach Vic Fangio mocked former US health official Anthony Fauci while opening a press conference with reporters, saying he would invoke the Fifth Amendment rather than answer questions. The remark linked a routine sports-media appearance to a contentious political dispute over Fauci’s role in the COVID-19 response.…

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Here’s Where to Get Last-Minute Guns N’ Roses Tour Tickets Online

  • Guns N’ Roses tickets remain available through official and resale platforms.
  • Some 2026 dates are sold out or nearly sold out.
  • Resale tickets were advertised from roughly $10.

Guns N’ Roses’ 2026 world tour is approaching sold-out status for several dates, leading Billboard to recommend official and third-party ticket platforms for last-minute purchases. - The tour’s US leg is due to conclude on 19 September at Truist Park in Atlanta, before dates in Asia, Australia and…

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On This Day in 1993, Alan Jackson Hit No. 1 With Country Music’s Definitive Summer Anthem—Written on His Tour Bus

  • “Chattahoochee” topped the country chart for four weeks in 1993.
  • The hit became one of Alan Jackson’s best-known songs.
  • Jackson and Jim McBride finished it while touring.

On 30 July 1993, Alan Jackson’s “Chattahoochee” reached number one on the US Hot Country Songs chart, where it remained for four weeks. The song became one of Jackson’s defining hits and later won CMA awards for Song and Single of the Year, reflecting its enduring popularity as…

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US Olympian Lolo Jones accuses USOPC, USA Bobsled for ‘nearly paralyzing’ her over mistreated injuries

  • Lolo Jones alleges officials mishandled severe back injuries.
  • She says the treatment risked permanent paralysis.
  • The claims raise athlete-welfare concerns.

US Olympian Lolo Jones has accused the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee and USA Bobsled of mishandling serious back injuries she sustained while competing, claiming their actions put her at risk of permanent paralysis. The allegations matter because they raise concerns about athlete welfare, medical treatment and…

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The loss of Situational Awareness

  • AI hedge fund reportedly suffered severe losses after technology stocks fell.
  • Its public holdings were sold to Citadel.
  • The fund’s value reportedly dropped from $45 billion to $10 billion.

Situational Awareness, an AI-focused hedge fund founded by former OpenAI employee Leopold Aschenbrenner, reportedly sold most or all of its public stock portfolio to Citadel after sharp losses in AI-related shares. The episode matters because it illustrates the financial risks of concentrated bets on a rapidly changing AI…

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Boy George withdraws from London Palladium musical role

  • Boy George withdrew from Jesus Christ Superstar before his London Palladium debut.
  • His manager cited personal convictions and the singer’s best interests.
  • The move followed criticism over George’s pro-Israel AI-generated song.

Boy George has withdrawn from his planned role as King Herod in Jesus Christ Superstar at the London Palladium, only days before his first scheduled performance. His manager, Paul Kemsley, said the decision was in the singer’s best interests and would help keep attention on the production, without…

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After Fauci Senate hearing, experts worry about ‘chilling effect’ on public health

  • Fauci refused Senate questions, citing his Fifth Amendment rights.
  • Experts fear political attacks may deter future public health leaders.
  • Rand Paul plans a possible contempt vote.

Former US public health official Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment during a Senate hearing chaired by Republican Senator Rand Paul, declining to answer questions about the COVID-19 response and the pandemic’s origins. Public health experts told NPR they fear the confrontational hearing could deter scientists and officials…

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Cinemark, Marcus CEOs On Box Office Rebound: Younger Audiences, Longer Windows, Balanced Mix Of Films

  • Younger viewers are driving much of the cinema recovery.
  • Original and franchise films both supported the quarter.
  • Longer theatrical windows could boost cinema revenues.

Cinema chain executives at Cinemark and Marcus Theatres say the box office is entering a stronger phase, helped by younger audiences, a broader range of successful films and longer exclusive cinema releases. They argue that this mix can make theatrical exhibition more resilient by reducing reliance on a…

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This Journey Album Tore the Group Apart at the Seams in 1986

  • Raised On Radio succeeded commercially but intensified Journey’s internal tensions.
  • Perry took greater control over the album’s production and direction.
  • The band’s momentum stalled after the shortened 1986 tour.

Journey’s 1986 album Raised On Radio was commercially successful but deepened divisions within the band, contributing to the collapse of its classic line-up. The recording process gave singer Steve Perry greater creative control after his successful solo album, while bassist Ross Valory and drummer Steve Smith were largely…

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