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Goldstein has fetched over £200,000 with the Worth More Alive campaign for the conservation of Bengal tigers by the last week of May, this year.

The house in Providence is bought by Jacqueline Nuñez, a 58-year-old real estate developer in Boston.

A giant squirrel interrupted a baseball game between Columbus Clippers and Buffalo Bisons in California, USA Saturday.

Researchers believe that thanks to their small size and great sense of smell, rats will be able to search for victims of natural disasters or accidents who are trapped under debris.

“Don’t worry about disappearing on this Bermuda Triangle tour. The tour has a 100% return rate and your money will be refunded in the rare chance you disappear,” the website said.

Wizz Air apologised for the inconvenience to the passengers.

Ahead of the Vol. 1 of Stranger Things season 4 premiere, Netflix turned “the world upside down” as it projected graphics related to the hit series in 14 countries.

As Tampa Bay Rays and New York Yankees players locked horns on the field, the social media teams of the franchises worked in unison to share statistics to raise awareness about gun violence in the US.

A resident of Ireland, Roger Ryan took part in a 14,000-foot skydive while being on a Skype call with his parents.

The video footage was shot in Sichuan Shimian Middle School in China.

Teachers Eva Mireles and Irma Garcia were among the 21 people who were shot dead at Robb Elementary School on Tuesday.

The giant mammal stayed for a bit to regain her strength in the company of the four divers and even gave what looked like ‘a little thank you sign’ before swimming off.

Calling out Senator Ted Cruz and Texas Governor Greg Abbott, who he said should admit their mistake, the late-night TV host says, “It takes a brave person to do something like that.”

Lenehan, who started college in 1956, was short of 28 credits to finish college when he got a good job and dropped out.

The Cincinnati Reds also tweeted the video joking about the unwritten rule. “If a ball lands in your beer, you must chug it.”

When threatened with having his mic turned off if he said ‘gay’, the class president used a clever metaphor to speak about his sexual orientation and activism.

The incident happened at the Martha Drummond Fonseca Municipal School in Nova Lima, Brazil. David Miguel, the boy, was taken aback by the wild cat and he immediately rushed to his father.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan celebrated their 10th year marriage anniversary this year.

Sebastian Steudtner’s world record for surfing the largest wave was confirmed on Tuesday, May 24, 2022.

As the governor extended his condolences to the victims’ families and expressed his grief over “this senseless crime” and mourned the death, netizens were quick to lash out.

The message accidentally popped up on the BBC news ticker during a tennis update on the 9am to 10am broadcast on Tuesday.

Shakira appeared on The Tonight Show by Jimmy Fallon to promote her new show Dancing with Myself which will air on NCB.

Netizens were amazed to watch red-hot lava flowing down Mount Etna at night.

The clip shared by People’s Daily Online shows the little girl dangling from the window grille. Peng manages to reach near the child and catches hold of her.

The pictures of the rescue were shared by the Teays Valley Fire Department on their Facebook page.