Archaeologists studied about 500 Ice Age spear points from the Tennessee River Valley; 13,200-year-old Clovis hunters resharpened theirs more than later Cumberland people, suggesting newcomers managed risk differently

Representative Image (AI-generated) Nearly 13,000 years ago, people moving through the Tennessee River Valley faced a problem that had little to do with simply finding food. They also had to learn which resources could be trusted and where to find the stone needed to make and maintain their hunting tools. A new study in the…

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22 homes on Minneapolis’ historic Nicollet Island were put on the market without residents wanting to sell; artists, healers and social workers have now formed a cooperative to try to buy all six Victorian houses together

Families on Nicollet Island have called the houses they have been living in homes for years. While some work as artists, others as healers and social workers. But recently, they got to know that their homes may have been listed for sale by property managers Twin Cities Housing Development Corporation, a nonprofit based in St….

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Two MHA officials held for allegedly seeking bribe to facilitate FCRA registration | India News

Delhi Police apprehends two MHA officials in alleged FCRA bribery case NEW DELHI: Two officials of the Union home ministry have been apprehended for allegedly seeking a bribe from an association to facilitate its registration under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA), PTI reported on Tuesday.The Delhi Police Special Cell, in coordination with central agencies,…

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Pakistan’s Hangor-class submarine fires missile, raising stakes in the Arabian Sea

Pakistan’s newly commissioned submarine PNS Hangor, has undergone its first missile firing. (image credit: PN) Even as India’s long-delayed P-75(I) project for six new-generation submarines continues to hang fire, Pakistan on Sunday announced that its newly inducted Chinese-built AIP submarine had successfully test-fired an anti-ship cruise missile in the North Arabian Sea. Sources in the…

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A Maryland factory built in 1920 once employed thousands making furniture, food and WWII rations; after sitting vacant, it has been restored as a business hub with a new $1 million oyster center

The Packing House’s history is closely connected to the industries that shaped the Eastern Shore. A historic factory in Cambridge, Maryland, built in 1920 has been transformed from a vacant building into a centre for businesses, entrepreneurs, food production and community programmes. The Packing House, in Dorchester County, was once linked to one of the…

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‘Took mobile phones, cash’: Karachi football team robbed at gunpoint on Balochistan highway

Image credit X @Baloch_Nojawan NEW DELHI: A football team travelling from Karachi to Quetta to participate in the Chief Minister’s Gold Cup tournament was robbed at gunpoint on a highway in Pakistan’s Balochistan province, PTI reported on Monday.Around a dozen armed men intercepted the Karachi District West team’s bus between Mastung and Sariab, and took…

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Andhra Pradesh horror: Butcher slits friend’s throat, cuts her body into 9 pieces, dumps it in canal | Vijayawada News

Kalyani was allegedly killed by Shafi, a butcher, after a quarrel over money on September 17. VIJAYAWADA: A butcher allegedly slit a woman’s throat following a dispute over money, cut her body into pieces and dumped the remains in a canal in Vijayawada, police said while detailing the murder investigation.The deceased was identified as Kalyani…

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Barapullah Phase-3 opens today: What changes for Delhi commuters | Delhi News

The around 9-km Barapullah route is expected to provide signal-free connectivity between Mayur Vihar Phase-1 and AIIMS. NEW DELHI: The Barapullah Phase-3 elevated corridor was inaugurated on Tuesday, completing a key link between east and south Delhi.The around 9-km Barapullah route is expected to provide signal-free connectivity between Mayur Vihar Phase-1 and AIIMS. Traffic advisory…

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