US startup uses underground 'lightning' to crack rock and make hydrogen

Eden GeoPower is investigating an innovative hydrogen generation technique by employing electrical pulses to crack deep-seated rock formations. This groundbreaking approach paves the way for water to interact with minerals, leading to enhanced hydrogen production as observed in laboratory tests. Ongoing field trials aim to determine the commercial feasibility of this promising method.

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In 2002, a Nasa intern stole Moon rocks for love then his online deal became a trap

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Haryanvi singer Ankit Balyan shot dead in UP just 2 hours after he shared video

Tragedy struck as Haryanvi singer and YouTuber Ankit Balyan was shot dead by unidentified gunmen outside a gym in Shamli, Uttar Pradesh, on Wednesday evening. Despite prompt medical attention, he was pronounced dead at the hospital shortly thereafter. Famous for his songs and social media influence, Balyan was reportedly gearing up for local elections. Authorities are actively investigating the incident and examining CCTV footage for leads.

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Banker allegedly tipped friend about $8.1bn takeover; friend made $18.5m

A former Bank of America investment banker has been accused by the SEC of tipping a longtime friend about a confidential $8.1 billion South Jersey Industries takeover. The friend allegedly bought $53 million worth of shares and made $18.5 million after the deal was announced. Both men deny the insider-trading allegations and face legal action.

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Caitlin Clark faces DiJonai Carrington again as Fever star fires back

Caitlin Clark answered a heated exchange with DiJonai Carrington by putting together a huge performance for the Indiana Fever. Clark scored 37 points, made a career-high eight 3 pointers and had 10 assists in Indiana’s 113-90 win over Chicago. The Sky were eliminated from playoff contention, while the Fever strengthened their position heading toward the postseason.

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What makes September 3 important for international students in the US on F and J visas

A federal court is scheduled to review arguments on September 3, 2026, concerning a newly proposed rule that overhauls the current 'duration of status' policy which impacts international students. The plaintiffs contend that this alteration fosters ambiguity and adversely affects educational institutions. They reference economic repercussions and dismiss comments from DHS.

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Brazilian mother and daughter built seven-bedroom home from 8,000 glass bottles

A visionary mother and daughter duo transformed sustainability into an art form, building a seven-room home out of more than 8,000 recycled glass bottles. Incorporating elements like reclaimed wood and toothpaste tubes, this remarkable endeavor addresses the dual challenges of beach pollution and housing shortages in Brazil. Named the Salt House, it stands as a sustainable residence and an inspiring venue for community education on environmental responsibility and innovative reuse.

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WhatsApp founder Jan Koum goes from food stamps to $200 million donation

WhatsApp co-founder Jan Koum donated $200 million to Shaare Zedek Medical Center. This historic gift is the largest single donation to any Israeli hospital. Koum's journey began with government assistance and food stamps in America. He later co-founded WhatsApp, which Facebook acquired for $19 billion. The donation will fund the hospital's expansion and renaming.

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Maine island bought by 27-year-old in 1964 later became wildlife sanctuary

Witch Island, previously inhabited by the infamous Anna Chittenden—referred to as the 'Witch of Wall Street'—has transformed into a wildlife sanctuary. After her brief stay, Jane Sewall took on the responsibility of safeguarding the isle from irresponsible tourists. In 1986, Sewall gifted the island to the Maine Audubon Society, which is now overseen by the Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust.

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NHL rumors: Hughes may want shorter deal, Batherson eyes 8 years

Minnesota Wild and Ottawa Senators face important contract talks soon. Quinn Hughes seeks a shorter deal, while Drake Batherson wants a longer one. Hughes is entering his final contract year with the Wild. Batherson also enters his final season with the Senators. Both players' contract situations are nearing a September fifteenth deadline.

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Former wrestler arrested in Delhi opium case; claims drug use in ‘akhadas’

In a dramatic turn of events, Delhi Police have arrested Amit Sheoran, a former national-level wrestler, after he spent three years on the run from charges of opium smuggling. Sheoran's claims that fellow wrestlers resort to opium to enhance training efforts have stirred controversy. His identification as a key figure by another arrested supplier highlights the ongoing battle against organised crime in the region.

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How to download Minecraft Bedrock 26.50.26 beta and preview on all platforms

On August 18, 2026, the highly anticipated Minecraft Bedrock 26.50.26 beta and preview versions were released. This update aims to enhance gameplay with improved features and overall quality of life changes for players. Gamers across PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and mobile can enjoy this latest build, while beta access on Android and cross-platform preview availability are also included. Installation instructions for all supported devices are thoroughly outlined.

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California startup's $3 billion 'manta ray' jet promises 50% lower fuel use

JetZero is unveiling a cutting-edge 'manta ray' aircraft aimed at revolutionizing the future of commercial aviation. This groundbreaking design is expected to yield impressive fuel savings and significantly lower emissions. With a full-scale prototype scheduled to take flight by 2027, Japan Airlines is on board to provide operational insights, paving the way for expected commercial operations in the early 2030s.

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Israel’s Bits of Gold Suffers Data Breach Affecting 200,000 Customers

Israeli crypto brokerage Bits of Gold has disclosed a data breach that potentially exposed personal information belonging to around 200,000 customers. The company said a hacker accessed a third-party data analytics system containing names, national identification numbers, contact details, bank information, IP addresses and public wallet addresses. Bits of Gold said there is no indication that customer funds, private keys, passwords, CVV codes or scanned identity documents were compromised and urged users to remain alert to phishing attempts.

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‘Pollution is pretty insane’: Antonsen wants India Open to move out of Delhi winter

Danish badminton player Anders Antonsen has voiced concerns regarding the BWF's scheduling of the India Open, criticising the January-February timeframe due to the heavy winter pollution in Delhi. He chose to miss this year's tournament, incurring a fine as a result. Antonsen believes that the winter air quality severely hampers athletes' performance and calls for improved conditions in future competitions.

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Ryanair co-founder’s $14M Kentucky horse farm now listed for $57.5M

Ryanair co-founder Tony Ryan bought Kentucky’s historic Castleton Farm for $14 million in 2001. Now, his family is seeking $57.5 million for the 951-acre estate, which includes a 13,500-square-foot Greek Revival mansion, 16 barns, 268 stalls, 10 homes and historic landmarks. The property, once home to celebrated racehorses, heads to auction October 28.

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Boat Aavante Prime X Review: Big, Loud and Surprisingly Good

The Boat Aavante Prime X delivers an enjoyable home theatre experience, particularly when watching action-heavy films or playing games. Its powerful bass and rear speakers create a convincing sense of immersion, while dialogue remains clear even when plenty is happening on screen. Music playback is respectable too, although the overall tuning favours movies and games. Some non-Dolby content can produce an occasional echo, and the large setup needs plenty of room. The Boat Aavante Prime X isn't perfect, but it gets the important stuff right, and that counts for quite a bit.

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CM Vijay condemns killing of 3 Tamil farmers in Karnataka; Stalin seeks judicial probe

Political leaders across Tamil Nadu have expressed outrage over the tragic killing of three farmers by Karnataka forest officials. Former Chief Minister M K Stalin has called for a judicial inquiry and demanded compensation for the bereaved families. He has also asked the Tamil Nadu government to publicly denounce Karnataka's actions.

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FSSAI revokes liquor prohibition: Regulator withdraws 11-brand ban in Tamil Nadu

While FSSAI's U-turn raised eyebrows, officials said that the company had appealed against the prohibition order promising compliance, after which the prohibition was revoked and instead an improvement notice was issued.

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Mitch Evans tops London E-Prix FP1 as Wehrlein takes P3, Dennis P5

The London E-Prix started at the London ExCeL Circuit on Friday with the first practice race. Jaguar TCS Racing driver Mitch Evans topped the FP1 session with his title race competitors Pascal Wehrlen in third and Jake Dennis in fifth.

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