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Houthis claim first ship sinking this year in Red Sea attack
Middle East Politics · Yemen

Houthis claim first ship sinking this year in Red Sea attack

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Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis said on Monday that a cargo ship they struck with gunfire, rockets and explosive-laden remote-controlled boats had sunk in the Red Sea, after their first known attack on the high seas this year.See the Story
Libya's eastern-based government bars entry of EU migration commissioner, three ministers
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Libya's eastern-based government bars entry of EU migration commissioner, three ministers

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The European Union migration commissioner and ministers from Italy, Malta and Greece were denied entry to the eastern part of divided Libya on Tuesday as they had disregarded "Libyan national sovereignty", the Benghazi-based government said.See the Story
North America's Oldest Pterosaur Described from Arizona's Petrified Forest
Paleontology · Arizona

North America's Oldest Pterosaur Described from Arizona's Petrified Forest

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CIA Admits Shadowy Officer Monitored Oswald
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Greece detains 1,200 migrants in three days as arrivals from Libya surge

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CIA Admits Shadowy Officer Monitored Oswald

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A new report revealed the CIA’s relation to Lee Harvey Oswald prior to President John F. Kennedy’s assassination amid federal government plans for a false-flag operation to justify attacking Cuba. CIA · United StatesSee the Story

UNESCO Delays Minoan Palace World Heritage Bid

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The archaeological site at Knossos will have to wait for UNESCO approval. Credit: Greek Reporter The UNESCO Expert Council has recommended postponing the inclusion of Crete’s Minoan Palaces on the World Heritage List. The ancient Palaces include Knossos, Phaestos, Malia, Zakros, and Kydonia, representing one of Europe’s oldest and most influential civilizations. According to a report on Tornos News, Greece’s nomination file has been “referred ba…UNESCO · CreteRead Article

Giannis Antetokounmpo Ponders Next Move During Holidays in Greece

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The 30-year-old forward, sporting white swim shorts and holding a beverage, has fans buzzing about his future. Credit: Screenshot/TikTok/Giannis Antetokounmpo As Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo enjoys island time in his native Greece, rumors continue to swirl about a potential new NBA home. The two-time league MVP, currently at the center of offseason trade speculation, was recently seen dancing on a boat in a TikTok video, which…Attica · AtticaRead Article

On This Day in 1956 Deadly Earthquake and Tsunami Hits Santorini

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The ruins of Santorini after the deadly earthquake. Public Domain On this day in 1956, a 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit Santorini and other Aegean islands, the largest to ever be recorded in Europe in the 20th century. It was followed by a tsunami 25 meters high. At least 53 people were killed and more than 100 were injured. 35 percent of the houses collapsed and 45 percent suffered major or minor damage. Almost all public buildings were completel…Earthquake · GreeceRead Article

Astronomers Capture Historic First Impact on Saturn

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A faint flash on Saturn’s left side was captured by NASA’s Mario Rana on July 5, 2025. Credit: Mario Rana / PVOL / CC BY 3.0 Astronomers are examining a possible first-ever recorded impact on Saturn after a bright flash was captured in a photo taken by NASA collaborator Mario Rana on July 5. The observation, made during a routine planetary watch, has been reported to the Planetary Virtual Observatory and Laboratory (PVOL) for further investigati…SaturnRead Article

Aletes: The Descendant of Hercules Who Claimed the Ancient Greek City of Corinth

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Ruins of ancient Corinth. Credit: MM, Wikimedia Commons, Public Domain Among the many descendants of Hercules, the ancient Greek demigod, who surged out of the Peloponnesian past, one name remains obscure yet significant: that of Aletes. Son of Hippotes, descendant of the mighty Hercules, and claimant of Corinth, Aletes stood at a pivotal junction between myth and political reorganization in ancient Greece. Though largely overshadowed by more pr…Greece · GreeceRead Article

Copper Age Infant Buried in Italy Found to Have Rare Genetic Lineage

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Copper Age infant found in Italy reveals rare genetic ancestry. Credit: adArte Srl. Courtesy of the Ministry of Culture / CC BY 4.0 Researchers in Italy have uncovered the rare genetic ancestry of a Copper Age infant whose remains were found in a long-abandoned well in Faenza, northeastern Italy. The study, led by Owen Alexander Higgins of the University of Bologna and published in the Journal of Archaeological Science, used advanced scientific …Faenza · FaenzaRead Article

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