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VIDEO: Scientists Find Ancient Greek Warrior Buried With His Helmet On

ZAKOTARAC MOUNTAIN, Croatia — Archeologists have unearthed a rare Greek-Illyrian warrior helmet in a previously undiscovered grave site. The helmet, along with other precious relics, were discovered in a tomb site on Zakotarac Mountain located on the Peljesac Peninsula in the Croatia’s Dalmatia region. The dig was coordinated by Prof. Hrvoje Potrebica of Zagreb University’s […]

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To Grow A Successful Business, CEOs Need To Shrink Their Egos — And Empower Staff 

After successfully running and then selling a multimillion-dollar family-owned paint business, the most valuable lesson Don Strube learned wasn’t about corporate control. It was realizing he had to shrink his ego. If Strube hadn’t overcome his ego, established processes to hire and retain the right people and develop a positive company culture, success likely would […]

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“Batman: The Audio Adventures” To Release On HBO Max As Streamer Expands Podcasting Efforts

WASHINGTON — Streaming platform HBO Max is expanding into the podcast market. The company will release its upcoming podcast “Batman: The Audio Adventures” exclusively on the streaming platform as it continues to expand its audio offerings beyond companion podcasts. The company announced recently that it’s planning to release its new “Batman” podcast, “Batman: The Audio Adventures,” as […]

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Recovery Seen In Domestic Air Passenger Traffic In July: Indian Credit Rating Agency

NEW DELHI — The Indian domestic air passenger traffic grew 56 percent at about 4.8 million in July compared to 3.1 million in June as Covid-19 infection trajectory declined, Indian rating agency ICRA said on Aug. 5.  The airlines’ capacity deployment for July was 90 percent higher than July 2020 (47,200 departures in July 2021 against 24,770 […]

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No Unmanned Aircraft System Allowed Within 15 Miles Of International Borders: Indian Ministry

NEW DELHI — The Indian government has said that no Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) shall be allowed to fly within 25 kilometers (15 miles) from the international border, including the Line of Control (LoC), Line of Actual Control (LAC), and Actual Ground Position Line (AGPL), on Aug. 5. Replying to a question regarding the regulation […]

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‘We Need Jobs, Not Rice’: Angry Ghanaian Youth Reject Minister’s Food Donation

BUSUNU, Ghana — The viral video shows a group of young people from Busunu, Damongo Constituency, Savannah Region of northern Ghana reloading bags of rice onto three pickup trucks while shouting, “we need jobs, not rice”, on July 18. It was two days to the Muslim festival of Eid-al Adha or the “Feast of Sacrifice”. Per custom, the […]

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Low U.S. Oil And Gasoline Inventories Point To Strong Demand, For Now

U.S. federal data on petroleum and refined product levels show the world’s leading economy still has a sizable appetite for fuels, though that situation might not last, analysts told Zenger. The U.S. Energy Information Administration publishes weekly data on storage levels of commercial crude oil and refined products such as gasoline. Broad-based gains in inventory […]

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Coca-Cola Is Latest Major Company To Pledge More Ad Spending With Black-Owned Media

The Coca-Cola Co. has pledged to almost double its ad spending with minority-owned media, the latest in a wave of major companies responding to pressure — including a $10 billion lawsuit against McDonald’s — over how they allocate such dollars. Atlanta-based Coca-Cola North America said in June its ad spending with such companies will be […]

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Snoop Dogg Tops Muggsy Bogues’ Guest Bucket List For His ‘3 League OGs’ Podcast 

Muggsy Bogues built a career shattering stereotypes. Bogues earned the respect of the entire NBA through his tenacity and no-quit high level of play, while standing only 5-foot-3 inches. To this day, he is the shortest player to ever lace up a pair of sneakers in the league. After enjoying a 14-season career of pro […]

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Outdoor Summer Basketball Faces Uncertain Future In The Nation’s Capital

WASHINGTON — Once located just east of the Anacostia River in Washington, D.C., was Barry Farm, 400-plus units of public housing, and one of the most violent and impoverished neighborhoods in the nation’s capital. Today, those units are gone, paving the way for a controversial redevelopment plan to create a mixed-use, mixed-income community that has pitted […]

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Honoring ‘The Greyhound’: Bob Dandridge Finally Makes Basketball Hall Of Fame

When LeBron James won his first NBA championship with the Miami Heat in 2012, a reporter asked, “How do you feel?”  James answered, “It’s about damn time.” Those same words could well have been uttered more recently by Bob “The Greyhound” Dandridge. The former Milwaukee Bucks and Washington Bullets [now Wizards] great had to wait […]

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Six Months After Georgia Senate Races, Hopes Dashed For Quick Change In Congress 

WASHINGTON — When Georgia surprised many by choosing both Democratic Party candidates in the dual run-off elections for its two Senate seats on Jan. 5, many of the 500 pastors of the state’s African Methodist Episcopal Church thought their years of organizing had paid off. Coming two months after Georgia was carried by now-President Joseph R. […]

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Mexican Artist And Businesswoman Clings To Her Passions To Face A Serious Illness

Being diagnosed with cancer implies a long, arduous and painful journey for many Mexicans. However, a fighting spirit can give people the opportunity to face it and keep going on with their lives. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), cancer was responsible for nearly 10 million deaths worldwide in 2020 and is the second […]

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Biden Government In Two Minds Whether To Recognize Chinese And Russian Vaccines In New Policy

NEW DELHI — The United States federal government is faced with a decision on whether to authorize international arrivals with a Chinese or Russian Covid-19 vaccine under a policy that would make vaccines a travel requirement, and it is sitting on the fence. “It is a really great question; we are just not at a point where the […]

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Indian Prime Minister, Australia’s Special Trade Envoy Meet To Double Down On Strategic Partnership

NEW DELHI — Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott A.C. on his visit to India as Scott Morrison’s Special Trade Envoy for the country on Aug. 5. “The prime minister and the now trade advisor to the United Kingdom discussed ways to further strengthen bilateral trade, investment, and economic […]

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Microbiome Bacteria Adapt To Humans Through Transmission: Study

NEW DELHI — Beneficial bacteria in the intestine use different means to transmit from one person to another, impacting their abundance in the gut and their functions. New research explores the evolution or adaptation of bacteria to a human host. The findings could inform decisions as to what specific bacteria could be given to people based on […]

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Exercising Helps Brain Change And Relieve Depression Symptoms: Study

WASHINGTON — Physical exercise—often insensitively suggested to people experiencing mental illness— enhances the brain’s ability to change and adapt besides helping relieve symptoms of depression, a new study has found. “Physical activity is associated with higher levels of neuroplasticity in healthy subjects and has been identified as a protective factor against the onset of depression,” read the study. […]

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Every Batch Of India’s Covaxin Subject To Over 200 Quality Checks: Drugmaker

HYDERABAD, India — The manufacturer of India’s only indigenously-made vaccine in use has said every batch of doses produced has been subject to over 200 quality checks and approved by regulatory authorities amid reports of delayed production due to rejection based on unsatisfactory test results. “Every batch of Covaxin is subjected to more than 200 quality control tests […]

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Over 800 Ugandans Injected With Water In Covid-19 Vaccination Scam

KAMPALA, Uganda — Siraje Bukenya, a councilor in Uganda’s capital, Kampala, was among the first to receive the opening jab of the Covid-19 vaccine when the government started mass vaccination on March 10, 2021. However, he now fears going for the second dose after investigations revealed that at least 800 people in the country got injected […]