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SMALL-CAP MOVERS: genedrive leads the weekly risers after stellar week
Students build innovative solution along hazardous roadway: 'Was kind of a ribbon of death'

Students build innovative solution along hazardous roadway: 'Was kind of a ribbon of death'

In an effort to minimize wildlife vehicle collisions, Colorado residents turned to vertical posts for the rescue. KUNC NPR News, based in Colorado, reported that four wildlife crossings were built by college students underneath the U.S. Highway...

Owner:  Dave Finocchio & Anna Robertson
Halloween Special: Is Trump a Devil Masquerading as a Monster?

Halloween Special: Is Trump a Devil Masquerading as a Monster?

Friends and acquaintances who have discovered my recent identity as Devil’s Advocate at Fair Observer increasingly ask me to weigh in on a question they seem obsessed with: Can a devil be elected to serve in the White House? Given the havoc Trump...

Owner:  Atul Singh
'Winter signs ahead' say experts as temperatures look to drop as Met Eireann issue update
Bodycam video released in deadly police shooting in Prince George's County Maryland Office of the Attorney General's Independent Investigations Division released body-camera video from a September police shooting that ended with a 45-y
SMALL CAP MOVERS: One-hour genetic test innovator boasts Saudi pilot scheme
A Group of Neighbors Won a Collective $1.3 Million in the Lottery — Here's How They Plan to Spend Their Prize Money By Erin Clack
Countries investing in U.S. to rebuild manufacturing (Grain Marketing)

Countries investing in U.S. to rebuild manufacturing (Grain Marketing)

(Editor’s note: John Hall is a professional commodities analyst.) I want to begin by giving a shout out to Jim Minner, President of the Kent County Delaware Farm Bureau. Maggie Reynolds of Spotlight Delaware quoted him in her article about a local...

Owner:  American Farm Publications Inc. (Non-transparent)
Arkansas High School Football Final Scores, Results - October 31, 2025
Greenland radars vulnerable to hypersonic missiles, critics warn

Greenland radars vulnerable to hypersonic missiles, critics warn

Since the early days of the Cold War, the early warning radars on Greenland have been a linchpin for defending North America against nuclear attack by intercontinental ballistic missiles. But the radars themselves are vulnerable to attack by...

Owner:  Michael Reinstein
Search resumes for missing plane flying from Happy Valley-Goose Bay to Greenland

Search resumes for missing plane flying from Happy Valley-Goose Bay to Greenland

North·New Naviair, a state-owned company providing air traffic service, says the plane was flying from Happy Valley-Goose Bay to Greenland when it went missing. 1 person on board missing plane, Danish authorities say CBC News · Posted: Oct 26,...

Owner:  Canadian Government
A pest with big impact

A pest with big impact

Iceland stood as one of the last places on Earth untouched by mosquitoes mainly due to its rugged volcanic landscape, sparse vegetation, and cold weather where no insect could take refuge. But that changed this year. A naturalist near Reykjavík,...

Owner:  Goenka Family
Greenland graphite project advances as Europe races to secure critical minerals

Greenland graphite project advances as Europe races to secure critical minerals

By Elías Thorsson October 23, 2025 83 Photo: EIFO and GreenRoc representatives photographed outside the entrance to the mine. The entrance leads into the mine, where old rail tracks from previous operations are still visible. Approximately 50...

Owner:  Alice Rogoff
Three New Big Wall Routes on Greenland up to 930 Metres Tall

Three New Big Wall Routes on Greenland up to 930 Metres Tall

Ben Kent and Robbie Milne climbed three new routes on Greenland earlier this year, with Kent writing an in-depth story about their expedition here. The three new routes, which are found near Lake Taserssuaq on previously unnamed mountains, are...

Owner:  David Chaundy-Smart
Greenland is shifting every year; India could face consequences too

Greenland is shifting every year; India could face consequences too

It might seem like something out of a science documentary, but it’s true — Greenland isn’t just melting, it’s moving. A new study shows that the world’s largest island is drifting northwest at about 2 centimetres every year and is slowly shrinking...

Owner:  Purie Family
Greenland is shrinking, rising, and literally drifting to the northwest as the ice melts

Greenland is shrinking, rising, and literally drifting to the northwest as the ice melts

Greenland is on the move, not just its ice, but the island itself. The bedrock is being twisted, compressed, and stretched as Earth responds to both ancient and modern ice loss. New research from DTU Space shows that the world’s largest island has...

Owner:  Eric Ralls
US military base in Greenland vulnerable to hypersonic missiles — expert

US military base in Greenland vulnerable to hypersonic missiles — expert

NEW YORK, October 24. /TASS/. The air defense systems stationed at the US military base Pituffik in Greenland are unable to protect the facility from hypersonic missiles, Troy Bouffard, director of the Center for Arctic Security and Resilience at...

Owner:  Russian Government
The afterlife of ships

The afterlife of ships

The American light cruiser USS Phoenix enjoyed a lucky second world war and suffered a disastrous post-war life. On December 7, 1941 the Phoenix was at Pearl Harbour, when the Japanese air force attacked. On that day she happened to be moored away...

Owner:  Matthew Kelly
The giant Tupaasat rock avalanche in South Greenland

The giant Tupaasat rock avalanche in South Greenland

A new paper describes a rock avalanche in Greenland about 10,900 years BP that had a volume of over 1 billion cubic metres and that travelled almost 16 kilometres. A fascinating paper (Pedersen et al. 2026) has just been published in the journal...

Owner:  American Geophysical Union
Greenland could become biggest car crash in transatlantic relations

Greenland could become biggest car crash in transatlantic relations

But senior Danish officials also believe Trump’s territorial ambitions are, indeed, real, even if they aren’t based on practical objectives. They’re all about the untidiness of the map. Trump regards the huge, empty foreign landmass to his...

Owner:  Mathias Döpfner & Friede Springer

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