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A 52-YEAR-OLD makeup lover has shared her quick trick to diminish wrinkles on her forehead without Botox or filler.

UP tourism principal secretary Mukesh Meshram has his hands full these days. On the one hand is the long-term task of developing Ayodhya as a religious tourism hub, and on the other are tasks related to the Pran Pratishtha of the Ram idol on January 22 and beyond.

The bill's Republican author has introduced other radical measures this session.

Representative Paul Gosar is livid that fewer white people are joining the military, a shift he blames on “‘woke’ ideologies.”

In the past two months,, PM Modi has visited several temples covering the Indian geography connecting the cultural identity of the country before the Pran Pratishtha at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya on January 22.

Dirk Schulze-Makuch, Big Think

My colleague Ian Crawford and I recently made a bet — a little bet with potentially big consequences.

Barbara Pfeffer Billauer, ACSH

The Roman politician Cicero once said, "When there is no basis for an argument, abuse the plaintiff." Some interpret this to mean that the best defense...

Dexter Johnson, IEEE

Researchers at Georgia Tech, in Atlanta, have developed what they are calling the world's first functioning graphene-based semiconductor. This breakthrough holds the...

Roger Pielke, Jr., Honest Broker

Climate change is not the only consequence of the burning of fossil fuels. A 2020 study published in

Zaria Gorvett, BBC Future

Deep within the Amazon, Mark Robinson was up to his knees in buried treasure.

Stuart Vyse, Skeptical Inquirer

My wife and I told our children that Santa Claus would bring them presents on Christmas Eve. We had them leave cookies for Santa and carrots for the reindeer,...

Matt Reynolds, Wired UK

A new public information campaign against cultivated—or "lab-grown"—meat is being run by a group with close links to a controversial public relations firm. The...

Mike Wall, Space.com

Japan is on the moon — for a few hours, at least.

Bill Chappell, NPR

Japan is about to attempt one of the hardest tricks in space exploration: a soft landing on the moon. Its "Moon Sniper" mission is set to land on the moon Friday morning,...

Passant Rabie, Gizmodo

SpaceX is collaborating with agricultural industry giant John Deere to provide satellite internet connectivity, enabling its tractors to operate autonomously and...

AP

The ghostly form floating in a large jar had been the robust reddish-brown of a healthy organ just hours before. Now it's semitranslucent, white tubes like branches on a tree showing...

Eric Berger, Ars

On Wednesday, former NASA Administrator Michael Griffin, 73, put forward a deferential but determined countenance as he addressed a House subcommittee that was conducting a...

An experienced hiker who had accomplished the "Triple Crown" of challenging cross-country trails died in New Hampshire's White Mountains during a solo hike in brutal conditions, including single-digit temperatures, harsh winds and waist-deep snow.

Biden welcomes yet-to-be-announced Israeli decision to allow flour shipment into Gaza  The Times of Israel

1. Keir Starmer says Netanyahu ‘wrong’ to reject Palestinian state  The Guardian
2. Netanyahu rejects calls for developing Palestinian state after Gaza war  Channel 4 News
3. Middle East crisis live: Biden voices hope for two-state solution despite Netanyahu comments  The Guardian
4. Netanyahu has made a serious error in his rejection of a two-state solution  The Independent
5. Biden can – and should – press Israel to plan for what comes after this war  The Guardian

1. Keir Starmer says Netanyahu 'wrong' to reject Palestinian state  The Guardian
2. Netanyahu rejects calls for developing Palestinian state after Gaza war  Channel 4 News
3. Newspaper headlines: Netanyahu 'will not accept' Palestinian state and 'Nato warns of war'  BBC
4. Netanyahu has made a serious error in his rejection of a two-state solution  The Independent
5. Biden can – and should – press Israel to plan for what comes after this war  The Guardian

The ad flood reflects the growth in mass product-liability and personal-injury cases—and investor interest in backing the lawsuits.