Tuesday, October 27, 2026

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After decades of abandonment, 48 acres once home to Ohio’s SeaWorld and Six Flags parks are set to reopen on October 25, with a restored pier and historic gatehouses marking the first phase of Aurora Park

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AuruAurorara Park development Project (Source – The city of Aurora official website) After years of lying abandoned, a 48-acre site in Ohio that was once home to SeaWorld and Six Flags amusement parks is opening to the public again, but this time as a recreation space rather than an entertainment destination filled with rides and…

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Mumbai Indians reset: Two ex-India cricketers in race for assistant coach job; T Dilip likely as fielding coach | Cricket News

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Akash Ambani and MI Head coach Keiron Pollard (Image credit: X) NEW DELHI: Mumbai Indians top brass is in a huddle to finalise the Kieron Pollard-led support staff for the upcoming season. The five-time champions have four options for the assistant coach position: Aaron Finch, another experienced T20I cricketer from Australia and two ex-India cricketers,…

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In 2007, Denzel Washington starred in ‘The Great Debater,’ donating USD 1 million to Wiley College, which inspired the movie, and 7 years later, the debate team emerged victorious at the Pi Kappa Delta tournament |

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In 2007, Denzel Washington starred in ‘The Great Debater,’ donating USD 1 million to Wiley College, which inspired the movie, and 7 years later, the debate team emerged victorious at the Pi Kappa Delta tournament. (YouTube) Around seven years after a USD 1 million donation from actor-director Denzel Washington restored a debate program, Wiley College’s…

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How Cristiano Ronaldo can own two Saudi mansions worth $9 million without citizenship: Inside his unique Gifted Residency arrangement | Football News

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Cristiano Ronaldo owns $9 million Red Sea villas without Saudi citizenship, thanks to a unique residency arrangement that separates property rights from nationality When Cristiano Ronaldo descended upon Riyadh in January 2023, the footballing landscape shifted on its axis. Yet, the true legacy of his historic move to the Gulf may not be written in…

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A cyclone wiped out Dhanushkodi in 1964 destroying its railway line and homes; six decades later, visitors travel to the ghost town to see abandoned ruins where the Bay of Bengal meets the Indian Ocean

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Among the world’s ghost towns, Dhanushkodi holds a special place on that list. This is the ghost town where myths meet reality and the town’s history remains intact in its ruins. Dhanushkodi is a place from where one can witness the point called ‘Arichal Munai,’ where the Indian Ocean and the Bay of Bengal meet….

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A 15-year study of about 4,500 families across nine countries linked more frequent physical punishment to greater anxiety and aggression in children, challenging a familiar belief about discipline |

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A child breaks a rule, refuses to listen or throws a tantrum. For some parents, a slap or spanking may seem like a quick way to teach obedience. But does physical punishment actually help children become more disciplined, or could it create problems that last well beyond the moment?Research discussed by Dr. Liane Peña Alampay,…

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Amid bomb threat email and health concerns, Amitabh Bachchan greets fans outside Jalsa, protective son Abhishek Bachchan joins his father | Hindi Movie News

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Amitabh Bachchan stepped out of his Juhu residence, Jalsa, on Sunday to greet a large gathering of fans as security was tightened around the bungalow following a recent bomb threat email allegedly targeting the veteran actor. Continuing his weekly Sunday Darshan tradition, Bachchan waved to his fans and acknowledged their love and affection. His son,…

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In 2019, New York changed the law to let survivors pursue decades-old abuse claims; seven years later, about 1,300 people have agreed to an $800 million settlement with the Catholic archdiocese, pending signatures

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The Catholic Archdiocese of New York has agreed to pay $800 million (£615 million) to around 1,300 survivors who reported sexual abuse by clergy and other church staff. The settlement brings years of legal disputes and negotiations closer to an end. Lawyers representing the survivors announced the agreement. It covers a large number of civil…

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