In 1921, Alaskan seamstress Ada Blackjack joined an Arctic expedition for $50 a month; nearly two years later, she was rescued as its only surviving person

Quote of the day by Princess Diana: 'I don’t go by the rule book. I lead from the heart, not the head.' Life lessons & inspiration from the Princess of Wales on staying true to yourself & finding the courage to live by your own values

Quote of the day by Princess Diana: “I don’t go by the rule book. I lead from the heart, not the head.” Princess Diana’s quote highlights the importance of leading with empathy and compassion. Her words suggest that emotions and reason can work together when making decisions. This approach encourages people to stay true to themselves while also considering the feelings of others. It also points to the value of looking beyond conventions and allowing kindness to guide our actions.

Iranians storm streets in govt's show of strength

Iran's government has sought to rally the people and stress national unity. Estimates varied of the number of people volunteering to receive limited military training and defend the country in an effort described as "Janfaday-e Iran," or the "ones who sacrifice their lives for Iran."

In 1921, Alaskan seamstress Ada Blackjack joined an Arctic expedition for $50 a month; nearly two years later, she was rescued as its only surviving person

Ada Blackjack joined an Arctic expedition for $50 monthly pay. She became the sole human survivor after others perished or vanished. Blackjack taught herself survival skills and cared for a sick companion. She endured nearly two years alone on the island with a cat. A rescue ship finally found Blackjack and the cat in August 1923.

Police release image of woman after residential burglary in Gorton

The incident happened on Monday September 14 around 1am

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Trump plans to ban CNN, MSNOW and Politico from the White House

U.S. President Donald Trump said Friday that he was banning CNN, MSNOW and Politico from the White House due to what he called unfavorable coverage.

M62 traffic LIVE as multi-vehicle crash causes four mile queues

Drivers are being warned of long delays

Kenya’s farmers turn to beehive fences to keep crop-raiding elephants away, creating a surprising path toward human-elephant coexistence

Dedicated to researching elephant ecology and behavior, Save the Elephants operates vital research facilities. Their Samburu research station is home to over 900 identified elephants, while a center in Tsavo works on innovative human-elephant coexistence strategies. One notable solution is the use of beehive fences, which protect agricultural lands and help communities thrive. The organization is committed to securing a brighter future for elephants on a rapidly changing continent.

Putin could be planning to bomb Britain and other countries supporting Ukraine, Polish prime minister warns

Donald Tusk issued a chilling warning after the country was forced to close its airspace, scramble fighter jets and close airports due to the Kremlin's latest assault.

Xi's coming to America: US won't announce new tariffs until leaders meet next week

US and Chinese negotiators are set to meet over the weekend to discuss any agreements ahead of Xi's state visit. The trip would be Xi's first to the US since 2023, when he met former President Joe Biden during a visit that included attending the APEC summit in San Francisco.

Woman found guilty of negligent homicide in Super Bowl reporter death

She was also charged with manslaughter in Adan Manzano’s death, a 27-year-old reporter for Telemundo, who was found dead in his hotel room days before the Super Bowl .

'I have a side and it's always on the side of His Majesty': Kemi Badenoch backs King Charles in row with Earl Spencer over searing Diana memoir

The Earl's searing memoir has sparked anger in royal circles after he claimed King Charles III told him in the days after Diana's death that 'we will forget her soon enough'.