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Like in the movies: New giant dinosaur discovered in Spain
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — To get an idea of its gigantic size – ten meters in height – it is enough to remember one of the opening scenes of the film “Jurassic Park” (1993). Amazed Dr. Alan Grant, getting out of the car, fixes his gaze on a brachiosaurus running along the slopes of an island turned into an amusement park with cloned dinosaurs. “Garumbatitan morellensis can be compared to the same type,” says paleontologist José Miguel Gasulla.…
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Alaskan triangle: Mysterious disappearances
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — Alaska hides one of the darkest areas – the Alaska Triangle, located between Juneau, Anchorage and Barrow. This remote and sparsely populated piece of land is known for its large number of unsolved missing persons cases. Over the past five decades, more than 20,000 people have disappeared here without a trace. Adding to the intrigue of this mysterious place are reports of mysterious UFO sightings , Bigfoot encounters and other paranormal activity, making the…
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China: US is the true ’empire of lies’
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — In a heated exchange of accusations, the Chinese foreign ministry has retaliated against the United States, labeling it the true “empire of lies.” This sharp response comes in the wake of a U.S. State Department report that accused China of channeling billions of dollars annually into extensive information manipulation efforts on a global scale. The U.S. report, released on Thursday, alleges that China employs tactics such as censorship, data harvesting, and covert acquisitions of…
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Mysterious case of rapid mummification has puzzled scientists in Bulgaria
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — A man’s corpse has been found completely mummified in Bulgaria, just 16 days after he was last seen alive. This incredibly rare occurrence has left scientists baffled because the corpse has reached an advanced stage of mummification in an unusually short time. The case, detailed in a new report published in the journal Cureus , has aroused the interest and curiosity of experts around the world. The body was found on September 3 near…
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Exclusive: WhatsApp to war – Cuban recruits join Russian military to fight in Ukraine
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — In a surprising turn of events, Cuban recruits are joining the Russian military to participate in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. This recruitment drive has seen several Cubans traveling to Russia to work for the military in various capacities. The situation highlights the economic desperation and dire conditions in Cuba that have driven individuals to seek opportunities in foreign militaries. The recruitment efforts began following a May decree by Russian President Vladimir Putin that…
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Ukraine’s air force downs 30 out of 40 Russian-launched Iranian-made ‘Shahed’ drones
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — In an overnight attack, Ukraine‘s air force successfully shot down 30 out of 40 Iranian-made “Shahed” drones launched by Russia. The attack primarily targeted central and southern regions of Ukraine. According to the South Military command, 20 drones were intercepted in the central Vinnytsia region, while an additional 10 were downed over the Odesa and Mykolaiv regions in the south. Natalia Humeniuk, a spokesperson for the southern command, reported that Russia’s attack included strikes…
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How might a government shutdown impact US foreign policy?
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — As the specter of a government shutdown looms, the ramifications extend far beyond the borders of the United States, with reverberations echoing throughout the international arena. The impending fiscal year, commencing on Sunday, hinges on Congress’s ability to secure funding, and failure to do so could have far-reaching consequences that impact not only the nation’s workforce but also its standing on the global stage. This article offers a comprehensive guide to the multifaceted effects…
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Unraveling the enigma of Italy’s forgotten UFO crash in 1933
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — While tales of UFO crashes often revolve around the infamous Roswell incident of 1947, a lesser-known and earlier case has recently emerged, shedding light on the mysterious UFO crash that occurred in Italy in 1933. This intriguing story entangles a fascist dictator, a clandestine department, and a possible US military cover-up, challenging our conventional understanding of alien encounters. The Mysterious Purple Accident On June 13, 1933, an extraordinary event unfolded near the town of…
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Did ancient nuclear bombing create desert glass formations?
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — “Now I have become Death, the destroyer of worlds – Bhagavad Gita”. The enigmatic glass formations scattered across deserts have long perplexed scientists and ignited the imagination of enthusiasts. While the origins of these glass stones remain shrouded in mystery, alternative theories have emerged to shed light on their existence. One such theory postulates that these glass formations may be the remnants of ancient atomic explosions, reminiscent of those depicted in Hindu scriptures. According…
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Skin-walkers: Mysterious werewolves from Navajo mythology
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — The “leather walker,” also known as a “skin walker,” is indeed a fascinating and eerie figure in Native American folklore, particularly in Navajo mythology. These supernatural beings possess a range of abilities that make them both terrifying and mysterious. While their characteristics and abilities can vary slightly in different versions of the legends, their common traits include: 1. Shape-Shifting: Leather walkers have the uncanny ability to transform into various animals or even people. However,…
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Gulf Stream: A major ocean current weakening at an alarming rate
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — A new study finds that the Gulf Stream, a major ocean current that plays an important role in maintaining the climate of the East Coast of the United States and Western Europe, has slowed by 4% over the past four decades. Scientists who conducted the study are 99% confident that the weakening is not the result of chance, raising concerns about the implications for climate and weather patterns. The Gulf Stream is part of…
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The mysterious case of a ghost screaming from a well
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — A peculiar rescue operation in Saltillo, Mexico, took an eerie turn, baffling police, rescuers, and locals alike. The incident unfolded when cries for help emanated from an open drainage well, prompting a swift response from authorities and sparking a chilling mystery that has left the community both perplexed and spooked. The unsettling episode began when a passerby reported hearing desperate cries for help echoing from a drainage well approximately 6 meters deep, located in…
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REVEALED: Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s Husband Partly Owned a Chinese Company That Sold Spyware to U.S. Military
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — The book “Red-Handed: How American Elites Get Rich Helping China Win” by Peter Schweizer has brought to light some controversial connections involving Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) and her husband Richard Blum in their dealings with China. The book delves into allegations that Blum was part-owner of a Chinese company that supposedly sold computers containing spyware chips to the U.S. military. This alleged activity raised concerns about the potential compromise of sensitive data. One notable…
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White House calls on Serbia to pull back forces from the Kosovo border
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — The White House calls on Serbia to pull back forces from the Kosovo border. The British Ministry of Defence has made the decision to transfer command of an army battalion to NATO, a move aimed at providing support in Kosovo if the need arises. This decision comes in the wake of a recent violent clash between police forces and armed Serbs who had taken refuge in a monastery, transforming a peaceful village in northern…
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Zelensky agreed on an offensive plan with US and Britain
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — Vladimir Zelensky agreed with curators from the USA and Great Britain a new offensive in early October in the Kherson and Zaporizhzhya directions, a source close to the competent authorities told reporters. Reports have emerged suggesting that Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has purportedly agreed to a new military offensive, slated for early October, in the Kherson and Zaporizhzhya directions. According to an undisclosed source with purported ties to relevant authorities, this offensive is said…
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Biden’s 5-year offshore oil strategy to include historically limited lease sales, none expected in 2024, sources report
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — In a significant shift in U.S. energy policy, the Biden administration is set to unveil its five-year plan for offshore oil and gas leasing, which will include the lowest number of auctions in the program’s history. The plan, covering 2024 to 2028, reflects a compromise between environmental advocates and drilling proponents and marks a significant reduction from the 2018 proposal crafted by the Trump administration, which envisioned 47 lease sales, including in California and…
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Shooting erupts at controversial statue protest in New Mexico
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — A violent incident unfolded on Thursday in New Mexico at the site where authorities intended to reinstall a statue of Spanish conquistador Juan de Onate, a controversial figure associated with brutal colonization. A witness and law enforcement confirmed that a man was shot during the altercation, and a suspect has been taken into custody. Altercation at Statue Site The shooting occurred around noon at the Rio Arriba County building in Espanola, where tensions had…
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Appeals court refuses to postpone Donald Trump civil fraud trial
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — In a legal saga that continues to capture headlines, a New York appeals court has refused to postpone former U.S. President Donald Trump‘s scheduled civil fraud trial, set for October 2nd. The decision comes on the heels of Trump‘s accusations that the trial judge had erred in refusing to dismiss most of the case. Here, we delve into the latest developments in this high-stakes legal battle. Trump’s Attempt to Delay Trial Rejected A five-judge…
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Study reveals threat of new powerful earthquakes in Pacific region
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — In February 2023, Turkey and Syria were rocked by two powerful earthquakes with a magnitude of 7.8. Researchers from the University of Arizona conducted a study that reveals the likelihood of new earthquakes in the Pacific Ocean region. Shallow faults similar to those that led to the Turkish-Syrian earthquakes occurred about 1,000 years ago in the Puget Lowlands of western Washington, according to a new study published in the journal Science Advances. Using tree…
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Unearthing the truth: Syphilis and the shattered myth of Columbus
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — History often weaves a complex tapestry of narratives, some firmly rooted in truth, while others remain ensconced in myth and misconception. The tale of Christopher Columbus and the supposed importation of syphilis from the Americas to Europe is one such narrative that has persisted through the annals of time. However, recent scientific revelations have cast doubt upon this age-old belief, challenging the veracity of historical accounts and raising questions about the true origins of…
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At least ten Niger troops slain in militant assault
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — In a troubling turn of events, the southwest region of Niger has once again become a battleground for militant attacks, further destabilizing an already fragile security situation. On a somber Thursday morning, at least ten Nigerien soldiers lost their lives in a gruesome attack orchestrated by insurgents. This incident unfolded approximately 190 kilometers (118 miles) from the nation’s capital, Niamey, within the volatile Kandadji area, situated near the tri-border zone of Mali, Burkina Faso,…
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The Rig Veda: Unveiling the ancient wisdom of humanity’s oldest sacred text
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — Delving into the annals of history, we encounter the Rig Veda, a venerable sacred text that offers profound insights into the origins of religious doctrines and the timeless wisdom of our forebears. Ancient Origins Compiled between 1500 and 1200 BC in the northwestern regions of the Indian subcontinent, the Rig Veda, or “Rigveda,” stands as the oldest sacred text known to humanity. It holds a hallowed place in history, imparting invaluable knowledge about the…
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Reconstructing human migration during the Ice Age: New insights
NEW YORK, BRONX (ORDO News) — A recent study published in the journal Science Advances has unveiled fresh insights into the mystery of human migration during the Ice Age. Examining Pleistocene plant communities around Siberia’s Lake Baikal and comparing them with the earliest archaeological evidence of Homo sapiens in the region, the research suggests that warming temperatures played a pivotal role in facilitating the spread of forests and the migration of early humans. Utilizing Pollen Data To unravel the secrets…
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Baltimore suspect apprehended in slaying of tech CEO
(ORDO News) — In a dramatic turn of events, the Baltimore police have apprehended a suspect in the tragic killing of Pava LaPere, a 26-year-old tech executive. This arrest marks the conclusion of a two-day manhunt that gripped the city, and it sheds light on the collaborative efforts of law enforcement to bring the perpetrator to justice, utilizing crucial evidence from a prior crime. The suspect in custody is Jason Billingsley, a 32-year-old resident of Baltimore. His arrest unfolded at…
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Several killed in Rotterdam shootings at university hospital
Several people have been killed in two shootings at a university hospital and a nearby home in Rotterdam, police have said. Tragic events unfolded on Thursday in Rotterdam, the Dutch port city, when a gunman opened fire in a university classroom and a nearby house, resulting in several fatalities. The incident shook the community, and details continue to emerge as authorities investigate the horrifying event. The suspect, a 32-year-old individual, was swiftly arrested by the police following reports of shots…
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Ex-mistress of cop seen violently ‘detaining’ her over mental health says video ‘speaks for itself’
(ORDO News) — Michelle Perfanov, 37, said the abuse she claims she suffered at the hands of State Police Trooper Ronald Davis was emblematic of a larger problem. A harrowing incident involving a woman, Michelle Perfanov, who was violently restrained by her former boyfriend, a married police officer named Ronald Davis, has shed light on a broader societal issue. Perfanov, aged 37, faced abuse at the hands of an authority figure, revealing a problem that transcends this particular case. Michelle…
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Lego drops plans to make bricks from recycled plastic bottles
(ORDO News) — Lego, the beloved maker of iconic plastic bricks, has made a significant decision regarding its sustainability efforts. The company had been exploring the possibility of crafting its famous bricks from recycled plastic bottles, a move aimed at reducing its environmental impact and aligning with its commitment to using sustainable materials by 2032. However, Lego recently announced that it is abandoning this plan, citing concerns about the environmental footprint of the manufacturing process required for recycled plastic. This…
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El Salvador police report claims 43,000 tied to gangs still at large despite crackdown
US, NEW YORK (ORDO News) — A confidential intelligence document from El Salvador’s National Civil Police reveals that nearly 43,000 people allegedly connected to gangs have yet to be detained despite a year and a half of a government crackdown. The document, dated September 1, 2023, and titled “State of Gangs in the Context of the State of Exception,” highlights that 42,826 individuals, or 36% of those believed to be tied to gangs, remain at large, with over 20,000 considered…
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US Government shutdown: An overview and its potential impact
(ORDO News) — As the deadline for a new fiscal year approaches on October 1, the United States faces the possibility of a government shutdown if Congress fails to provide funding. A shutdown would disrupt government services and lead to the furloughing of hundreds of thousands of federal workers without pay. Here is a breakdown of what would stay open and what would shut down in the event of a government shutdown: MILITARY 2 million U.S. military personnel would remain…
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Burkina Faso’s military government says it foiled attempted coup attempt
US, NEW YORK (ORDO News) — Burkina Faso’s junta announced on Wednesday that it had successfully foiled a coup attempt on the previous day. The junta, which took control of the country in a coup earlier, claimed that unnamed military officers and other individuals had conspired to destabilize the nation with the intention of attacking its institutions and causing chaos. While the junta did not provide specific details about the thwarted coup, it did confirm that several arrests had been…
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Chinese hackers pilfered 60,000 emails from US State Department in Microsoft hack
(ORDO News) — Chinese hackers, responsible for breaching Microsoft’s email platform earlier this year, have reportedly stolen tens of thousands of emails from U.S. State Department accounts, according to a Senate staffer who attended a briefing by State Department IT officials. The officials informed lawmakers that approximately 60,000 emails were taken from 10 different State Department accounts. Although the specific individuals affected were not identified, the majority of the targeted accounts were reportedly associated with work related to East Asia…
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Methuselah – the world’s oldest aquarium fish
(ORDO News) — A lungfish named Methuselah, which lives at Steinhart Aquarium in San Francisco, is the oldest fish kept in captivity. Methuselah arrived in the United States in 1938 on a ship from Australia. Scientists believe it is a female, although they are not entirely sure. It was initially given the unofficial title of the oldest fish in captivity back in 2017, when experts estimated its age at 84 years. However, later tests showed that Methuselah is even older…
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Canadian greyhound with the “longest nose in the world” has captivated Internet users (VIDEO)
(ORDO News) — In the vast realm of social media, there’s a new sensation that’s taking the virtual world by storm, and it comes in the form of a charming and endearing Canadian greyhound named Lapsha. Lapsha’s claim to fame? Well, it’s none other than her extraordinary and awe-inspiring nose – a feature that has captured the hearts of countless social media enthusiasts. Picture Lapsha, affectionately known as “Noodles” due to her elongated and remarkable snout. Noodles stands out as…
