Venus in Libra Puts Love, Pleasure and Balance in Focus; These 5 Zodiac Signs May Feel the Biggest Emotional Lift

Venus entering Libra on September 2, 2026, promises emotional grace and balance. This transit may bring peace and better social connections for many. Libra individuals could experience increased confidence and charm during this period. Taurus may find relief and improved routines in their daily lives. Gemini and Aquarius are also set for creative and intellectual…

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77-year-old woman pays $69 to cuddle with strangers in New York, but nobody asks to touch her and she leaves disappointed

At 77, writer Catherine Hiller decided to step outside her comfort zone by paying $69 to attend a cuddle party in New York City. She expected an evening of affectionate physical contact with strangers, imagining people embracing, stroking one another and forming cosy groups. Instead, the experience was far more subdued. The event was strictly…

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Colorado cleaned up Rocky Mountain Arsenal after decades of weapons and chemical production; a 15,000-acre refuge now supports more than 330 animal species

Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge Just 10 miles northeast of Denver, Colorado, the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge is now a vast urban wildlife sanctuary where bison graze, bald eagles fly over lakes and black-footed ferrets live in the grasslands. Covering about 15,000 acres, the refuge is home to more than 330 species…

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‘Dhurandhar’ actor Rakesh Bedi says those who adulterate food must be charged with murder, raises concern amid Tukaram Mundhe’s statewide crackdown

Veteran actor Rakesh Bedi who has been in the news after ‘Dhurandhar’ has now spoken out strongly against the growing concern of adulteration in food, beverages and alcohol, urging authorities to impose severe punishment on those who put consumers’ lives at risk for monetary benefits. Bedi has expressed his opinion amidst Tukaram Mundhe’s current, aggressive…

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A 12,900-year-old cave has opened a window into a forgotten world of hunter-gatherers in Türkiye, revealing ancient fires, stone tools and personal ornaments

Representative Image (AI-generated) In 2019, researchers identified Koskarlı Cave near Trabzon, in Türkiye’s eastern Black Sea region. According to a study published in the journal Antiquity, later excavations at the cave revealed a 12,900-year-old hunter-gatherer layer containing a hearth, stone tools and personal ornaments. The findings provide rare archaeological evidence of human activity in the…

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