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Weather forced changes, but about 1,100 athletes competed in Special Olympics Arkansas Summer Games

Weather forced changes, but about 1,100 athletes competed in Special Olympics Arkansas Summer Games

This year’s Summer Games at Harding University brought about 1,100 athletes to Searcy, according to Irvin Humphrey, director of sports, training and competition for Special Olympics Arkansas. “Of course, it started off a little rough when the...

Exclusive-Danish general says he is not losing sleep over US plans for Greenland

Exclusive-Danish general says he is not losing sleep over US plans for Greenland

By Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -The head of Denmark's Arctic command said the prospect of a U.S. takeover of Greenland was not keeping him up at night after talks with a senior U.S. general last week but that more must be done to...

Danish General Says He Is Not Losing Sleep over US Plans for Greenland

Danish General Says He Is Not Losing Sleep over US Plans for Greenland

The head of Denmark's Arctic command said the prospect of a US takeover of Greenland was not keeping him up at night after talks with a senior US general last week but that more must be done to deter any Russian attack on the Arctic island. US...

‘Secret tunnels’ under Greenland may be the safest place if war breaks out

‘Secret tunnels’ under Greenland may be the safest place if war breaks out

A radar instrument captured the remnants of ‘Camp Century’ earlier this year (Picture: NASA) Deep below the thick ice of Greenland lies a labyrinth of tunnels that were once thought to be the safest place on Earth in case of a war. First created...

In Greenland, the 24-hour summer sun means it's soccer season

In Greenland, the 24-hour summer sun means it's soccer season

NUUK, Greenland (AP) — For most of the year, Greenland is covered in ice and snow and its locals retreat indoors. But for three short months beginning in June, everyone heads outside — day and night — to watch or play soccer, the island's favorite...

What Does It Feel Like to Be Called an Emerging Artist at 72? Ask Takako Yamaguchi

What Does It Feel Like to Be Called an Emerging Artist at 72? Ask Takako Yamaguchi

Takako Yamaguchi. Photography by Jack Pierson. All images courtesy of Yamaguchi and Ortuzar.Takako Yamaguchi has lived a 12-minute drive from Santa Monica State Beach—and just 10 minutes farther from the wilder Will Rogers State Beach—since 1993,...

Squid Game Season 3: Final Season Global Release Time & Date Details

Squid Game Season 3: Final Season Global Release Time & Date Details

Squid Game, the South Korean survival drama that took the world by storm in 2021, is set to conclude with its third season on June 27, 2025. Created by Hwang Dong-hyuk, the series has captivated audiences with its intense narrative and social...

All day and all night, Greenlanders revel in 24-hour sunlight to play soccer

All day and all night, Greenlanders revel in 24-hour sunlight to play soccer

Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or producing our...

Greenland War Plans, Padilla Media Spin, and Indiana GOP Purge Update | June 13 – Hour 3

Pentagon war planners have reportedly drafted contingency plans to invade Greenland—yes, really. Meanwhile, corporate media is running interference for Senator Alex Padilla after his aggressive disruption of the DHS press conference. Plus,...

Denmark deploys F-16 fighters to Greenland with support from France

Denmark deploys F-16 fighters to Greenland with support from France

Danish F-16 fighters over Greenland. June 2025. Source: Danish Ministry of Defense Denmark has deployed F-16 fighter jets to Greenland to strengthen the island’s defense, amid increasing strategic interest from the United States in the Arctic...

Benjamin Fulford — July 7th, 2025: Desperate cabal planning “Event X Polycrisis”

Benjamin Fulford — July 7th, 2025: Desperate cabal planning “Event X Polycrisis”

The Khazarian mafia is in a state of total panic because their old tricks to manipulate people with trauma-based mind control are not working anymore. So now they are planning to up the ante with some sort of massive “polycrisis. ” This is how...

Greenland’s Ice Sheet Collapse Could Be Closer Than We Think

Greenland’s Ice Sheet Collapse Could Be Closer Than We Think

This story was supported by a grant from the Pulitzer Center. Inside a tent fastened to the surface of Greenland’s ice sheet, the members of the GreenDrill expedition huddled around a drilling rig. The machine whined and shook as it spun. For days...

How Greenland Emerges as New Arctic Escape for American and Canadian Tourists, Fueling a Surge in Polar Travel, Latest Update You Need To Know

How Greenland Emerges as New Arctic Escape for American and Canadian Tourists, Fueling a Surge in Polar Travel, Latest Update You Need To Know

Greenland is no longer a forgotten icy frontier. Instead, Greenland emerges as a new Arctic escape, pulling in curious American and Canadian tourists looking to rewrite the meaning of travel. The world’s largest island is suddenly on the...

EU energy transition: European commission announces Strategic Projects outside of the EU to boost critical materials value chain

EU energy transition: European commission announces Strategic Projects outside of the EU to boost critical materials value chain

Following the commission’s announcement in March of the first 47 Strategic Projects under the EU Critical Raw Materials Act (Act) located within the EU (discussed in our previous article, the commission has confirmed 13 Strategic Projects located...

Top Greenland official's move to stop Trump's purchase plans

Top Greenland official's move to stop Trump's purchase plans

By GEOFF EARLE, DEPUTY U.S. POLITICAL EDITOR Published: 12:08 EDT, 24 June 2025 | Updated: 12:09 EDT, 24 June 2025 Advertisement On a day when the mercury hit 98 degrees in Washington, there was talk of polar bears and arctic cooperation inside...

Top Greenland chief's brutal move to stop Trump buying island  - 'We are not for sale'

Top Greenland chief's brutal move to stop Trump buying island - 'We are not for sale'

A top diplomat from Greenland has issued a brutal put-down to Donald Trump's plans to annex the world's biggest island. He warned that his country is "not for sale" as he visits Washington under the US President's nose. Kim Kielsen, the head of...

Top Greenland official's brutal move to stop Trump's aggressive purchase plans

Top Greenland official's brutal move to stop Trump's aggressive purchase plans

On a day when the mercury hit 98 degrees in Washington, there was talk of polar bears and arctic cooperation inside the Danish embassy – with a top official from Greenland insisting the territory is not for sale. Western politicians mostly had...

Scientists find ocean and atmosphere equally responsible for Atlantic cold blob

Scientists find ocean and atmosphere equally responsible for Atlantic cold blob

A patch of the Atlantic Ocean just south of Greenland is cooling while much of the world warms, and scientists have found that both ocean and atmospheric factors contribute equally to this "cold blob" phenomenon, Penn State University reported on...

NATO Making Careful Preparations To Keep Baby Trump Entertained During Tomorrow's Big Summit

NATO Making Careful Preparations To Keep Baby Trump Entertained During Tomorrow's Big Summit

This morning, Donald Trump was angry. One would imagine that after ending all wars forever with his flawless execution of the ceasefire between Israel and Iran, he just wanted to have a nice celebratory night, while SecDef Pete Hegseth drunked and...

Scientists manage to simulate what the first days of early Earth were like, 4.5 billion years ago

Scientists manage to simulate what the first days of early Earth were like, 4.5 billion years ago

Earth started out as a ball of liquid fire, its newborn surface closer to a lava lamp than the calm continents we know today. Those incandescent beginnings happened 4.5 billion years ago, yet the evidence is buried miles beneath our feet where...

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