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Inside the Duck Dynasty star’s many controversies following his death at age 79 Inside the Duck Dynasty star’s many controversies following his death at age 79 Phil Robertson, a conservative figure and star of the reality TV series Duck Dynasty, died Sunday, his family announced. He was 79. Robertson rose to fame in the early 2010s by turning his small duck calling interest into a big business and beloved 11-season-long reality show about duck hunting. Despite the show’s popularity, Robertson managed to get swept into numerous controversies thanks to his oftentimes offensive remarks on social issues and, more recently, his staunch support for President Donald Trump. In December, Robertson’s family announced that the patriarch of the clan had Alzheimer’s disease and that his longstanding blood disease had worsened in recent years. The family did not share a cause of death. Phil Robertson of Duck Dynasty died on Sunday. He was 79. (Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.) Here’s everything to know about Phil Robertson and the controversies he was involved in over the years: ‘****** thumper’s comments on homosexuality land Robertson in hot water Soon after Duck Dynasty’s premiere in 2012, Robertson became known for his conservative views. The self-proclaimed “****** thumper” made headlines and drew swift backlash for an interview he gave with GQ in 2013 in which he claimed homosexuality was one step away from ***********. A&E suspended the patriarch for nine days following the interview, during which he was asked what he considered sinful. “Start with *********** behavior and just morph out from there. ***********, sleeping around with this woman and that woman and that woman and those men,” he said at the time. In the same interview, he also downplayed the era of racial segregation, claiming he never “saw the mistreatment of any ****** person,” drawing fierce blowback from the civil rights community. Robertson has had several controversies over the years stemming from offensive remarks he has made on social issues. (Ben Jackson/Getty Images for SiriusXM) A little over a week after his suspension, A&E reinstated Robertson but emphasized that his views were not in line with their “core values,” the Washington Post reported at the time. Robertson’s family defended his choice of words following immense backlash, saying that despite his “coarse” language, he was just expressing the teachings of his conservative Christian faith. Free speech award, giving speeches to GOP leaders In 2014, the Republican Party called on Robertson to speak at the Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans. During the event, attended by many prominent Republicans, Robertson spoke of religion on politics and told GOP leaders: “You can’t be right for America if you’re wrong with God,” NBC News reported. Robertson also received backlash after giving a speech that included a graphic story about an atheist family being killed during CPAC the following year, according to the BBC. “Two guys break into an atheist’s home,” Robertson said in the speech. “He has a little atheist wife and two little atheist daughters. “Two guys break into his home and tie him up in a chair and gag him. And then they take his two daughters in front of him and ***** both of them and then shoot ’em and they take his wife and then decapitate her head off [sic] in front of him.” Robertson holds up a ****** while campaigning for Ted Cruz in 2016. (AFP via Getty Images) He continued: “And they can look at him and say, ‘Isn’t it great that I don’t have to worry about being judged? Isn’t it great that there’s nothing wrong with this? There’s no right or wrong, now is it dude?'” That same year, Robertson received a free-speech award by Citizens United, a conservative nonprofit group aiming to “reassert traditional American values.” Marjorie Taylor Greene, Trump and Sarah Huckabee Sanders were fans Robertson explored the backlash he’s received over the years in his 2022 book, Uncanceled: Finding Meaning and Peace in a Culture of Accusations, Shame, and Condemnation. Following the news of his death, conservatives jumped to pay tribute to Robertson, who was an avid supporter of Trump for years. “Phil Robertson was a living example of what God can do in all of our lives if we follow Him. He was a bright light for the world to see,” Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders wrote on social media. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene also offered prayers for Robertson’s family, writing that she was “sorry to hear” of his death. “Phil Robertson was an American icon and an inspiring hero to millions of Americans,” right-wing activist Charlie Kirk wrote on X. Conservative politicians and activists paid tribute to Robertson following his death Sunday. (Getty Images) In 2019, Trump invited Robertson and his son, *******, to join him on stage at a rally in Monroe, Louisiana. “Smart as can be and wonderful people and they hit big, they hit big,” Trump said at the time, according to the Daily Beast. While on stage, Robertson said, “I got it down to this. If you’re pro-God and pro-America and pro-gun and pro-duck hunting… That’s all I want!” Robertson also spoke of his support for Trump during a 2020 podcast and expressed his support for the 46th president in the 2024 election. ‘Duck Dynasty: The Revival’ is scheduled to premiere June 1 (A&E) “I’m a Trump supporter. I weigh a man in politics – I judge them by what they’ve done,” he said, adding that he “preached the gospel” to Trump when they met. It was recently announced that a reboot of the series, titled Duck Dynasty: The Revival, was in the works. The new show, expected to premiere this summer, will catch up with the new generations of the Robertson family. The original Duck Dynasty, which followed Robertson’s family’s life in rural Louisiana was a commercial success, running from 2012 to 2017. Source link #Duck #Dynasty #stars #controversies #death #age Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Miami Marlins vs. San Diego Padres Results, Stats, and Recap – May 26, 2025 Gametracker – CBS Sports Miami Marlins vs. San Diego Padres Results, Stats, and Recap – May 26, 2025 Gametracker – CBS Sports Miami Marlins vs. San Diego Padres Results, Stats, and Recap – May 26, 2025 Gametracker CBS SportsDash-off? Sprint-off? Padres’ 11-inning win needs new term MLB.comPadres 4-3 Marlins (May 26, 2025) Game Recap ESPNPadres score winning run in the 11th inning on a wild pitch vs. Marlins Miami HeraldPadres beat Marlins on walk-off wild pitch to start homestand San Diego Union-Tribune Source link #Miami #Marlins #San #Diego #Padres #Results #Stats #Recap #Gametracker #CBS #Sports Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

French Open 2025: Naomi Osaka says she ‘hates disappointing people’ after first-round exit French Open 2025: Naomi Osaka says she ‘hates disappointing people’ after first-round exit Four-time major winner Naomi Osaka said she “hates disappointing people” after she lost to Spain’s Paula Badosa in the first round of the French Open. Japan’s Osaka, 27, won her first title in almost two years earlier this month following a maternity break in 2023. Against Badosa she saved a set point before dominating the first-set tie-break, but the Spanish 10th seed showed resilience to fight back and win 6-7 (1-7) 6-1 6-4. Osaka briefly left her news conference to compose herself after becoming upset. “As time goes on, I feel like I should be doing better. I hate disappointing people,” said an emotional Osaka, who is working with Patrick Mouratoglou – the long-time coach to Serena Williams. “So even with Patrick, I was thinking this just now, but he goes from working with the greatest player ever to…this? You know what I mean?” The four-time Grand Slam champion has not gone past the third round of a major since her return to the WTA Tour after the birth of her daughter Shai in July 2023. She called a medical timeout after the end of the first set against Badosa as she struggled with blisters on her fingers during the match. “Since Rome, I have had blisters on my hands. I think it’s from the friction of clay, because I don’t have blisters on any other surface,” Osaka said. Source link #French #Open #Naomi #Osaka #hates #disappointing #people #firstround #exit Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Walsh ruled out as Broncos recall NRL’s tallest prop Walsh ruled out as Broncos recall NRL’s tallest prop Reece Walsh has been put on ice for another week, with Jesse Arthars to play fullback for Brisbane away against Manly.Walsh, the regular Broncos No.1 when fit, trained on Monday, but Brisbane have taken a cautious approach to his return from a posterior cruciate ligament injury suffered against the Warriors in the 20-18 loss in round seven.Coach Michael Maguire has elevated giant 205cm prop Ben Te Kura to the bench for his first NRL match of the season on Saturday at Brookvale Oval.Prop Fletcher Baker, who has failed to fire since joining the Broncos, was axed for his poor display in the round 11 loss to St George Illawarra. The 21-year-old Te Kura has been sensational for Souths-Logan in the Queensland Cup, with his defensive efforts most impressive. Incredibly Te Kura has a defensive efficiency rate of 98.2 per cent and has missed just three tackles in nine games. He played three NRL games off the bench last year, including two against Melbourne. The big popper impressed with a try that showcased his fire and brimstone. Arthars has not started as fullback in the NRL, but was man of the match for the Maori All Stars in their win over the Indigenous All Stars this year when he was the No.1. The 26-year-old has started at fullback in six matches in the Queensland Cup for Norths and Wynnum-Manly. Selwyn Cobbo, who had previously played fullback in Walsh’s absence, has been named on the wing. Cobbo suffered a wrist injury in the loss to the Dragons, when he was below his best. State of Origin representatives Payne Haas and Pat Carrigan have been named to start, but a decision on their availability will be made later in the week. The Broncos have lost five of their past six games and will fall outside the top eight with a loss. Source link #Walsh #ruled #Broncos #recall #NRLs #tallest #prop Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Nightclub to remain shut for five weeks after fight Nightclub to remain shut for five weeks after fight A nightclub will remain shut for five weeks after a fight required a large police presence. The Gun Street Garden, in Reading town centre, is a late-night venue hosting DJs, musicians, professional dancers and bottle service to guests. Its licence was suspended by Reading Borough Council after two alleged incidents that occurred during its Playboy Mansion event on Easter Sunday. In February last year the club also had its license suspended after evidence of ******** was discovered at the venue. The first recent incident was at 02:00 BST, which allegedly involved a man throwing a hard plastic glass and punching a woman. While the second was at 03.07, and was reported as a public disorder that required a large police presence. A statutory consultation saw support for the venue, one customer said: “I feel safe when attending on a typical night”, with another adding: “Everyone working there is always on high attention and alert to what is happening within the club.” The venue also received support from councillor Imtiyaz Shaikh, Mayor of Swindon, who said the club operators also run a venue in his town that positively contributes to its cultural and social scene. The owners said they agreed to implement new conditions in an effort to meet the concerns raised by police. You can follow BBC Berkshire on Facebook, X (Twitter), or Instagram. Related Links Source link #Nightclub #remain #shut #weeks #fight Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Apple Planning Extensive iPhone Redesigns Over Next Three Years, Tipster Claims Apple Planning Extensive iPhone Redesigns Over Next Three Years, Tipster Claims Apple’s iPhone 17 series of smartphones is expected to arrive later this year, and the company is expected to redesign the rear camera module on its upcoming handsets. These design changes have also been spotted in purported ****** models that have previously surfaced online. Now, a tipster claims that the successors to the iPhone 17 lineup will also arrive with various changes to their designs. Previous reports have suggested that Apple is working on a full-screen iPhone with an under-display camera, and a tipster has leaked Apple’s timeline for such a device. Apple’s iPhone Redesign Plans for Upcoming iPhone Models (Expected) The upcoming iPhone 17 models will arrive with a notable change to the rear camera module, according to a post by Digital Chat Station (translated from ********) on Weibo that cites sources in Apple’s supply chain. The triple rear camera module is said to be housed in a wide horizontal camera section — previous reports that also predict that the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max models will arrive with a redesigned rear panel. While the iPhone 17 Pro models are expected to arrive in the second half of 2025, Apple is also working on major changes to the front of future iPhone models, according to the tipster. The first notable change is expected to arrive in 2026, on the purported iPhone 18 models. These handsets will be equipped with a hole punch display cutout for the selfie camera, while the other sensors required for Face ID are said to be placed under the display. Moving the Face ID sensors under the display in 2026 is expected to be part of Apple’s plans to launch an all-screen iPhone, according to Digital Chat Station. The company plans to launch an iPhone without a display notch in 2027, by equipped the handset with an under display selfie camera and Face ID sensors. If these claims are accurate, the iPhone 19 models could be the first all-screen smartphones from the company. It’s worth noting that companies like Nubia have already launched handsets with under-display selfie cameras, but there’s a considerable performance gap between regular selfie cameras and their under-display counterparts. It’s worth taking these claims that Apple will introduce notable design changes for upcoming iPhone models over the next three years with a grain of salt. The company is known to introduce gradual design changes, and it’s currently unclear whether under-display camera technologies will be capable enough to replace the company’s existing selfie camera within the next couple of years. Affiliate links may be automatically generated – see our ethics statement for details. Source link #Apple #Planning #Extensive #iPhone #Redesigns #Years #Tipster #Claims Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

3 more New Orleans inmates captured today, leaving 2 at large – CNN 3 more New Orleans inmates captured today, leaving 2 at large – CNN 3 more New Orleans inmates captured today, leaving 2 at large CNNDay 11: Eight inmates captured, two still at large WWLTV.comSearch enters second week for 5 escaped inmates from Orleans jail fox8live.comOrleans jail escapee captured in Baton Rouge with help from anonymous tip, authorities say WAFBThree more escaped New Orleans inmates captured as manhunt continues for last 2 fugitives Fox News Source link #Orleans #inmates #captured #today #leaving #large #CNN Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

BBC joins French troops on Lebanon peacekeeping operation BBC joins French troops on Lebanon peacekeeping operation The BBC has been given rare access to an operation by French troops, part of the UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon known as Unifil, as they searched for positions that were used by the Lebanese armed group Hezbollah to carry out attacks against Israel. As part of a ceasefire reached in November that ended 13 months of conflict, Hezbollah agreed to remove its fighters and weapons from southern Lebanon. Under the deal, the Lebanese army would deploy thousands of soldiers to the area, while Israel would withdraw troops that had invaded the country during the war. According to Kandice Ardial, Unifil deputy spokesperson, the main violations of the deal are “from the Israeli side”. She mentioned frequent Israeli air strikes, constant infiltrations of Lebanese air space by Israeli drones and fighter jets, as well as the presence of Israeli soldiers in five points inside Lebanon. Israel says it is attacking Hezbollah members and positions and that the presence of its soldiers is to guarantee the security of northern Israeli communities. The Lebanese government says this is a breach of the agreement and a violation of the country’s sovereignty, and has urged the international community to put pressure on Israel to withdraw its troops from those locations and stop its attacks. Source link #BBC #joins #French #troops #Lebanon #peacekeeping #operation Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

‘Massive reduction across Australia’: Farmers devastated by floods and drought as milk shortage looms ‘Massive reduction across Australia’: Farmers devastated by floods and drought as milk shortage looms Australians may soon be paying more for a litre of milk at the shops, as dairy farmers look to rebuild following the devastating floods which have swept across northern NSW. The dairy industry has warned entire herds of cattle have been lost in the floods as well as fences, machinery and other infrastructure required to keep a farm operational, which could have an impact on prices. Livestock were washed away as the Manning River rose to record levels, while farmers on the Belmore River described the conditions as diabolic. Camera IconAustralians may see milk shortages when they go to the local supermarket. NewsWire Credit: News Corp Australia EastAusmilk chief executive Eric Danzi warned the first time many Australians see the devastation of the floods would be when they go to their local supermarket. “There is going to be a real shortage of milk and products,” he told 2GB. “How that plays through to consumers I don’t know.” “Between the floods now, ex- Cyclone Alfred and the drought in South Australia as well as Victoria you’re going to have a massive reduction in milk production across Australia.” Mr Danzi said the widespread carnage means many farmers are coming home to empty land with their livestock swept into the ocean. “Most farmers on the mid north coast have been absolutely devastated by floods. There’s 100 odd farmers in that area and I think half of them will be struggling with losses of half a million (dollars) if not a lot more,” Mr Danzi said. The same producers impacted by the recent floods were also hit by ex-cyclone Alfred in March, which caused considerable damage to *********** farms in northern NSW. Camera IconPrime Minister Anthony Albanese visited Taree on Tuesday. Dean Lewins/POOL/NewsWire Credit: News Corp AustraliaCamera IconThe PM toured decimated farms. Dean Lewins/POOL/NewsWire Credit: News Corp AustraliaCamera IconMr Albanese (centre) is joined by Minister for Emergency Management Kristy McBain (left) meeting with dairy farmer Milton Johnson (right) on his property. Dean Lewins/POOL/ NewsWire Credit: News Corp Australia Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited the mid-north coast on Tuesday, as authorities revealed the downpour had left more than 5,000 properties damaged and 794 uninhabitable. Mr Albanese said the mid-north coast floods would have a considerable effect on the dairy industry “right throughout Australia,” in addition to the impact on homes and residents. “It is a point that while there are people who are directly affected here, every *********** is affected as well, by the fact that we’ve had a loss of dairy industries that will have an impact right throughout Australia,” he said. NSW Farmers president Xavier Martin urged farmers to not “fight floods alone” with support available to help them get back on their feet. “We know farmers did everything they could to prepare for this disaster, but the reality is these floods have left colossal damage and devastation in their wake,” Mr Martin said. “Dreadful connectivity has made it very difficult for many to stay in touch, but there is real help available and please don’t hesitate to reach out for support when you can. Mr Martin said the NSW Agriculture and Animal Services Hotline was up and running to provide emergency assistance with livestock and animals, and the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, as well as Local Land Services, are sharing what support is available via their social media channels. “Local Evacuation Centres are also open to provide emergency accommodation, food and social support, and Recovery Centres have opened today as a one-stop shop for all flood resources and assistance in this time.” At the peak of the flood, 50,000 people were isolated from their homes. As of Tuesday more than 10,000 Australians remain cut off. A further five Australians have so far been reported to have died during the floods. The Prime Minister announced on Monday *********** Defence Force personnel had been called in to help with the clean up effort. Mr Martin said mental health services were readily available to help farmers in need. “Lifeline is on 13 11 14 for crisis support any time, and we have a whole host of other mental health services on the NSW Farmers website that are here to help at this time,” he said. “While many are only just beginning to assess the full extent of the damage, we know communities will need all the help we can get to recover from this – so stay safe, look out for each other, and together, we’ll get through this.” Source link #Massive #reduction #Australia #Farmers #devastated #floods #drought #milk #shortage #looms Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Experts sound alarm on fast-moving threat that could affect millions of Americans if unchecked: ‘We won’t be prepared’ Experts sound alarm on fast-moving threat that could affect millions of Americans if unchecked: ‘We won’t be prepared’ Our changing environment presents many challenges, and there always seems to be a new one cropping up. One of the most recent is a huge spike in dengue fever, a potentially deadly mosquito-borne illness. This uptick is occurring during a time when the Trump administration has drastically cut back on climate and health research. According to Yale Climate Connections, this unfortunate pairing could present serious risks to countless Americans. What’s happening? The Centers for Disease Control reported that around 3,500 American travelers contracted dengue fever in 2024, an 84% spike from the previous year. Dengue outbreaks were also declared in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands last year and have continued into 2025. In the United Kingdom, there was a 50% increase in travel-related dengue, per Yale. This outbreak is directly connected with our planet’s rising temperatures and increased flooding, both of which allow dengue-carrying mosquitoes to thrive. Research into this connection is crucial for understanding how to stem the tide of the virus, but that research just became far more challenging to conduct. The Trump administration recently slashed the budget at the National Institutes of Health by $18 billion. It also announced that the CDC’s budget would be nearly halved and 10,000 members of its workforce would be laid off. These institutions are vital for health and climate research, not only in America but around the world. Why are these budget cuts important? The NIH is the single largest source of medical research funding on the planet. The organization’s Climate Change and Health Initiative conducted crucial research about the health effects of a changing climate until its funding was cut early this year. Watch now: How bad is a gas stove for your home’s indoor air quality? The CDC’s Climate and Health Program helps public health agencies of all sizes prepare for the health impacts of rising global temperatures, like dengue fever. The agency’s funding is being cut by billions, and its workforce is expected to be reduced by 20%. These cuts, paired with a surge in dengue fever, could result in a significant outbreak of the virus. “Disease doesn’t have national borders,” an American vector biologist who wishes to remain anonymous said, per Yale. “I’m worried that if we’re not studying it, we’re just going to watch it continue to happen and we won’t be prepared.” What’s being done about the dengue outbreak? There is no treatment for dengue, which means prevention is key. The CDC recommends being mindful of the health risks associated with vacation destinations. The agency also recommends using bug spray, wearing loose-fitting clothes, and taking steps to control mosquitoes around your home, like removing standing water where they’d lay their eggs. Join our free newsletter for good news and useful tips, and don’t miss this cool list of easy ways to help yourself while helping the planet. Source link #Experts #sound #alarm #fastmoving #threat #affect #millions #Americans #unchecked #wont #prepared Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

Samsung Galaxy A57 Will Reportedly Be Powered by New Exynos Chipset Samsung Galaxy A57 Will Reportedly Be Powered by New Exynos Chipset Samsung Galaxy A56 was launched in March with the company’s in-house Exynos 1580 chipset. Now, Samsung appears to have started working on its successor, the Galaxy A57. While the phone is not expected to arrive until next year, details about the chipset of the phone are emerging online. It is said to come with a new Exynos processor with Xclipse GPU. The Galaxy A57 is expected to come with upgrades over the Galaxy A56. The latter has a 6.7-inch AMOLED screen, 50-megapixel primary rear camera, and 5,000mAh battery. As per a report by Dutch publication Galaxy Club, the Galaxy A57 will run on a new Exynos 1680 chipset. Samsung’s new in-house processor is said to have the model number ‘S5E8865’ and codename ‘Terra’. It is reportedly being tested internally. The Exynos 1680 SoC is said to use an Xclipse 550 GPU, which is based on AMD’s architecture. It is likely to be more powerful than the Xclipse 540 GPU in the Exynos 1580 chipset. Further, the report states that the Galaxy A57 with the Exynos 1680 SoC will be unveiled in March 2026 at the earliest. Samsung Galaxy A56 Price, Specifications Samsung unveiled the Galaxy A56 5G in India in March with a price tag of Rs. 41,999 for the 8GB + 128GB RAM and storage variant. It runs on Android 15-based One UI 7 and is confirmed to get six years of OS and security updates. The phone boasts a 6.7-inch full-HD+ Super AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. The Galaxy A56 is powered by an Exynos 1580 chip and includes new Galaxy AI features. It has a triple rear camera unit led by a 50-megapixel primary sensor and a 12-megapixel selfie camera. The handset houses a 5,000mAh battery with 45W charging support. It has an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance. For the latest tech news and reviews, follow Gadgets 360 on X, Facebook, WhatsApp, Threads and Google News. For the latest videos on gadgets and tech, subscribe to our YouTube channel. If you want to know everything about top influencers, follow our in-house Who’sThat360 on Instagram and YouTube. Moto G96 5G Price, Colour Options Leaked; Key Features Surface Online Source link #Samsung #Galaxy #A57 #Reportedly #Powered #Exynos #Chipset Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Live updates: *** food inflation is on the rise, European consumer data to follow Live updates: *** food inflation is on the rise, European consumer data to follow European stock markets are expected to have a mild start to the trading day as investors stay poised for Trump tariff threats against Europe. Source link #Live #updates #food #inflation #rise #European #consumer #data #follow Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Ex-police chief convicted for ***** and ******* escapes Arkansas prison – BBC Ex-police chief convicted for ***** and ******* escapes Arkansas prison – BBC Ex-police chief convicted for ***** and ******* escapes Arkansas prison BBCA former police chief serving time for ******* and ***** escaped from an Arkansas prison. Here is what we know CNNFormer Police Chief Imprisoned for ******* and ***** Escapes From Arkansas Prison The New York TimesArkansas Department of Corrections issues update on missing inmate Grant Hardin KARKEx-Police Chief Killed a Man and ****** a Teacher — and Just Escaped Prison in a Cop Uniform People.com Source link #Expolice #chief #convicted #***** #******* #escapes #Arkansas #prison #BBC Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Kojima Teases a Surprise Something Special Is Coming for Death Stranding 2 Fans on May 28 Kojima Teases a Surprise Something Special Is Coming for Death Stranding 2 Fans on May 28 Kojima: “Waiting for the porters arrival May 28, 8:00 PM (JST) #DeathStranding2” Source link #Kojima #Teases #Surprise #Special #Coming #Death #Stranding #Fans Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Australia could join other countries in sanctioning Israel, expert says Australia could join other countries in sanctioning Israel, expert says Anthony Albanese’s scathing rebuke of Israel for continuing to restrict aid into Gaza has sparked speculation his government is eyeing sanctions on Australia’s Middle East ally. Israel last week lifted its months-long aid blockade on Gaza. But despite thousands of lorries packed full of food and critical supplies waiting on the border, fewer than 700 trucks have entered the ************ territory, according to Israeli officials. With Gazans facing famine and photos emerging of severely malnourished children, Australia has joined other major Western countries in condemning the Israeli stranglehold on aid. The ***, France and Canada have even threatened sanctions – a step Australia could follow, according to a leading international law expert. Ex-minister Ed Husic on Tuesday called for the Prime Minister to “move beyond words”. He said that looked like “calling in the Israeli ambassador to stress that Australia … expects that humanitarian aid, particularly medical supplies, be delivered” as well as boosting humanitarian support for Gazans. Mr Husic also said he suspected sanctions on Israel were “under active consideration”. The Albanese government has several “diplomatic options” it could take before sanctions, ANU professor of international law Donald Rothman told NewsWire. He said the two main courses of action were summoning the Israeli ambassador and issuing a démarche – a formal letter expressing “displeasure directly to another government”. “The next option would be, what are the mechanisms available in the sort of toolbox for Australia to respond, over and above a verbal or a written statement expressing its concern directly to the Israeli government,” Dr Rothman said. “To that end, there’s a suite of sanctions that could be available to the government.” Camera IconPrime Minister Anthony Albanese has criticised Israel for restricting the flow of aid. NewsWire / Martin Ollman Credit: News Corp Australia How and what sanctions were imposed would depend on why, but Dr Rothman said it was a safe bet that any sanctions would have a “military dimension associated with them”. “There has been an ongoing debate on this question ever since the events of October 7 (2023) about whether or not Australia should impose sanctions on Israel with respect to military to military co-operation and the level of military engagement that exists between the two countries,” he said. “So that’s an obvious area where the Albanese government could focus on.” But he noted the “level of military to military engagement between Australia and Israel is nothing comparable to that which exists between the United States and Israel”. “It would have a minimal impact on the ability of the Israeli military to exercise its right of self-defence,” Dr Rothman said. If *********** sanctions were part of broader internationals efforts, it would be another story, he said. Camera IconEx-minister Ed Husic has called on Mr Albanese to ‘move beyond words’. NewsWire / Philip Gostelow Credit: News Corp Australia In his comments on Tuesday, Mr Husic said it was “clear” the ***, France and Canada were considering sanctioning Israel. He said Australia “should be ready to move when others move as well, to be able to exert maximum international pressure to stop this blockade and to help people in Gaza”. Dr Rothman said *********** sanctions could sting in a collective approach. “If Australia was to join like-minded states … one could certainly see Australia seeking to mirror the types of sanctions which ultimately those three states might be moving to impose,” he said. “And that would mean that cumulatively, the impact would be much better than Australia acting on its own.” Another avenue open to Australia would be targeted travel bans for “certain Israeli officials”. Dr Rothman said they “would really just be seen as being very symbolic”, but targeting Benjamin Netanyahu directly “would be a very extreme step”. “The government has sought to not directly criticise Mr Netanyahu and has been very careful in terms of the way in which it’s addressed the question of the (International Criminal Court) arrest warrant against (him),” he said. Getting aid trucks into Gaza has been slow due to inspections and the threat of looting, according to Israeli authorities. The Israeli Prime Minister last week said his government was committed to preventing starvation in Gaza but wanted to ensure aid could not be “looted” by ******. Mr Netanyahu said his country’s military would set up secure “distribution points”. But the plan has drawn ire from the international community. Australia was among 23 countries that issued a joint statement saying the “proposed model cannot deliver aid effectively, at the speed and scale required”. Criticism has only intensified. Mr Albanese on Monday condemned the trickling in of aid as “outrageous”. “People are starving,” he told reporters. “The idea that a democratic state withholds supply is an outrage. “That is my clear position. That is one I have indicated clearly and directly to the Israeli government.” He also condemned ******, which triggered the war after raiding Israel on October 7, 2023, slaughtering more than 1200 Jewish men, women and children and taking hundreds more hostage. ******’s October 7 assault was the worst lost of Jewish life since the Holocaust. “****** is a terrorist organisation who should have no role in the future of Gaza or the West Bank,” Mr Albanese said. Source link #Australia #join #countries #sanctioning #Israel #expert Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

Weak ******** demand leaves Australia with too much wheat Weak ******** demand leaves Australia with too much wheat By Peter Hobson and Naveen Thukral CANBERRA/SINGAPORE (Reuters) – *********** wheat inventories will likely be much higher than last year at the end of the season, pressuring prices, because of a drop in ******** imports and competition from ample supplies out of rival exporter Russia, analysts and traders said. A fire ***** of stored grain may be necessary to clear space before the new wheat harvest in the last quarter of the year, which would weigh on benchmark Chicago futures already trading near their lowest since 2020 because of abundant global supply. [GRA/] Australia sent just 546,000 metric tons of wheat to China during the October to March *******, the first six months of its marketing season, down from 2.9 million tons in the first six months of the 2023/24 season and 4.4 million tons in the same ******* in 2022/23, *********** customs data show. Shipments from Russia, the world’s largest wheat exporter, have also remained strong despite the second quarter typically being its pre-harvest lean export season. The next Northern Hemisphere wheat harvest, including Russia’s, will ramp up in coming weeks, pouring cheap grain onto the market and limiting Australia’s export prospects, said Vitor Pistoia, an analyst at Rabobank in Sydney. “If the current pace of *********** exports continues, we’re going to have 5-6 million tons of carryover from last season’s crop,” he said. “We are building up a massive problem. It’s not like the global market is short of supply,” he said, adding that it may lead to mass selling of grain that could push prices towards A$300 ($194) a ton from between A$325 to A$350 now. Total carryover including grain from past seasons could be as high as 8 million tons, said a source at an international grain trader based in Australia. “If the new season crops look good, it can become a storage capacity issue. It forces people to sell cheaper into the export market to clear space,” the source said. Australia’s end-of-season wheat stocks have averaged 3.3 million tons in the last five years, according to data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. “Four million tons is comfortable,” the source said. “More than 6 is getting difficult.” Analysts expect Australia to produce 28 million-34 million tons of wheat this year. That would be down from last year’s 34.1 million tons but well above the ten-year average of 27.6 million tons, according to government data. ******** buyers booked four or five 55,000-ton shipments of *********** wheat around the start of May, but these are the only new ******** purchases this calendar year and have not been followed up with more. China, which was experiencing hot and dry in key growing regions, is likely to see rainfall in those areas through next Tuesday which could further reduce demand for imported wheat. Russia, meanwhile, has continued to ship grain at competitive prices even during its off season, said a grain trader in Singapore. “We were hoping more *********** wheat cargoes would reach destinations in the Middle East and Africa,” they said. “There were expectations that Russia would have less to export.” ($1 = 1.5530 *********** dollars) (Reporting by Peter Hobson and Naveen Thukral; Editing by Christian Schmollinger) Source link #Weak #******** #demand #leaves #Australia #wheat Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

OnePlus 13s: Launch Date, Expected Price in India, Features, Specifications, and More OnePlus 13s: Launch Date, Expected Price in India, Features, Specifications, and More OnePlus 13s is all set to make its India and global debut soon. The compact smartphone from the China-based original equipment manufacturer (OEM) is the first ‘s’ branded model in its lineup. With just 10 days to go until its launch, we know several details about the upcoming handset, including the chipset it will be powered by. The OnePlus 13s will come with a Snapdragon 8 Elite processor under the hood. It will have a vapour chamber for efficient heat dissipation and will also deliver up to 24 hours of battery life on a single charge, as per the company. If you’ve been wanting to know more about the upcoming OnePlus 13s, then we have curated every bit of information available about the OnePlus handset including its launch date, expected price in India, features, specifications, and more. OnePlus 13s India Launch Details OnePlus 13s will be launched in India and other markets on June 5 at 12pm IST. Its debut will be live streamed via the company’s YouTube channel where more details about the compact flagship phone are expected to be announced. We will keep you updated with our coverage of the OnePlus 13s leading up to its launch. OnePlus 13s Expected Price in India and ***** Date Although OnePlus is yet to officially announce the pricing of its upcoming 13s handset, we have an idea of how much it would cost. In an exclusive conversation with Gadgets 360, Robin Liu, CEO of OnePlus India hinted that the OnePlus 13s will be priced between the flagship OnePlus 13 and the more affordable OnePlus 13R, translating into a price range of between Rs. 42,999 and Rs. 69,999. It is said to be an offering “for those who do not wish to compromise on flagship-grade performance while not burning a hole in their pocket”, as per the official. The handset is expected to be available for purchase via the OnePlus online store, Amazon India, and other retail stores once launched. OnePlus 13s Expected Features and Specifications With days remaining until its debut, several details about the OnePlus 13 have already been made official via teaser posts and announcements. Here’s everything we know about the smartphone so far. Design OnePlus 13s will be introduced in three colourways — ****** Velvet, Pink Satin, and Green Silk. As per the company, the Green Silk colourway has been exclusively developed for India and will only be sold in the country. It, along with the Pink Satin colour option, will debut a new Velvet glass finish which is claimed to provide a “skin-like feel”. OnePlus says that the Green Silk colourway is exclusive to the Indian market Photo Credit: OnePlus “We have worked on a design philosophy that ensures users don’t have to compromise usability for size”, Liu told Gadgets 360. The handset is said to be 8.15mm thick and weigh 185g. OnePlus says it has been built for one-handed use, has a balanced weight distribution, and sports curved 2.5D front and back panels. It also sports a new Plus key which replaces the alert slider, but more about that later on. Display OnePlus has confirmed that its upcoming handset will sport a 6.32-inch screen. It is speculated to be a full-HD+ panel with up to 120Hz refresh rate. The handset will offer a lifetime display warranty for the industry-wide green-line issue. Performance and OS The upcoming OnePlus 13s will be powered by the flagship Snapdragon 8 Elite processor which also powers the OnePlus 13 model. It will be complemented by a 4,400 mm sq Cryo-Velocity vapour chamber, along with a cooling layer on the back cover, to help in heat dissipation. The company claims it ran stress tests using Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) and the handset managed to maintain a stable frame rate for up to seven hours until the battery ran out. Reports suggest that the OnePlus 13s may debut with OxygenOS 15 based on Android 15 out-of-the-box. Camera At present, OnePlus has only confirmed details about the front camera of the OnePlus 13s and it will be a 32-megapixel shooter with auto-focus capabilities. Teaser images suggest that the phone will pack a dual camera unit at the back, most likely comprising a primary sensor and an ultra-wide-angle camera. Battery and Other Features Citing internal testing data, OnePlus says that the upcoming 13s will have the best battery life of a OnePlus smartphone ever. Although exact battery figures remain unknown, it is claimed to deliver up to 24 hours of usage on a single charge, and lasts up to 16 hours when browsing content on Instagram. The phone will debut with a new customisable button dubbed a Plus key, which grants one-press access to essential functions like Sound, Vibration, Do Not Disturb, and artificial intelligence (AI) tools. A new Plus key replaces the alert slider on the OnePlus 13 Photo Credit: OnePlus OnePlus 13s is also advertised to come with enhanced networking capabilities. As per the company, the 360-degree antenna system has been upgraded and now features a total of 11 antennas, comprising three high-performance modules and four-mode ultra-wideband low-frequency antennas. It also gets OnePlus’ proprietary signal-balance mode which can reduce the impact of obstructions to improve signal strength by up to 60 percent. The handset is confirmed to debut with a G1 Wi-Fi chipset which is an integrated Wi-Fi module developed for smartphones in India. As per OnePlus, it can deliver stable and fast Wi-Fi connectivity in low-signal buildings, lifts, or while commuting underground. The upcoming OnePlus 13s also supports 5.5G, also known as 5G Advanced, in the country, enabling it to connect to three network cells across different towers simultaneously. Stay tuned for our coverage of the OnePlus 13s leading up to its launch on June 5. Affiliate links may be automatically generated – see our ethics statement for details. Source link #OnePlus #13s #Launch #Date #Expected #Price #India #Features #Specifications Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

6 NCAA Baseball Tournament Regional Hosts On Upset Alert For 2025 – Baseball America 6 NCAA Baseball Tournament Regional Hosts On Upset Alert For 2025 – Baseball America 6 NCAA Baseball Tournament Regional Hosts On Upset Alert For 2025 Baseball AmericaVandy No. 1 baseball seed; 13 SEC teams in field ESPNDid Texas A&M baseball make NCAA tournament? Aggies first preseason No. 1 to miss since 1991 USA TodayNo. 15 Florida Headed to Conway Regional in 17th-Straight NCAA Tournament Bid Florida GatorsWinners, Losers & Snubs From 2025 NCAA Baseball Tournament Bracket Reveal Baseball America Source link #NCAA #Baseball #Tournament #Regional #Hosts #Upset #Alert #Baseball #America Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Moto G96 5G Price, Colour Options Leaked; Key Features Surface Online Moto G96 5G Price, Colour Options Leaked; Key Features Surface Online Moto G96 5G is expected to launch later this year. Ahead of official details, the expected price and key specifications of the purported handset have been leaked. The phone is tipped to be a mid-range offering equipped with a Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 chipset and a 5,500mAh battery. A report has suggested that the Moto G96 5G may be available in four Pantone-based colour options on launch. It is expected to feature a vegan leather rear panel with a rectangular dual rear camera unit. Moto G96 5G Price, Colour Options, Features (Expected) The Moto G96 5G could be priced around Rs. 22,000 in India or roughly about $270, according to a report by Android Headlines. The report added that the rumoured handset will likely be offered in Ashleigh Blue, Cattleya Orchid (lavender), Dresden Blue, and Greener Pastures colour options. Leaked design renders shared in the report show the Moto G96 5G with a vegan leather rear panel and a rectangular camera module on the top left corner. Two camera sensors are seen arranged vertically within this island alongside a pill-shaped LED flash unit. The curved display panel appears with slim bezels and a centred hole-punch slot at the top. The right edge of the handset is seen to house the volume and power buttons. The Moto G96 5G is said to be powered by a Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 SoC paired with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of onboard storage. It could ship with Android 15-based Hello UI skin on top. The handset may get three years of major OS upgrades. For optics, the Moto G96 5G is expected to boast a 50-megapixel Sony Lytia 700C primary rear sensor alongside an 8-megapixel Macro Vision Camera. Notably, the secondary sensor will not come with any ultra-wide lens. The purported smartphone will likely have a 32-megapixel selfie shooter. The Moto G96 5G could sport a 6.67-inch pOLED curved 10-bit display with up to 144Hz refresh rate and Water Touch 2.0 technology support. The phone is tipped to come with support for Motorola’s Smart Connect, which allows users to sync their phones to a Lenovo PC. The handset is expected to pack a 5,500mAh battery. For the latest tech news and reviews, follow Gadgets 360 on X, Facebook, WhatsApp, Threads and Google News. For the latest videos on gadgets and tech, subscribe to our YouTube channel. If you want to know everything about top influencers, follow our in-house Who’sThat360 on Instagram and YouTube. Hisense E7Q Pro QLED TV With 144Hz Refresh Rate to Launch in India This Week: Report Source link #Moto #G96 #Price #Colour #Options #Leaked #Key #Features #Surface #Online Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Businesses are finding a workaround for tariffs — and it’s entirely legal Businesses are finding a workaround for tariffs — and it’s entirely legal Businesses are finding a workaround to minimise the most significant hit from tariffs, using a decades-old piece of legislation known as the “first ***** rule”. Within US customs law, the first ***** rule allows US importers to use the price of the first ***** in a number of transactions to calculate customs duties. For instance, a ******** manufacturer sells a T-shirt to a Hong Kong vendor for $US5. That Hong Kong vendor then sells the T-shirt to a US retailer for $US10. That US retailer then sells the T-shirt to consumers for $US40. Under the first ***** rule, the US retailer can pay the import duty on the initial $US5 price of the good, rather than the vendor’s inflated $US10, thus stripping out the cost associated with the middleman’s profit. “What the rules allow you to do is use that initial sales price from the factory to the vendor to determine the final duty price,” Brian Gleicher, senior lawyer and member at Miller & Chevalier Chartered, said. How it works The first ***** rule has been around since 1988, but gained renewed attention under US President Donald Trump’s first administration and, now, during his latest tariff regime. “When the first administration had 25 per cent tariffs [on China in 2018], that’s when we started getting calls. Now with the new tariffs, the first ***** rule has started coming up again,” Sid Paruthi, partner at US consulting firm Moss Adams, said. “It’s been around for a very long time but … everybody’s beginning to explore it with more interest,” Gleicher said. Here are the criteria businesses must fulfil to apply the rule: There must be at least two sales involved: One from an overseas producer and one or more from an intermediaryThe sales must be carried out at arm’s length by independent and totally unrelated partiesThere must be proof that the item was destined for the US, rather than simply ending up thereThere must be documentation of the first ***** price For some companies, that can be easier said than done. Typically, the default duty imposed by US customs is based on the import price of a good, putting the burden of proof on the importer to demonstrate the initial cost of that item. That may not always be something a vendor is willing to reveal. “If you’re an importer, you need to get that first ***** price. You need to have the data,” Gleicher said. “Vendors may not want to give that information.” Rich Taylor, a corporate business development consultant based in ******** hub Ningbo who has been advising Fortune 500 companies on the first ***** rule since Trump’s first term, noted “there has to be a level of trust between all parties” because of the risks involved. Nevertheless, the additional complexities can be worthwhile, given the potential cost savings. “You [suppliers] are keeping your customer. You’re showing them that you’re trying to give them every tool to reduce their cost,” Taylor said. “If you don’t use it, then the end cost is going to go up. And if your competitor is using the [first *****] rule, then you’re going to lose you that advantage over them.” Who’s using it? Companies appear to be cluing into that. While the first ***** rule is broadly applicable across products and industries, it is considered particularly useful in higher-value consumer goods and luxury products, where margins are greater. Last month, Italian luxury fashion brand Moncler flagged the first ***** rule as providing “significant benefit” to its cost structure. “First cost [*****], of course, the industrial cost … is much lower than the retail price, and it is about 50 per cent of the intercompany price. So, of course, it’s a significant benefit,” Luciano Santel, executive director and chief corporate and supply officer at Moncler, told investors during an April 16 earnings call. Swiss-headquartered biotech Kuros Biosciences earlier this month said that it was altering its operations, which would allow it to adopt the first ***** policy. “What we will now do is we will switch in between Zurich as a wholesaler hub … which in essence means we can adapt the so-called first ***** method,” Daniel Geiger, chief financial officer of Swiss-headquartered biotech Kuros Biosciences, said during a May 13 earnings call. During first-quarter earnings calls, US BBQ-maker Traeger and manufacturing firm Fictiv also both cited first ***** as “supply chain mitigants” and means to “minimise tariff and duty costs,” respectively. Use of the first ***** rule, while perfectly legal, nevertheless could undermine the Trump administration’s efforts to boost tariff revenue and boost onshoring of manufacturing. The White House did not respond to CNBC’s request for comment on use of the first ***** rule and its implications for tariff policy. US Customs and Border Protection said it could not provide data on the recent use of the first ***** rule by importers. CNBC Source link #Businesses #finding #workaround #tariffs #legal Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Commercial shoot reveals the device’s design Commercial shoot reveals the device’s design When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Mark Teasdale/@MarksGonePublic on X What you need to know A commercial shoot for the Pixel 10 Pro was leaked, offering early visuals of the device. The Pixel 10 Pro should be retaining a similar design to its predecessor, including the protruding camera visor and triple camera system with a temperature sensor. The leak also indicates that Google is likely planning an early summer event to launch the Pixel 10 series. Google is preparing for the Pixel 10 series lineup, and it is pretty evident that the company appears to be shooting for the commercials of its products. Thanks to a new leak, we get to see a glimpse of the shoot alongside some sneak peeks of the upcoming handset. The leak comes through a photographer, Mark Teasdale, on X (via DroidLife), where he happened to go out for a walk and spotted a commercial shoot happening with over 20 crew shooting a man with a phone — and that happens to be the Pixel 10 Pro, going by the images. The images from the so-called “Ask more of your phone” shoot here include a storyboard of the commercial, which comprises some Pixel 10 Pro shots in a couple of angles revealing its design, and some hands-on of the device where one can see the notable protruding camera visor similar to the predecessor Pixel 9 Pro. It includes the triple camera setup next to the popular temperature sensor. The successor looks largely the same as the previous iteration — in the commercial shoot images and also matches the previously leaked Pixel 10 Pro renders. While a lot of older-generation Pixel phones have shown up before the release in several ways, like renders, someone dropping the phone in a café, or its retail box surfacing, the latest commercial shoot leak still comes as an interesting way to see the phone beforehand. Image 1 of 2 Google Pixel 10 Pro renders Image 2 of 2 Google Pixel 10 Pro renders With Google done with its annual developer conference last week and the Android Show a week before that, the next big event is the Pixel 10 series. We will likely get devices like Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and the Pixel 10 Pro Fold this time around. Source link #Commercial #shoot #reveals #devices #design Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

FBI escalates efforts to investigate Supreme Court leak, ******** find at Biden White House – Axios FBI escalates efforts to investigate Supreme Court leak, ******** find at Biden White House – Axios FBI escalates efforts to investigate Supreme Court leak, ******** find at Biden White House AxiosFBI reopens investigation into ******** at White House, leaked Dobbs opinion ABC NewsFBI reexamining Dobbs opinion leak, D.C. pipe bombs and White House ******** cases NPRFBI deputy director Dan Bongino says Biden-era investigations being reexamined CBS NewsFBI to reinvestigate 2023 White House ******** find and leak of supreme court Dobbs draft The Guardian Source link #FBI #escalates #efforts #investigate #Supreme #Court #leak #******** #find #Biden #White #House #Axios Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Who should be in the Premier League team of the season? Who should be in the Premier League team of the season? Final Score pundits Ashley Williams and Ellen White talk through their Premier League team of the season. Source link #Premier #League #team #season Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Three inspiring South West residents recognised for extensive volunteering efforts Three inspiring South West residents recognised for extensive volunteering efforts Three inspiring South West residents were recognised for their extensive volunteering efforts last week during the South West Volunteering Awards. Source link #inspiring #South #West #residents #recognised #extensive #volunteering #efforts Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Scientists ‘strike gold’ in shocking discovery from Hawaiian volcanic rocks Scientists ‘strike gold’ in shocking discovery from Hawaiian volcanic rocks A ******* university, Göttingen University, has literally “struck gold” in recent findings from volcanic rocks. A new study of these volcanic rocks from Hawaii, that leaked out from deep under the lithosphere, contained various precious metals. Dr. Nils Messling of the Göttingen University’s Department of Geochemistry said in a news release they were surprised when the test results came in. “When the first results came in, we realized that we had literally struck gold! Our data confirmed that material from the core, including gold and other precious metals, is leaking into the Earth’s mantle above,” Messling said. Largest Gold Deposit In The World Worth $83 Billion Found In China 99% of the Earth’s gold is buried deep in the Earth’s Metallic Core, far out of humankind’s reach. The gold is currently buried about 1,800 miles deep in the core. Approximately 99% of the Earth’s gold is buried deep in the Earth’s Metallic Core, far out of humankind’s reach. Read On The Fox News App The gold is currently buried about 1,800 miles deep in the core. The discovery of this ruthenium, which was formed and locked down with gold, might be a telling sign that these volcanic rocks are coming from deep within the Earth. Hawaii’s Kilauea Volcano Erupts With 1,000-Foot ‘Lava Fountaining’ The precious metals were detected in the volcanic rock potentially meaning that the rocks came from deep within the core or that the materials are beginning to leak out. “Our findings not only show that the Earth’s core is not as isolated as previously assumed. We can now also prove that huge volumes of super-heated mantle material – several hundreds of quadrillion metric tonnes of rock – originate at the core-mantle boundary and rise to the Earth’s surface to form ocean islands like Hawaii,” said Professor Matthias Willbold in a news release. There is a way to test for isotopes of ruthenium, especially when differences are small variations of the same element. The isotopes of ruthenium in the Earth’s core are slightly different from those on the surface, with the difference being too small to really detect. However, new procedures developed by researchers at the University of Göttingen have made it possible. The gold and ruthenium were found in volcanic rock in Hawaii. “Whether these processes that we observe today have also been operating in the past remains to be proven. Our findings open up an entirely new perspective on the evolution of the inner dynamics of our home planet,” Messling said in a statement. With these precious metals beginning to leak to the Earth’s surface, it could suggest that the supplies of gold and others important for renewable energy came from the Earth’s core. Original article source: Scientists ‘strike gold’ in shocking discovery from Hawaiian volcanic rocks Source link #Scientists #strike #gold #shocking #discovery #Hawaiian #volcanic #rocks Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]