In 2002, a NASA intern stole a 600-pound safe containing $21 million in Moon rocks to give his girlfriend, then an online sale led him into an FBI trap |

The Moon has been romanticised for centuries, but few people have ever tried to give someone a piece of it. In 2002, that idea became part of an extraordinary theft at Nasa’s Johnson Space Center, where an intern helped remove a safe containing Apollo lunar samples and other irreplaceable scientific material. The stolen collection included…

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Aries Horoscope Today, August 27, 2026: Moon boosts confidence and reputation; but caution is advised to avoid misjudgments

In today’s world, public acknowledgment often feels effortless, but the shadows of self-doubt can still cloud your thoughts. It’s essential to engage in open dialogue within your personal relationships, rather than assuming others understand your needs. Exciting career paths may unfold and business prospects look promising. Approach financial ventures with caution and always do your…

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‘Judiciary does not negotiate with shadow callers’: Sukesh convicted of SC judge impersonation | Delhi News

New Delhi: A court has convicted Sukesh Chandrasekhar of attempting to interfere with the judicial process by impersonating a Supreme Court judge and his secretary, and pressuring special judge Poonam Chaudhary to grant him immediate release while he was in police custody in a corruption case.Chief judicial magistrate Harshita Mishra called it an “absurd theatrical…

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Smuggling cartels use women mules to fly hydroponic weed, customs dept probes | Chennai News

Chennai: Customs sleuths are investigating smuggling cartels engaging women to smuggle hydroponic ganja as at least three women have been arrested at Chennai airport in possession of 20kg of high-grade cannabis worth 20 crore.On Aug 22, customs sleuths, based on intelligence received from Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), intercepted a woman flyer who landed at Chennai…

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AP’s water release triggers fresh standoff at Nagarjuna Sagar dam | Hyderabad News

AP’s water release triggers fresh standoff at Nagarjuna Sagar dam Hyderabad: Fresh tensions surfaced at the Nagarjuna Sagar dam on Wednesday after Andhra Pradesh and Telangana simultaneously began releasing water through their respective powerhouses, with each state accusing the other of acting unilaterally amid an unresolved dispute over Krishna river water allocations.The flashpoint emerged after…

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Gurgaon’s flooding problems rooted in Congress-era mistakes of destroying natural pathways: Inderjit | Gurgaon News

A flooded section of an underpass in Rajiv Chowk Gurgaon: BJP and Congress on Wednesday traded charges on who is to blame for the city’s chronic waterlogging problem, two days after many children had a harrowing time after their schoolbuses got stranded in heavy inundation after rain at Subhash Chowk and parents faced a harrowing…

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