Police launch investigation after two inmates die in Nottinghamshire prison
The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) confirmed two men died in custody on Wednesday.
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Doctor calls fake customer care number after paying more for auto ride in Bengaluru, loses Rs 99k
Bengaluru doctor loses Rs 99,000 after calling fake taxi aggregator customer care number for auto fare refund; scammer app drained money via PhonePe.
Kolkata Police Steps Up Raids on Illegal Firecrackers Before Diwali
Kolkata Police orders heightened raids on illegal firecrackers 48–72 hours before Diwali, forming special teams and warning of strict legal action for violations.
1,700 teachers appointed on fake certificates to face action: Minister
Bihar flags 1,700 teachers appointed with fake certificates; verification done for 2.4 lakh of 3.2 lakh, action ordered and salary, attendance reforms reviewed.
In 2009, a Virginia woman paid $7 for a Renoir at a Harpers Ferry flea market; it had been stolen from Baltimore's museum in 1951, and in 2014 a judge sent it back
A Virginia woman unknowingly purchased a stolen Renoir painting for just $7 at a flea market, leading to a federal court case and its return to the Baltimore Museum of Art after 63 years. Discover the extraordinary journey of this artwork and the implications for art ownership rights.
Hungary opens secret police files, 47 years after fall of communism
Critics say the move comes too late, that the files themselves are incomplete, and the move risks sowing division and causing unnecessary anguish.
No regrets: Trump says Iran war justified despite polls drubbing
Trump acknowledges Iran war played role in defeats but says he would launch it again.
Former ‘Diddy’ prosecutor to lead Cornell sexual assault investigation
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced Wednesday that a former federal prosecutor who oversaw the criminal case against Sean “Diddy” Combs will lead the investigation into an alleged 2024 sexual assault at a Cornell University fraternity house.
18-year-old Aubrie Sink turned homemade jam sales at farmers’ markets into a freeze-dried candy business after investing her savings in a freeze dryer; her products are now sold at Disney World, Six Flags parks, and the Cincinnati Zoo
Aubrie Sink turned her childhood interest in making jam into a freeze-dried candy business, and now sells its products at Disney World.
A Houston couple lost their home in a 2001 foreclosure, yet signed a reverse mortgage in 2011; after an HOA foreclosure and a new buyer, a Texas appeals court reopened the fight over who had a valid claim
A long-running dispute over the ownership of a home in Houston has returned to court after a Texas appeals court reopened the case.
Mother and daughter die in suspected bear attack on Canada trail
A mother and daughter were found dead following a suspected grizzly bear attack on a trail in Canada.
Woolpots solar farm plan to be reconsidered after legal challenge
The Planning Inspectorate is set to examine the proposal on 25 November.
Spokane real estate magnate Harlan Douglass left an estate of about $600 million; on October 26 a judge ruled two of his three children financially exploited him as he lived with dementia, barring them from inheriting
The fortune, accumulated in property over decades, is now at the centre of an extraordinary family inheritance battle over manipulation, disputed
Ed Sheeran received approval in October 2026 to restore six deteriorating barns on a historic Suffolk farm for his private music archive, alongside previously approved plans to turn an old piggery into studios
Ed Sheeran has received planning approval to restore six deteriorating barns on his historic Suffolk farm, creating private storage and archive space for
H-1B, immigration and Trump: Why Indian-American voters turned away from Republicans
The US midterm elections have changed the political balance in Washington, with Democrats winning control of both the House of Representatives and the
'Dialled wrong number, season of dharna': CJI's quip at man seeking rotation of SC-ST reserved seats
NEW DELHI: Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Wednesday quipped at a petitioner to organise public protests and demonstrations while rejecting his plea
Celebrity hairstylist John Frieda dies at 75
John Frieda, the British celebrity hairstylist behind the Frizz Ease brand, has died, according to a statement posted to his Instagram on Tuesday.
Why are Europe’s governments struggling to respond to growing protests?
Protests intensify as governments prioritise security measures over addressing underlying social and economic concerns.