After 28 years & 51,000-km trek around the world, Karl Bushby is back in UK
HULL (ENGLAND): Karl Bushby was taking the final steps Monday of his 28-year odyssey to walk around the world and return to his mother's home in northern
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Apple News maintains left-leaning tilt under new CEO John Ternus, conservative watchdog group says
The Media Research Center says Apple News promoted only 11 stories from right-leaning outlets out of 504 published in October's first 27 days.
A US internet provider was sued by music companies over songs shared by its customers; the Supreme Court ruled on when an internet company can be held responsible for copyright infringement
A US Supreme Court ruling has clarified when an internet service provider can be held responsible for copyright violations committed by its customers.
A Louisiana woman paid $32,500 for a wooden river barrier to protect her $109,000 home, but it failed in a flood and her house shifted; a court has now awarded her nearly $450,000 after removing her share of blame
A riverfront home can face years of damage from erosion and moving water, making protective structures an important investment for homeowners.
Row erupts after Scottish govt sends IT contract to Bengaluru to administer welfare payment
TOI correspondent from London: The Scottish National Party, which governs Scotland, has come under fire from opposition ministers for handing a £35.4
In 1889, a Texas family settled on ranchland along the Colorado River; 137 years later, more than 3,100 acres have become a new state park, with trails opening to visitors as restoration and development continue
In 1889, John Fletcher and Mattie Lou Vann settled on a piece of ranchland along the Colorado River in Central Texas.
‘Where did 300,000 children go?’: YouTuber Nick Shirley targets US NGOs over alleged trafficking network
YouTuber Nick Shirley has accused several US non-governmental organizations (NGOs) of being involved in the trafficking of more than 300,000 children
Police attacked with fireworks and bottles ahead of cup semi-final
The disorder happened on Curtis Avenue ahead of the Rangers v Aberdeen match at Hampden on Saturday.
An Australian energy company told an 85-year-old pensioner it owed him $10,763 after overcharging him; two months later, it claimed he owed money and sent debt collectors
An electricity bill is rarely something most households look forward to receiving, but for an 85-year-old pensioner in South Australia, correspondence
A father left one daughter his $3.2 million Maryland trust; after he died at 95, her two sisters found handwritten Farsi notes and challenged the inheritance, and a court has now ordered a new trial
A Maryland appeals court has ordered a new trial in a major legal dispute between three sisters over their late father's $3.2 million trust fund.
In 2000, a North Carolina sculptor began building a small woodland cabin on his 14-acre property; it grew into a 60-foot, four-storey castle that later attracted photographers despite years of abandonment
What began as a quiet plan for a simple retreat in the North Carolina woods eventually became something far more ambitious.
Spain train crash: Four Americans, one Canadian among 69 killed
Authorities in Spain have identified 66 of the 69 people killed in last week's high-speed train collision, including four Americans and one Canadian.
Courteeners to headline the Ludlow Castle concerts
They are not 19 anymore but still get to headline the series of concerts at the castle.
Man who drugged and raped wife with strangers 'led double life'
Nine men are on trial accused of helping a Stockport man fulfil "barbaric fantasies" against his wife.
ICE officer surrenders after grand jury indicts him for running over immigrant with vehicle in Texas
An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer indicted for allegedly running over an immigrant with his vehicle during an enforcement operation in
Dutch police offer record €2m reward in hunt for drug lord Jos Leijdekkers
Jos Leijdekkers has been found guilty in absentia of cocaine smuggling and is believed to be in Sierra Leone.
Nepal foots Rs 10 lakh rescue bill for 6 Indians trekking illegally despite warnings
Nepal spent an estimated Rs 10 lakh (INR) from its disaster management fund to rescue six Indian trekkers who had allegedly entered the restricted Upper
HPCL's Visakhapatnam refinery hit by major fire near oil tank; explosion reports under scrutiny
VISAKHAPATNAM: A massive fire broke out at Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd's (HPCL) Visakh Refinery on Monday evening, triggering panic in the