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Ex-OpenAI engineer, accused of planting office bug, had ties with Saudi royal family
Meet Ken Schreiber, retired pilot who donated $400,000 to save Neil Armstrong's childhood home
Ken Schreiber has made a generous donation of $400,000 with the aim of preserving Neil Armstrong's childhood home, highlighting its important place in history. The Auglaize County Historical Society plans to restore the house to its original 1940s charm, inspired by Schreiber's deep admiration for Armstrong. Scheduled for public tours by 2030, this initiative ensures that future generations can ap...
US couple pays $4,995 for century-old fridge, spends another $2,000 getting it to work
A Michigan couple bought a 116-year-old refrigerator for $4,995 on Facebook Marketplace, but getting the massive appliance into their farmhouse proved difficult. Weighing over 1,000 pounds, it required seven weeks of preparation, specialist movers, reinforced floors and additional expenses. Despite the challenges, the couple restored it to working condition and made it a central part of their fami...
US dealer’s $14,000 gold egg turns out to be lost Fabergé treasure worth $33M
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Watch: Burning e-bikes turned into bonfires as France reels from violent protests
France witnessed a violent weekend as protests over rising living costs and underfunded public services escalated into riots and looting. Burning e-bikes, torched vehicles and smoke-filled streets marked the unrest in Paris and other cities. Hundreds of shared bikes and scooters were damaged, causing an estimated €400,000 in losses to one operator. Authorities arrested around 2,400 people and are ...
Nashville held a developer's permit for years over a future road; appeals court revives lawsuit
A federal appeals court has reinstated the lawsuit of SW Nashville EB Owner, LLC against the city of Nashville regarding a stalled building permit. The developer faced an indefinite delay on their application, purportedly linked to prospective road developments, resulting in losses exceeding $8.2 million while the property remained undeveloped. The court's decision enables the developer's claims t...
1880s Rhode Island social club hits market at $9.75 million
The Reading Room, an iconic establishment in Narragansett, has hit the market, presenting a unique opportunity for discerning buyers. This beautifully restored five-bedroom residence retains its historic charm after significant renovations in 2010. With a current asking price of $9.75 million, it boasts breathtaking views and generous outdoor areas, making it an exceptional find for those seeking ...
Kentucky sinks 1,700 discarded Christmas trees in a lake to create homes for fish
Kentucky collected around 5,000 discarded Christmas trees in 2026 to restore underwater habitats in its ageing lakes. As part of the state's 'Christmas for the Fishes' programme, approximately 1,700 trees were submerged in Boltz Lake alone. The trees provide shelter and feeding areas for fish, replacing natural structures that have decayed over time. The initiative also helps improve recreational ...
After 11 road accidents, English villagers knit fake police officers to slow down drivers
Villagers in Fillongley, England, spent four months knitting life-sized traffic officers, fake speed cameras and roadside figures after 11 accidents were recorded at a junction over four years. Installed on October 13, the handmade displays have reportedly prompted some drivers to slow down. However, one knitted RAF officer has apparently been stolen, while residents continue to await permanent ro...
Five Years Of Pay-It-Forward Meals: JBJ Soul Kitchen marks milestone; more than half of guests are in need
JBJ Soul Kitchen recently marked a significant milestone, celebrating five amazing years of service to the community. Founded by Jon Bon Jovi and his wife, the restaurant is committed to providing nourishing meals to students and local residents, regardless of financial means. With over 14,000 meals served, it actively combats food insecurity.
This Cold War missile silo in Kansas plunges 182 feet underground; its converted command centre is now a home listed for $1.6 million
A former missile silo in Kansas is listed for sale at $1.6 million after conversion. The property includes 2,500 square feet of livable space and a 182-foot silo. Originally built for military purposes, this site has modern amenities like high-speed internet. Future possibilities for the property include conference venues or residential condominiums. Buyers must consider the unique maintenance req...
Goose Creek Substation Dispute: Judge raps Xcel over bad faith; appeal tests eminent domain limits
A contentious legal battle has arisen between Xcel Energy and the Dickey family regarding land essential for renewable energy initiatives. Xcel is contesting a recent ruling that restricts its eminent domain authority for an easement in Colorado. The conflict primarily revolves around fair compensation and proposed power line routes that impact the family's agricultural endeavors.
Oklahoma’s 1938 Art Deco landmark reopens after $70 million restoration
Oklahoma's recent $70 million enhancement of the Jim Thorpe Memorial Office Building marks a significant achievement. This renovation not only modernizes the infrastructure but also respects the impressive Art Deco aesthetics. With four state agencies set to operate within, accessibility to public services will improve. The introduction of public art further ties the building to Jim Thorpe's Olymp...
China Alleges US Ship Incursion: Navy says warship entered Sabina Shoal without consent; US yet to respond
The USS Charleston has come under fire from China's Southern Theater Command Navy for allegedly trespassing into contested waters near Sabina Shoal. This area is embroiled in claims from both China and the Philippines, adding complexity to the situation. In response, the Chinese navy reported mobilizing its forces to keep a close watch on the USS Charleston, perceiving its presence as a possible t...
A New York entrepreneur turns high-protein lupini bean pizzas into a $700,000 business
In January 2025, Damiano Messineo introduced Loopini, a unique high-protein pizza crafted from lupini beans. By mid-2026, the brand had made impressive strides, moving from a single location in New York City to partnerships with large retailers such as Whole Foods and Target. Messineo's 100-day product testing during his Ironman training paid off, with Loopini achieving $700,000 in revenue by Apri...
'US is acting as international delinquent': Why Cuba and America clashed at UN
During a heated United Nations discussion on human rights, tensions flared between the US and Cuba. US ambassador Mike Waltz accused Cuban diplomats of persecuting dissidents, while Cuban ambassador Ernesto Soberón Guzmán argued that US sanctions inflicted major hardships on ordinary Cubans. This clash occurs just ahead of a critical UN General Assembly vote concerning the ongoing US trade embargo...
Barber Detains Alleged Attacker: Local overpowers man accused of ramming MP; probe eyes political violence
In a harrowing incident in Australia, barber Ricky Jefferies sprang into action after hearing a loud crash. He rushed outside to find lawmaker Helen Haines badly hurt following a vehicle collision. Jefferies bravely disarmed the assailant by removing a knife and held him until authorities arrived. Haines remains in critical condition post-surgery, and the situation has prompted an investigation in...
Saudi Summit Postponed To 2027: FII cancels Riyadh meet; Houthi attacks fuel investment uncertainty
Saudi Arabia's highly anticipated investment conference, initially scheduled for October 26-29, has been postponed due to a rise in missile and drone attacks from Iranian-backed Houthi militants. This pivotal event, often dubbed 'Davos in the Desert', aims to find a new date in 2027. The worsening security situation is making international executives rethink their attendance, which could hinder Sa...
