Russian satellites helping Iran’s allies strike Saudi: Officials

File photo: Russia’s President Vladimir Putin, and Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian Iranian-backed militias carried out a precision strike last month, hitting the pumping stations of Saudi Arabia’s most important oil pipeline. Days later, another attack hit a Saudi military air base, damaging an Italian fighter jet inside a hangar.Crucial to the strikes’ success was what…

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Nearly 200 unwanted concrete pipes and culverts were lowered into the Atlantic off Jacksonville in 2026; instead of being dumped on land, the pieces now form a new fish habitat roughly 90 feet below the water

AI representation of concrete pipes being dumped into the ocean Reefs were under threat in the ocean, so humans found a new solution by dumping construction waste onto the ocean floor. Jokes aside, nearly 200 concrete pipes, culverts, and other structures that were no longer needed for construction projects have found a new purpose beneath…

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Two Massachusetts cranberry bogs were too unprofitable to farm, until owners installed solar fields 10 feet above the vines; income from solar land leases helped restore berry production without abandoning agriculture

Two cranberry bogs in Massachusetts that had stopped making money have returned to active farming after solar panels were installed ten feet above the crops. According to reporting by Electrek, the project uses a method called agrivoltaics, which allows farmers to grow crops and generate solar power on the same land. The arrangement gives farmers…

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In 2020, a Michigan couple agreed to buy a $1.275 million home for their growing family, but the seller cited his ex-wife’s name on the title; after a $1.55 million judgment against the buyers, an appeals court overturned it

A Michigan appeals court has overturned a $1.55 million (£1.19 million) judgment against a couple who backed out of buying a luxury home after discovering that the seller did not have sole ownership of the property. In an unpublished opinion under docket number 373967 (Roger Lewis and Nicole Susser v. Robert Blumberg), the Michigan Court…

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‘Gonna hijack this planẹ…crash ur row only’: Text for which Newark-bound United Airlines plane returned to Las Vegas revealed

United Airlines flight makes emergeny landing in Las Vegas, Nevada. The chilling text for which a United Airlines flight bound for Newark, New Jersey, was forced to return to Las Vegas after the text was seen by a crew member has now been revealed. 25-year-old Dante Milne, a passenger, allegedly wrote that he was “gonna…

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In 2012, Shay Mitchell bought a 1931 Los Angeles home for $1.35 million and transformed its interiors; three years later, the former Pretty Little Liars star sold the house for $1.95 million, above its asking price

Former Pretty Little Liars actress Shay Mitchell made a quick profit on her vintage Los Angeles home, selling the property for more than its asking price just three years after buying it. Public property records cited by the Los Angeles Times show that Mitchell sold the Spanish-style home, built in 1931, for $1.95 million (£1.27…

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In 2021, an Indiana mother and her teenage son lost contact after he moved away with his father; she later showed a court about 25 unanswered texts, and an October 26 ruling said she need not pay his college expenses

An Indiana mother who has had no contact with her teenage son for four years does not have to pay for his university education, an appeals court has ruled. The Court of Appeals of Indiana upheld a lower court decision that found the son had rejected his relationship with his mother. Under state law, this…

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US charges 48 non-citizens over election-related crimes in Pennsylvania, California, Florida, New York and Nevada; two Indians among those accused of illegal voting and false citizenship claims

US Justice Department announces charges against 48 non-citizens in election-related cases across five states. (Photo: Office of Public Affairs) The US Department of Justice has announced charges against 48 non-US citizens in connection with alleged election-related offences across several states, including Pennsylvania, California, Florida, New York and Nevada. The cases involve allegations of illegal voting…

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