A California restaurant catered meals for a golfer’s family at the Masters without agreeing on a price, then sent a $74,960 bill; after a $60,391 jury award, appeals judges upheld just $1,950 in extra fees

Representative Image (AI-generated) A family meal arrangement during one of golf’s biggest tournaments turned into a costly legal dispute after a California restaurant sent a bill for nearly $75,000 without discussing the price beforehand. The restaurant had agreed to provide meals for a golfer’s family and friends during the Masters tournament in Augusta, Georgia. However,…

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Quote of the day by Angelina Jolie: ‘We have a choice about how we take what happens to us’, reminder that pain doesn’t have to define us |

Quote of the day by Angelina Jolie: ‘We have a choice about how we take what happens to us’, REMINDER that PAIN doesn’t have to define us(Image Credit: @angelinajolie on Instagram) Some experiences are harder to leave behind than others. A friendship that ended badly, someone you trusted letting you down, or a phase of…

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Horoscope Today, October 31, 2026: Saturday Brings Big Plans for Some Chinese Zodiac Animals, but Money Choices Need a Slow Hand

October Chinese Horoscope 2026: Every animal sign gets one moment that could change everything Salary has probably landed, the month is closing, and there’s a whole Saturday ahead. That combination makes people bold. On the Chinese calendar, October 31, 2026, is a Wu Yin Day, a Yang Earth Tiger Day. The Tiger brings nerve and…

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‘Will deal with Modi, Shah’: Rahul Gandhi explains why CEC Gyanesh Kumar his first target | India News

Rahul Gandhi warned the CEC and other officials against assuming that constitutional immunity would shield them from accountability. NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union home minister Amit Shah may be at the top of the political chain of command, but Rahul Gandhi has made it clear that the opposition’s first target is Chief…

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Philadelphia professor arrested for blocking delivery robots, says she would do it again because she believes she has more rights than a robot

Retired professor has been arrested for blocking a delivery robot in Philadelphia. A 78-year-old retired professor in Philadelphia has vowed to continue protesting delivery robots after she was arrested for repeatedly standing in their way, arguing that her actions were an exercise of free speech and a protest against technology taking over public spaces.Carolyn Marvin,…

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Ellen DeGeneres, 68, attempts pull-ups in new workout video: ‘Trust me, it’s hard’ |

Ellen DeGeneres, 68, attempts pull-ups in new workout video: ‘Trust me, it’s hard’(Image Credit: @ellendegenres on Instagram) Ellen DeGeneres is taking on a new fitness challenge at 68, and she is making it look like quite the workout. The former talk show host recently shared a video of herself attempting pull-ups, admitting that even with…

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Pisces, Weekly Horoscope, November 01 to November 07, 2026: Romance and career progress bring encouraging developments

General:This week begins with a welcome rise in confidence, Pisces. The early days feel encouraging, and you may find yourself handling things with more ease than you expected. Work moves better, studies improve, and your general mood stays cheerful. Family life also adds colour to the week. A gathering, celebration, or simple social meeting can…

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‘Just came to thank Didi’: Dipke meets Mamata Banerjee, says CJP won’t join INDIA bloc rally but supports cause | India News

Mamata Banerjee invited Dipke and other activists to West Bengal. NEW DELHI: Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke met former chief minister of West Bengal Mamata Banerjee in the national capital and thanked her for supporting the outfit’s youth-led protests on Saturday.The CJP leader also said that his party would maintain its independent identity…

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Afghans facing deportation from US include relatives of those who worked alongside American forces; plane will take them to Pakistan

The Trump administration is preparing to deport more than 150 Afghan immigrants and asylum-seekers from the United States to Pakistan on a chartered flight expected to depart as early as Monday, November 2, 2026 Dozens of Afghan migrants detained in the United States are expected to be deported as early as next week, potentially including…

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