In 1980, a Texas man called his stepson his child in a will; after the man died in 2020, the stepson battled surviving relatives over inheritance, but a jury found there had been no legal or informal adoption

In 1980, a Texas man drafted a will that referred to his stepson as “my child,” language that would later become the centre of a bitter family inheritance dispute. More than four decades after the will was signed, and after the man died in 2020, his stepson argued that he had been informally adopted and…

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‘Stop politics of shoot and scoot’: BJP slams Congress over readable electoral roll issue | India News

NEW DELHI: Bharatiya Janata Party on Sunday accused Congress of pursuing “shoot and scoot” politics after the party claimed that the Election Commission had decided to provide “readable” electoral rolls to political parties because the whole nation was on the streets against the “vote chors”.BJP spokesperson Pradip Bhandari said Lok Sabha leader of opposition Rahul…

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Sagittarius Horoscope Today, November 02, 2026: Allow extra time for travel and important decisions

General:Having the Moon positioned in Cancer within the eighth house introduces Chandrashtama for the entire day, and its effect persists throughout. Moving at a steady, measured pace and exercising balanced caution is advisable, particularly when plans involve unresolved issues. This doesn’t mean you should anticipate something negative. Allow yourself enough time to digest information before…

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At England’s Studland Bay, replacing damaging boat anchors with eco-moorings cut scars in seagrass by 94%; researchers say the recovering meadow is also supporting a growing population of seahorses

The eco-moorings used at Studland Bay are designed to avoid that movement across the seabed (Photo: National Trust via The Guardian) At England’s Studland Bay, damage to seagrass caused by traditional boat anchors has fallen sharply after eco-moorings were introduced, with scars in one trial area shrinking by 94% between 2021 and 2025. Researchers say…

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Mumbai gets its first nuclear science school at HSNC University | India News

File photo: HSNC University Logo MUMBAI: For the atomic capital of India, Mumbai, it was a significant nuclear leap on Thursday.During the inauguration of the Indian Nuclear Society conference at HSNC University in Worli, Mumbai’s first School of Nuclear Science and Technology of the six-year-old university went “critical.’’In layman’s parlance, going “critical’’ means it has…

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Shruti Haasan recalls accidental acting debut in Kamal Haasan’s ‘Hey Ram’, says she ‘wanted to write’: ‘I always wanted to be behind the camera’ |

Picture Credit: Instagram Shruti Haasan recently opened up about how she entered the world of acting almost by accident. Speaking at the India Today South Conclave 2026 in Kochi on Wednesday, the actor revealed that she had initially wanted to work behind the camera and pursue writing rather than acting. Shruti Haasan reveals how she…

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Washington’s Ruby City once had more than 1,000 residents during a silver rush; today the historic townsite lies among the state’s forested hills | World News

PC: Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission Once a thriving silver-mining settlement with more than 1,000 residents, Ruby City was at the centre of Washington’s mining boom in the late 19th century. Prospectors, investors and businesses flocked to the town as silver discoveries fuelled hopes of prosperity. However, declining silver prices, limited mineral deposits and…

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Romance is present, but keep it respectful

A gentle and supportive vibe throughout the week, particularly through teamwork and partnerships. Saturn helps you stay in the right mindset, while Venus enhances your personal interactions, making others more cooperative with you.That’s why the day can feel smoother than expected, provided you don’t become careless about health.Business people may come across new partners, fresh…

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