India 'cockroach' leaders detained after entering barricaded protest site

Emergency calls from botched Christa Pike execution released to US media

A series of calls, obtained by the Associated Press, reveal emergency services were delayed in reaching Pike.

Antarctic sea ice reached its third-lowest winter maximum in satellite records

On September 14, Antarctic sea ice reached its peak extent, covering around 17.59 million square kilometres. However, this year marks the third lowest maximum on record, indicating a concerning trend as it falls below the long-term average. The past four winters have each presented historically low sea ice levels, raising urgent questions about future climate impacts driven by this alarming decline in coverage.

In 2010, Moby bought Hollywood’s Wolf’s Lair for $3.925 M, restored it and sold it for $12.4 M

In 2010, musician Moby bought Wolf’s Lair, a castle-like estate built in 1927 in the Hollywood Hills, for $3.925 million. He restored the 3.3-acre property while preserving its original character and period details. Four years later, he sold the estate for $12.4 million, approximately $8.475 million more than his original purchase price.

17-year-old Iris Shen uses clams to test blood-cancer drugs, wins $150,000 prize

Iris Shen, a bright high school student hailing from The Woodlands, Texas, gained acclaim for her groundbreaking research on cancer. She explored a novel drug’s effects on clams to study its impact on blood cancer. The results of her experiment suggest new avenues for drug discovery, underlining the need for innovative approaches in medical research. This recognition underscores the crucial role of young scientists in furthering our scientific knowledge.

1920s Alphington home heads to auction for $3.4 million

An Arts and Crafts home located at 49 Lucerne Crescent, Alphington, is scheduled for auction soon. The home, built in 1920, features unique handcrafted details like Kookaburra stained-glass windows and modern upgrades. Recent renovations have preserved its character and enhanced livability, including adding en suites and a home office. The property boasts a landscaped garden with various plants and outdoor family amenities, such as a pool and spa.

6.7 magnitude earthquake hits central Mid-Atlantic Ridge

Breaking Bad star RJ Mitte championed disability rights; family foundation gave $117,000

Princess Diana’s 1997 Angola minefield walk inspired a campaign still saving lives

New Yorkers queue for hours to buy subway memorabilia, with signs costing over $1,000

New Yorkers queued for hours at an annual MTA sale in south Brooklyn to buy discarded subway signs, seats and MetroCards. Station signs cost $500 to over $1,000, while orange subway seats sold for around $900. Filmmaker Spike Lee was among the shoppers, purchasing a Penn Station sign. The two-day event attracts around 4,000 visitors annually.

Michael Dell-backed firm’s $875 million Boca Raton resort bet draws luxury homebuyers; 40% of first 75 condos claimed

An impressive $875 million investment is set to transform The Boca Raton resort into a luxurious haven of residential condominiums. With around 40% of these high-end residences already reserved, pricing starts at $8.95 million and can exceed $20 million. This revitalization forms part of the resort's centennial celebrations scheduled for 2026, with construction commencing the same year and concluding by 2029.

Breaking Bad actor RJ Mitte dies aged 34

Mitte, who lived with cerebral palsy, starred as Walter White Jr in the Emmy-winning drama series.