Israeli police say they arrested 10 in connection with settler attacks

Jennifer Lawrence's $2m gift helped fund a 17-room children's cardiac unit in Kentucky

In a remarkable philanthropic gesture, Jennifer Lawrence donated $2 million to launch a specialized cardiac intensive care unit at Norton Children's Hospital. This generous act sparked a community wave of fundraising, amassing over $4 million. Opened in early 2020, the unit is specifically equipped to cater to children with critical heart conditions, marking a pivotal enhancement in pediatric cardiac care in her hometown.

Ex-OpenAI worker accused of planting device had Saudi support, says court filing

The Saudi government did not immediately respond to BBC requests for comment.

Ukrainians dying because US restricting intelligence sharing, Zelensky adviser tells BBC

Serhii Beskrestnov says there has not been enough time to warn people about incoming missile attacks. The White House said there had been no changes to intelligence sharing.

Girl, 9, feared wheelchair would spoil Halloween costume; 25 students turned it into a throne

Nine-year-old Kaelyn Goodman from Florida wanted to dress as a princess angel for Halloween but worried about how her wheelchair would fit into the costume. Twenty-five eighth-grade students at her school stepped in, transforming her wheelchair into an angel throne with wings. The students involved Kaelyn throughout the design process, turning a classroom project into a memorable Halloween experience.

Copenhagen's ByBi grows from a rooftop project to 100 hives, producing six tonnes of honey yearly

Located in the heart of Copenhagen, ByBi serves as a remarkable social enterprise focused on training marginalized individuals in beekeeping and honey production. With a capacity of 80 to 100 bee colonies, the enterprise yields four to six tonnes of honey annually. Established in 2010, ByBi promotes social inclusion while enhancing urban biodiversity. Its successful model shines as an example for other cities across Europe aspiring to mimic its achievements.

Green Card ban: Tech firm Cloudera agrees to pay $2 million and accepts 2-year ban from PERM for discrimination

Texas family sells 650-acre lakefront ranch for $10M+, preserving 86 years of history as a state park

Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation has acquired a 650-acre ranch on Lake Palestine for over $10 million. This land will become a new state park, enhancing public access to natural resources. Initially owned by the Pollard family since 1940, the property has significant natural features and wildlife habitats. The state parks department plans to develop guided tours, campsites, and trails after the 2027 purchase completion.

'Why have you traveled to China': Indian family with an infant denied US visa for a vacation

Couple turn £380,000 Victorian water tower into luxury home, now back on sale for £2.75 million

A Victorian water tower in Kennington, featured in Grand Designs, is listed for £2.75 million. Previously, it sold for £2.5 million after major renovations from an abandoned structure. The owners invested around £2 million in refurbishments and modern additions over two years. Key features include five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and rooftop terrace views of London landmarks. The landmark property is noteworthy for its combination of historical architecture and contemporary interiors.

Emilia Clarke founded SameYou after brain haemorrhages; it has raised £3.8m and helped 1,200+ survivors

In 2019, Emilia Clarke established SameYou, a charity dedicated to enhancing rehabilitation options for brain injury survivors. With over £3.8 million raised, the initiative has positively impacted more than 1,200 lives. One of its key offerings, NeuroRehabilitation Online, utilizes teletherapy to connect patients with qualified therapists. By focusing on the crucial recovery phase post-hospital, SameYou strives to fill significant gaps in patient care, garnering accolades for its innovative support approaches.

1848 Massachusetts mill reopens as 86 apartments after $53M restoration, with 69 affordable homes

Once a 170-year-old stone mill, the Lawrence, Massachusetts landmark has been revitalized with a $53 million restoration, now offering 86 residential units—69 of them affordable housing options. Among these, 58 are tailored for low-income individuals and 11 designed for those in very low-income brackets. Flood prevention measures include ground floor elevation, and the building incorporates energy-efficient features.

Four Virginia officers rescue man from burning home, earn bravery awards