Patients in chains rescued from suspected illegal rehab centre in South Africa

Iowa couple restore 40 acres choked with invasive plants; rare habitats draw sandhill cranes

Judge upholds solar deal on 562.8 acres, keeping $330M project in play

UN warns Russian attacks and winter hardship could displace more Ukrainians

As winter approaches, Ukraine faces dire challenges with essential services declining due to ongoing conflict. Millions of internally displaced individuals struggle to reunite with their homes, often in ruins. With falling temperatures, access to heating, electricity, and safe drinking water becomes precarious. Funding shortages jeopardize relief initiatives, leaving countless families at risk. Humanitarian organizations are ramping up efforts to offer vital support to affected communities.

Zelensky says Ukraine has right to defend itself after Trump criticism

EU leaders rally around Ukraine's leader after Donald Trump says he is "more difficult to work with than Putin".

Dad fined after son, 2, died in Cyprus hotel fall

Joshua Foster "lost control" of his son while showing him the view of a water park from a window.

Michigan Court Upholds 2012 Survivorship Deed, Rejects Daughter’s Claim to Troy Home

A Michigan appeals court has confirmed the validity of a survivorship deed that granted ownership of a house to Jessica Rae Harless. The ruling asserts that Shirley Ann Page's 2012 deed established a joint tenancy with rights of survivorship. Despite Anita Lanctot's challenge regarding the absence of the term 'joint' in the deed, the court affirmed that Page's intent was unmistakably conveyed, ensuring Harless retains sole ownership of the property.

China asks Katie Zacharia to visit more often as press secretary says China did not have proper toilets

Watch: Did Tesla really just unveil a flying car?

Tesla CEO Elon Musk showcased the vehicle at a facility owned by his SpaceX company, which helped develop the model.

Thieves steal 30,000 wine bottles worth $5.8 million using winery’s forklifts

‘Racism isn’t welcome’: Australian MP condemns anti-Indian stickers with ‘Remigration now’ message

Georgia renter warned landlord about tree; after it crushed his home, appeals court revived claims

William Frank Jennings, a Lindale, Georgia resident, became paralyzed after a tree fell on his house, despite having warned his landlord about its dangerous state. The Georgia Court of Appeals ruled that his claims against Romulus Investments were improperly dismissed, noting significant conflicting evidence regarding hazard notifications. This ruling enables Jennings to pursue his case further to potentially establish liability and seek damages for his injuries.