Unrest Erupts Again in France, but This Time, With Less Property Damage

Solar storm delayed a train by 16 minutes in 1848, not 1841: How scientists solved a 155-year-old mystery

A fascinating correction has emerged from the archives concerning a train delay in Exeter. Initially reported incorrectly, researchers have clarified that the incident actually transpired on October 18, 1848. This revelation was achieved through the analysis of railway records and contemporary newspapers, alongside geomagnetic data, which pointed to a significant solar storm influencing the delay during that time.

Dallas homeowners lost their $58,150 repair claim after a court ruled they filed too late

A federal appeals court has ruled against Dallas residents who sought over $58,000 from State Farm for water damage from a 2021 freeze, determining that their lawsuit was not filed within the required timeframe of their insurance policy. State Farm had already compensated for initial damages but denied further claims, especially since the homeowners declined additional living costs during property repairs.

Almost 1,000 arrested as clashes follow another day of mass protests across France

Officials have so far managed to avoid a repeat of last weekend's rioting and looting as hundreds of thousands took part in demonstrations.

Cracking a smile regularly may be good not just for mood but for health

Reminding yourself to smile often can not only make more friendships but it can also make you feel better. And rather than wait for a reason to smile, just making the physical change of literally turning that frown upside down could impact emotions, according to experts. Research backs up the fact that smiling goes a

Alleged Mortgage Fraud Exposed: Lawsuits detail DSCR loan flips; Baltimore housing suffers

In 2022, a property in Baltimore purchased for $43,000 astonishingly changed hands for $310,000 just a year later. This sharp spike in valuation has led to accusations of inflated property prices by investors, resulting in numerous foreclosures. Federal lawsuits allege a scheme involving over 150 properties generating millions in loans, prompting lender scrutiny and investigations into the housing market, revealing Baltimore's deep-seated issues with housing insecurity.

Canadian University allows convicted murderer on day parole to attend law course, major outrage among students

UFC 333 LIVE results: Volkanovski vs Evloev time, card and fight updates as Kavanagh wins and Makhachev news breaks

Can Movsar Evloev end Alexander Volkanovski’s second reign as featherweight champion? Find out below

Melania Trump faces backlash for not giving Pope Leo credit for Ukraine ceasefire

First Lady Melania Trump faced backlash after taking credit for securing a ceasefire in Russian-occupied Oleshky, Ukraine, while omitting Pope Leo XIV's earlier diplomatic efforts.

Strictly Come Dancing 2026 latest: Delta Goodrem and Tabby Stoecker win 10s - as Shaun Wright-Phillips is labelled ‘disastrous’

The nerves got to some of the Strictly celebrities on Saturday night – but the live show ended on a high

Islam Makhachev makes huge UFC decision as unexpected title fight is confirmed

The welterweight champion was expected to defend his belt early next year

North Korea's Kim returns home after visit to Chinese border city

The aims and outcomes of Kim's visit were murky, but China is North Korea's largest trading partner and a vital source of diplomatic, economic and political support for Pyongyang.

China calls on US to drop proposed expansion of outbound investment restrictions

China calls on US to drop proposed expansion of outbound investment restrictionsChina’s Ministry of Commerce on October 24 urged the United States to abandon proposed rules expanding restrictions on American investments in sensitive technologies, warning that the measures could damage...