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UK to extradite PIO bizman to US for cancer drugs fraud

Times of India

Pennsylvania father barred mother from daughters' school photos and tennis matches; court upheld her authority

In a recent custody case between John M Surma and Julie S Surma, a Pennsylvania court affirmed that the mother retains primary authority over extracurricular activities. The evidence presented indicated that the father imposed limitations on her involvement in

Times of India

A 10-year-old boy noticed his father's speech slurring during a drive; helps his dad survive a stroke

During a road trip to Georgia, Taylor Fritts showcased incredible presence of mind when his father suffered a stroke. While driving in Sweetwater, Tennessee, he observed his father's peculiar speech and actions. Without hesitation, Taylor contacted emergency s

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In 2024, New Jersey began restoring a 290-acre marsh and former industrial site

Cape May County has launched an ambitious restoration project aimed at revitalizing its local ecosystem. By focusing on rejuvenating tidal flow and creating new wildlife habitats, the area is already witnessing the return of various aquatic prey and bird speci

The Hindu

Bomb rips through Damascus suburb; killing 2, including child

The explosion took place in the southern Damascus suburb of Jaramana near a factory where batteries are produced, state TV said

The Hindu

SpaceX’s Starship returns from orbit and is captured by launch pad arms in a dramatic first

SpaceX expects to begin launching Starships from Florida’s Kennedy Space Center within the next few months

Times of India

Hospital COO accused of fake invoices and $1 million in kickbacks

Times of India

Texas appeals court upholds sale of marital home despite wife's challenge to $685,000 offer

In a Texas court, a woman expressed her discontent with the ruling permitting a receiver to sell her marital home. The appellate court upheld the initial decision, dismissing her objections to the receiver's role in accepting a $685,000 offer for the house. Th

Times of India

2 Infants buried in Peru about 1,600 years ago; one had a rare fatal birth defect called cyclopia

In southern Peru, archaeologists uncovered the remains of two infants buried together, one exhibiting cyclopia. Genetic analysis confirmed that the infant with cyclopia had trisomy 13, a chromosomal condition. Their burial in a single ceramic vessel reveals in