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The Hindu

Trump casts his midterm ballot early in Florida

As for the war in Iran, President Trump said, “I may have to finish it off. Or maybe they’ll make a deal, but I’m not sure. Either way, we win.”

Times of India

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 o

Times of India

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

The Hindu

Houthis say attacked Saudi Arabia, Yemen’s Aden after deadly strikes

Over the past 24 hours, the Yemeni fighters said they targeted three Saudi airports, including the international airport in capital Riyadh, energy installations, a pipeline and an air base

Times of India

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 lawsui

The Hindu

Starshield | The non-state sovereigns

Elon Musk limited Ukraine’s access to the military-grade network of Starlink after Trum pcriticised Kyiv’s strikes on Russia’s energy infrastructure

Times of India

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

Times of India

170-year-old portrait sold for $882 in 2025 fetches $230,400 after man's identity is discovered

A photograph that fetched $882 at a New York auction last year has now been identified as a portrait of George Boyer Vashon, the first licensed African American lawyer in New York State. Experts recognized its historical significance, leading Sotheby's to auct

Times of India

Ohio court upheld Wells Fargo’s $449,905 foreclosure after three loan modifications over 17 years

In a recent decision, an Ohio appeals court upheld the foreclosure ruling against Sandra Doberdruk, stemming from her unpaid mortgage. Doberdruk's financial troubles escalated after her husband's passing in 2009, despite her attempts to modify her loan thrice.