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An 80-ton boulder that had hung above visitors at New Hampshire’s Polar Caves since the park opened in 1922 collapsed on the final day of the 2026 season, smashing a walkway but injuring no one

An 80-ton boulder that had hung above visitors at New Hampshire’s Polar Caves since the park opened in 1922 collapsed on the final day of the 2026 season, smashing a walkway but injuring no one

An 80-ton granite boulder known as the Mysterious Hanging Boulder collapsed at Polar Caves Park in Rumney, New Hampshire, crushing a wooden walkway on the final day of the park’s 2026 operating season. The huge rock had stuck out from a granite wall since the park first opened in 1922. It fell on 18 October,…

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In 2020, an Alabama lawyer closed her practice, sold her home and moved to care for her sick parents after they offered a share of their condo; six years later, the state’s top court upheld the cancellation of her deed

In 2020, an Alabama lawyer closed her practice, sold her home and moved to care for her sick parents after they offered a share of their condo; six years later, the state’s top court upheld the cancellation of her deed

An Alabama lawyer who left her legal career to care for her sick parents has lost her claim to part ownership of their coastal condominium. The Alabama Supreme Court upheld a decision cancelling the deed that had given her a share of the property. The court upheld a lower court ruling that voided the property…

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In 2012, 19-year-old North Carolina student Faith Hedgepeth was found murdered in her apartment; 14 years later, DNA evidence helped convict a man, who received life in prison without parole | World News

In 2012, 19-year-old North Carolina student Faith Hedgepeth was found murdered in her apartment; 14 years later, DNA evidence helped convict a man, who received life in prison without parole | World News

In 2012, 19-year-old North Carolina student Faith Hedgepeth was found murdered in her apartment; 14 years later, DNA evidence helped convict a man, who received life in prison without parole/Image: AP A man has been sentenced to life in prison without parole for the 2012 murder of University of North Carolina student Faith Hedgepeth, ending…

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‘I am here. With you’: Maria Corina Machado returns to Venezuela from exile

‘I am here. With you’: Maria Corina Machado returns to Venezuela from exile

Venezuelan opposition leader and 2025 Nobel Peace Prize laureate María Corina Machado has returned to the South American country after nearly a year abroad, former opposition presidential candidate Edmundo González announced on Sunday.“Venezuela! I am thrilled to announce to you that our leader, my dear Maria Corina, is on Venezuelan soil. Today is a very…

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Arctic ice had been expanding for at least 1,000 years before reaching its greatest extent around 1960; researchers say greenhouse warming then reversed a natural slide toward another ice age

Arctic ice had been expanding for at least 1,000 years before reaching its greatest extent around 1960; researchers say greenhouse warming then reversed a natural slide toward another ice age

Reducing ice cap due to global warming. A new study suggests that the Arctic was already moving towards another glaciation nearly 2,000 years ago, before rising greenhouse gas emissions reversed the trend. Researchers found that the Barnes Ice Cap in Canada’s Arctic began expanding again around that time, reaching its greatest extent in this advance…

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After decades of abandonment, 48 acres once home to Ohio’s SeaWorld and Six Flags parks are set to reopen on October 25, with a restored pier and historic gatehouses marking the first phase of Aurora Park

After decades of abandonment, 48 acres once home to Ohio’s SeaWorld and Six Flags parks are set to reopen on October 25, with a restored pier and historic gatehouses marking the first phase of Aurora Park

AuruAurorara Park development Project (Source – The city of Aurora official website) After years of lying abandoned, a 48-acre site in Ohio that was once home to SeaWorld and Six Flags amusement parks is opening to the public again, but this time as a recreation space rather than an entertainment destination filled with rides and…

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In 1961, a Joan Eardley painting left a Scottish gallery and vanished into private hands; 64 years later, it surfaced in an English charity shop, before selling for £29,500 in 2026 to fund medical research

In 1961, a Joan Eardley painting left a Scottish gallery and vanished into private hands; 64 years later, it surfaced in an English charity shop, before selling for £29,500 in 2026 to fund medical research

Article Source: The Scottish Gallery A landscape painting by Scottish artist Joan Eardley, which disappeared into private ownership after leaving a Scottish gallery in 1961, has been found in an English charity shop. The painting later sold for £29,500, with all the money going towards medical research in the UK. The oil painting, titled Summer…

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In 1834, a historic Métis family home was built beside Georgian Bay in Canada; 192 years later, its owner transferred it for just  and the 75,000-pound house was moved across the water for a planned museum

In 1834, a historic Métis family home was built beside Georgian Bay in Canada; 192 years later, its owner transferred it for just $2 and the 75,000-pound house was moved across the water for a planned museum

An 1834 Métis home built near the Canadian shoreline is beginning a new chapter after being moved across Georgian Bay. Its private owner sold the historic building for just $2 to help create a heritage museum. Known as the Labatte House, the building weighs about 75,000 pounds. It was placed on a special barge at…

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