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In 2021, Shaquille O’Neal’s foundation helped turn a former Georgia middle school into a youth club with a .1 million renovation; within a year, the new centre had more than 400 registered children and teens

In 2021, Shaquille O’Neal’s foundation helped turn a former Georgia middle school into a youth club with a $1.1 million renovation; within a year, the new centre had more than 400 registered children and teens

Photo: Shaquille O’Neal Foundation/ Instagram In 2021, Shaquille O’Neal’s foundation helped transform a former Georgia middle school into a Boys and Girls Club designed to give local children and teenagers a safe place to learn, create and grow. The Shaquille O’Neal Boys and Girls Club of Henry County opened in August after a $1.1 million…

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North Dakota ranchers fought a gas company’s pipeline easement and won 3,375 in legal costs, only to lose the award on appeal; their dispute is now headed to the US Supreme Court on November 9

North Dakota ranchers fought a gas company’s pipeline easement and won $383,375 in legal costs, only to lose the award on appeal; their dispute is now headed to the US Supreme Court on November 9

North Dakota ranchers’ $383,375 legal fee dispute reaches US Supreme Court. (AI image) The US Supreme Court will hear a dispute on Monday over whether a private natural gas pipeline company must pay the legal expenses of landowners whose property it acquires through eminent domain.The case involves North Dakota rancher Leonard Hoffmann and his neighbours,…

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In 2009, Bob Dylan released his first-ever Christmas album that surprised his fans; the music legend donated all its royalties to charities feeding millions of people and pledged future earnings from the album to them in perpetuity | World News

When legendary singer-songwriter Bob Dylan announced his first-ever Christmas album in 2009, the release came with an unusual promise. Rather than keeping the royalties generated by the record, the musician decided to donate them to organisations working to fight hunger and homelessness across the world. Titled Christmas in the Heart, the album featured 15 traditional…

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After spending 27 years in prison, a woman inspired a North Carolina farm to build 7 tiny homes where formerly incarcerated women and gender-expansive people can practise living independently | World News

After spending 27 years in prison, a woman inspired a North Carolina farm to build 7 tiny homes where formerly incarcerated women and gender-expansive people can practise living independently | World News

A woman who spent 27 years in prison inspired a North Carolina farm to create seven tiny homes for formerly incarcerated women and gender-expansive people. In 2019, Deb, a former Benevolence Farm resident, proposed a place where people leaving the shared farmhouse could practise independent living alongside supportive neighbours.The organisation is building the homes on…

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Trump’s 250-foot triumphal arch in Washington halted by federal judge

Trump’s 250-foot triumphal arch in Washington halted by federal judge

A federal judge has placed a temporary hold on the construction of a proposed triumphal arch meant to celebrate American independence. A federal judge late Thursday temporarily halted the Trump administration’s plans to begin construction of president Donald Trump’s proposed triumphal arch in Washington, siding with Vietnam war veterans, the district of columbia and Virginia,…

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Anna Bissell took over her family’s carpet-sweeper business in 1889 after her husband’s death, becoming America’s first female CEO and leading the company for 42 years | World News

Anna Bissell took over her family’s carpet-sweeper business in 1889 after her husband’s death, becoming America’s first female CEO and leading the company for 42 years | World News

Anna Bissell took charge of the family business in 1889 and became the first female chief executive in the United States. The business had begun several years earlier, when Anna and Melville R. Bissell ran a crockery shop in Grand Rapids, Michigan. A problem with sawdust in the shop led Melville to invent an improved…

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For years, floods swallowed streets and threatened homes, then a Philippine fishing village used bamboo, oyster shells and coconut waste to make a natural coastal defence that has prevented flooding for two years

For years, floods swallowed streets and threatened homes, then a Philippine fishing village used bamboo, oyster shells and coconut waste to make a natural coastal defence that has prevented flooding for two years

For years, residents of Pamarawan, a small fishing village on the edge of Manila Bay in the Philippines, watched floodwaters enter their streets and threaten homes whenever strong monsoon winds or typhoons sent waves crashing towards the coast. Even a concrete breakwater, standing up to four metres high, was not enough to keep the water…

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