Colorado built a wildlife overpass across a busy highway; a new report says animal-vehicle collisions fell by 91% as elk, bears and frogs began using the crossing

Colorado built a wildlife overpass across a busy highway; a new report says animal-vehicle collisions fell by 91% as elk, bears and frogs began using the crossing

For wildlife, a busy highway can be more than an obstacle. It can separate feeding grounds, disrupt seasonal migrations and turn an ordinary journey into a deadly gamble. In Colorado, a new network of wildlife crossings is helping change that equation, with officials reporting a sharp decline in collisions along a heavily travelled stretch of…

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Kuwaiti H-1B doctor in Ohio poisoned girlfriend with abortion drug to terminate pregnancy, became US citizen lying on his Form N-400

Kuwaiti H-1B doctor in Ohio poisoned girlfriend with abortion drug to terminate pregnancy, became US citizen lying on his Form N-400

Kuwaiti doctor convicted of citizenship fraud in Ohio. A new naturalization fraud has surfaced in Ohio, where a former medical doctor lied on his citizenship form and became a US citizen, suppressing his past involvement in poisoning his pregnant girlfriend with an abortion drug. According to court documents, Alhallaq was born in Kuwait and entered…

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In 2018, Vanessa Hudgens bought a 1922 Los Angeles home from Gary Oldman for nearly  million; after restoring its kitchen and primary suite, she sold the historic estate to Ronan Farrow for .7 million in 2022

In 2018, Vanessa Hudgens bought a 1922 Los Angeles home from Gary Oldman for nearly $5 million; after restoring its kitchen and primary suite, she sold the historic estate to Ronan Farrow for $6.7 million in 2022

Photo credit: Cottage and gardens In 2018, actor Vanessa Hudgens bought a historic Los Angeles home previously owned by Gary Oldman for nearly $5 million. Built in 1922, the Georgian Colonial-style property had ivy-covered walls, mature trees and architectural details that reflected its old Hollywood history. Four years later, after renovating its kitchen and primary…

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DHS can’t knock on the doors and ask people about their immigration status, rules federal judge

DHS can’t knock on the doors and ask people about their immigration status, rules federal judge

Homeland Security officials making an arrest in Kansas City. A federal judge has now ruled that Department of Homeland Security officials can’t knock on people’s doors to ask about their immigration status and whether they have voted in the recent elections, as the action likely violated the Voting Rights Act. The department posted photos and…

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In 2017, bulldozers cleared Western Australian wetlands for a highway that was cancelled; nine years later, restoration has returned over 200,000 plants and recorded 97 animal species across 18 hectares

In 2017, bulldozers cleared Western Australian wetlands for a highway that was cancelled; nine years later, restoration has returned over 200,000 plants and recorded 97 animal species across 18 hectares

Nearly a decade after a controversial highway project damaged sensitive bushland in Western Australia, a long-running rehabilitation effort is showing encouraging signs of ecological recovery, although restoring the landscape to its former condition remains a distant goal. According to a report by ABC News journalist Lauren Smith, a recent survey of the former Roe 8…

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In 2019, an Ohio engineer bought 34 wooded acres and began building unusual vacation rentals; five years later, his three-property business reported more than $700,000 in yearly revenue and $350,000 in net profit

An Ohio engineer’s decision to trade a conventional career for an unconventional hospitality business has turned a wooded property in Hocking Hills into a lucrative vacation rental destination. Bryant Gingerich, who founded Dunlap Hollow with his wife, Amy, transformed an old cottage, a contemporary A-frame and a natural cave into distinctive holiday homes. According to…

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Amazon has lost 240 million acres of primary forest, about 15% of its original cover, a new study says; 32.2 million acres disappeared between 2022 and 2025, threatening vital rain-carrying pathways

Amazon has lost 240 million acres of primary forest, about 15% of its original cover, a new study says; 32.2 million acres disappeared between 2022 and 2025, threatening vital rain-carrying pathways

Imagine Texas and California pushed together into one patch of land. Now picture all of it cut down, burned or otherwise gone. That is roughly the amount of original primary forest the Amazon has lost, according to a new report from Amazon Conservation’s Monitoring of the Andes Amazon Program (MAAP). The latest analysis found that…

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In 2023, Olivia Wilde bought a four-bedroom Los Angeles home for .9 million; the 0.66-acre property sold in December 2025 for .23 million, about 0,000 below what she paid

In 2023, Olivia Wilde bought a four-bedroom Los Angeles home for $5.9 million; the 0.66-acre property sold in December 2025 for $5.23 million, about $670,000 below what she paid

Olivia Wilde has sold her sprawling Studio City home in Los Angeles for $5.23 million, according to a report by Realtor.com. The sale closed in December 2025 for about $670,000 less than she paid when she purchased the property in 2023. The sale came amid speculation about her romance with British art dealer Caspar Jopling….

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A North Dakota farmer enrolled 35 acres of erosion-prone land in a grassland programme; planting grass instead of crops is set to earn him 0 per acre, or ,250 every year for five years

A North Dakota farmer enrolled 35 acres of erosion-prone land in a grassland programme; planting grass instead of crops is set to earn him $150 per acre, or $5,250 every year for five years

A retired farmer in North Dakota is preparing to turn 35 acres of erosion-prone farmland into grassland, a move expected to earn him $5,250 annually for five years while helping restore the soil and create wildlife habitat. Brian Roach, who lives near Wheatland, is participating in the state Governor’s Legacy Soil Health and Habitat Program,…

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