Former MIT scientist wins  million in sexual misconduct suit by younger female colleague, says predator tag damaged career while it was a consensual relationship

Former MIT scientist wins $6 million in sexual misconduct suit by younger female colleague, says predator tag damaged career while it was a consensual relationship

Former MIT scientist David Sabatini’s name cleared of sexual misconduct allegations, court asks accuser to pay him $6 million plus interest. A Boston court exonerated former MIT scientist David Sabatini, 58, of sexual misconduct allegations brought by former colleague Kristin Knouse and asked Knouse to pay Sabatini $6 million in damages. Sabatini lost his job…

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A 30-room home where Australian painter Frederick McCubbin lived is at the centre of an ownership fight after a caretaker spent 22 years there | World News

A 30-room home where Australian painter Frederick McCubbin lived is at the centre of an ownership fight after a caretaker spent 22 years there | World News

A historic 30-room house where Australian painter Frederick McCubbin created some of his best-known works is at the centre of a legal dispute over its ownership. It is known as Fontainebleau; the property stands in Mount Macedon in regional Victoria and was the only home McCubbin owned in the early 1900s.The two-storey house is now…

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Between 1723 and 1735, Qing artisans made a porcelain bowl painted with bats and peaches; after passing through a Paris dealer and spending 87 years at a Chicago museum, it sold for .048 million in New York

Between 1723 and 1735, Qing artisans made a porcelain bowl painted with bats and peaches; after passing through a Paris dealer and spending 87 years at a Chicago museum, it sold for $2.048 million in New York

A rare porcelain bowl made by skilled imperial craftsmen during China’s Qing dynasty in the early 18th century has sold for $2.048 million (£1.56 million) at a Christie’s auction in New York. The 14.3-centimetre bowl was made during the short reign of Emperor Yongzheng, which lasted from 1723 to 1735. In the early 20th century,…

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In 1867, San Francisco minted a  gold coin that passed down through a family; 159 years later, it was found inside a cigar box in a Texas closet and sold for ,600 after experts identified its rarity

In 1867, San Francisco minted a $5 gold coin that passed down through a family; 159 years later, it was found inside a cigar box in a Texas closet and sold for $97,600 after experts identified its rarity

An 1867 $5 gold coin made in San Francisco and forgotten inside a cigar box in a Texas closet has sold at auction for $97,600 (£74,800). The sale price was more than four times the coin’s previous record. The coin, officially known as an 1867-S Liberty Half Eagle, was found during an estate appraisal in…

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Indian-origin couple sentenced in UK for Covid PPE fraud; millions spent on luxuries

Indian-origin couple sentenced in UK for Covid PPE fraud; millions spent on luxuries

Both were found guilty in July but sentenced in October An Indian-origin businessman has been sentenced to eight years in prison in the UK for defrauding companies through fake personal protective equipment (PPE) supply deals during the Covid-19 pandemic and using the money to fund a lavish lifestyle, including luxury cars, expensive watches and home…

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Italian banker was ‘dropped to his death by mistake’ when thugs dangled him out of his office window ‘only to threaten’

Italian banker was ‘dropped to his death by mistake’ when thugs dangled him out of his office window ‘only to threaten’

Italian banker accidentally dropped to death when thugs were dangling him out of his office window. (AI image) David Rossi, the communications director of the Italian bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena, died in 2013. It was believed till date that he committed suicide, as his body was found beneath an open window of the…

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In 2020, a Georgia woman transferred her interest in a home to her stepson despite concerns about her memory; a jury later rescinded the deed and awarded ,600 in damages, and an October 19 appeals court upheld the verdict

In 2020, a Georgia woman transferred her interest in a home to her stepson despite concerns about her memory; a jury later rescinded the deed and awarded $57,600 in damages, and an October 19 appeals court upheld the verdict

Representative Image (AI-generated) A family home became the centre of a fraud dispute after a Georgia woman transferred her property interest to her stepson while reportedly experiencing memory loss. Years later, the courts were asked to determine whether the transfer could stand and whether the jury’s decision should be overturned. On October 19, 2026, the…

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In 1979, Keith Haring painted a mural directly on a New York loft’s walls and ceiling before it vanished behind drywall; its owner later restored the 8,000-square-foot home, now listed for  million

In 1979, Keith Haring painted a mural directly on a New York loft’s walls and ceiling before it vanished behind drywall; its owner later restored the 8,000-square-foot home, now listed for $25 million

The Keith Haring Foundation authenticated the unsigned mural, offering a rare glimpse into the artist’s early years. Somewhere behind the walls of a New York loft, an artwork by Keith Haring spent decades out of sight, protected by an unlikely layer of drywall. Painted long before the artist became an international name, the mural survived…

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A Florida couple missed 66 mortgage payments on their Naples property; the husband later agreed to deposit ,000 monthly during an appeal, but an October 19 federal ruling rejected his lawsuit against the bank

A Florida couple missed 66 mortgage payments on their Naples property; the husband later agreed to deposit $5,000 monthly during an appeal, but an October 19 federal ruling rejected his lawsuit against the bank

The judges upheld the lawsuit’s dismissal, preventing Myers from bringing the same claims again in that case. (AI image) A Florida couple who missed 66 monthly mortgage payments on their Naples property have been involved in a legal dispute with their bank for nearly 17 years. During the dispute, the husband, Gregory Brian Myers, agreed…

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