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In 2018, an Indiana father set up a trust to keep his second wife in a retirement home costing ,000 a month; his children said it harmed their inheritance, but an October 14 court barred their lawsuit as too late

In 2018, an Indiana father set up a trust to keep his second wife in a retirement home costing $4,000 a month; his children said it harmed their inheritance, but an October 14 court barred their lawsuit as too late

An appeals court in Indiana has dismissed a legal malpractice lawsuit filed by two siblings against an estate planning lawyer. The court ruled that their challenge over their late father’s $3 million (£2.3 million) trust was filed after the legal deadline. In a decision issued on October 14, 2026, a three-judge panel of the Court…

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Meet Caden Chau, the 17-year-old Calgary student who started with a  second-hand 3D printer; his team has now built over 600 assistive devices, while its free designs have reached 400,000 people worldwide

Meet Caden Chau, the 17-year-old Calgary student who started with a $50 second-hand 3D printer; his team has now built over 600 assistive devices, while its free designs have reached 400,000 people worldwide

A Calgary teenager who started a youth-led project to improve accessibility with a second-hand 3D printer bought for $50 has been named one of Canada’s top young changemakers of 2026. Caden Chau, a 17-year-old high school student, founded MakeAble to create custom, affordable assistive devices for people with physical disabilities and neurodivergent conditions. Over the…

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2 years of protests, one crucial election: Serbia’s students challenge Vucic’s 14-year rule

2 years of protests, one crucial election: Serbia’s students challenge Vucic’s 14-year rule

People light flares as they greet students arriving from their 10-day bicycle journey, as part of Serbia’s student-led movement Serbia’s student-led anti-corruption movement, which emerged after a deadly railway station disaster in November 2024, is now mounting its biggest political challenge yet to populist leader Aleksandar Vucic, with an early parliamentary election on October 25…

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Meet Sasha Bogosian, the 18-year-old Los Angeles student who started painting jeans while recovering from leg surgery at 8; a decade later, her nonprofit has raised nearly 0,000 for children’s hospital art therapy

Meet Sasha Bogosian, the 18-year-old Los Angeles student who started painting jeans while recovering from leg surgery at 8; a decade later, her nonprofit has raised nearly $100,000 for children’s hospital art therapy

An 18-year-old student from Los Angeles who began painting denim while recovering from major bone surgery at the age of eight has raised nearly $100,000 for art programmes at children’s hospitals. Sasha Bogosian was born with cerebral palsy right hemiplegia, a neurological condition that affects movement and strength on the right side of her body….

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Vinod Khosla: Khosla ka Ghosla: Silicon Valley superstar is hiring chief of staff, expect no rest in the nest

Vinod Khosla: Khosla ka Ghosla: Silicon Valley superstar is hiring chief of staff, expect no rest in the nest

File photo: Vinod Khosla, the 71-year-old co-founder of Sun Microsystems and boss of Khosla Ventures TOI correspondent from Washington: Vinod Khosla has spent decades in Silicon Valley funding companies and entrepreneurs who overturn conventional wisdom, disrupt industries, and remake the future. His latest quest, for an aide who doesn’t need downtime, is rather more prosaic,…

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In 2013, Amanda Seyfried bought a 1930s farm in New York’s Catskills; she expanded the house, converted an old barn into a two-bedroom guesthouse and turned the property into a nonprofit animal rescue sanctuary

Amanda Seyfried may be known for her Hollywood roles, but her favourite place to unwind is far removed from red carpets and film sets. The actor bought a 1930s farm in New York’s Catskills region in 2013 and gradually transformed it into a home for her family and a refuge for rescued animals. In a…

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Princeton University’s PhD degree holder says he applied to 2300 jobs in two years, got no response; Father says he never thought in million years…

Princeton University’s PhD degree holder says he applied to 2300 jobs in two years, got no response; Father says he never thought in million years…

Jack Weis, a PhD degree holder from Princeton, found no jobs in last two years. 30-year-old Jack Weis has a Dr before his name but no job to sustain himself. A Princeton University PhD holder in chemical engineering, Weis applied to over 2300 jobs since graduating in 2024 but found no luck. His research is…

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In 2020, an Ohio couple moved into a friend’s home and spent ,000 on its kitchen; six years later, an appeals court rejected their 5,000 purchase claim and revived the owners’ eviction bid

In 2020, an Ohio couple moved into a friend’s home and spent $30,000 on its kitchen; six years later, an appeals court rejected their $215,000 purchase claim and revived the owners’ eviction bid

The Claxtons said they renovated the house believing it would become theirs. (Representational AI image) In 2020, an Ohio couple moved into a friend’s home and spent $30,000 on its kitchen; six years later, an appeals court rejected their $215,000 purchase claim and revived the owners’ eviction bidA couple in Ohio, who moved into a…

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US entrepreneur Morissa Schwartz used AI assistants to make her working day easier, but her to-do list grew to 156 tasks; she now caps it at 25 and says completing work matters more than planning it

US entrepreneur Morissa Schwartz used AI assistants to make her working day easier, but her to-do list grew to 156 tasks; she now caps it at 25 and says completing work matters more than planning it

Every few weeks, another AI assistant promises to take a task off your plate. The promises are tempting: it can draft the email, sort the inbox and plan the week. The question is no longer whether these tools can do the work. It’s whether they are lightening the load or quietly adding to it. Morissa…

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Tucson’s 17-storey luxury tower opened in 1963 before becoming public housing; 63 years later, residents move into renovated apartments as part of its 358-unit overhaul

Tucson’s 17-storey luxury tower opened in 1963 before becoming public housing; 63 years later, residents move into renovated apartments as part of its 358-unit overhaul

Pic credit: Servellon / Tucson Spotlight A landmark 17-storey building in Tucson, Arizona, is entering a new era, with residents beginning to move into renovated units as part of a major project to provide affordable housing for older adults.Tucson House, located at 1501 N. Oracle Road, welcomed 25 households into 24 newly renovated apartments on…

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