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A Vermont forester bought 175 acres of degraded woodland in 2017; after nine years of restoring habitats, the land now features a wildlife pond, rich vegetation and an orchard of more than 100 fruit trees | World News

Vermont forester Ethan Tapper bought 175 acres of degraded woodland in Bolton, Vermont, in 2017 and began restoring its ecosystem. The property, which he named Bear Island, had been affected by decades of logging, invasive plant growth and soil erosion. Over the following years, Tapper selectively cut trees, removed invasive vegetation, planted acorns and repaired…

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In 1966, a New York art teacher paid under $100 for a thrift-store painting and kept it for nearly 60 years; after her son investigated its faded signature, experts identified it as an F.C.B. Cadell work that sold for £189,200

A painting bought for less than $100 at a thrift store in White Plains, New York, in 1966 has been sold for £189,200 at auction after experts identified it as a work by Scottish artist Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell. According to Edinburgh auction house Lyon & Turnbull, the painting, titled ‘Interior: The Lady in Black’,…

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Northwestern scientists studying proteins linked to Alzheimer’s found a single spot that helps harmful tau clumps spread; blocking that hotspot with a chemical tag stopped the clumps from growing in lab tests

Northwestern scientists studying proteins linked to Alzheimer’s found a single spot that helps harmful tau clumps spread; blocking that hotspot with a chemical tag stopped the clumps from growing in lab tests

Northwestern scientists found a hydrophobic tau protein hotspot where water molecules help trigger interactions that drive harmful clump formation. Buried deep in the brain, a protein that normally helps sustain nerve cells can be a source of trouble. When tau proteins change from their normal shape, they can start to cling together, creating tangled structures…

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In 1998, Michael Jordan wore a red Bulls jersey during Game 2 of his final NBA championship series; after entering a private collection in 2003, it has sold to a Miami property investor for a record  million

In 1998, Michael Jordan wore a red Bulls jersey during Game 2 of his final NBA championship series; after entering a private collection in 2003, it has sold to a Miami property investor for a record $14 million

FILE – Chicago Bulls’ Michael Jordan pulls the ball out of reach of Utah Jazz guard Jeff Hornacek during third quarter action in Game 2 of the NBA Finals in Salt Lake City, June 5, 1998. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill, file) A red Chicago Bulls jersey worn by Michael Jordan during Game 2 of the…

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US midterms 2026: Trump to campaign in Arizona, Montana after Alaska rally | World News

US midterms 2026: Trump to campaign in Arizona, Montana after Alaska rally | World News

US President Donald Trump/Image: Reuters US President Donald Trump is scheduled to hold campaign rallies in Arizona and Montana on Wednesday as Republicans face competitive races ahead of the November 3 midterm elections. The visits follow his rally in Alaska on Tuesday.In Arizona, Trump is backing Republican Representative Andy Biggs in his contest against Democratic…

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In 1991, Steve Harvey was homeless, sleeping in his car with just ; after his Apollo breakthrough, his foundation went on to award more than 0,000 in scholarships and build mentoring programs for underserved youth

In 1991, Steve Harvey was homeless, sleeping in his car with just $35; after his Apollo breakthrough, his foundation went on to award more than $700,000 in scholarships and build mentoring programs for underserved youth

In 1991, Steve Harvey was living in his Ford Tempo with just $35 in his pocket. Years later, an unexpected invitation to perform on New York’s famous Showtime at the Apollo helped change his career. Today, the television host and comedian supports young people through charitable work, with his foundation awarding more than $700,000 in…

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A man fell 30 feet into a freezing well, broke his back and foot; months later, he tracked down the firefighter who saved him | World News

A man fell 30 feet into a freezing well, broke his back and foot; months later, he tracked down the firefighter who saved him | World News

A freak accident left Jonno Stubbs, 61, trapped in a well at his property in Cheadle, Staffordshire, in February 2026. The fall left him with a broken back and foot, and he spent three weeks in hospital. During the rescue, firefighter Jack Gaskell, of Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service’s specialist Technical Rescue Unit, was lowered…

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In 2015, Tyler Perry acquired 330 acres of Atlanta’s former Fort McPherson Army base; 11 years later, the site has 12 sound stages, 40 historic buildings and 200 acres of green space

In 2015, Tyler Perry acquired 330 acres of Atlanta’s former Fort McPherson Army base; 11 years later, the site has 12 sound stages, 40 historic buildings and 200 acres of green space

In 2015, media mogul Tyler Perry bought 330 acres of Atlanta’s former Fort McPherson Army base for $30 million. Eleven years later, the large site has become one of North America’s biggest production facilities. It has 12 purpose-built sound stages, 40 historic buildings protected under national heritage rules, and 200 acres of open green space….

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Sydney WFH trader fired after work laptop exposes his Singapore getaway, wins unfair dismissal case

Sydney WFH trader fired after work laptop exposes his Singapore getaway, wins unfair dismissal case

Australia’s work-from-home employees fired after he was found working from Singapore. A Sydney-based currency trader was fired after his employer discovered that he was working from a hotel in Singapore while claiming to be working from home in Australia. Although a workplace tribunal found that Charles Graham had deliberately concealed his location and that the…

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Former Morgan Stanley CEO John Mack paid .5 million for a Manhattan carriage house in 2009; after renovating the 16,000-sq-ft Upper East Side mansion, it is now listed for  million

Former Morgan Stanley CEO John Mack paid $13.5 million for a Manhattan carriage house in 2009; after renovating the 16,000-sq-ft Upper East Side mansion, it is now listed for $80 million

Pic credit: City Realty/ The Agency Former Morgan Stanley CEO John Mack and his wife, Christy, have listed their palatial home at 165 East 70th Street, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal. The historic neo-Italian Renaissance carriage house, built in 1910 and later transformed into a spectacular residence by the couple, is…

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