An Ohio couple with no engineering background spent three weeks and 0 building a 12-foot-high backyard roller coaster for their two children; a video of the homemade 12-second ride later went viral

An Ohio couple with no engineering background spent three weeks and $700 building a 12-foot-high backyard roller coaster for their two children; a video of the homemade 12-second ride later went viral

Some become parents by choice, and such parents give their children the best lives possible. How else would you describe an Ohio couple who built a roller coaster in their backyard for their kids?Jon and Natasha Cain of Lancaster, Ohio, spent a few weekends and $700 on something their kids would remember for years: a…

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‘We want them out’: Mamdani demands ICE leave NYC after agent shoots man whose 5-year-old was in car

‘We want them out’: Mamdani demands ICE leave NYC after agent shoots man whose 5-year-old was in car

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has demanded that US President Donald Trump end Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations in the city after a federal immigration agent shot and injured a man in the Bronx while his five-year-old child was inside the car.“I am angry tonight. Because today ICE…

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Free Soul: A UK founder and his mother burned through £15,000 developing a vegan supplement, then fitted kitchens to fund their first stock; Free Soul now turns over £55 million a year and employs 50

Free Soul: A UK founder and his mother burned through £15,000 developing a vegan supplement, then fitted kitchens to fund their first stock; Free Soul now turns over £55 million a year and employs 50

Arjun Sofat, a former analyst at an investment bank, started the company with his mother, Rohini Sofat, in 2017 A mother and son in the UK who ran out of their £15,000 savings while developing a vegan protein supplement started fitting kitchens and installing cupboards to raise money for their first stock. What began as…

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‘When Amazon hired me on H-1B…’: Indian university co-founder wishes good luck to US without ‘indentured servants’

‘When Amazon hired me on H-1B…’: Indian university co-founder wishes good luck to US without ‘indentured servants’

JD Vance’s use of the words ‘indentured servants’, describing foreign tech workers in the US triggered strong reactions. Amid overall outrage against Vice President JD Vance’s “indentured servants” comment, Indian entrepreneur Shobhit Mathur, co-founder and vice chancellor of a private university in India, recalled his employment with Amazon in the US and said how such…

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Jeff Bridges felt guilty after learning the scale of global hunger in the 1980s; he joined Hollywood stars to raise 6,000 through an anti-hunger television special | World News

Jeff Bridges felt guilty after learning the scale of global hunger in the 1980s; he joined Hollywood stars to raise $176,000 through an anti-hunger television special | World News

PC: WIkipedia/ Image AI generated In January 1985, as critics debated whether Starman would make Jeff Bridges a star, the 35-year-old actor gave a breakfast interview to the Los Angeles Times to discuss world hunger. In the interview with the Los Angeles Times, He told reporter Deborah Caulfield that learning how many people die of…

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A glass-wrapped Connecticut waterfront home with views of Long Island Sound went to auction with bidding starting at .1 million; the lighthouse-inspired house sits directly on the shoreline

A glass-wrapped Connecticut waterfront home with views of Long Island Sound went to auction with bidding starting at $2.1 million; the lighthouse-inspired house sits directly on the shoreline

The contemporary residence has been designed to make the surrounding water visible from nearly every room A waterfront home in Connecticut, US featuring glass walls, a lighthouse-inspired design and views of Long Island Sound, has been put up for online auction with bidding starting at $2.1 million. The property, located at 60 Island View Avenue…

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Zak Bagans paid $4.55 million for a 16,936-sq-ft Las Vegas home hidden 26 feet underground; once listed at $18 million, the Cold War-era bunker near the Strip will now become a public museum

For Bagans, whose career revolves around exploring the paranormal and preserving objects associated with unexplained phenomena, the property offers an opportunity to create another distinctive museum experience. Beneath the neon-lit spectacle of the Las Vegas Strip lies a world that seems to belong to another era, where painted skies replace the real thing and landscaped…

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Denise Richards became a Hollywood face for shelter dogs, introducing rescued animals through Best Friends’ adoption campaign | World News

Denise Richards became a Hollywood face for shelter dogs, introducing rescued animals through Best Friends’ adoption campaign | World News

Actress Denise Richards used her Hollywood profile to promote shelter animal adoption through a monthly television segment launched in partnership with Best Friends Animal Society and Access Hollywood Live in February 2011. The initiative introduced viewers to rescued animals looking for permanent homes, beginning with Rascal, a tan Chihuahua rescued in the Los Angeles area….

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Farmers brought this bird to the Galapagos to control cattle ticks; after one El Nino, thousands of them appeared across the islands replacing native birds |

Farmers brought this bird to the Galapagos to control cattle ticks; after one El Nino, thousands of them appeared across the islands replacing native birds |

A group of three smooth-billed anis in Galapagos. Image Credit: Michael Dvorak/ Galapagos Conservation Trust The smooth-billed ani was brought to the Galapagos Islands in the 1960s in an attempt to tackle a cattle tick problem that had caused serious losses for local farmers. The black bird was known to feed on ticks in mainland…

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Kai Cenat’s charity reported  million in contributions in 2024; one year later, it held .6 million in net assets while planning a school for Nigerian children

Kai Cenat’s charity reported $1 million in contributions in 2024; one year later, it held $1.6 million in net assets while planning a school for Nigerian children

Kai Cenat (Image via Getty) Kai Cenat’s charitable work in Nigeria has moved from a highly publicised pledge to a project backed by a formal nonprofit and growing financial reserves. The Kai Cenat Foundation reported more than $1 million in contributions in its first reported year, according to its 2024 tax filing. A year later,…

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