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In 2014, Rory McIlroy committed £1 million to help establish Daisy Lodge, a support centre for children with cancer; by its 10th anniversary, the centre had provided more than 4,000 breaks to families.

In 2014, Rory McIlroy committed £1 million to help establish Daisy Lodge, a support centre for children with cancer; by its 10th anniversary, the centre had provided more than 4,000 breaks to families.

Rory McIlroy loves to win. The Northern Irish golfer has four major titles, and he has never pretended otherwise. But his idea of winning goes beyond the golf course. For McIlroy, success also means making a difference in the lives of others. That’s exactly why he donated £1 million to help establish Daisy Lodge, a…

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Titanic’s owners received  million within 30 days of the sinking; 114 years later, original insurance document resurfaces and could fetch ,000 at auction

Titanic’s owners received $5 million within 30 days of the sinking; 114 years later, original insurance document resurfaces and could fetch $67,000 at auction

More than a century after the Titanic sank in the North Atlantic, an unusual piece of paperwork connected to the doomed liner’s final voyage has resurfaced. An original insurance document linked to the ship’s $5 million total-loss cover, arranged just weeks before the disaster, is set to go under the hammer in Britain, with an…

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Two Michigan neighbours agreed to split the cost of removing trees that threatened a barn, but the work never happened; after a ,000 dispute, an appeals court ruled the homeowner could not sue over the same trees

Two Michigan neighbours agreed to split the cost of removing trees that threatened a barn, but the work never happened; after a $2,000 dispute, an appeals court ruled the homeowner could not sue over the same trees

Hagopian went to court after the trees were not removed and his money was not returned. (AI image) A disagreement between two neighbours in Michigan over trees that threatened a barn has ended with an appeals court ruling against the homeowner who wanted them removed. Seth Merle and Richard Hagopian had agreed to pay $2,000…

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An Iowa landlord lost 0,000 in what he described as a Ponzi scheme as his marriage fell apart; a court upheld a 1,446 divorce payment despite his claim that much of the property belonged to him before marriage

An Iowa landlord lost $700,000 in what he described as a Ponzi scheme as his marriage fell apart; a court upheld a $351,446 divorce payment despite his claim that much of the property belonged to him before marriage

An Iowa landlord who said he lost roughly $700,000 in what he described as a Ponzi scheme has failed to overturn a $351,446 divorce payment to his former wife. The Iowa Court of Appeals upheld the award, rejecting his argument that much of the property at issue had been his before the marriage and should…

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‘We are doing what the government won’t’: Greenpeace dumps nine giant boulders signed by celebrities including Benedict Cumberbatch and Simon Pegg into the North Sea to create a 45-square-mile underwater barrier against industrial fishing

The Southern North Sea Marine Protected Area (MPA), designated to safeguard marine wildlife, has recorded the highest level of bottom-trawling activity among the UK’s offshore protected sites. Now, in an unusual attempt to protect its marine biodiversity, Greenpeace activists have dropped nine giant limestone boulders onto the seabed, creating what the organisation describes as an…

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From classroom to billion-dollar fortune: How Chinese siblings struck gold in the stock market

From classroom to billion-dollar fortune: How Chinese siblings struck gold in the stock market

How Chinese siblings struck gold in the stock market A stock market debut has delivered a billion-dollar glow-up for a former elementary school teacher and his sister in China, turning them into billionaires after shares of their adhesive products company skyrocketed nearly eightfold on their first day of trading.Michael Mai, 62, who once taught at…

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Canadian woman Seema David began feeding people in need from shared kitchens in Toronto in 2013; she later built 5N2 into a food charity with its own indoor farms | World News

Canadian woman Seema David began feeding people in need from shared kitchens in Toronto in 2013; she later built 5N2 into a food charity with its own indoor farms | World News

PC: University of Toronto Scarborough A Canadian woman who began preparing meals in shared community and church kitchens in 2013 has built a community food initiative into an organisation that supports people in need through meal distribution, food rescue and urban farming. Seema David started the project with limited financial resources and help from volunteers…

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A Scottish wildlife rescuer saved a starving badger cub trapped in a cattle trough, but officials denied his request to keep her; now he is fighting to retain the animal he says cannot survive in the wild

A Scottish wildlife rescuer saved a starving badger cub trapped in a cattle trough, but officials denied his request to keep her; now he is fighting to retain the animal he says cannot survive in the wild

Rescued from a cattle trough in April, Harriet was nursed back to health by ecologist Graeme Wilson. A chance encounter with a helpless animal has turned into a complicated battle over wildlife protection, rehabilitation and the limits of human intervention. When Scottish ecologist Graeme Wilson rescued a starving badger cub from a cattle trough, he…

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