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Scientists tracked 356 Burmese pythons in Florida for 8 years and uncovered a surprising winter habit, with some invasive snakes climbing trees as high as 7 metres above the ground |

Scientists tracked 356 Burmese pythons in Florida for 8 years and uncovered a surprising winter habit, with some invasive snakes climbing trees as high as 7 metres above the ground |

Florida’s invasive Burmese pythons are known for moving through wetlands and dense vegetation, but new research has revealed that some also spend time high above the ground. Scientists tracking 356 snakes in Big Cypress National Preserve over eight years recorded occasional tree-climbing behaviour, with one adult male reaching a height of seven metres. The findings…

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Ranjeev Puri makes history as first Indian-American elected Michigan House Speaker

Ranjeev Puri makes history as first Indian-American elected Michigan House Speaker

Indian-origin Michigan lawmaker Ranjeev Puri. Indian-American lawmaker Ranjeev Puri is set to take charge of the Michigan House of Representatives for the 2027-28 legislative term, becoming the first person of Indian origin to hold the position.Puri, a Democrat representing Canton, was elected Speaker by his party colleagues on Thursday as Democrats prepared to take control…

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Singapore man Lim Kah Kheng tricked more than 12,600 people into donating over 6,000 through a fake charity scheme; he was jailed for 46 months | World News

Singapore man Lim Kah Kheng tricked more than 12,600 people into donating over $106,000 through a fake charity scheme; he was jailed for 46 months | World News

A Singapore man was sentenced to 46 months after being convicted of cheating people through a donation scam. Lim Kah Kheng, 42, was convicted on 17 November 2025 on four counts of cheating under Section 420 of the Penal Code 1871. The scam involved counterfeit staff passes and fraudulent documents, which he used while presenting…

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A Georgia homeowner returned from a two-week trip to find an attic leak, but his insurer paid ,844 against a repair estimate exceeding 2,000; on November 4, an appeals court upheld the rejection of his lawsuit

A Georgia homeowner returned from a two-week trip to find an attic leak, but his insurer paid $13,844 against a repair estimate exceeding $112,000; on November 4, an appeals court upheld the rejection of his lawsuit

A Georgia appeals court rejected a homeowner’s $112,000 repair claim over an attic leak. (AI image) A Georgia homeowner who returned from a two-week trip to find an attic leak has lost his lawsuit against his insurer. Torry Hull demanded more than $112,000 for repairs after Safeco Insurance Company of Indiana paid him about $13,844….

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In 1583, a ship returning from Spain wrecked off Wales; 443 years later, scientists used CT scans to crack the four-letter code of its brass combination lock without damaging the centuries-old mechanism

In 1583, a ship returning from Spain wrecked off Wales; 443 years later, scientists used CT scans to crack the four-letter code of its brass combination lock without damaging the centuries-old mechanism

The brass lock remained shut since the Ann Francis sank off Wales in 1583 (Image Credit: Amgueddfa Cymru via Cardiff University) A ship returning from Spain was caught in a violent storm and wrecked off the coast of Wales in 1583. Among the objects recovered from the wreck was a brass combination lock that remained…

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A Florida couple disputed four reversed mortgage payments and stopped paying in 2017; an appeals court revived foreclosure proceedings despite the bank’s accounting errors

A Florida couple disputed four reversed mortgage payments and stopped paying in 2017; an appeals court revived foreclosure proceedings despite the bank’s accounting errors

Representative Image (AI-generated) A mortgage dispute can become complicated when a lender’s own accounting records leave borrowers questioning how much they owe. A Florida couple faced this situation after their bank reversed four mortgage payments made in 2015 without explaining why. Although they continued making monthly payments for nearly two more years, the lender eventually…

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‘Bomb on board’: How three minute warning changed Dublin to Rome Aer Lingus flight’s route

‘Bomb on board’: How three minute warning changed Dublin to Rome Aer Lingus flight’s route

An aircraft takes off at Leonardo da Vinci International Airport in Fiumicino, near Rome, Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026, after a flight from Dublin to Rome was diverted to France amid reports of bomb threats targeting multiple flights across Europe. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia) An Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Rome carrying more than 150 passengers…

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For decades, physicists assumed black holes can merge but cannot split; new calculations suggest a black hole spinning near its maximum speed might break in two, though nobody has ever observed it happening.

Image of a Massive Black hole (Canva) Black holes are mysteriously the most fascinating and dreadful part of the universe. Scientists have been trying to know how they work. Not until very recently did scientists even know what they looked like. It was only on April 10, 2019, that the first image of a black…

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After their father died in Saudi Arabia in 2009, a New York man alleged his mother and sister broke promises involving homes in Pennsylvania and Long Island; a November 5 court ruling has dismissed his lawsuit

A family dispute over inherited assets, property promises and two homes in the United States has ended with a New York court dismissing a man’s lawsuit against his mother and sister. According to a judgment published on the legal database Justia on November 5, 2026, the New York Appellate Division, First Department, in Ahmed v…

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