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Meet Sophia Parekh, 12, from Westfield, New Jersey, who started giving away books at age 7 and has now distributed more than 8,000 free books to children and classrooms across the US

Meet Sophia Parekh, 12, from Westfield, New Jersey, who started giving away books at age 7 and has now distributed more than 8,000 free books to children and classrooms across the US

Sophia tries to find out what each child enjoys reading. (Facebook/Sophia’s book stand) When Sophia Parekh was seven, she noticed that not every child had the same access to books. It was during the Covid pandemic, when many families were struggling financially, and buying books was not always possible. Sophia, who loved reading, decided to…

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Meta Pixel Tracking Lawsuit: US eyewear retailer accused of sharing customers’ prescription details and eye-exam activity with Meta as appeals court revives privacy lawsuit | World News

Meta Pixel Tracking Lawsuit: US eyewear retailer accused of sharing customers’ prescription details and eye-exam activity with Meta as appeals court revives privacy lawsuit | World News

Representative Image of the Eyemart Express website illustrating Meta Pixel tracking and customer interactions with prescription eyewear (AI-generated image) A US eyewear retailer faces a revived privacy lawsuit after a federal appeals court reversed the dismissal of claims that it shared customers’ health-related information with Meta. In Rand v. Eyemart Express, five Facebook users allege…

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A Georgia couple won a $37 million jury verdict after their three-year-old son died during hospital treatment, but a judge cut it to $2 million; an October 28 appeals ruling now raises the judgment to $3 million

A couple in Georgia, US, has secured a higher compensation judgment after an appeals court revisited a case involving the death of their three-year-old son during hospital treatment. In a ruling dated October 28, 2026, the Georgia Court of Appeals directed the trial court to enter a $3 million damages judgment against the Board of…

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In 2025, Indiana University opened a free AI course to its alumni network of 805,000 people; more than 114,000 learners had already enrolled | World News

In 2025, Indiana University opened a free AI course to its alumni network of 805,000 people; more than 114,000 learners had already enrolled | World News

Brian Williams, faculty chair of the Virtual Advanced Business Technologies department at IU’s Kelley School of Business, is the lead professor for GenAI 101. Image Credit: Indiana Public Media Indiana University has expanded access to its free generative artificial intelligence course after seeing strong interest from its students, employees and alumni. Initially developed to help…

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A Tennessee husband claimed the marital home was worth up to 0,000 during the divorce, but the court valued it at 0,400 and awarded 75% of its equity to his wife; an October 27 appeal upheld the division

A Tennessee husband claimed the marital home was worth up to $300,000 during the divorce, but the court valued it at $160,400 and awarded 75% of its equity to his wife; an October 27 appeal upheld the division

A Tennessee appeals court has upheld a trial court’s decision to value the marital home at $160,400 and award the wife 75% of its equity. In a ruling filed on October 27, 2026, the court rejected the husband’s challenge to the valuation and the division. The court found that the record supported the lower figure,…

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In 1884, two Renaissance plaques disappeared from public view after an auction; 142 years later, they were identified in an English family’s hallway and sold for more than £100,000 in October 2026

In 1884, two Renaissance plaques disappeared from public view after an auction; 142 years later, they were identified in an English family’s hallway and sold for more than £100,000 in October 2026

Two 16th-century Italian Renaissance maiolica plaques that disappeared into a private collection in 1884 have sold for £100,000 at auction. The artworks were recently found hanging in the hallway of an English family home. The ceramic pieces were made in 1536 by well-known Italian artist Francesco Xanto Avelli. They had been hanging unnoticed for decades…

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Red Baron Pizza makes viral dad Walt Z employee of the month after he stands up to influencer who was making a prank video; fundraiser nears 0k

Red Baron Pizza makes viral dad Walt Z employee of the month after he stands up to influencer who was making a prank video; fundraiser nears $500k

Red Baron Pizza announces that viral dad Walt Z has not been fired; he is the employee of the month. After Walt Z, a Michigan pizza store worker, went viral for standing up to the harassment of an influencer in the name of a prank video, social media users speculated that the video may cost…

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Boston Celtics owners donate over $200 million to children’s hospital after one billionaire couple’s $100 million pledge inspired others to match their gift; the money will fund mental health care, medical research and nursing training | World News

The ownership group of the Boston Celtics has joined forces to donate more than $200 million to Boston Children’s Hospital, marking the largest gift in the institution’s history. The record-breaking contribution follows an earlier $100 million pledge by billionaire philanthropists Rob and Karen Hale, which reportedly inspired fellow owners to match their commitment. Announced on…

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A two-bedroom home in Quebec was built with panels using plastic equivalent to about 200,000 discarded bottles; builders assembled its 1,078 sq ft structural shell in just three days using prefabricated parts

A two-bedroom home in Quebec was built with panels using plastic equivalent to about 200,000 discarded bottles; builders assembled its 1,078 sq ft structural shell in just three days using prefabricated parts

A two-bedroom home covering 1,078 sq ft in Saint-Rémi-d’Amherst, Quebec, has been built using structural panels made from the equivalent of about 200,000 recycled plastic bottles. The building shell was fully put together on-site in just three days. The project could offer a new way to build more affordable and sustainable homes across Canada. The…

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Arkansas officials took just 1.62 acres from a family trust’s land and initially valued the loss at 7,825; after an 11-year fight over road access, an appeals court upheld a  million jury award

Arkansas officials took just 1.62 acres from a family trust’s land and initially valued the loss at $417,825; after an 11-year fight over road access, an appeals court upheld a $3 million jury award

A dispute over a small strip of land in Conway, Arkansas, grew into a decade-long legal battle after a highway project restricted access to the remaining property. The Arkansas Court of Appeals has upheld a jury’s $3 million compensation award, rejecting the state’s arguments that the verdict was excessive and that evidence about replacement roads…

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