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An Idaho couple who have farmed beside a barbed-wire fence since 1979 fought the state over 5.95 acres, and an October 27 Supreme Court ruling reversed the state’s title victory and reopened their ownership claim

An Idaho couple who have farmed beside a barbed-wire fence since 1979 fought the state over 5.95 acres, and an October 27 Supreme Court ruling reversed the state’s title victory and reopened their ownership claim

Greg and Leah Sempel claim they used the disputed land for decades before Idaho acquired it in 1996. (AI image) An Idaho couple who have farmed in Benewah County since 1979 have won another chance to claim 5.95 acres of disputed land after the state Supreme Court overturned an earlier ruling in Idaho’s favour on…

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Brittany Mahomes helped raise over 0,000 for food allergy charity in 2023, now a project she launched with Patrick has its first approved Kansas City restaurant, with trained staff and strict kitchen rules

Brittany Mahomes helped raise over $200,000 for food allergy charity in 2023, now a project she launched with Patrick has its first approved Kansas City restaurant, with trained staff and strict kitchen rules

Patrick Mahomes and Brittany Mahomes (Instagram) Brittany Mahomes has spent years turning her family’s personal experience with food allergies into practical support for other families, and that work is now producing a visible change in Kansas City restaurants. In 2023, she helped launch a GivingTuesday fundraising match campaign with FARE, the Food Allergy Research and…

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Scientists examining 3,000-year-old bronze masks and ritual treasures in China found silk traces on 101 objects, with microscopic fibres and red pigment revealing how ancient people wrapped and coloured sacred offerings

Scientists examining 3,000-year-old bronze masks and ritual treasures in China found silk traces on 101 objects, with microscopic fibres and red pigment revealing how ancient people wrapped and coloured sacred offerings

Textile residues adhering to artefacts excavated at Sanxingdui (Photos: Antiquity) Scientists examining 3,000-year-old objects recovered from the Sanxingdui archaeological site in China’s Sichuan Province have found traces of silk on 101 artefacts, including bronze masks, gold, jade and ivory objects. According to a study published in the journal Antiquity on Sunday, researchers used microscopic and…

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At 34, Margo Fairchild built a 240-square-foot home in Virginia with her own hands; the project later helped her land a role on HGTV |

At 34, Margo Fairchild built a 240-square-foot home in Virginia with her own hands; the project later helped her land a role on HGTV |

At 34, Margo Fairchild turned a small DIY project into a home of her own, building a 240-square-foot property in Caroline County, Virginia, largely with her own hands. What began with making a spice rack eventually grew into a construction project that took 15 months to complete and involved everything from insulation and electrical work…

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University of Georgia secures  million NOAA grant to plan restoration of 326 acres of salt marsh across four states using dredged sediment | World News

University of Georgia secures $8 million NOAA grant to plan restoration of 326 acres of salt marsh across four states using dredged sediment | World News

PC: Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA The University of Georgia has received an $8 million grant from NOAA Fisheries to lead a three-year initiative to restore salt marsh habitat along the South Atlantic coast. The project will cover areas from North Carolina to Florida and will assess whether dredged sediment can help restore marshes threatened by rising…

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Researchers tested honey and propolis from Australia’s native stingless bees against 16 bacterial and fungal pathogens; the honey stopped every bacterium tested, including two hard-to-treat hospital pathogens, suggesting it could help combat antimicrobial resistance

Researchers tested honey and propolis from Australia’s native stingless bees against 16 bacterial and fungal pathogens; the honey stopped every bacterium tested, including two hard-to-treat hospital pathogens, suggesting it could help combat antimicrobial resistance

For generations, Australia’s tiny native stingless honey bees have been part of Indigenous medicine. Scientists now believe they may hold clues to tackling one of modern medicine’s biggest challenges: antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Researchers at the University of Sydney examined the potential medicinal benefits of honey and propolis (a mixture of plant resin and beeswax that bees…

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Israel election results: Neither Netanyahu nor opposition wins majority; what happens next?

Israel election results: Neither Netanyahu nor opposition wins majority; what happens next?

What next for Israel after Netanyahu’s poll setback? Israel is facing weeks, and possibly months, of political uncertainty after the final election results showed that neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu‘s bloc nor the opposition secured the 61 seats needed to form a government.The results have left the country with a hung parliament, with Arab-led parties…

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She collected salary for 16 years without teaching: German teacher who allegedly went scuba diving while on sick leave now faces fraud charges over €248,000

She collected salary for 16 years without teaching: German teacher who allegedly went scuba diving while on sick leave now faces fraud charges over €248,000

A 62-year-old German teacher who reportedly remained on paid sick leave for 16 years without returning to the classroom has been charged with fraud and forgery, in a case that has raised questions about oversight of long-term sick leave among civil servants. According to German public broadcaster Tagesschau, citing the Duisburg public prosecutor’s office, the…

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