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74-year-old Florida man charged with murder offers to plead guilty for a Philly cheesesteak, fries and Pepsi, saying he’ll accept life in prison; judge rejects his bizarre deal | World News

74-year-old Florida man charged with murder offers to plead guilty for a Philly cheesesteak, fries and Pepsi, saying he’ll accept life in prison; judge rejects his bizarre deal | World News

A 74-year-old Florida man facing a first-degree murder charge offered to plead guilty and accept a life sentence if a judge agreed to give him a Philly cheesesteak, fries and a Pepsi. Robert Kessler made the unusual proposal on October 26, 2026, during jury selection in his trial over the 2021 death of 47-year-old Stephanie…

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In 2019, a Montana rancher found a rare dinosaur skeleton on her land; seven years later, the 70%-complete Nanotyrannus sold for .3 million at a New York auction, far above its  million top estimate

In 2019, a Montana rancher found a rare dinosaur skeleton on her land; seven years later, the 70%-complete Nanotyrannus sold for $47.3 million at a New York auction, far above its $9 million top estimate

Rising fossil prices are raising concerns that wealthy collectors could take rare specimens away from scientific research. For decades, the Nanotyrannus occupied an uncertain place in the dinosaur world, caught between scientific classification and the shadow of its much more famous relative, Tyrannosaurus rex. Now, a remarkably preserved skeleton has given the disputed dinosaur a…

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Scientists spot rare tiny snakes in Malaysia that do not just slither but do cartwheels; they roll at 12 feet per second when they sense danger

Scientists spot rare tiny snakes in Malaysia that do not just slither but do cartwheels; they roll at 12 feet per second when they sense danger

Scientists have captured rare footage of tiny Southeast Asian snakes performing rapid cartwheels to escape danger, revealing an unusual form of movement that allows the reptiles to travel at speeds of up to 12 feet per second. The findings, published in Current Biology on October 19, 2026, were reported by Science News, Live Science and…

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Princess Diana’s secret love story: She wanted to marry a heart surgeon she trusted most, saying, ‘Everybody sells me out. He is the one person who will never sell me out’ | World News

Princess Diana’s secret love story: She wanted to marry a heart surgeon she trusted most, saying, ‘Everybody sells me out. He is the one person who will never sell me out’ | World News

Princess Diana reportedly wanted to marry Pakistani heart surgeon Hasnat Khan, with whom she had a relationship lasting nearly two years before her death in August 1997. Their romance remained largely private, away from the intense media attention surrounding the Princess of Wales. Diana believed Khan was different from the people who had disappointed her,…

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South African athlete Thomas van Tonder crosses 600 monkey bars suspended 216 metres above ground beneath Bloukrans Bridge, completes 280-metre crossing in 47 minutes in world-first stunt

South African athlete Thomas van Tonder crosses 600 monkey bars suspended 216 metres above ground beneath Bloukrans Bridge, completes 280-metre crossing in 47 minutes in world-first stunt

A South African obstacle course racing champion has completed a daring crossing beneath one of the country’s most famous bridges, gripping 600 suspended monkey bars 216 metres above the river below and traversing more than 280 metres in 47 minutes and 37 seconds. Thomas van Tonder completed the Red Bull Bridge Bars challenge beneath Bloukrans…

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Justin Jefferson’s charity bowling night raised over ,000 for cancer research; the Vikings star also surprised 7-year-old fan Claire Van Epps, who is undergoing treatment, with Super Bowl tickets | NFL News

Justin Jefferson’s charity bowling night raised over $45,000 for cancer research; the Vikings star also surprised 7-year-old fan Claire Van Epps, who is undergoing treatment, with Super Bowl tickets | NFL News

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson has raised more than $45,000 for cancer research through a charity bowling event, while giving a young fan undergoing treatment an experience she is unlikely to forget. The NFL star and his JJets Foundation hosted the inaugural “Strike Out Cancer” fundraiser for the American Cancer Society (ACS), bringing together…

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London homeowner ordered to repay £225,000 to Thames Water after High Court finds she claimed her flood-hit home was unsaleable despite selling it for £780,000 | World News

London homeowner ordered to repay £225,000 to Thames Water after High Court finds she claimed her flood-hit home was unsaleable despite selling it for £780,000 | World News

A London homeowner has been ordered to repay £225,000 to Thames Water after the High Court found that she pursued a compensation claim describing her flood-hit property as unsaleable even though she had already sold the property. Karen Imber’s home in Woodford Green, Essex, suffered sewage flooding in 2006, 2007 and 2014.According to International Comparative…

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A 1,600-year-old Roman cup turns green or ruby red depending on how light hits it; after years of experiments, Sheffield researchers have recreated the glass effect using tiny gold and silver particles

A 1,600-year-old Roman cup turns green or ruby red depending on how light hits it; after years of experiments, Sheffield researchers have recreated the glass effect using tiny gold and silver particles

Photo credit: The British Museum A drinking cup made around 1,600 years ago has a remarkable property: it can appear green when light falls on it and ruby red when light shines through it. Now, researchers at the University of Sheffield have recreated the unusual glass effect, offering a new understanding of the technique used…

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jeff bezos’ wife Lauren Sánchez Bezos-backed fund commits .8 million to 48 climate solutions that missed Earthshot Prize finals; funding supports projects ranging from carbon removal to wildlife protection | World News

jeff bezos’ wife Lauren Sánchez Bezos-backed fund commits $4.8 million to 48 climate solutions that missed Earthshot Prize finals; funding supports projects ranging from carbon removal to wildlife protection | World News

The Bezos Earth Fund, chaired by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, with Lauren Sanchez Bezos serving as vice chair, has committed $4.8 million over three years to support 48 climate and nature solutions nominated for the Earthshot Prize but not selected as finalists. Announced on February 4, 2026, the initiative is a collaboration between the Bezos…

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Scientists collected DNA from seawater at 316 sites across Japan and found 126 fish species farther north than previously recorded, revealing how warming seas may be reshaping where coastal wildlife can survive

Scientists collected DNA from seawater at 316 sites across Japan and found 126 fish species farther north than previously recorded, revealing how warming seas may be reshaping where coastal wildlife can survive

The waters surrounding Japan have been changing in ways that may not be immediately visible to the people who depend on them. But one day the oceans may not look like before and may not inhabit the same species we are familiar with. According to Phys.org, a nationwide study of marine environmental DNA (eDNA) in…

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