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A Utah family owned its farm for at least 70 years beside a fence in place since 1965; a neighbour’s 2021 survey challenged the boundary, but a November 5 appeals ruling let the family keep the disputed strip of land

Decades of farming and a boundary fence that has stood since 1965 have helped a Utah family keep its legal rights to a disputed piece of farmland. A state appeals court has ruled in the family’s favour after a neighbouring landowner challenged the property boundary. The Utah Court of Appeals issued its decision on 5…

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Alice Huang boasted about Nvidia AI chip access to investors, told them Alibaba would be a client for the project

Alice Huang boasted to her investors that she would have no problem accessing Nvidia’s AI chip for her upcoming project. Alice Huang, the alleged Chinese spy linked to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, pitched a multimillion-dollar artificial intelligence infrastructure project to investors, claiming she could secure the US company’s advanced chips and citing Chinese technology giant…

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JD Vance says a lot of infighting, reshuffling going on, people asking if No 2 has what it takes to lead. Then he clarifies he is talking about Ohio State Buckeyes

JD Vance made some comments about infighting and reshuffling but added that he was speaking about Ohio State Buckeyes. Vice President JD Vance prepared an enticing speech after the party’s midterm loss and after his elaborate explanation on social media blaming the Iran war for the defeat, and especially after it was widely reported that…

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An Ohio truck driver who lives near a proposed $5 billion Amazon data center has helped advance a township-wide ban on such facilities; a November 10 hearing could become the project’s next major obstacle

A local truck driver who lives half a mile from a proposed $5 billion Amazon data center in Butler County, Ohio, has led a community campaign that could stop the technology giant’s major expansion. Barry Blankenship, a resident of St. Clair Township and a key organizer with the Woodsdale and Trenton Environmental Resistance group, has…

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19 runners hospitalized after ‘unusual symptoms’ at California half-marathon; heat exhaustion might be a reason as Santa Barbara temperatures reached 86 degreeFahrenheit

Mysterious illness affects 19 participants of Santa Barbara Half Marathon. At least 19 runners were hospitalized after experiencing unusual symptoms following the Santa Barbara Half Marathon in California, prompting a police investigation into what caused the participants to fall ill.The race took place on Sunday, November 8, with around 7,500 people participating in the 13.1-mile…

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An Arizona divorce decree listed a $200,000 family loan as just $100,000; after her lawyer missed the deadline to correct it, the woman sued, but a November 6 appeals court rejected her malpractice claim

A woman who lost the chance to correct an error in her divorce judgment because her lawyer missed a court deadline cannot receive compensation from the attorney, an Arizona appeals court has ruled. The decision, issued on 6 November 2026 by Division One of the Arizona Court of Appeals, upheld a lower court’s summary judgment…

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Michael Jackson’s iconic stage glove sells for €113,737 at French auction, while a black sequinned jacket fetches €75,825 as nearly 50 rare costumes, autographs and personal belongings go under the hammer | World News

Michael Jackson’s iconic stage gloves, sequinned jackets and personal belongings have found new owners after going under the hammer at a French auction, with one glove selling for an impressive €113,737. The June 3 sale, organised by French auction house Aguttes in Neuilly-sur-Seine, brought around 50 objects associated with the late King of Pop to…

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A Nantucket waterfront home held by the same family since 1972 has sold for $42.5 million, setting a new island record and generating $850,000 for a local land bank through the property’s transfer fee

A historic waterfront estate overlooking Nantucket Harbour has changed hands for $42.5 million, setting a new record for the island’s residential property market. The sale of the property at 57 Hulbert Avenue surpasses the previous island record of $42 million, paid by Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy for his Monomoy property in 2023. According to…

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In 2009, Matt Damon co-founded Water.org; by October 2026, its partnership with Ripple had reached more than 1 million people with water or sanitation financing in Latin America and cut transaction fees by up to 66%

Matt Damon Photo credit: REUTERS/Caitlin Ochs In 2009, Matt Damon co-founded Water.org with Gary White to tackle the global water crisis through practical, market-driven solutions. By October 2026, the organisation’s partnership with Ripple had helped reach more than 1 million people with access to safe water or sanitation financing across Latin America, while cutting transaction…

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‘Five euros is one kilo of tomatoes’: Unions dismiss France’s 24-euro minimum wage increase

File photo: France’s Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu addresses the media during a press conference at the end of a social conference with trade unions and employers’ organizations focused on purchasing power and wages French prime minister Sebastien Lecornu on Monday announced a modest increase in the minimum wage from December 1 in response to mounting…

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