​Scientists studied over 1,500 ancient Peruvians across 3,000 years to understand how societies respond to climate disasters; despite human sacrifices following El Niño flooding, everyday violence was rare

Representative image generated using AI Scientists studied over 1,500 ancient Peruvians across 3,000 years to understand how societies respond to climate disasters; despite human sacrifices following El Niño flooding, everyday violence was rare.When drought, flooding or famine arrives, it is often expected to trigger chaos, as food becomes scarce and communities struggle to survive. History…

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In 2022, a rotten oak on a Florida property fell onto the house next door after tenants allegedly warned the owner about falling branches; a November 2026 appeals court has now revived the homeowner’s negligence claim

Tenants reportedly warned the owner about falling branches repeatedly, but no effective action was taken before disaster struck. A tree can give a property character, provide shade and become a defining feature of a neighborhood. But when years of decay have turned it into a potential hazard, ignoring the warning signs can have dire consequences….

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A Canadian woman bought a sofa for $25 at a thrift shop; four years later, while retrieving her dropped phone, she discovered a rare Rolex hidden in the cushions that went on to fetch $191,000 at auction

A Canadian woman bought a sofa for $25 at a thrift shop and never imagined it would become one of the most talked-about watch finds in recent memory. Four years later, while retrieving her dropped phone from between the cushions, she discovered a rare Rolex Paul Newman Daytona hidden inside, a watch that went on…

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce donated $26 million to 20 charities in 2026; their gifts supported food banks, children’s hospitals and education programmes across the US | World News

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce (Getty Images) Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce donated a combined $26 million to 20 charitable organisations across the United States in 2026, supporting causes ranging from hunger relief and children’s healthcare to education, music programmes and animal welfare. The contributions benefited organisations in several parts of the country, including New…

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In 2020, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West bought a two-acre plot near her family’s Palm Springs homes for $6.3 million; in November 2026, she said she had bought another nearby house to extend their hidden garden paths |

Kim Kardashian’s property interests in California’s Coachella Valley have gradually brought several members of her family closer together. What began with a multimillion-dollar land purchase alongside her then-husband Kanye West in 2020 has since developed into a cluster of neighbouring residences belonging to the Kardashian-Jenner family. Six years after acquiring the original plot, Kim made…

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In 2017, 21-year-old Sophie Turner bought a West London mews townhouse for £2.6 million; nine years later, after two price cuts, the Game of Thrones star is now accepting offers over £1.75 million

Game of Thrones actress Sophie Turner has slashed more than £550,000 off the asking price of her London Townhouse. The 30-year-old is ready to bear a substantial loss of over £1 million, having reduced the price in less than five months in a desperate bid to find a buyer, according to the Daily Mail.Turner, a…

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Ava Marie Musci of Liverpool, New York, set up a lemonade stand at age 8 to fight childhood cancer; ten years later she has raised $22,000, enough to fund 450 hours of research, and been named one of the area’s best

Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation supports research into childhood cancer (Photo: ALSF) Ava Marie Musci of Liverpool, New York, was eight years old when she decided to do something to help children fighting cancer. After learning about Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation, she was inspired by the difference one young girl had made while facing serious challenges…

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‘A baseless smearing’: China denies spying charge targeting Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang

China’s foreign ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun rejects ‘spy narrative’ in Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s secret affair probe China has rejected allegations that it was involved in an espionage operation targeting Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, calling the claims baseless and a “smearing”.“The narrative of a so-called Chinese spy is entirely baseless vilification and smearing.”, foreign ministry…

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