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Fake GoFundMe collected more than $5,000 after a Massachusetts teenager died in a Florida crash; the family said the campaign was created without their permission | World News

Hannah Wasserman, Maisey O’Donnell and Jimmy McIntosh. Image Credit: Concord-Carlisle High School and Boston Area Diving/CBS News A fake GoFundMe campaign claiming to collect funeral expenses for a Massachusetts teenager killed in a Florida car crash raised thousands of dollars before it was removed from the platform in April 2025. The fundraiser was created without…

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​In 2007, a buyer paid $2.4 million for Frank Lloyd Wright’s lakefront Minneapolis home; 19 years later, after a failed $3.4 million listing, the preserved 1951 landmark is back on the market for $2.495 million

Pic credit: Coldwell Banker Some homeowners want their houses to stand out. Others, like Frank Lloyd Wright, design their homes to blend seamlessly into the landscape. The single-storey home on Burnham Blvd in Minneapolis does not stand out from the trees; it sits quietly among them. Completed in 1951, the impeccably preserved Usonian house is…

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For Tanvi Patri’s father, Youth Olympic silver is just the beginning | Badminton News

KOLKATA: As Tanvi Patri produced one of the most remarkable fightbacks during the badminton girls’ singles final of Youth Olympic Games, her father Rabinarayan Patri was not in the stands witnessing it unfold.Instead, he was rushing through an airport, trying to catch a flight.What followed was an emotional roller-coaster. The 15-year-old Indian clawed her way…

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No weddings, fewer babies: Why China’s marriage numbers have hit an alarming 18-year low

China’s marriage numbers just hit an eighteen-year low, and the takeaway is pretty clear: young people in the country simply aren’t tying the knot anymore.According to new figures published by China’s Ministry of Civil Affairs, only 4.65 million couples registered their marriages during the first nine months of the year. Over that exact same stretch,…

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Jason Reding Quinones, Miami prosecutor who oversaw Trump probes, resigns; third to quit after Republicans lose Congress | World News

Jason Reding Quinones/Image: Reuters Jason Reding Quinones, the US attorney for the Southern District of Florida who oversaw investigations into past criminal probes involving President Donald Trump, has resigned from the Justice Department, Attorney General Todd Blanche announced on Friday.Quinones’ departure comes amid a series of changes in the department following Tuesday’s midterm elections, in…

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Mbappe’s Mao remarks spark China backlash: Real Madrid, LaLiga face growing pressure despite apology as diplomatic talks continue | Football News

Kylian Mbappe (Reuters Photo) Kylian Mbappe‘s attempt to explain a viral internet meme has triggered an escalating controversy in China, putting the Real Madrid forward’s commercial partnerships and LaLiga’s broadcasting relationship with the country under scrutiny. More than a week after the French superstar’s remarks about former Chinese leader Mao Zedong sparked outrage, the fallout…

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A Texas mother moved to Portugal while her teenage children stayed with their father; after years of custody appeals, a court upheld a plan granting her summer and school-holiday visits, plus at least two calls each week

A Texas appeals court has upheld an updated custody arrangement between a mother living in Portugal and a father living in Texas. The decision brings an end to years of legal disputes over parental access to their two teenage children. The Texas Third Court of Appeals issued a written decision confirming a lower court’s order…

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California family wins $8 million after neighbour calls autistic boy a ‘public nuisance’ over backyard noises; neighbour asked if there’s a cure for his autism; mother says lawsuit forced them to leave their home

California family wins $8 million after neighbour files lawsuit over autistic boy’s backyard outbursts. (Photo: NBC Bay Area) A Northern California family has been awarded $8 million after a prolonged legal battle with their next-door neighbour, who sued them over the backyard noises made by their autistic son, describing him as a ‘public nuisance’. The…

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