They bought this Laguna Beach home for $16 million and spent $20 million rebuilding it. It is now listed for $112 million

(Laguna Beach Coastline in Orange County, California) Image Credit: Canva An oceanfront estate in California’s prestigious Laguna Beach has entered the market with a staggering $112 million asking price after its owners transformed it through an extensive multimillion-dollar renovation. According to an exclusive report by The Wall Street Journal, David and Holly Wilson purchased the…

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This California river once carried thousands of salmon every year. A 1942 dam changed it forever, and scientists are still trying to bring them back | World News

For much of its history, the San Joaquin River carried cold mountain water through California’s Central Valley, supporting forests, farms and some of the southernmost populations of Chinook salmon in the western United States. That connection began to disappear after the construction of Friant Dam in the 1940s, when large sections of the river were…

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Logan Paul releases new limited-edition PRIME bottle honoring Oliver Tree’s legacy

New Oliver Tree-themed PRIME by Logan Paul carries a bigger purpose than just hydration. (Image via: Instagram/@loganpaul) Logan Paul has found a different way to remember one of his closest friends. Instead of simply sharing another tribute online, the YouTuber and WWE star released a limited-edition PRIME bottle inspired by Oliver Tree, with every single…

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Syngenta will stop selling paraquat in Australia after strict new safety rules, but generic versions of the controversial herbicide will remain available

FILE – The Syngenta logo is seen outside the company’s headquarters, Feb. 7, 2007, in Basel, Switzerland. (Georgios Kefalas/Keystone via AP, File) Syngenta’s decision to stop selling paraquat in Australia marks a major shift in the country’s herbicide market. The move comes after the national regulator tightened safety rules on one of the world’s most…

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An Indian-origin doctor’s ‘bindi’ video sparked an online backlash. She says she’s never seen so much anti-Indian hate in her life | World News

Being an Indian in the United States is no longer a point of diversity and celebration. Instead, openly revealing your Indian identity might get you attacked on the streets and targeted online. This isn’t just a hypothesis, but a proven statement. A 2026 survey by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace examined the attitudes of…

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Meet Nehemiah Turner: The 11-year-old Florida boy who spent more than 100 hours reading to shelter animals and changed countless lives by helping anxious pets find forever homes | World News

Most 11-year-olds spend their free time playing sports, video games or hanging out with friends. Nehemiah Turner chose something entirely different. The Florida boy has become the first child to complete more than 100 volunteer hours in the Jacksonville Humane Society’s Pawsitive Reading programme, where children read aloud to shelter dogs and cats waiting for…

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World’s narrowest island capital just 150 metres wide could disappear beneath rising seas, World Bank warns | World News

Image Credit: By Christopher Michel from San Francisco, USA – JJ7V2741.jpg, CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=34439858 Majuro Atoll, the capital of the Republic of the Marshall Islands, is often described as a narrow coral ribbon situated between the vast Pacific Ocean and a serene lagoon. To a casual observer, it is a tropical heaven of stunning…

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Libbie Mugrabi, ex-wife of billionaire art dealer David Mugrabi, listed her Hamptons mansion for $25 million and later cut the price to $19 million; its court-ordered auction will start at $11 million

Libbie received the mansion in divorce settlement with David Mugrabi (Getty images) A luxury estate in Bridgehampton owned by socialite Libbie Mugrabi is set to go under the hammer after failing to sell through the regular real estate market. The court-ordered auction is scheduled for August 28 outside Southampton Town Hall, with bidding set to…

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In 1964, engineers proposed capturing Alaska’s rivers and sending them thousands of miles to America’s driest deserts | World News

In 1964, American engineers at the Ralph M Parsons Corporation drew up one of the most ambitious infrastructure plans in history, a scheme called the North American Water and Power Alliance, or Nawapa. The idea was to capture excess river water from Alaska and northwestern Canada and send it south through the Rocky Mountain Trench,…

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