In 1995, this American doctor delivered a baby girl; 25 years later, he delivered her son at the same hospital; when the viral doctor-patient reunion happened

The two photographs, taken 25 years apart, captured the change in their relationship. In 1995, Dr. Bryan Cox was a young doctor beginning his medical career. One of his patients was a baby girl named Lauren Cortez, born at Methodist Hospital in San Antonio, Texas. Cox delivered her on March 23 that year and posed…

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In 1996, US established a court to quickly remove foreign terrorists from the country. Afghanistan’s Nazira Haji Zada became the first one to be deported three decades later

US deports Afghan woman over ISIS attack plot 47-year-old Afghan-origin Nazira Haji Zada became the first alien terrorist to be deported through the secret Alien Terrorist Removal Court which was established by Congress in 1996 to quickly remove suspected terrorists without revealed too much classified information in public procedings. Haji Zada was a lawful Green…

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In 2020, a Michigan dam failure drained Sanford Lake; six years later, the water returned and a beach festival launched in 2005 came back to its original shoreline

Six years after a catastrophic dam failure completely drained Sanford Lake in mid-Michigan, the lake has officially returned to full water levels. The milestone allowed a beloved local beach festival to celebrate a long-awaited homecoming on its original shoreline. The popular community tradition, first launched in 2005, returned to the restored park for its delayed…

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Built in Ohio in 1847, this jail stayed with one family for more than 100 years; its 6 inmate cells became pantries and closets and the $400,000 home is now under offer

Built in 1847 in Perrysburg, the historic brick building once housed inmates but was later converted into apartments and eventually became a single-family residence (Image Credit: Danberry Realtors via Realtor.com) A former county jail in Ohio has taken on a very different life after spending more than a century in one family. Built in 1847…

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A 3,500-year-old British timber monument is drying out underground; a £700,000 excavation will race to record it as 40% of buried archaeology risks being lost within months

Recent evaluation excavations confirmed that ancient worked timber and other organic evidence are already deteriorating. The danger is particularly urgent because around 40% of the site’s buried archaeology could be lost within just a few months if the deterioration continues. For thousands of years, the mud beneath the fields near Peterborough quietly held onto a…

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In 1949, Pennsylvania shoe salesman Mahlon Haines built a 25-foot-tall work-boot house for $26,000; after falling into ruin, his granddaughter restored it and guests can now sleep inside

What began as an audacious advertising idea for a Pennsylvania shoe businessman in the 1940s is now a roadside landmark where visitors can actually spend the night. The Haines Shoe House, a 25-foot-tall building shaped like a work boot, was built by shoe entrepreneur Mahlon Haines and today operates as a short-term rental. According to…

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Donald Trump Jr’s Bahamas wedding secretly funded by Russian oligarch close to Putin, claims report

A report has now claimed that Donald Trump Jr’s Baamas wedding was funded by a Russian oligarch close to Putin. Donald Trump Jr’s lavish three-day wedding in the Bahamas was partly financed by a Russian businessman with close ties to President Vladimir Putin, according to a new investigation by ProPublica, an independent, nonprofit newsroom that…

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Phoenix turned shipping containers into 40 private transitional homes for homeless seniors; each 160-sq-ft unit has a bathroom, and 56 permanent apartments are planned next

The city of Phoenix has decided to tackle homelessness with a new method. What was once designed to carry goods across oceans is now serving a very different purpose in Phoenix, Arizona: giving older people experiencing homelessness a private place to sleep, shower and begin rebuilding their lives.The city recently opened a new project offering…

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ICE arrests Indian truck driver who overstayed in US for more than 8 years | World News

Indian national Satvir Singh arrested in US/Image: ICE Boston US immigration authorities arrested an Indian national who had remained in the country illegally for more than eight years during an enforcement operation at a commercial vehicle inspection station in New Hampshire.Satvir Singh was taken into custody by ICE Boston on September 11 at the inspection…

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Visa news: New Zealand launches 6-month work permit for international graduates from November 16. Who can apply?

New Zealand announces new work visas for international students. New Zealand will introduce a new work visa allowing eligible international graduates to work in the country for up to six months after completing their studies, with applications opening on November 16, 2026.The Short-Term Graduate Work Visa is designed for graduates who have completed eligible qualifications…

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