Texas police officer indicted on 100 felony counts after Flock investigation; records show over 45,000 searches, including nearly 3,500 for one licence plate

A Lufkin, Texas police officer has been indicted on 100 felony counts after an investigation into his use of Flock Safety’s automated license plate reader system revealed an extraordinary volume of searches, including nearly 3,500 lookups of a single licence plate. According to court records and audit logs reviewed by the Houston Chronicle and local…

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Sohum Shah gets nostalgic at’ ‘Tumbbad’s iconic wada during ‘Tumbbad 2’ shoot: ‘Jahan se yeh sara khel shuru hua tha’ | Hindi Movie News

Sohum Shah, who shot to fame with the 2018 cult hit ‘Tumbbad’, is now back on set for its much-awaited sequel, ‘Tumbbad 2 – Pralay Aayega.’ This time around, the film promises a far grander canvas, with Alia Bhatt and Nawazuddin Siddiqui joining the cast in pivotal roles. Amid the shoot, Sohum shared photos taken…

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Kavin: ‘I would like to stop you right there’: ‘Hi’ actor Kavin breaks silence on age-gap romance with Nayanthara, calls it ‘simple and ordinary love story’ | Tamil Movie News

The pairing of Nayanthara and Kavin in the upcoming Tamil film ‘Hi’ has stirred plenty of curiosity among moviegoers. Ever since the project was announced, fans have speculated whether the film explores a romance between an older woman and a younger man, a theory fuelled further by the six-year age gap between the two leads,…

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From today, households across Great Britain can plug solar panels into a standard socket; 800W kits could supply up to 20% of home electricity use and save £110 a year

Households across Great Britain can now generate their own solar power using a standard three-pin wall socket, under new rules designed to cut energy bills and make clean electricity more accessible. The legal change, which came into force on 27 August 2026, allows people in England, Scotland and Wales to buy portable solar panel kits…

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Suriya’s ‘Vishwanath and Sons’ scene sparks August 27 meme fest as netizens compare it to ‘Papanasam’ August 2 trend | Tamil Movie News

Tamil cinema fans have a long history of turning memorable movie scenes into recurring social media jokes, and ‘Vishwanath and Sons’ has now added another date to that list. A scene from the Suriya-starrer has caught the attention of meme creators, with August 27 triggering a fresh wave of posts online.The film, directed by Venky…

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Meet Daniel Janzen: The ecologist who turned 169,000 hectares of Costa Rica into a giant forest filled with biodiversity | World News

Image(s): Left/Wikipedia/Right/Impact Destinations/GDFCF Daniel H. Janzen is a biologist whose career has blurred the traditional boundaries between field ecology, evolutionary science and conservation. For decades, his work has centred on tropical ecosystems, particularly the forests of Costa Rica, where he studied the intricate relationships between plants, insects and other organisms. His research eventually developed into…

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Swastika Mukherjee REACTS to Taapsee Pannu and Kangana Ranaut’s 7-year feud: ‘Not a catfight’ |

As Taapsee Pannu promotes her new film ‘Gandhari’, she has once again found herself pulled into her long-running public feud with Kangana Ranaut, a rivalry that seems to resurface every time Taapsee has a movie coming out. The latest round started when Taapsee, who usually stays quiet until a release is near, spoke about her…

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In 1904, a 1,227-foot Cincinnati railroad warehouse was among the world’s longest buildings; 122 years later, 210 feet were removed for a new bridge and its old bricks are being reused

Historic photo of the completed B&O freight warehouse, now Longworth Hall Longworth Hall, a historic railroad freight warehouse in Cincinnati, is now shorter than it was for most of its history. About 210 feet of the world’s longest buildings has been removed to make way for a new bridge over the Ohio River.The demolition is…

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US citizenship applicants face renewed neighbourhood scrutiny under new USCIS guidance

US citizenship applicants may face scrutiny from neighbours, co-workers and others under new USCIS guidelines Those applying for US citizenship could face scrutiny from their neighbours, co-workers and wider communities as the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has formally laid out how it will conduct neighbourhood investigations during the naturalisation (citizenship) process.The new guidance,…

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