Giannis Antetokounmpo’s family foundation teamed up with a marine-cleanup group in 2026, transforming discarded fishing gear into basketball nets for public courts across Athens and replacing 80 worn nets

A collaboration between basketball and marine conservation has given discarded fishing equipment a second life on public courts in Athens. The Charles Antetokounmpo Family Foundation (CAFF), established by NBA star Giannis Antetokounmpo and his family, partnered with Greek marine-cleanup organisation Enaleia to replace worn-out basketball nets with new ones made from recycled fishing gear. According…

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A father left 4.75 acres of mostly swampy land to his 12 children in 1995; one daughter said he had promised her the hill section, and the Privy Council set aside an order to demolish her nearly completed house | World News

In December 1995, a father in Trinidad made a will leaving 4.75 acres of mainly swampy, undeveloped land to his twelve children in equal shares. His daughter, Vashti Ramlal, said he had promised her the section known as the Land on the Hill. On 23 February 2026, the Privy Council, in a judgment by Lord…

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An Arkansas couple divorced after 34 years of marriage, then fought four appeals over their business; a court upheld the wife’s $183,000 half-share and interest from 2017, rejecting the husband’s tax offset

Representative Image (AI-generated) A divorce can end a marriage, but disputes over a jointly owned business can keep former spouses in court for years. In Arkansas, a couple who divorced after 34 years of marriage have been involved in four appeals over the division of their business, with disagreements involving its value, outstanding taxes and…

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A Los Angeles artist bought an 1888 Victorian house in 1979 and turned it purple inside and out; now the estate is on the market, asking $2 million for the four-bedroom property, with restoration estimated to cost at least $1 million

Pic credit: COLDWELL BANKER REALTY A ‘unicorn’ Los Angeles house has hit the market, asking $2 million, according to a listing on Coldwell Banker Realty. Built in 1888, this purple-drenched Queen Anne Victorian is a rare piece of the city’s history. Known as Esperanza House, the 2,700-square-foot property sits on half an acre. The 138-year-old…

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British govt unveils new rules for obtaining permanent settlement

UK announces new settlement rules, extends standard ILR qualifying period from 5 to 10 years; Indian migrants face uncertainty TOI correspondent from London: UK home secretary Shabana Mahmood unveiled new rules for getting permanent settlement in the UK on Monday following a public consultation which elicited 200,000 responses.She announced that ILR (indefinite leave to remain)…

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‘The Kite Runner’ author Khaled Hosseini’s foundation has educated 15,000 Afghan students and built 537 shelters for displaced families | World News

Khaled Hosseini, the Afghan-born author of The Kite Runner, founded a non-profit organisation that supports vulnerable people in Afghanistan today. The Khaled Hosseini Foundation says it has provided more than $2.2 million in grants, helping fund education, shelter, healthcare and economic opportunities for women. Its reported work includes building 537 shelters that house more than…

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77% of US voters fear AI election manipulation: Why deepfakes are raising alarm ahead of 2026 midterms

Political campaigns across the United States have entered a new digital era during the 2026 midterm elections. Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer just an experimental technology. It is now being used as an active tool in political campaigns.From realistic fake audio recordings targeting candidates just hours before polling begins to automated tools that…

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Trump celebrates early Republican gains in Guam, says ‘hopefully that’s an indication’ for US midterms

Trump’s Truth Social post on Republican gains in Guam. US President Donald Trump has welcomed Republican gains in Guam’s gubernatorial election, congratulating Republican candidate Tony Ada and suggesting the result could signal wider gains for his party in the November 3 US midterm elections.“Guam, which has always been considered strongly Democrat, just had an early…

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In 1984, a Texas school district received 640 acres of farmland; decades later, volunteer farmers are using its harvests to raise about $400,000 a year for college scholarships, helping around 300 students

Farmland donated to a Texas school district in 1984 now funds college scholarships for hundreds of students A piece of farmland donated to a small Texas school district more than four decades ago is now helping hundreds of students pay for higher education. In Gruver, a town in the Texas Panhandle, local farmers volunteer their…

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