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A Kentucky couple transferred land assessed at $210,000 to their own company for just $1 after a debt dispute; an October 23 appeals court upheld an order allowing the property to be sold to satisfy a $177,668 judgment

Representative Image (AI-generated) A property transfer for just $1 has failed to shield a Kentucky couple’s land from a creditor seeking to recover an unpaid debt. In an October 23, 2026, opinion, the Kentucky Court of Appeals upheld an order allowing property assessed at approximately $210,000 to be sold to satisfy a judgment of $177,667.88,…

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Donald Trump Greenland Venezuela Claims: ‘We got them both’: Donald Trump claims US has secured Greenland, Venezuela in ‘greatest real estate deal’

US President Donald Trump speaks at a campaign rally at Guardian Centers of Georgia, in Perry, Georgia (AP photo) US President Donald Trump has claimed that the United States has secured control over Greenland and Venezuela, describing the purported acquisitions as the “greatest real estate deal in history” during a campaign rally for Republican candidates…

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in 2022 a florida buyer paid a 165 million deposit for a 55 million luxury condo four years later his home remains unfinished image credit getty images

In 2022, a Florida buyer paid a $1.65 million deposit for a $5.5 million luxury condo; four years later, his home remains unfinished as the developer faces a $418 million foreclosure lawsuit

In 2022, Florida buyer Nilesh Undavia put down $1.65 million for a luxury condominium that was supposed to be ready by the end of the year. Four years later, the apartment remains unfinished and his deposit has yet to be returned, even after an arbitration ruling in his favour. The case is part of a…

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A plant brought to America for food and medicinal use in the 1860s became a woodland invader; garlic mustard spread across 37 US states and six Canadian provinces |

(Alliaria petiolata) Garlic Mustard. Image Credit: US Department of Agriculture This plant was introduced to North America in the 1860s for its culinary and medicinal value, but has become a stubborn threat to woodlands throughout the continent. Native to Europe and Asia, garlic mustard was first reported in Long Island, New York and has since…

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‘Lie and fabrication’: Iran denies Hormuz deal offer to US through Pakistan

Iran calls Hormuz offer report ‘fabrication’, denies proposal sent via Pakistan (Reuters photo) Iran has denied reports that it offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in return for the US lifting its naval blockade, with the IRGC-affiliated Tasnim news agency saying Tehran has made no fresh proposal to Pakistani mediators.Citing sources, Tasnim said reports…

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‘To kill people’: Musk accuses Ukraine military of misusing Starlink for drone strikes

‘Never been allowed’: Musk says Ukraine violated Starlink terms for drone strikes Tech giant Elon Musk on Saturday (local time) accused the Ukrainian military of violating Starlink’s terms of service by using the satellite internet system for offensive drone strikes. He said the loophole that allowed such use had been closed last week.In a post…

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‘I’m on the brink of breaking down’: Indian woman forced to leave Australia before settling late brother’s estate after visa waiver rejection

Indian woman in Australia says she has to leave the country without settling the property of his late brother as her visa did not get an extension. (Photo: ABC News Australia) An Indian woman who travelled to Australia to care for her seriously ill brother says she will have to return to India with his…

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For 155 years, scientists believed a solar storm delayed a train in Exeter, England, in 1841, but the railway did not exist until 1846; researchers now say the storm and the 16-minute delay really happened in 1848

For more than 150 years, a reported 16-minute train delay in Exeter, England, was cited as a possible early example of a solar storm disrupting human technology. But a railway timetable revealed a problem with the story: the railway line in question did not exist in 1841. According to a report published by ScienceDaily on…

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Canadian University allows convicted murderer on day parole to attend law course, major outrage among students

McGill University enrols a convicted murderer in a law course as part of a rehabilitation program. McGill University in Montreal, Canada, is facing a growing controversy after a convicted murderer serving a life sentence began attending law classes while on day parole. The case has divided students over campus safety, the university’s handling of the…

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