‘Dad, I’m not feeling OK’: Haitian student who apparently ended his own life over ‘ankle monitor’ entered US legally in 2024

Haitian student from Ohio apparently ended his life over his humiliation for ankle monitor. 20-year-old Pierre Damas Bel in Ohio got out of his car and stepped into the traffic on Ohio State Highway after a brief conversation with his father. The freshman student at Wright State University told his father that he was not…

Read More

After their brother died, two siblings inherited 20.66 acres beside Zion National Park; they gave up development rights so it can never be built on

20 Acres Donated in Brother’s Honor Two siblings who inherited a 20.66-acre piece of land in Rockville, Utah, after their brother died have permanently given up all future development rights to keep the property completely undeveloped next to Zion National Park. The siblings have signed a perpetual conservation easement with the Virgin River Land Conservancy….

Read More

Scientists turned discarded crab shells into a biodegradable zinc battery that stayed 99.7% efficient after 1,000 charging cycles |

A crab shell left behind after a meal might seem destined for the bin, but scientists have found a very different use for it. Engineers at the University of Maryland have turned material derived from discarded crustacean shells into part of a zinc battery, using chitosan to make its electrolyte. The unusual ingredient is tied…

Read More

Vijay: Antony Varghese reveals why he missed Thalapathy Vijay’s ‘Master’ at Dulquer Salmaan’s ‘I’m Game’ event: ‘I still regret losing that opportunity’ | Tamil Movie News

The Chennai promotional event for Dulquer Salmaan’s upcoming action thriller ‘I’m Game’ turned into a lively gathering as the film’s cast and crew shared their experiences. Directed by ‘RDX’ filmmaker Nahas Hidayath, the film features Dulquer Salmaan, Antony Varghese, Kathir, Samyuktha Viswanathan, Mysskin and Kayadu Lohar, among others. As the film gets ready for its…

Read More

A Wisconsin farming family fought a 2016 tax change as nearly 2,000 floodplain acres became harder to farm; 10 years later, the land is being permanently protected

Upper Mississippi riverRepresentative image from Canva For generations, the Hoesly family farmed rich bottomland along the Wisconsin and Kickapoo rivers in southwest Wisconsin, growing corn and soybeans on nearly 2,000 acres of floodplain. But as floods grew more frequent and severe, and a 2016 state tax change made it harder to claim agricultural exemptions on…

Read More