84-year-old woman found alive inside the rubble ‘Like a miracle,’ three days after Indonesia earthquake | World News

An extraordinary rescue has emerged from the devastation left by a powerful earthquake in eastern Indonesia, after an 84-year-old woman was found alive beneath the ruins of her home three days after the disaster. Paulina Pobi, who lived in Nitunglea village on Flores, was trapped beneath the collapsed bamboo walls of her house after the…

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Help us: 4 Indian-origin teens from New Jersey call 911 during Mount Lafayette hike; they will have to pay a hefty fine for ‘unprepared’ adventure

Teerth Shah and Advik Yadav recount their hiking experience during which they had to call 911. Four Indian-origin teenagers from New Jersey, Jainam Bhavsar, Purva Jayani, Tirth Shah and Advik Yadav, set out on an evening hike in New Hampshire, which proved to be costly for them. Though they were all safe and back home…

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Estranged brother says Natalie Harp is delusionally obsessed with Donald Trump; President’s son reacts

Natalie Harp’s obsession with Trump is making headlines. Preston Harp, the estranged brother of President Donald Trump‘s executive assistant Natalie Harp said she had been obsessed with Trump for years. He gave an interview to CNN after Natalie Harp’s connection with Trump became headline news earlier this week. Harp has been in Trump’s close circle…

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Quote of the day by George Washington: “Associate yourself with Men of good Quality if you Esteem your own Reputation; for ‘tis better to…” | World News

The people we surround ourselves with can quietly influence our character, reputation and the choices we make. More than two centuries ago, George Washington offered a simple piece of advice about the importance of choosing one’s company carefully. In his Rules of Civility and Decent Behaviour, Washington wrote: “Associate yourself with Men of good Quality…

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Harvard to pay $53 million after human remains donated to its medical school were stolen and sold on the black market | World News

Harvard University has agreed to pay $53 million to settle civil lawsuits brought by families whose relatives donated their bodies to Harvard Medical School for research and education, after parts of those donated remains were stolen and sold in a nationwide black-market scheme. The scandal centred on Cedric Lodge, a former manager of Harvard Medical…

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Meet Michael Haskell: The 18-year-old who turned $10 storage units into $135,000 business from other people’s abandoned belongings | World News

At 18, Michael Haskell has been turning other people’s abandoned belongings into a business that brought in about $135,000 in 2025. He buys storage units across the New York tri-state area without knowing exactly what is inside, then sorts through the contents looking for objects that can be resold. The idea grew from a habit…

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In 2017, Germany’s Freiburg opened a city hall with solar-powered walls designed to produce more energy than the building needs | World News

Image: World Green Building Council In Freiburg, south-west Germany, a city hall has been designed to do something unusual for a government building: produce more energy than it consumes. Completed in 2017, the city’s latest town hall combines high-performance solar panels with an energy-efficient design that sharply reduces the building’s demand for heating, cooling, ventilation…

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Scientists found the world’s fastest star moving at 15,500 miles per second, over 8% the speed of light, and it could test Einstein’s theory |

Astronomers have found what is currently the fastest known star in the Milky Way, a faint star racing through the extreme environment around Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at the centre of our galaxy. Called S301, the star reaches a staggering speed of about 15,500 miles per second, or 25,000 kilometres per second, which…

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