16 Canadians moved to Florida in 2022 on instruction of cult leader Liana Shanti. After years of legal battle, 3 get $56 million in defamation case

Liana Shanti has denied the allegations and said she would appeal against the court order. Three Canadians from Saskatchewan have been awarded more than C$56 million in damages after a Hawaii jury found that an online spiritual teacher had defamed them through an alleged campaign of online harassment, accusing them of child abuse, supporting paedophiles…

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Michael Jordan’s Brand Wings initiative has supported more than 4,000 scholarship recipients worldwide; its 10th anniversary programme awarded over 350 scholarships in 2025 | World News

Image Credit: Nike/Website Michael Jordan‘s Jordan Brand has marked the 10th anniversary of its Wings initiative after helping more than 4,000 students worldwide access educational opportunities through scholarships, mentorship and creative programmes. The initiative, established to help young people overcome barriers to education and personal development, reached another milestone in 2025 by awarding scholarships to…

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In 2022, two Michigan brothers became embroiled in a land dispute after one ploughed a landscaped strip beside the other’s home; four years later, an appeals court revived the boundary claim after a $5,364 award

A Michigan appeals court revived a couple’s claim over a 0.13-acre strip their family had maintained for years. (AI image) In 2022, a Michigan man ploughed a landscaped strip of land beside his brother’s home, triggering a dispute over who had the right to use it. Frederick G. Bender and his wife, Susan, said their…

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Republicans turn against Vivek Ramaswamy as Ron DeSantis says he doesn’t know why party backed him: ‘He’s a tech guy, Ohio is blue collar’

Republicans turn against Vivek Ramaswamy as Ron DeSantis said he never understood why GOP backed him in the first place. Outgoing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis nuked Vivek Ramaswamy following his defeat in the Ohio gubernatorial election, arguing that the Republican candidate failed to connect with the state’s working-class voters because of his business background and…

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In 2009, Ashton Kutcher co-founded a nonprofit to protect children online; by mid-2026, its technology had flagged nearly 1.4 million suspected abuse files in six months and was used by agencies in 40 countries

Ashton Kutcher’s nonprofit detects nearly 1.4 million suspected child abuse files in six months (Image Credit: Thorn) Technology has made it easier for children to connect with the world, but it has also created new ways for predators to exploit them. Tackling this problem requires more than removing harmful content after it appears online. It…

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A Georgia homeowner returned from a two-week trip to find an attic leak, but his insurer paid $13,844 against a repair estimate exceeding $112,000; on November 4, an appeals court upheld the rejection of his lawsuit

A Georgia appeals court rejected a homeowner’s $112,000 repair claim over an attic leak. (AI image) A Georgia homeowner who returned from a two-week trip to find an attic leak has lost his lawsuit against his insurer. Torry Hull demanded more than $112,000 for repairs after Safeco Insurance Company of Indiana paid him about $13,844….

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Rocky Balboa, Superman Cash, Fat Boy: Trio charged for using AI to steal $129 million in US

The 3 were indicted for allegedly using AI to impersonate CEOs, lawyers Three people with nicknames including “Rocky Balboa”, “Superman Cash” and “Fat Boy” have been indicted in the US for allegedly using artificial intelligence to impersonate corporate executives and lawyers in a fraud scheme that targeted thousands of companies worldwide and stole around $129…

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North Dakota ranchers fought a gas company’s pipeline easement and won $383,375 in legal costs, only to lose the award on appeal; their dispute is now headed to the US Supreme Court on November 9

North Dakota ranchers’ $383,375 legal fee dispute reaches US Supreme Court. (AI image) The US Supreme Court will hear a dispute on Monday over whether a private natural gas pipeline company must pay the legal expenses of landowners whose property it acquires through eminent domain.The case involves North Dakota rancher Leonard Hoffmann and his neighbours,…

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