‘It would destroy Democrats’: Trump warns against impeachment after Republicans’ midterm rout

US President Donald Trump. US President Donald Trump has warned Democrats against pursuing impeachment proceedings against him when they take control of Congress next year, saying such a move would politically destroy their party.His remarks came a day after Republicans suffered a sweeping setback in the US midterm elections, with Democrats securing control of both…

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A painting bought for around £500 at a British auction in 2024 was identified as an early work by JMW Turner; after authentication, The Rising Squall sold for nearly £1.9 million

An artwork that changed hands for little more than £500 at a regional British auction has turned into an extraordinary discovery in the art world. The painting, initially believed to be the work of an artist associated with 18th-century painter Julius Caesar Ibbetson, was later identified as an early landscape by renowned British artist JMW…

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An Australian mining heiress and her husband have pledged A$120 million to 10 environmental groups, including A$25 million for Greenpeace, following a multibillion-dollar sale of family iron-ore interests

An Australian mining heiress and her husband have pledged A$120 million to support ten environmental organisations across the country. The donation is one of the largest private contributions to conservation efforts in Australian history. The funding follows a multibillion-dollar sale of family iron-ore interests in Western Australia’s Pilbara region. The couple’s decision will provide major…

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Florida-based cruise ship company promised never-ending voyage, took tens of thousands of dollars from passengers, then abandoned them in Cambodia citing fuel costs

Never-ending cruise abruptly ended and passengers were made to disembark in Cambodia on short notice. It headed to Singapore with only the crew. It cited a fuel price hike because of Iran war. A cruise ship that offered passengers the opportunity to live on board for years has left Cambodia without its residents after its…

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In a Pennsylvania town, 194 families have assembled 4,466 acres for a potential $1.4 billion data-centre deal; officials approved new zoning, but the land sale and proposed $12 million hospital are not final

Local officials in a rural Pennsylvania community have approved new zoning rules, bringing 194 local families one step closer to a possible $1.4 billion land deal for a large technology and energy campus. The Salem Township Board of Supervisors voted 2-0 on 27 October 2026 to expand the area’s Special Data Center Overlay district, according…

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US job openings rise by 333,000 to 7.52 million in September while layoffs fall by 127,000, fresh government data shows, although economists caution that the labor market remains slow to hire

The number of unfilled jobs across the United States rose unexpectedly at the end of the third quarter. This happened even as overall hiring remained fairly steady and employers continued to avoid major staff cuts. Data released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics in its Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey on 3 November…

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Meet Celina Poon, the 19-year-old Boston student who helped more than 300 young people engage with civic life and organized an arts fair bringing together 12 local artists and community groups

Celina Poon spent her early childhood in Boston without learning much about local government or how to get involved in her community. Growing up in an immigrant family, she often saw public institutions as distant and difficult to understand. She only learned about civic education later in her youth. That experience inspired the 19-year-old student…

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A Houston couple lost their home in a 2001 foreclosure, yet signed a reverse mortgage in 2011; after an HOA foreclosure and a new buyer, a Texas appeals court reopened the fight over who had a valid claim

A long-running dispute over the ownership of a home in Houston has returned to court after a Texas appeals court reopened the case. The ruling brings years of ownership claims, earlier foreclosures, and reverse mortgage agreements back into the legal process. The Fourteenth Court of Appeals of Texas reviewed the case under docket number 14-25-00470-CV….

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From Iran to India: How Trump’s midterm loss could affect America’s foreign policy

Why the world is watching Trump’s loss closely (AI-generated image) US President Donald Trump has faced the blues this midterm election, with Democrats sweeping both the House and Senate. As the president sees red over his party’s defeat, governments around the world are watching warily, weighing how the shift in congressional power could reshape Washington’s…

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Florida woman sentenced to three years in prison for pretending to be the family of a teenager killed in the Texas floods to create fake GoFundMe and SpotFund pages | World News

Fake GoFundMe and SpotFund pages created after the 2025 Texas floods have ended in a three-year prison sentence for Maitlin White, a 29-year-old from Crestview, Florida, who pleaded guilty to two counts of online impersonation in Harris County, Texas. White pretended to be the father of Chloe Childress, a 19-year-old from Houston who died in…

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