A Georgia man left a hospital ER barefoot and was killed crossing the road; his wife and estate won a $7.5 million jury verdict, but an appeals court upheld its reversal because medical causation was not proved

His wife and estate filed a lawsuit alleging medical negligence and failure to ensure his safety. Life is very unpredictable; situations may change within a moment and lead to sudden surprises, just like what happened to a Georgia man. Gerber’s trip to the emergency room was supposed to help him but ended in tragedy that…

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An 88-year-old New York widow helped build a $45 million property business across 14 buildings; after saying she signed estate papers while medicated, an appeals court revived her inheritance claim against her daughter

Ann Giurdanella spent much of her life building a New York real estate business alongside her husband, Robert. Married for 64 years, the couple acquired, rehabilitated and operated 14 East Village buildings that became the core of a family property enterprise valued at more than $45 million, according to a 2026 decision by the New…

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Abdul El-Sayed: ‘Habibi, call me Senator’: First Muslim US Senator Abdul El-Sayed mocks Donald Trump, JD Vance in victory speech

Abdul El-Sayed trolls Trump, JD Vance after winning Michigan Senate race Democrat candidate Abdul El-Sayed on Wednesday took a swipe at US President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance after defeating Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan’s Senate race, using his victory speech to highlight the irony of Vance having to formally swear him into…

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Drag queen who raised $3.7 million for environmental causes sued by outdoor giant Patagonia over her name, Pattie Gonia; company seeks just $1 in damages | World News

Pattie Gonia, the drag persona of environmental activist Wyn Wiley, poses at an event. Image: pattiegonia/Instagram A drag performer who has raised $3.7 million for environmental causes is locked in a legal battle with one of the world’s best-known outdoor clothing companies over a name that has become central to her activism. Pattie Gonia, the…

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Delaware court orders Faith Evans to pay $12.5 million to Notorious B.I.G.’s mother’s trust in estate dispute after widow challenges its claim to millions in music business distributions | World News

A Delaware court has ordered singer Faith Evans to ensure a payment of $12,518,336 from Notorious B.I.G. LLC to a trust established by the late rapper’s mother, Voletta Wallace, following a legal dispute over millions generated by his music business. The October 27 ruling by the Delaware Court of Chancery also awards prejudgment interest on…

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In 1991, only 11 of Hawaii’s tree snails survived after being hunted by a predator introduced to fight garden pests; after 33 years of lab work, the lost species is finally returning to the wild

A creature barely three-quarters of an inch long has taken more than three decades of scientific effort to bring back to the forests of Hawaii. The O‘ahu tree snail, a species once considered lost in the wild, is slowly getting another chance after conservationists rescued the last 11 known individuals in 1991 and spent years…

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Meet Zorba, a Belgian Malinois who was India’s first dog on anti-poaching duty and helped catch 60 poachers of Assam’s rhinos in his eight-year career

In the forests of Assam’s Kaziranga National Park, where one-horned rhinoceroses have long faced the threat of poaching, one of the most determined members of the anti-poaching force had four legs, a sharp nose and an extraordinary instinct for following a trail. His name was Zorba, a Belgian Malinois who helped forest officials track down…

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A young Pennsylvania couple clearing out their newly bought home in South Connellsville found a strange object left in the basement by the old owners; a bomb squad confirmed it was a live Civil War-era artillery shell

The discovery was made at a house in the 1900 block of Fourth Street (CNN photo) A young couple in Pennsylvania, United States, discovered a live Civil War-era artillery shell while clearing out the basement of their recently purchased home on Sunday. The couple came across the suspicious object among belongings left behind by the…

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‘Largest monitoring effort in history’: Trump’s DOJ deploys 1,000 monitors; Democrats allege voter intimidation

 US Justice Department deployed around 1,000 election monitors and observers across the country on Tuesday. The US Justice Department deployed around 1,000 election monitors and observers across the country on Tuesday, describing the move as the largest monitoring effort in its history.The deployment covered jurisdictions in all 50 states, including several predominantly Democratic areas, and…

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Keisha Lance Bottoms: US midterm results: Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms makes history as first Black woman governor, flips Georgia seat

File photo: Keisha Lance Bottoms Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms has been elected governor of Georgia, becoming the first Black woman to hold the office after defeating Republican businessman Rick Jackson in Tuesday’s election, the Associated Press reported.Her victory also marks the first time a Democrat has won the state’s gubernatorial race since 1998.A former mayor…

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