In 2021, an Ohio couple signed a deal to share house-sale proceeds if they split; after their breakup and a $71,897 dispute, judges upheld the agreement, giving the woman $41,466 despite a fight over renovation spending

The woman filed an agreement claiming a share of the house-sale money. A man in Ohio who refused to share money from the sale of his house with his former partner has lost a court battle over an agreement they signed when they were planning to get married. James R Cline argued that his former…

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‘Tone shifted completely’: Iran reacts to US letter proposing peace talks led by JD Vance

Mohsen Rezaei acknowledged a shift in the US’s diplomatic tone towards Iran, indicating a possible negotiation. (Pic Credit: ANI) Iran’s senior security official Mohsen Rezaei on Saturday claimed that the United States had significantly softened its approach towards Tehran in a letter sent by Vice President JD Vance, describing the shift in tone as a…

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Donald Trump: Donald Trump speaks to Benjamin Netanyahu as US weighs fresh military strikes on Iran: Report

File photo: Israeli PM Benjamin Netyahu with US President Donald Trump US President Donald Trump spoke to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by telephone on Saturday as Washington assessed options for potentially resuming military operations against Iran, according to a US media report citing people familiar with the conversation.The call followed a meeting at the…

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A California real-estate CEO concealed his firm’s financial troubles while collecting investments that left more than 20 people $2.2 million poorer; a federal judge has sentenced him to 18 months in prison

Representative Image (AI-generated) A real-estate business can face financial difficulties, but concealing those problems from investors can turn a struggling company into a fraud case. A California property developer who continued seeking investments while his company was heavily in debt and facing serious cash-flow problems has now been sentenced to federal prison. More than 20…

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An Irish man is walking 3,000 miles across the US after doctors gave him only a 5% chance of walking again | World News

Eight years after being told he might never walk again, Galway man Fergus Farrell is crossing an entire continent on foot. Image Credit: Government of Ireland Fergus Farrell, an Irish man who suffered a devastating spinal injury, is undertaking a 3,000-mile walk across the United States to raise awareness and funds for people living with…

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Nevada ranchers demanded rapid removal of excess wild horses; on October 29, an appeals court ruled against them, saying officials can weigh humane treatment and practical limits without setting a fixed timetable

Wild horses (Representative image) Nevada ranchers who wanted federal officials to remove excess wild horses more quickly have lost their appeal. On October 29, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit affirmed a lower court ruling in favor of the U.S. Department of the Interior and other federal officials, holding that the Bureau…

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A Canadian publisher once had 25 million Facebook followers and submitted more than 500,000 ads before Meta shut down its pages in 2020; a US appeals court has now upheld dismissal of its conversion claim

Representative Image (AI-generated) Losing access to a social media account can mean losing years of work, an established audience and an important source of business. That was the situation faced by a Canadian online publisher whose Facebook pages once attracted around 25 million followers. The company had submitted more than 500,000 advertisements to Meta over…

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Washington’s Ruby City once had more than 1,000 residents during a silver rush; today the historic townsite lies among the state’s forested hills | World News

PC: Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission Once a thriving silver-mining settlement with more than 1,000 residents, Ruby City was at the centre of Washington’s mining boom in the late 19th century. Prospectors, investors and businesses flocked to the town as silver discoveries fuelled hopes of prosperity. However, declining silver prices, limited mineral deposits and…

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