New Israeli rule bars crew from some nations: Reports

The restrictions followed the hijacking incident on Sept 30 JERUSALEM: Israeli transportation ministry’s Aviation Security Operations Centre has reportedly issued new directives that say pilots and cabin crew operating flights into Israeli airspace must not hold the nationality, or dual nationality, of countries that lack official diplomatic relations with Israel.The move comes after a hijacking…

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Two Indiana teen brothers, 15 and 14, jumped into a retention pond to save a grandmother and two young children; one pulled a submerged 2-year-old from a stroller and got the toddler breathing again

Two teenage brothers jumped into a murky pond in Carmel, Indiana, to rescue a grandmother, her four-year-old grandchild, and a toddler trapped underwater in a pushchair. Maddox Larger, 15, and his 14-year-old brother, Grant, jumped into the water on Monday, 12 October 2026, after seeing the family in danger. Their quick actions helped save a…

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Yemen says 1,250 strikes rained on Houthis within 24 hours, claims over 700 Houthis killed

The spokesperson claimed nearly 700 “militia elements” were neutralised in the attacks. Yemen armed forces on Thursday claimed they conducted 1,250 targeting operations against the Houthis within the past 24 Hours, as the Iran-backed group targeted Aden’s presidential palace and launched several strikes over Saudi regions.Armed forces spokesperson colonel Majed Al-Nuzaili said the strikes were…

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Candace Owens backs Tucker Carlson in Ben Shapiro feud, accuses him of having ‘hostile’ view of Christians | World News

Candace Owens backs Tucker Carlson in Ben Shapiro feud, accuses him of having ‘hostile’ view of Christians Candace Owens has sided with Tucker Carlson in his dispute with Ben Shapiro over the Noahide Laws, accusing the conservative commentator of having a hostile view of Christians. The disagreement began after Shapiro discussed the Jewish religious rules…

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In 1980, John Lennon and Yoko Ono bought a Palm Beach mansion for $725,000; after his death, Ono completed the renovation and sold it for $3.15 million, and the estate later sold again for $36 million

Yoko Ono and John Lennon (Image: Susan Wood) In January 1980, John Lennon and Yoko Ono purchased El Solano, a historic oceanfront mansion on Palm Beach’s South Ocean Boulevard, for $725,000. Lennon was killed in New York later that year, before the couple could complete the renovations they had planned for the Florida estate. Architectural…

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A Kansas couple wanted a beach without leaving home, so they turned two acres of their Olathe backyard into a 100,000-gallon lagoon with six waterfalls, tropical fish and a 23,000-pound boulder

A Kansas couple who wanted a tropical getaway without moving away from their family turned two acres of their Olathe backyard into a huge 100,000-gallon swimming lagoon. Homeowners Melissa and Mike Morris spent nearly a year building their private outdoor retreat. The lagoon stretches about 100 feet long and 50 feet wide on their ten-acre…

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In 1990, Michael Douglas bought a historic Mallorca estate for $3.5 million; 36 years later, after once asking $60 million, he still keeps the 190-acre property as his family retreat

Pic credit: Engel & Völkers Majorca Michael Douglas recently gave a sneak peek into the Spanish estate he shares with his wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones. He also opened up about why the historic property remains a cherished part of their lives. Set on 190 acres on the island of Mallorca, the estate overlooks the breathtaking Mediterranean…

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A Cuban-American family claimed Cuba seized its island in 1959, won a $119.4 million verdict against Expedia companies, then saw a judge overturn it | World News

The dispute over a Cuban island seized after the 1959 revolution has reached an unusual point in American legal history. As reported by Transnational Litigation Blog (TLB), in April 2025, a jury in Florida found four corporate defendants associated with Expedia liable under a US law dealing with property confiscated by the Cuban government. The…

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Indian man travels across consulates for F1 visa interviews, gets visa after 13 rejections. In his 14th interview, he was asked to plan a 20-storey residential building

Indian man claims he gave 13 interviews for F-1 visa and got approved on the 14th. An Indian man claimed he finally got his F1 visa to study civil engineering in the US after being rejected 13 times at several consulates in India. The man, identified as Prasanth, shared his derailed experience of rejections one…

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