A couple spent years restoring a 170-year-old Wisconsin grain mill into a 4,388-square-foot home; the historic property is reportedly sold for $750,000 |

Representative Image of a historic grain mill transformed into a cozy country home with vintage furnishings and preserved industrial features (AI-generated image) A deteriorating grain mill in rural Wisconsin was given a second life as a country home after years of work by Ross and Theresa Halverson, who had backgrounds as antiques dealers. In December…

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A Kansas man’s animal drawings attracted millions of followers; his family now sells colouring books, T-shirts and mugs featuring his art | World News

A Kansas artist’s animal drawings have attracted millions of social media followers, helping turn his creative hobby into a family-run business selling books, colouring products and merchandise. Trent Landreth, known online as Drawings by Trent, has 2 million followers on Facebook, 1.3 million on Instagram and 3 million on TikTok. His popularity began with a…

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In 1985, a British comedy fundraiser began with a televised appeal; 40 years later, Comic Relief has raised over £1.6 billion to tackle poverty worldwide | World News

A British comedy fundraiser that began with a televised appeal in 1985 has grown into one of the country’s best-known charitable initiatives, raising more than £1.6 billion over four decades. Founded amid the humanitarian crisis caused by famine in Ethiopia, Comic Relief brought comedians and entertainers together to encourage people to donate to those in…

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Queensland’s Kuridala copper town prospered during World War I, but a 1918 cyclone damaged its smelter before the plant closed in 1920 | World News

Representative Image of the historic Hampden Smelter and railway, highlighting their role in Kuridala’s mining prosperity (AI-generated image) Kuridala, about 65–70 km south of Cloncurry in Queensland, grew into an important copper-mining settlement before and during World War I. Its development was closely tied to the Hampden Smelter and a railway connection that helped transport…

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In 2025, scientists examined three king cobra encounters in Thailand, revealing a little-known side of the venomous snakes that had long been missing from scientific research |

Two male king cobras meeting during the breeding season may engage in a prolonged contest, using their bodies to wrestle for control rather than relying on the venomous strikes associated with these snakes. The behaviour has long been recognised in accounts of king cobras, yet detailed scientific descriptions have been scarce. In Thailand, observations made…

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Prince William and Kate Middleton may have been aware of serious allegations against Thomas Markle; in 2019, a letter was sent to their joint office with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, reports claim

Prince William and Kate Middleton may have been informed about allegations against Thomas Markle through a letter sent to their joint office with Harry and Meghan in 2019. (Photo: Instagram) Prince William and Kate Middleton may have been made aware of serious allegations against Meghan Markle’s father, Thomas Markle Sr., after a letter detailing the…

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US Midterms 2026: Trump reschedules Iowa, Kansas campaign rallies for Sunday after cancellations | World News

US President Donald Trump US President Donald Trump will hold campaign rallies in Iowa and Kansas on Sunday, reversing an earlier decision to cancel the events as Republicans seek to retain their Senate majority in the November midterm elections, people familiar with his plans told AP.The Iowa rally will take place in Cedar Rapids instead…

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A Pennsylvania family has owned Penn’s Cave since 1908 and expanded its land to protect its water; 118 years later, the 1,400-acre attraction with a cavern, wildlife park and airport is seeking a new owner

After 118 years under the ownership of one family, America’s only all-water cave and wildlife park has been put up for sale. The move begins the search for a new owner to take over the historic 1,400-acre property in central Pennsylvania. The Campbell family, which first bought Penn’s Cave in 1908, announced the sale through…

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In 2002, two friends began selling $15 tickets to a strip-mall haunted house in Denver; by 2026, their business had expanded to 18 Halloween attractions and around 4,500 seasonal jobs

The company operates haunted houses in several American cities (Pictures: 13th floor) Two friends who opened a haunted house in a Denver shopping complex in 2002 with their own money have turned it into a multimillion-dollar entertainment business over the past 24 years. Chris Stafford and Warren Conard started the attraction in Colorado, charging visitors…

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In 1884, two Renaissance plaques disappeared from public view after an auction; 142 years later, they were identified in an English family’s hallway and sold for more than £100,000 in October 2026

Two 16th-century Italian Renaissance maiolica plaques that disappeared into a private collection in 1884 have sold for £100,000 at auction. The artworks were recently found hanging in the hallway of an English family home. The ceramic pieces were made in 1536 by well-known Italian artist Francesco Xanto Avelli. They had been hanging unnoticed for decades…

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