In 2024, ‘Sister, Sister’ actress Tamera Mowry-Housley paid .8 million for a neglected 15-acre Napa Valley property; while planning an orchard and vineyard, she listed her longtime California home for .69 million

In 2024, ‘Sister, Sister’ actress Tamera Mowry-Housley paid $3.8 million for a neglected 15-acre Napa Valley property; while planning an orchard and vineyard, she listed her longtime California home for $2.69 million

Actress Tamera Mowry-Housley and her husband, former journalist Adam Housley, are preparing for a new chapter in Napa Valley as they put their longtime Fairfield, California, home on the market for $2.69 million. The June 2026 listing follows their $3.8 million purchase of a neglected wine-country property in October 2024, a move detailed by Realtor…

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In 1858, a Texas family began holding ranchland that developers later wanted for 3,500 houses; in 2016, the family backed a plan to preserve 204 acres for a San Antonio park worth nearly  million

In 1858, a Texas family began holding ranchland that developers later wanted for 3,500 houses; in 2016, the family backed a plan to preserve 204 acres for a San Antonio park worth nearly $10 million

A century-and-a-half-old family ranch in northern San Antonio became the focus of a major conservation effort in June 2016, when the Classen-Steubing family agreed to sell 204 acres of largely undeveloped land to the city for a future park and protection of the Edwards Aquifer. The proposal, reported by Texas Public Radio and the San…

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Steve Buscemi returned to firefighting after 9/11 and backed a charity for his former colleagues; by 2024, it was delivering over 4,200 counselling sessions a year to firefighters and families

Steve Buscemi returned to firefighting after 9/11 and backed a charity for his former colleagues; by 2024, it was delivering over 4,200 counselling sessions a year to firefighters and families

Steve Buscemi worked as a full-time New York City firefighter before starting his acting career. Hollywood actor Steve Buscemi had left the New York City Fire Department to pursue acting, but the September 11, 2001, attacks brought him back to the fire service. The next morning, he returned to Ground Zero, where he joined firefighters…

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‘As a second-generation Indian-American’: 21-year-old Vasant Bhatt says he voted for Democrat Talarico in Texas election after being disgusted by MAGA racism

‘As a second-generation Indian-American’: 21-year-old Vasant Bhatt says he voted for Democrat Talarico in Texas election after being disgusted by MAGA racism

21-year-old Indian-American Vasant Bhatt goes viral after he announces that he voted for Democrat James Talarico in Texas, rejecting MAGA’s India hatred. Indian-origin US voter Vasant Bhatt went viral after he announced on social media that he voted for Democrat James Talarico in Texas after being disgusted by the xenophobia and racism of the Republicans….

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Vivek Ramaswamy called ‘pathetic’ after mother of his rival makes strange appeal: ‘Don’t vote for my daughter, she’s a liar’

Vivek Ramaswamy called ‘pathetic’ after mother of his rival makes strange appeal: ‘Don’t vote for my daughter, she’s a liar’

Surprise ad springs up ahead of the Ohio governor election in which Amy Acton’s estranged mother says her daughter is a liar. The Ohio gubernatorial election became more heated with Amy Acton’s mother appearing in a Republican advertisement urging voters not to vote for her daughter because she’s a liar. The video looked like a…

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Green Card jobs: Food delivery company Instacart agrees to pay  million penalty for discriminating against Americans

Green Card jobs: Food delivery company Instacart agrees to pay $5 million penalty for discriminating against Americans

Instacart has to pay $5 million for settlement of the allegations that they preferred visa holders for jobs over Americans. US and Canada’s food delivery company Instacart agreed to pay $5 million for a settlement after it was accused of discriminating against American workers by the Department of Justice and the US Equal Employment Opportunity…

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Indian-origin lab owner charged in US over .2 million bogus Covid test claims: DOJ | World News

Indian-origin lab owner charged in US over $66.2 million bogus Covid test claims: DOJ | World News

Rajesh Patel charged in $66.2M COVID-19 testing fraud/Image: Getty Images An Indian-origin man in the US has been charged with allegedly submitting $66.2 million in bogus claims for COVID-19 tests that were never conducted, US Department of Justice said.Rajesh “Raj” Patel, 52, of Schaumburg, Illinois, faces five counts of wire fraud over an alleged scheme…

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Mary Berry’s daughter Belles Berry’s £3.95 million Oxfordshire mansion goes under offer; inside Blenheim Farm’s 10-acre estate with swimming pool, tennis court and over 4,000 sq ft of living space

Mary Berry’s daughter Belles Berry’s £3.95 million Oxfordshire mansion goes under offer; inside Blenheim Farm’s 10-acre estate with swimming pool, tennis court and over 4,000 sq ft of living space

Mary Berry’s daughter Belles Berry’s £3.95 million mansion goes under offer. (Photo: Instagram/Savills) Dame Mary Berry’s daughter, Belles Berry, has received an offer for her £3.95 million country mansion, Blenheim Farm, in South Oxfordshire. The sprawling property, which features a swimming pool, tennis court, two kitchens and panoramic countryside views, is currently listed as “under…

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Italian banker was ‘dropped to his death by mistake’ when thugs dangled him out of his office window ‘only to threaten’

Italian banker was ‘dropped to his death by mistake’ when thugs dangled him out of his office window ‘only to threaten’

Italian banker accidentally dropped to death when thugs were dangling him out of his office window. (AI image) David Rossi, the communications director of the Italian bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena, died in 2013. It was believed till date that he committed suicide, as his body was found beneath an open window of the…

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A Florida couple missed 66 mortgage payments on their Naples property; the husband later agreed to deposit ,000 monthly during an appeal, but an October 19 federal ruling rejected his lawsuit against the bank

A Florida couple missed 66 mortgage payments on their Naples property; the husband later agreed to deposit $5,000 monthly during an appeal, but an October 19 federal ruling rejected his lawsuit against the bank

The judges upheld the lawsuit’s dismissal, preventing Myers from bringing the same claims again in that case. (AI image) A Florida couple who missed 66 monthly mortgage payments on their Naples property have been involved in a legal dispute with their bank for nearly 17 years. During the dispute, the husband, Gregory Brian Myers, agreed…

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