John Denver’s former Aspen guesthouse and music studio sold for .75 million in 2023; later the new owner sold the 2,912-sq-ft five-bedroom home for .2 million in 2025

John Denver’s former Aspen guesthouse and music studio sold for $4.75 million in 2023; later the new owner sold the 2,912-sq-ft five-bedroom home for $8.2 million in 2025

Pic credit: Aspen/ Glenwood MLS John Denver’s former guest house and music studio in Aspen, Colorado, has proved to be a valuable piece of real estate. The home, which sits on a 5-acre lot in Starwood, was once part of the singer’s estate, where he lived from the early 1970s until his death in a…

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Two Iowa farmers gave up pigs and started growing mushrooms; their abandoned livestock buildings became an artisan food business | World News

Two Iowa farmers gave up pigs and started growing mushrooms; their abandoned livestock buildings became an artisan food business | World News

Two Iowa farmers have transformed their family’s former hog operation into a speciality mushroom business, turning infrastructure once built for thousands of pigs into spaces for growing lion’s mane and oyster mushrooms. The Faaborg family, which once raised about 8,000 hogs a year, ended its animal-farming contract in October 2022 after decades in the industry….

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The vetting gap: How an Omani flagged for extremism ended up piloting a Tel Aviv-bound flydubai jet

The vetting gap: How an Omani flagged for extremism ended up piloting a Tel Aviv-bound flydubai jet

Hamam al-Hammami, the accused co-pilot in the flydubai incident (Image source: LinkedIn) Hamam al-Hammami, the Omani co-pilot accused of stabbing Captain Smit Machchhar and attempting to crash a flydubai flight bound for Tel Aviv, had already come to the attention of authorities for his radical extremist tendencies. Despite this he was cleared to fly to…

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‘She’s under siege on social media’: Cornell sexual assault victim’s identity under threat

‘She’s under siege on social media’: Cornell sexual assault victim’s identity under threat

The woman has been called “Jane Doe” in court documents The complainant in the alleged sexual assault case at Cornell University is “under siege” on social media, where people are attempting to identify her, according to her lawyer.“She’s under siege on social media, where people are trying to identify her,” her lawyer, Thomas Giuffra, told…

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‘Accountability demands it’: FBI to issue ‘Patel Report’ examining past failures

‘Accountability demands it’: FBI to issue ‘Patel Report’ examining past failures

FBI Director Kash Patel/Image: AP The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is issuing what it calls the “Patel Report,” ostensibly named after Director Kash Patel, to its workforce, examining chapters in the bureau’s history “where this institution fell short,” The Associated Press reported.According to an internal message to FBI employees signed by bureau co-deputy directors…

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London sent more than 3 million tonnes of excavated railway soil to an Essex island to help rebuild coastal wetlands; a decade after seawalls were breached, the reserve reported a record 39,000 wintering birds

London sent more than 3 million tonnes of excavated railway soil to an Essex island to help rebuild coastal wetlands; a decade after seawalls were breached, the reserve reported a record 39,000 wintering birds

The soil was used to lift the ground and form wetlands designed to provide feeding, nesting and refuelling areas for birds London sent more than three million tonnes of soil excavated during construction of the Elizabeth line to an Essex island, where it was used to raise the ground and create new coastal wetlands. Ten…

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A 558-acre Wyoming ranch sat unsold for 14 months even after its price fell from nearly  million to  million; when owners scheduled a no-reserve auction, a buyer made an offer before bidding even began

A 558-acre Wyoming ranch sat unsold for 14 months even after its price fell from nearly $20 million to $15 million; when owners scheduled a no-reserve auction, a buyer made an offer before bidding even began

Miner Creek Ranch’s 4,600-square-foot main home features rustic white logs and smooth river rock. A 558-acre ranch near Bondurant, Wyoming, remained on the market for 14 months despite a price cut from nearly $20 million to $15 million. The property, known as Miner Creek Ranch, had been listed in July 2025, but the lower asking…

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In 2022, loggers working for neighbours crossed onto a Mississippi couple’s land and cut 1,299 trees; their handwritten tally helped secure a ,920 award later upheld on appeal

In 2022, loggers working for neighbours crossed onto a Mississippi couple’s land and cut 1,299 trees; their handwritten tally helped secure a $41,920 award later upheld on appeal

Representative Image (AI-generated) A logging job that was supposed to take place on neighbouring property ended with 1,299 trees cut from a Mississippi couple’s land, turning a boundary mistake into a legal dispute over more than $40,000. According to the Court of Appeals of Mississippi’s October 7, 2025 decision in Payne Logging LLC v. Gerald…

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An Oregon wheat-farming couple had 13 wind turbines placed on their land; while crops continued around them, they said the operating turbines were bringing in about 0,000 a year

An Oregon wheat-farming couple had 13 wind turbines placed on their land; while crops continued around them, they said the operating turbines were bringing in about $100,000 a year

In the dry, rolling hills of Sherman County, Oregon, farming continues alongside huge green energy projects. For one local wheat-growing family, having wind turbines on their land has changed their yearly finances without stopping their traditional harvest. According to a report by The Oregonian/OregonLive, Kevin McCullough and his wife, Kathryn McCullough, grow wheat on land…

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