Chance the Rapper&#039;s charity backed Chicago youth therapy with $100,000 grant

Atlanta home donated in 1926 became 300,000-sq-ft museum 100 years later

A century ago, a private home on Peachtree Street became the starting point for what would grow into one of the American South’s most significant cultural institutions. Today, the High Museum of Art stretches across more than 300,000 square feet, houses a collection of over 20,000 works and is nearing 50,000 members, reflecting a remarkable transformation that has unfolded alongside Atlanta itself.

New York court overturns foreclosure sale order in $400,000 mortgage row

A recent ruling by an appeals court has overturned a foreclosure decision related to a property in Babylon, New York. The court determined that Bank of America did not give the borrower adequate notice prior to starting foreclosure procedures and failed to show that it had the necessary standing in the case. Consequently, the court rejected the bank's request for a summary judgment against the estate of Alice McNamara.

Florida girl named in sperm donor's will loses claim to his house

A Florida appeals court has upheld the rejection of a young girl's claim to a deceased man's house, despite his having named her in his will. The dispute involved a 2017 sperm donor agreement between Melissa Azrack and Malcolm Dorman. The appeal failed because Azrack did not challenge the lower court's finding that the property was not protected homestead property.

Meta Q3 results: Net income jumps 264% to $9.86 bn, but legal charge limit profits

Meta Platforms reported a net income of $9.86 billion in Q3 2026, tripling from the previous year. Overall revenue increased to $64.60 billion, primarily driven by higher advertising earnings. However, operating income declined due to a significant legal charge linked to teen mental health litigation. The company plans to invest heavily in artificial intelligence infrastructure to support future revenue growth.

France Reports First Ever Case Of Human Shamonda Virus, 1 Dead

The authorites said this is the first time they have detected the Shamonda virus in a human.

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Nikhil Kamath On What Indian Entrepreneurs Can Learn From 'Tech Bros' In West

Nikhil Kamath referenced China's Amnesty programme, where if an entrepreneur fails, he pays a fine and then the programme allows him to try again.

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'Congress spreading anarchy': BJP draws parallel between France and anti-EC protests

BJP national spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia on Thursday questioned Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s alleged links with foreign-based organisations, including Progressive International and Indian Alliance Paris, accusing them of amplifying protests in India and alleging a wider conspiracy to create “anarchy and chaos” in the country.