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- Florida mother seeks child support from ex, court adds new husband's $8,600 bills to her incomeby TOI World Desk on 23 October 2026 at 08:43
A Florida appeals court has determined that child support calculations will be revisited in a contentious family dispute. Bianca Rampartap sought a review after her ex-husband halted his parenting time. The earlier court wrongly counted his financial contributions as income for Bianca, leading her to appeal. The higher court ruled in her favor, requiring a reexamination of her income and subsequent modifications to child support arrangements.
- Dutch scientists build light-powered robotic arm using living algae and gel layersby TOI Science Desk on 23 October 2026 at 08:43
- Mark Cuban turned a $5.7 billion Yahoo sale into a new business missionby TOI World Desk on 23 October 2026 at 08:15
- South Korean rescuers try three times to free shark, but it swims back into canalby TOI World Desk on 23 October 2026 at 08:00
A dusky shark, named Bukangi, has remained in the North Port canal in Busan for over a month. Authorities have attempted multiple rescues, but the shark keeps returning to the canal. Experts believe busy port activities may be influencing Bukangi's behavior, making it feel safer in the canal. The shark, which is endangered, has raised concerns due to lack of feeding and falling water temperatures.
- Bel Air's 4,500-ton concrete mansion hits market for $36.5 million after nine-year projectby TOI Real Estate Desk on 23 October 2026 at 07:48
A stunning new mansion in Bel Air has hit the market for a cool $36.5 million, slated for completion in 2026. Over a painstaking nine-year period, this exquisite residence was crafted utilizing robust reinforced concrete and expansive glass walls. With six spacious bedrooms and nine lavish bathrooms, it showcases luxury amenities throughout.
- Old deeds and a 1926 ruling shaped Florida rail land dispute as court rejects trail compensation claimsby TOI World Desk on 23 October 2026 at 07:48
In a recent ruling, the US Court of Appeals clarified property rights as Florida landowners sought compensation when a railway corridor transformed into a public trail. The court determined that the railway held fee simple ownership of the land, supported by historical deeds and a condemnation judgment, nullifying any reversionary rights for landowners. Ultimately, this ruling emphasizes the significance of historical property rights in present-day legal scenarios.
- Archaeologists uncovered a 15th-century ship beneath Barcelona during car park constructionby TOI World Desk on 23 October 2026 at 07:15
During the renovation of a former fish market, archaeologists made a fascinating discovery: the remains of the medieval ship Ciutadella I, dating from the 15th and 16th centuries. This vessel, containing around 30 ribs and seven planks, reveals valuable details about the maritime heritage of the region. With conservation measures in place, efforts are focused on safeguarding this archaeological treasure for further exploration and understanding.
- Ohio lowers Guilford Lake 20 feet for $14M dam repairs, refill set for 2027by TOI World Desk on 23 October 2026 at 07:00
- Iris Sets Auction Record: Monet canvas fetches €50mn in Paris; France hails new markby Mahima Sharma on 23 October 2026 at 06:51
At a Paris auction, Claude Monet's painting titled Iris fetched an astounding 50 million euros, setting a new record for artwork sold in France. The event not only celebrated this remarkable sale but also marked the centenary of Monet's passing, with three more of his exquisite paintings featured at the auction. Additionally, Christie's auction saw impressive sales from a variety of artworks, including several by Monet.
- Police Labrador rescues missing 70-year-old hiker in Hawaii; he now wants to adopt herby TOI World Desk on 23 October 2026 at 06:42
After missing for over a day in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, 70-year-old David Arai was successfully located by Trina, a skilled police dog, who led the search team through dense foliage. Found two miles from his rental car and suffering from dehydration, Arai expressed immense gratitude to his rescuers and is now contemplating adopting Trina, who has proven her tracking abilities with two recent rescues.
- Australian farmer turns poultry waste into power, fertiliser and natural food dyeby TOI World Desk on 23 October 2026 at 06:42
- New Study Of Westminster Sarcophagus: Roman coffin holds medieval abbot; identity still debatedby TOI Science Desk on 23 October 2026 at 05:39
Excavations at Westminster Abbey have unveiled a medieval abbot's remains within an ancient Roman coffin, dated to the time between AD 987 and 1052. Notable candidates for the identity of this abbot include Ælfwig and Wulfnoth, who once steered the Westminster Benedictine monastery. The coffin, rich in history, has been preserved and examined since its 19th-century discovery, and today, visitors can appreciate its elaborate inscriptions.
- Paul Walker founded a Haiti relief group in 2010; it helped 13,093 people in 2025by TOI World Desk on 23 October 2026 at 05:38
A decade after the untimely death of actor Paul Walker, his humanitarian endeavor, Reach Out WorldWide, is creating a significant impact. In 2025 alone, ROWW assisted over 13,000 individuals through various global disaster-relief initiatives. This organization mobilizes skilled volunteers to meet immediate community demands following calamities, operating at no cost to families in need, all while upholding Walker's legacy of providing swift assistance during crises.
- Ontario farmer rejects C$16 million offer to protect his 164-acre fruit farmby TOI World Desk on 23 October 2026 at 04:38
Charles Stevens and his family have decided to protect Wilmot Orchards by placing a conservation easement on the property. This easement effectively restricts future development for nearly 1,000 years, ensuring continued agricultural use. Their decision counters pressures from developers seeking to convert farmland into housing. The Stevens family aims to preserve the land for future generations of farmers.
- Finnish watchmaker Kari Voutilainen’s limited-edition steel watch sells for $1.016 million at auctionby TOI World Desk on 23 October 2026 at 04:37
At a recent Phillips auction, an exquisite stainless-steel timepiece crafted by renowned watchmaker Kari Voutilainen commanded an impressive $1.016 million, far surpassing its estimated value. The Voutilainen 28Sport Limited Edition features a stunning blue guilloché dial complemented by a striking black onyx center. Originally acquired in 2021, this watch's sale underscores the increasing allure of exceptional and rare watches within the collector community.
- Portland man turns $48,412 backyard makeover into $85,000 rental businessby TOI Real Estate Desk on 23 October 2026 at 04:37
Rob Nachbar skillfully turned his once-simple backyard in Portland into a thriving rental space known as Pong Springs. This five-year renovation, which cost $48,412, prioritized weather-resistant structures and enhanced privacy features. Since its launch on Swimply, Nachbar has generated approximately $106,000 in revenue. The yard not only hosts various events but also provides the family with a serene private retreat—combining leisure and financial success.
- 'Lifting sanctions will make Putin stronger': Zelenskyy on Trump tiesby Abhishek Mishra on 23 October 2026 at 03:31
- Jason Momoa buys Queenstown estate for NZ$15 million, NZ$3.5 million above valuationby TOI World Desk on 23 October 2026 at 02:32
Jason Momoa has recently acquired a significant property in Queenstown, New Zealand for NZ$15 million. The estate, formerly owned by Sir Sam Neill, demonstrates the increasing interest in the local real estate market. Property values in the region have risen significantly, attracting overseas buyers. Momoa has deep connections to New Zealand, having visited frequently for leisure and work. He has also invested in the local film industry and nightlife scene.
- Texas farmer grows from 27 to 10,000 sheep by grazing solar farms across 40,000 acresby TOI World Desk on 23 October 2026 at 02:31
JR Howard experienced hardships early on with only a small number of sheep, making it tough to earn a living. However, after landing a grazing contract with solar farms, he expanded his flock and income significantly. This eco-friendly grazing method is being embraced by renewable energy companies as a cost-effective way to manage vegetation, while farmers benefit from expansive grazing land without hefty property expenses.
- California family spends $4,000 and 200 hours turning its yard into a free Jurassic Park attractionby TOI World Desk on 23 October 2026 at 02:30
In Granada Hills, a family has dedicated $4,000 to create an elaborate Jurassic Park-themed display for Halloween. After investing over 200 hours, they've constructed life-sized dinosaur replicas and an automated escape show, complete with grand entrance gates. Open to the public at no cost, this attraction fosters community spirit as neighbors flock to capture the experience and enjoy this festive installation.
