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Florida officer took possession of man’s home after finding him dead 4 years ago, police say
A former Palm Beach County sheriff’s officer is facing grand theft, false impersonation, identity fraud, and official misconduct charges after allegedly taking possession of Michael J. Torres’s home following a 2022 welfare check that revealed the man’s death. Hernandez is accused of using the deceased’s identity to secure loans, transfer utilities, and renovate the property before moving in with his family, prompting a statewide call for stricter welfare‑check protocols.
Keralam Governor-designate Om Prakash Mathur arrives in Thiruvananthapuram; to be sworn in on October 23
Keralam Governor‑designate Om Prakash Mathur has arrived in the state capital of Thiruvananthapuram, marking a...
EU carbon tax is ‘inviting disaster’, says Piyush Goyal
The Indian government has voiced strong opposition to the European Union’s forthcoming carbon border adjustment...
Uttarakhand Madrasas to observe Sunday holiday instead of Friday
In Uttarakhand, authorities have announced that registered madrasas will observe Sunday as a holiday instead...
2 killed in fire that destroyed Mississippi senior living center
The blaze that swept through a senior living facility in Clinton, Mississippi, on the afternoon...
Bengaluru minister confirms Pink Line metro approval expected within five days
Bengaluru’s urban transport system is poised for a significant expansion after a recent announcement from...
Help! Why Won’t Travel Insurance Pay for My $17,500 Broken Leg?
An American tourist had emergency surgery in Thailand after tripping and falling at an ice...

Use of Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay’s deep fake videos to collect money: Rajasthan youth moves Madras High Court seeking bail
Florida officer took possession of man’s home after finding him dead 4 years ago, police say
Jury weighs fate of US woman who says father forced her into Syria’s war zone when she was a teen
France bans certain protests to restore public