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Three killed, four injured after argument erupts into gunfire at Detroit strip club in US
Three people were killed and four others injured after an argument escalated into gunfire at an after-hours strip club in Michigan's Detroit city on Sunday morning (local time), police said. Officers reached the scene after receiving a report of the shooting at around 7:21 am. Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison said three men were found at the location with fatal gunshot wounds. The four other victims, comprising two men and two women, were taken to nearby hospitals in private vehicles. Police said none of them were believed to have suffered life-threatening injuries. According to Bettison, al
California acquired 640 acres near Pioneertown for western Joshua tree conservation
California state officials secured 640 acres of desert land near Pioneertown for western Joshua tree conservation. Researchers identified this land as suitable for the species despite climate change. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife completed the acquisition with funds from the Western Joshua Tree Conservation Fund. Collaboration with Native American tribes is planned for long-term stewardship of the property.
Sister Stephanie Baliga: From aspiring elite runner to nun raising $2.6 million, and she’s still running
Sister Stephanie Baliga once dreamed of becoming an elite runner before finding her calling as a nun. She has since used the Chicago Marathon to raise more than $2.6 million for Mission of Our Lady of the Angels, helping feed families in need. Now, she continues running and fundraising through Team OLA.
A $45 million San Francisco mansion once owned by Larry Ellison kept its new buyer secret for a year
Private equity mogul Chuck Esserman has made headlines by purchasing a lavish mansion in San Francisco for $45 million, making it the most expensive home sale in the city for 2025. Formerly owned by Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison, who bought it for just $3.9 million 37 years ago, the estate boasts stunning renovations and breathtaking views of the Golden Gate Bridge, reflecting its rich legacy.
Rhode Island federal judge orders revival of $7 billion Solar for All program canceled in 2025
A Rhode Island federal judge has ordered the revival of the $7 billion Solar for All program after the Trump administration’s EPA canceled it in August 2025. Judge Mary S. McElroy ruled the agency overstepped its authority in terminating the Biden-era initiative, which aimed to expand solar access for low-income households nationwide.
‘Shake the prisons’: Hamas warned Israel before October 7 attack, says ex-defence minister Gallant
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar reportedly sent a warning to Israel before the October 7 attack. Former defence minister Yoav Gallant stated that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received international alerts about this threat. Gallant expressed that such warnings should have been prioritized as critical security issues. He claimed that Netanyahu excluded senior security officials from crucial discussions during the conflict.
3 killed, 4 injured after fight erupts into gunfire at Detroit strip club in US
Three individuals lost their lives while four others sustained injuries in a shooting at a Detroit strip club. The confrontation, which occurred early on Sunday morning, stemmed from an argument between several patrons. Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison confirmed that the three deceased victims were all men. Authorities are actively investigating the case and have received multiple complaints about the venue this year.
Charles Baker started garage business for his son in 1980; it has helped 12,500 plus workers
Charles P. Baker III, who died at 101, co-founded Baker Industries with his wife Louise in 1980 after their son struggled to find suitable work. What began as a two-person garage business grew into a workforce development nonprofit that has hired, trained and mentored more than 12,500 people who faced barriers to employment.
Nepal battered by severe rain: 21 dead, 5 missing as floods, landslides worsen
In Nepal, heavy rainfall has caused devastating floods and landslides, resulting in 21 lives lost and extensive damage. Authorities have evacuated around 3,000 residents from perilous areas to guarantee their safety. This deluge follows the earlier Bhotekoshi floods, which had a death toll of over 1,400. As rescue efforts continue, landslides have disrupted operations in several districts, and tourists in vulnerable areas are being advised to take precautions.
Louisiana neighbors' land fight over 70 feet ends with $15K damages after dead cow appears
In a prolonged conflict stemming from years of camaraderie, two families in Louisiana found themselves locked in a bitter legal battle regarding their property lines. The Colvins asserted ownership over a disputed 70-foot timberland strip, triggering rising tensions. Ultimately, the court sided with the Joneses, affirming the original boundary marked by an aged fence while ordering the Colvins to halt disruptive actions and compensate for damages.
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- Three killed, four injured after argument erupts into gunfire at Detroit strip club in US
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- Sister Stephanie Baliga: From aspiring elite runner to nun raising $2.6 million, and she’s still running
- A $45 million San Francisco mansion once owned by Larry Ellison kept its new buyer secret for a year
- Rhode Island federal judge orders revival of $7 billion Solar for All program canceled in 2025
