‘No one is off the table’: Trump admin denies report of ICE pausing arrests of non-criminal illegal migrants

DHS has dismissed a report that ICE officers were instructed to stop arresting illegal migrants who have no criminal convictions. The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has dismissed a report that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers were instructed to stop arresting illegal migrants who have no criminal convictions or pending charges, saying “no…

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In 2017, excavation work uncovered 1812 wooden water mains beneath Philadelphia’s Spruce Street, revealing the city’s early water network | World News

PC: Philadelphia Water Department, Workers replacing a water main on Philadelphia’s Spruce Street in 2017 uncovered wooden water mains dating back to the early 19th century. The pipes were found during excavation along the 900 block of Spruce Street on 3 May, and research by Adam Levine, PWD’s historical consultant, indicates the main was most…

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In 2015, Florida man bought Tamarac home for pool and golf-course view; 11 years later, developer building 335 homes gave him 3 days to clear pool area, but county map appears to show patio inside his boundary

The former golf course property is now being redeveloped by 13th Floor Homes as The Woodlands (Representational AI image) Joe Donzelli bought his Tamarac, Florida, home in February 2015 because it offered what he and his family wanted, including a pool, an enclosed patio and a view of the former Woodlands Country Club golf course….

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Archaeologists uncover 2,700-year-old Etruscan tomb at Italy’s Vulci; weapons, gold and rare pottery found in elite burial | World News

Archaeologists uncover 2,700-year-old Etruscan tomb at Italy’s Vulci; weapons, gold and rare pottery found in elite burial (Image credit: Return to Vulci Project) Archaeologists have uncovered a monumental Etruscan tomb inside an ancient cemetery at Vulci in central Italy, nearly 140 years after French archaeologist Stéphane Gsell first identified the burial mound surrounding it. The…

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From 2018 to 2022, a Georgia nonprofit employee stole $96,713 meant for abused and neglected children, spending it on Netflix, Six Flags, lingerie and a home theater before pleading guilty

O’Neal worked as a programme specialist for Court Appointed Special Advocates of Polk & Haralson, Inc Jennifer O’Neal, a former employee of a Georgia nonprofit that supports abused and neglected children, pleaded guilty to stealing $96,713 from the organisation between 2018 and 2022, according to the US Department of Justice. She used the money for…

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Nepalese security guard won UAE’s Dh30 million lottery jackpot; he plans to split the $8.2 million fortune with 4 friends | World News

Representative Image of Tayab Khan and his friends joyfully celebrating a Dh30 million lottery win (AI Generated Image) Tayab Khan, a 26-year-old Nepalese security guard working in Abu Dhabi’s Ruwais Industrial Area, became the first winner of the UAE Lottery’s new Dh30 million grand prize after matching all 7 winning numbers in a May 27,…

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In 1873, Andrew Hallidie tested San Francisco’s first cable car on Clay Street, creating a new way to travel up the city’s steep hills without horses | World News

PC: Cable Car Heritage Museum In August 1873, San Francisco tested a new cable railway system designed to operate on streets where horses struggled with steep grades. Andrew Smith Hallidie tested the first cable car on Clay Street on 2 August, using an endless wire rope placed in a tube below the surface of the…

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