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- Utah couple cycles 3,634 miles across America, raises $23,000 for charities
A couple from Utah marked their 40th wedding anniversary with an epic cycling adventure across the United States, covering more than 3,600 miles in 87 days. Their mission was to raise awareness and funds for affordable housing and food assistance. Along the way, they navigated diverse terrains and overcame significant obstacles, bringing attention to the plight of families grappling with housing and food insecurity.
- Lake Tahoe ranch once listed for $188m now prepares separate $43m mansion sale
Shakespeare Ranch, a historic estate in Lake Tahoe, has struggled to find a buyer since listing. The property was initially priced at $188 million but has seen a price reduction to $125 million. Potential buyers are now interested in purchasing parts of the estate instead of the entire property. The main house, called Water’s Edge, is for sale at $39.5 million and features extensive amenities.
- ‘Amitabh Bachchan is hero for us, but he’s allowed to be human’: Abhishek on his father
Amitabh Bachchan is celebrating his 84th birthday on October 11 with numerous wishes from admirers. On the occasion, here's recalling the time when Abhishek Bachchan shared insights about their family dynamics and his father's dual role as a star and family man. He also spoke about how his parents feel about his career and how seeing his father at home despite being a superstar, taught him to stay detach from fame early on in life.
- Florida cybersecurity owner accused of secretly paying hackers over $8 million
Zohar Pinhasi, the owner of MonsterCloud, faces charges of wire fraud related to his cybersecurity business. Prosecutors allege he misrepresented his firm's capabilities to clients facing ransomware attacks. Instead of recovering data without ransom payment, he secretly paid attackers and charged clients significantly higher fees. Pinhasi allegedly collected over $19 million while paying more than $8 million in ransoms.
- US death row inmate Christa Pike back in prison from hospital after failed execution
Christa Pike, a Tennessee death row inmate, has returned to prison after a failed execution attempt. The September 30 incident resulted in her needing medical care after the lethal injection process failed. Governor Bill Lee has ordered a review of the state's execution procedures following this incident. Pike had been sentenced to death for the 1995 murder of her classmate, Colleen Slemmer.
