Iran mocks France over cyberattack that disrupted supermarket operations

US Charges Three Alleged Iranian Operatives Over Plot Targeting UK Airbase

US authorities have charged three men described as Iranian operatives with allegedly helping plan and direct an incident at a UK airbase. The individuals are named as Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, Mohsen Mohajeri and Mohammad Ali al-Hassani. The alleged attack took place in September at the base, which the US military has used in its operations against Iran. The charges describe the men as having orchestrated the incident from abroad, though specific details of their roles are limited in the report.

Iowa Supreme Court rules co-owner must be notified before foreclosure proceeds

The Iowa Supreme Court has ruled that a co-owner of a property must receive notice before foreclosure actions can move forward. The case involves Lynae D. McMillen Dickey Tesdall, who was named as a borrower on the mortgage even though she did not sign the promissory note. While she was not involved in the loan, payments fell behind over time. Wells Fargo did not inform her about the growing overdue balance. The decision was hailed as a landmark ruling in her favor on appeal.

Long-hidden Altdorfer Renaissance painting to be auctioned, estimated at £3m-£5m

A Renaissance work by Albrecht Altdorfer has been identified and is set to go under the hammer at auction. Its estimated value falls between £3 million and £5 million. The painting has been held in a private Swiss collection since 1957, which is why it has remained largely out of public view. Before the sale, it will be displayed in New York and London. The work is notable for Altdorfer's pioneering landscapes, which give nature a central role in the composition.

Hawaii court to hear whether two zoo elephants can challenge captivity