Iran's supreme leader grants government authority over peace talks with the US

Nebraska Supreme Court voids handwritten will largely penned by man's partner

Nebraska's Supreme Court has ruled that a handwritten will was invalid because the main handwriting did not belong to the person who made it. The court upheld an earlier 1984 will that left assets to the deceased's sons. The decision stresses that a holographic will must be written entirely in the testator's own hand to show clear intent. The dispute arose after Douglas G. Todd died and his long-term partner pressed a competing claim. The ruling reinforces strict requirements for proving the authenticity of handwritten wills.

Man's woodland cabin grows into 60-foot castle on 14-acre North Carolina land

Paul McCartney-backed Liverpool institute awards first degrees after 30 years

The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) held its 2026 graduation ceremony to mark its 30th anniversary. For the first time, it conferred degrees on its earliest graduates. More than 400 students from 28 countries attended the event. Sir Paul McCartney attended and recognized five individuals for their artistic contributions and cultural impact. The occasion highlighted LIPA's focus on developing creative talent in music, theatre, and film.

Analysis Questions Mumbai Police Performance in Tiger Shroff Firing Case

An NDTV analysis examines how the Mumbai Police handled the firing incident involving actor Tiger Shroff. The force has been commended for swiftly arresting the suspect. However, the piece raises doubts about whether police were effective in preventing the crime from happening in the first place. The analysis assesses the force against three key tests, reportedly failing one of them. The source article provides limited detail beyond this assessment, so the full scope of the evaluation is not available here.