Martha's Vineyard board rejects 54-acre Katama Meadows housing plan

Discounted iPhone 18 units advertised in Tehran after Strait of Hormuz shipwreck

Cheap iPhone 18 handsets have reportedly been advertised for sale in Tehran following a shipwreck in the Strait of Hormuz. The listings reportedly describe the devices as 'war booty', suggesting they came from a vessel lost in the waterway. The reports indicate the phones were offered at notably low prices in the Iranian capital. The article attributes the advertisements to the aftermath of the maritime incident rather than to any official source. Further details on the origin and legality of the goods were not confirmed in the report.

Legal profession is not for faint-hearted: CJI Surya Kant at NLSIU

19 killed in Kolkata stampede; CM announces jobs and Rs 25 lakh for families

At least 19 people died in a stampede in Kolkata, according to reports carried by the Times of India. Chief Minister Suvendu announced government jobs and a compensation payout of Rs 25 lakh for the families of those killed. The article's details on the exact timing, venue and cause of the crowd crush are not available in the provided text. Further information on the investigation and rescue response was not included in the source material.

Drone LiDAR Uncovers Three Unregistered Aboriginal Rock Shelters in Australian Bushland

Researchers used drone-mounted LiDAR to locate three Aboriginal rock shelters in the Blue Mountains that had not previously been registered. The sites contain red hand stencils and stone artifacts, which were documented in collaboration with the Dharug Custodian Aboriginal Corporation. The team says the approach could make archaeological surveys of hard-to-reach terrain faster and more practical, helping protect cultural heritage. Further work will test whether the technique works across other Australian landscapes.