Opposition into politics of obstruction, must see anti-India pattern: PM Modi

Canadian publisher with 25M Facebook followers loses court challenge over Meta's 2020 shutdown

A Canadian online publisher lost a legal challenge against Meta, which permanently removed its Facebook pages in 2020. The publisher, which had millions of followers, claimed the removal violated its business rights and caused significant financial losses. Many of its submitted advertisements were rejected for policy violations, including misleading content. A court upheld Meta's decision, citing protections under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.

Boy began building coffee brand at 9; it now reaches over 400 retailers

UK High Court Blocks Bid to Reintroduce Lynx in Northumberland

A conservation group sought to bring Eurasian lynx back to Kielder Forest in Northumberland to help restore the local ecosystem, which has been without the species for about 1,300 years. After the group submitted its release proposals, Natural England raised legal objections based on existing wildlife legislation. The conservation organisation challenged the regulator's refusal, arguing that the relevant laws should not stand in the way. However, the High Court ruled that the Dangerous Wild Animals Act continues to apply even after the animals are released.

Once-Booming Washington Silver Town Now Abandoned, Once Home to About 1,000 People

A former silver mining settlement in Washington, which once supported roughly 1,000 residents during the silver rush, has since been abandoned and is now a ghost town. The community's population dwindled as the mining boom faded and economic activity moved elsewhere. Today, the remaining structures stand as silent reminders of the town's brief period of prosperity. The site draws occasional visitors interested in the region's mining history.