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Inside Dwayne Johnson's $27.8M Beverly Park Estate and Its Lavish Amenities

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson owns a $27.8 million Mediterranean-style mansion located in Beverly Park, California. The sprawling estate spans approximately 3.67 acres and is designed to blend privacy with resort-style comfort. It features an extensive range of amenities including swimming pools, a tennis court, a baseball diamond, a gym, a home theater, and a recording studio. The property has notable historical ties, having previously been connected to actor Paul Reiser and musician Alex Van Halen.

19th-century Pennsylvania mining village with 83 acres heads to auction

Michigan teen built a $10M watch business starting with a single Rolex flip at 16

Mason Maressa, now 21, launched his luxury watch business after buying a vintage Rolex Air-King for $3,500 at age 16 and selling it within days for around $4,000. The Michigan teenager reinvested the profit into more timepieces, steadily growing his inventory and client base. Over five years, he developed the venture into a formal business called Clocked In, based in Grand Haven, Michigan. Operating on an appointment-only model, the company has now surpassed $10 million in cumulative sales.

Charlotte and Ric Flair's Bond: From Childhood Struggles to Wrestling Legacy

Charlotte Flair and her father Ric Flair share a relationship deeply rooted in professional wrestling. Their journey together included childhood difficulties, family tragedy, and eventual reconciliation. Ric's storied career as a wrestling legend played a significant role in shaping Charlotte's understanding of the sport. However, Charlotte went on to establish her own identity and championship legacy independent of her father's name. Today, the two share a bond defined by mutual pride, emotional resilience, and a lasting family connection.

Pakistan Reaffirms Defense Pact With Saudi Arabia Amid Houthi Drone Threat Near Mecca

Pakistan has reaffirmed its commitment to a trilateral defense agreement with Saudi Arabia and Turkiye, which obligates member states to collectively deter armed attacks. The statement came after Saudi Arabia reported intercepting a Houthi drone near Mecca, an incident the Houthis have denied. Pakistani officials stressed there is no ambiguity in their obligations under the pact, particularly regarding the protection of Muslim holy sites. Pakistan indicated it would consider defending the holy sites even outside the formal treaty framework. Islamabad also called for diplomatic efforts to prevent the regional tensions from escalating further.

Ex-Anthropic researcher's AI extinction warning goes viral, sparks industry debate

Jacob Coxon, a 27-year-old former researcher at both Anthropic and OpenAI, resigned with a stark public warning that artificial intelligence could pose an existential threat to humanity before 2030. His resignation post garnered over 170 million views, thrusting the math Olympiad medallist into the spotlight as a prominent voice in AI safety discourse. The warning prompted notable tech leaders including Dario Amodei, Sam Altman, and Elon Musk to express support for slowing down AI development. However, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and President Donald Trump dismissed the concerns as overstated. The episode has intensified the ongoing global debate over how quickly advanced AI systems should be developed and deployed.

Rodgers dismisses Wilson target concerns, prioritizes open receivers over counts

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers downplayed concerns about wide receiver Roman Wilson's low target frequency in Week 1. Rodgers explained his philosophy centers on finding the open receiver rather than adhering to a predetermined target count. He uses a hand-signal system to adjust plays at the line, which former receiver Adam Thielen admitted caused anxiety among players. Despite its unconventional nature, the approach proved effective, helping the Steelers claim their 2025 division championship.

Brazilian TikToker Duda Alves Dies at 22, Police Launch Investigation

Brazilian TikTok creator Duda Alves passed away at the age of 22, with her family announcing the news two days after her death. The circumstances surrounding her passing remain unclear, prompting local police to open a formal investigation. Alves had recently been sharing her recovery journey following a surgery, making her sudden death unexpected to her followers. The cause of her death has not yet been officially determined.

‘Enough is enough’: Delhi HC raps DU, police over violence ahead of DUSU polls

Uddhav threatens legal action over Disha Salian probe targeting his family

Former Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has warned of legal action against those running a campaign linking his family to the death of Disha Salian. Uddhav denied any family connection to the incident, calling the allegations politically motivated. His son Aaditya Thackeray also refuted claims of knowing or meeting Salian, terming the accusations character assassination. Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut expressed support for the Thackeray family, citing public trust in them. The CBI has registered a case into Salian's death following a court directive.

Bill Gates backs cattle methane-cutting tech: Could it help fight climate change

Fresh CBI FIR in Disha Salian death invokes gang rape, murder charges

'I'm staying, so is the curry': Indian-origin US lawmaker reacts to 'go home' remark

Italy PM Meloni Wishes PM Modi on His Birthday, Calls Him a Friend

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni extended birthday wishes to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. She wished him good health, energy, and success in her message. Meloni referred to Modi as a 'friend,' reflecting the warm bilateral ties between Italy and India. The gesture underscores the growing diplomatic rapport between the two leaders.

How a 2003 DA case ended with four years in jail for Keralam ex-DGP

'Your leadership made India a world power': Netanyahu greets PM Modi on birthday

Teen brothers grew a $4K junk pickup into a $3M business in four years

Massachusetts brothers Kirk and Jacob McKinney launched Junk Teens in 2021 while still in their teens, investing just $4,000 in a used pickup truck to get started. The venture focused on junk removal and reselling discarded items. By 2025, the business had completed over 5,500 jobs and brought in $3.04 million in revenue. The brothers are now setting their sights on reaching $5 million in annual revenue by 2026.

India, Russia, China respond cautiously to new US sanctions bill on Russian energy

The United States has introduced a new sanctions bill that authorizes tariffs on countries purchasing Russian energy. India, a significant buyer of Russian oil, has indicated it is closely watching developments while prioritizing its energy security and economic interests. Russia has condemned the move, warning that such sanctions could obstruct ongoing peace efforts related to the Ukraine conflict. China has firmly rejected what it calls US 'long-arm jurisdiction' over its legitimate trade dealings with Russia. The bill broadly expands Washington's sanctions and tariff powers targeting Russia and nations that continue to engage with its energy sector.

Tata Trusts Calls Chandrasekaran's Reappointment as Tata Sons Chairman Illegal

Tata Trusts has declared the reappointment of N Chandrasekaran as Tata Sons chairman legally invalid, citing opposition from Noel Tata during the board resolution. The trusts contend that this opposition renders the board's decision a legal nullity. The dispute follows the Reserve Bank of India's rejection of Tata Sons' attempt to relinquish its core investment company status. Separately, the Tata Sons board has moved forward with plans to list the company on the stock market. The developments have cast significant uncertainty over the conglomerate's leadership succession and could trigger prolonged legal battles.

Fever Coach White Credits World Cup Role in Shaping Caitlin Clark's Growth

Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White has acknowledged Caitlin Clark's notable development during the FIBA World Cup campaign. Clark played a supporting role alongside more experienced Team USA players, gaining valuable experience throughout the tournament. White believes the lessons Clark absorbed internationally will strengthen her performance when she returns to the Fever. With both Clark and teammate Aliyah Boston back from international duty, White has emphasized maintaining high standards as Indiana eyes a championship run.