Actress Ashnoor Kaur shared an Instagram story showing rainwater entering her home during Mumbai’s heavy rainfall.But the bigger question is: if she doesn’t live on the ground floor, where did the water come from?She lives on the fourth floor, so it seems unlikely that her home would be filled with water unless the doors and windows were intentionally left open.Sometimes celebrities do this intentionally to worry their fans and receive heartfelt messages of concern and wishes for their safety.

.@ASU wants to use eminent domain to bulldoze the Louis Emerson House — a historic Phoenix home owned by 89-year-old Robert Young, who has preserved it for more than 50 years.For what?Not a classroom, a hospital, or a lab.For “open space.”ASU’s own filing shows the medical campus can be built without putting a building on Mr. Young’s property. So this isn’t necessity. It's ASU flexing its outsized influence and power in order to further its aesthetic desires.Eminent domain should never be used a

I have lived in Japan for almost 11 years. During this time I interacted with a bunch of Indian people and more often than not, I would hear stuff like. "India has so many problems.", "People are suffering in India and im not happy about it.", "Politicians in India are evil people, they have ruined the country." etc.I would say: "Well are you planning to go back to India and live there?"The response would almost always be: "No I will never go back. Life is so good here. India has so many problem

He’s going to kill her when he gets home, I’m not joking. I hope someone who knows her checks on her. A man got jumped in the water after hitting you? He’s going to kill you.

Not so convinced on this one. Identifying someone's home on social media as a focus for protest isn't OK whether it's @Jacob_Rees_Mogg or a Green councillor. The police having a word to warn this guy he was skirting close to the edge doesn't seem wrong.

Graduating seniors on this high school baseball team take their last at-bat from their parents 🥹As they round the bases, an announcer reads letters from their families, and then they meet at home plate to finish their high school baseball career ❤️⚾