The governor favors more punitive policing, while his Democratic opponent thinks the governor should have a say in who buys what properties in the state.
It Doesn’t Get Much Creepier Than This Abandoned Prison Farm Hidden in Georgia
In the southeastern part of Atlanta, Georgia, there hides an abandoned prison farm with a storied history. The decaying buildings are a creepy collection of ruins adorned with graffiti that spans from …
Georgia toddler Quinton Simon’s dead body placed in dumpster: FBI
The search for a missing Georgia toddler whose mother admitted to drug use while pregnant is now focused on a landfill, authorities said Tuesday. 20-month-old Simon Quinton disappeared from his …
Singapore’s luxury homes market unchanged in Q3
Luxury non-landed market saw 110 transactions in the third quarter, similar to the previous quarter. Singapore’s luxury non-landed market saw a total of 110 transactions during the third quarter of …
Women Build Week held by Lancaster Lebanon Habitat for Humanity
This week, the Lancaster Lebanon Habitat for Humanity will be holding their Women Build Week. All three of the sites that are under construction have female …
Japan’s oldest toilet dating back 500 years damaged in Kyoto car crash
A man working for a Japanese organization tasked with preserving cultural heritage accidentally backed his car into an ancient toilet at Kyoto’s Tofukuji Zen Buddhist temple, causing …
Japan Has Finally Reopened. But There’s A LOT You Need to Know Before Traveling There
After almost three years, Japan has finally completely re-opened its borders to international travelers. And let’s be honest: Japan shut down their borders far longer than most countries; the borders …
Hong Kong eyes property tax cut
According to a report In Bloomberg, a part or all of the impost likely to be refunded after workers have stayed in Hong Kong for a certain number of years Click here to watch more such web stories …
ConverseBank Board Chairman Wants to Build $110 “Business Hub” in Yerevan
Converse Bank Board of Trustees’ President Armen Ter-Tachatyyan wants to build a US$110 million business hub in a part of Yerevan once known for its fruit trees and gardens.
At War for Decades, Lebanon and Israel Agree a Rare Compromise
Lebanon and Israel have agreed to a U.S.-mediated agreement ending a decades-old dispute over their maritime boundary on Tuesday, a landmark compromise between countries with a history of war. Here is …