GISELE BÜNDCHEN’S $14.5M NEXT-DOOR HOUSE WAS DEMOLISHED
Gisele Bündchen bought a $14.5 million mansion next to her Surfside home, and aerial photos later showed it demolished, possibly for a family compound.
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MAN WITH THE GOLDEN ARM DIES AFTER 1,173 DONATIONS
James Harrison, Australia’s Man with the Golden Arm, died at 88 after 1,173 donations that Lifeblood says helped save 2.4 million babies. Here is his story.
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HUSBAND WITH ALZHEIMER’S LEFT WIFE A NOTE THAT WENT VIRAL
A husband named Joseph left his wife an Alzheimer’s sticky note saying he never forgets how wonderful she is, and strangers are still crying over it.
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SPAIN’S $50 MILLION WORLD CUP PRIZE MAY OWE THE IRS A CUT
Spain’s reported $50 million World Cup prize may come with a U.S. tax bite, with about $13.4 million estimated in withholding. Here is how it works.
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GIRL, 10, WITH LEUKEMIA GOT HER WEDDING DAYS BEFORE DYING
Emma Edwards, 10, was dying of leukemia when her family threw a mock wedding for her and her boyfriend DJ in under two days. She died 12 days later.
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‘SPIDERMAN’ WHO SAVED A PARIS CHILD BECAME A FRENCH CITIZEN
Mamoudou Gassama, the Malian migrant who climbed a Paris building to save a dangling child, was made a French citizen by a government decree.
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WOMAN HAD A HEART ATTACK ON A PLANE WITH 15 CARDIOLOGISTS
Dorothy Penman had a mid-air heart attack on the way to her daughter’s wedding, and 15 cardiologists on the same flight rushed to her rescue.
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MAN, 79, ARRESTED OVER 1981 KILLING AFTER SODA BOTTLE DNA
Police allege soda bottle DNA from his trash tied a Colorado man, 79, to the 1981 Grapevine cold case killing of a Braniff flight attendant.
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SCIENTISTS SAY MEN’S TESTOSTERONE FELL 54% SINCE 1972
Researchers told a London fertility conference men’s testosterone levels fell an estimated 54% between 1972 and 2019. Here is what experts say.
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ARKANSAS MAYOR’S BROTHER WON THE $1.82 BILLION POWERBALL
The $1.82 billion Powerball jackpot winner was Tracy Hartwick, brother of North Little Rock’s mayor, and lottery law is why his name came out.
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