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- 1Redevelopment plan for Greenville's pink 'TRAP' property rejectedβPlans for park and townhomes for notorious pink βTRAPβ property in West Greenville shot down
Plans to turn the notorious pink property in West Greenville, widely known as the 'TRAP' house, into a park and townhomes have been rejected. The proposal had been pitched as a way to redevelop one of the area's most recognizable and troubled parcels. Details on who voted it down and what happens next remain limited, but the decision leaves the property's future unresolved and the neighborhood watching closely.
- 2Tom Cruise's Notoriously Strict Fitness Diet at 64βΌThe Notoriously Strict Fitness Diet That Tom Cruise Swears By At The Age Of 64
Tom Cruise's famously restrictive diet is drawing attention as the actor continues his intense fitness routine at 64. Reports describe a disciplined eating regimen credited with keeping him in action-star shape decades into his career. Commenters are divided between admiration for his dedication and concern that the regime is too extreme to be sustainable for most people.
- 3Rheasilvia on asteroid Vesta may top Olympus MonsβOlympus Mons is notorious for being the highest mountain, base-to-peak, in the Solar System. Vesta's Rheasilvia may yet
Olympus Mons on Mars is famously the tallest mountain in the Solar System when measured base-to-peak, but the central peak of the Rheasilvia crater on the asteroid Vesta may actually be larger. Writers and space enthusiasts are revisiting the comparison, noting that many planetary surfaces remain unexplored and other record-holding peaks could still be discovered.
- 4Iran accused of erasing evidence at Gohardasht PrisonβIran accused of erasing evidence at notorious Gohardasht Prison
Iran faces accusations that authorities are destroying or removing evidence at Gohardasht Prison, a facility west of Tehran long associated with human rights abuses and mass executions of political prisoners in the 1980s. Critics say the alleged activity could obstruct documentation of past atrocities, while rights groups are calling for independent investigation of the site and preservation of records.