In the 1960s, a Tucson couple built a carport from discarded bottles; it grew into a 2,700-square-foot home that later hit the market for $432,500

Thousands of glass bottles, set in rock and mortar, form the walls of this Tucson home. (@tucsonbottlehouse/Instagram)

Most of us toss an empty bottle without a second thought. Ted and Mel Bryson saw something else: walls. KGUN 9, the local station, reports the Tucson couple built the original house out of rock, mortar, and thousands of glass bottles in 1965. Architectural Digest (AD), which also covered the listing, noted the house was … Read more

In 2025, Florida sank a 227-foot derelict freighter nine miles off Martin County, turning an abandoned ship into the Boo McCulley artificial reef

An abandoned ship, a new reef: How Florida turned a derelict vessel into a marine habitat. (AI-generated/ChatGPT)

An abandoned freighter sat in the Miami River for a decade. Then, on November 18, 2025, it was deliberately sunk. The 227-foot ship, named the Borocho, is now on the seafloor about nine miles off Martin County, according to a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) news release. Today it’s known as the Boo … Read more

A New York couple traded a TV for two acres, built a $40,000 home using YouTube and salvaged materials, sold it for $290,000, and moved to Florida

New York couple built their own home for $40,000, then sold it and moved to Florida. (Representational/Unsplash)

Most people dream of owning a home, but very few people build their own from scratch. Jessica Patrzyk, 34, and her husband did just that in rural Worth, New York, according to an interview with Realtor.com. They taught themselves through YouTube tutorials, used materials collected from local dumps, and built a 2,500-square-foot home for $40,000. … Read more

Utah couple sentenced for helping suspected illegal immigrant escape ICE custody, used bolt cutters to remove handcuffs

Utah couple sentenced for helping suspected illegal immigrant escape ICE custody (Pexel - representational image)

A Utah couple admitted in court that they used bolt cutters to remove handcuffs and help a suspected illegal immigrant escape from Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Utah said. According to officials, Kelzie Ryann Luna, 21, and George Sanchez-Juarez, 22, pleaded guilty to theft, disposal and conversion … Read more

In 1928, California garbage collector Art Beal began a hillside shack; over 50 years, discarded cans, car parts, and shells became Nitt Witt Ridge

Art Beal built Nitt Witt Ridge with materials others discarded, shaping a steep California hillside into nine levels of terraces and structures. He lived there until 1989. (Wikimedia Commons)

Most people see the city dump as the place where broken things go to die. Art Beal saw a source of building materials. In 1928, he bought two and a half acres of pine-covered hillside in Cambria Pines, California, and began building a home from salvaged objects. According to the SPACES Archives profile of the … Read more

King Charles heads to Caribbean as calls for slavery reparations grow

King Charles heads to Caribbean as calls for slavery reparations grow

* Charles has spoken of sorrow over slavery King Charles heads to Caribbean as calls for slavery reparations grow * Commonwealth leaders meet in Antigua from November 1 * King also visits Bahamas and Guyana By Michael Holden LONDON, – King Charles heads to the Caribbean this week on a tour which comes against the … Read more

In 1996, Columbia scientists tested Biosphere 2s ocean under ice-age, modern, and future CO2 levels; future conditions cut coral calcification by 40%

After decades without new corals, researchers introduced 108 coral fragments into Biosphere 2’s 2.6-million-liter ocean habitat. (AI-generated/ ChatGPT)

Every three months, an ocean in the Arizona desert took a trip through time. In 1996, Columbia University researchers used Biosphere 2’s marine mesocosm to recreate three sets of ocean conditions: those of a glacial ice age, the present day, and the 22nd century. According to the University of Arizona’s Biosphere 2 ecosystems page, the … Read more

AP investigation: Documents support claim ICE has detained a mentally ill US citizen since January

AP investigation: Documents support claim ICE has detained a mentally ill US citizen since January

IOWA CITY, Iowa — For nearly a year, immigration authorities have detained and sought to deport a mentally ill man whose mother, lawyers and public records say was born in the United States and not Jamaica as he claims, a review by The Associated Press found. AP investigation: Documents support claim ICE has detained a … Read more

Mamdani supporters rush to defend mayor after report claims his use of NYPD gym for basketball games disrupted recruits' training

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is reportedly using the NYPD gymnasium for basketball games with friends, which a report has claimed is disrupting recruits' training. (REUTERS)

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani saw an outpouring of support online after a report alleged he’s using the NYPD gym for pickup basketball games with friends. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is reportedly using the NYPD gymnasium for basketball games with friends, which a report has claimed is disrupting recruits’ training. (REUTERS) Mamdani … Read more

Trans Democrat Avery Rowland makes LGBTQ rights central to Kansas midterms run

Avery Rowland is running for Kansas House District 2 in the November 3 midterms. (Avery Rowland)

Avery Rowland is running for Kansas House District 2 in the 2026 midterms in November 3 elections. The Democrat shared her views exclusively with HT.com. Avery Rowland is running for Kansas House District 2 in the November 3 midterms. (Avery Rowland) Rowland is facing Republican Daniel Muter and while she gears up for the showdown, … Read more