US Families Face Huge Electricity Bills as Energy Costs Soar Amid Policy Changes

January 11, 2026

US Families Face Huge Electricity Bills as Energy Costs Soar Amid Policy Changes

Millions of Americans are battling soaring energy bills. Utility debts rise while clean energy project cuts and AI data demands push prices up. Winter heating costs jump 9.2%.

Musang King Durian Fuels $7bn China Import Boom, Boosts Malaysian Town Raub

January 11, 2026

Musang King Durian Fuels $7bn China Import Boom, Boosts Malaysian Town Raub

China’s appetite for Musang King durian has soared to $7 billion in imports this year. Malaysia’s Raub town thrives, with local farmers turning fortunes around. The ‘Hermès of durians’ is now a symbol of luxury and booming trade.

Telco Services Australia Earned $185m from Centrelink Contract but Paid No Corporate Tax

January 11, 2026

Telco Services Australia Earned $185m from Centrelink Contract but Paid No Corporate Tax

Telco Services Australia earned over $185 million in 2024-25 from a major Centrelink contract but reported no taxable income or corporate tax. Experts call for more transparency in government public contract awards.

Andhra Pradesh Approves Dagadarthi Greenfield Airport, Eighth in State

January 10, 2026

Andhra Pradesh Approves Dagadarthi Greenfield Airport, Eighth in State

Andhra Pradesh's Cabinet has approved the Dagadarthi greenfield airport, set to be the state's eighth airport. The project aims to boost aviation, logistics, and industrial growth with private sector involvement.

Rare Superman Comic, Once Stolen from Nicolas Cage, Sells for $15 Million

January 10, 2026

Rare Superman Comic, Once Stolen from Nicolas Cage, Sells for $15 Million

A rare 1938 Superman comic stolen from actor Nicolas Cage sold for $15 million to an anonymous buyer. It’s one of the highest sales ever for a comic book and has a fascinating Hollywood history.