A newly launched 85-foot luxury yacht, Dolce Vento, sank off the coast of Turkey in the Eregli district of Zonguldak just 15 minutes after its maiden voyage. The yacht tilted suddenly and began sinking rapidly. The owner, captain, and two crew members safely swam ashore as authorities responded and initiated an investigation into the cause of the sinking.
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In Princeton, New Jersey, the former homes of Presidents Grover Cleveland and Woodrow Wilson are drawing significant attention. Cleveland's Georgian mansion, Westland, recently sold for $5.28 million, while Wilson's Tudor Revival residence, where he lived until his presidency, is on the market for $6.5 million. Both properties boast historical significance and unique architectural features, reflecting their presidential past.