US midterms: FBI, ICE agents will not serve as election monitors, DOJ says
FBI agents will not be “monitoring” midterm polling booths The US Department of Justice said FBI and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) personnel will not serve as monitors during the November midterm elections, amid concerns from civil rights groups that the Trump administration’s plans for federal election oversight could intimidate voters.In a court filing late…
Man finds a brand-new car scratched overnight outside his home; viral post sparks debate over jealousy and damage to personal property
Buying a new car is a milestone for many people, often representing years of hard work, careful saving and a long-awaited dream. But imagine waking up the morning after bringing home a new vehicle and finding its body covered in scratches. This is the situation described in a viral post on X that has prompted…
IGL sees 93% drop in profit amid supply disruptions linked to West Asia
IGL reported a 93.4% decline in Q2 FY27 profit to Rs 24.4 crore, despite an 8% rise in sales volume NEW DELHI: IGL reported a 93.4% decline in its profit in the second quarter of FY27 due to a substantial increase in input gas costs amid global supply disruptions caused by uncertainties in West Asia.The…
Tim Seifert, Glenn Phillips power New Zealand to 7-wicket win in the final T20I as India take series 3-2 | Cricket News
India clinched the five-match T20I series 3-2 despite suffering a seven-wicket defeat against New Zealand in the final match at Seddon Park in Hamilton on Sunday. Tim Seifert and Glenn Phillips produced commanding performances with the bat to guide the hosts to a comfortable victory after Adam Milne’s four-wicket haul restricted India to 191/8.After being…
Rahul’s Ramlila ‘jalsa’ to ‘rub salt in wounds’ of 1984 Sikh riot victims: Amit Shah | India News
“Rahul Gandhi’s November 1 ‘jalsa’ in Delhi will only rub salt in wounds of anti-Sikh riot victims,” Amit Shah said. NEW DELHI: Union home minister Amit Shah on Sunday staunchly criticised Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for holding an INDIA bloc rally in Delhi’s Ramlila Round on the anniversary of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.He said the…
Objects you should never share with even your closest family members
Sharing things at home often happens without a second thought. You borrow your sibling’s towel, use your parent’s hairbrush or pick up a family member’s nail cutter because yours is nowhere to be found. It may seem harmless, particularly when you live under the same roof. However, certain personal belongings can carry bacteria, fungi, parasites…
In 2025, scientists revisited a Pacific seabed mining site tested 44 years earlier and found lasting changes to deep-sea life |
Abyssopathes lyra specimen from the mining test site. Image Credit: Trustees of the Natural History Museum In 2025, scientists reported that a deep-sea mining experiment conducted in the Pacific Ocean more than four decades earlier had left lasting changes to the seabed and the animals living there. The research, published in Nature and reported by…
Glenn Phillips scripts history, breaks Phil Salt’s world record in stunning T20I series against India | Cricket News
New Zealand’s Glenn Phillips (AP Photo) NEW DELHI: Glenn Phillips signed off a remarkable five-match T20I series against India by rewriting the record books, becoming the highest run-scorer in a bilateral series in the format. The New Zealand batter surpassed England’s Phil Salt, whose previous record had stood since 2023, during the fifth and final…
A Delaware couple kept a fence and garden on disputed land for more than 20 years; new neighbours demanded $30,000 or removal, but an October 30 court ruled the couple owned the strip, including the unfenced planter
A property survey found that the fence extended nearly nine feet into the neighbours’ land. (Representational AI image) A Delaware couple who spent more than two decades looking after a piece of land beside their home have won a court battle against neighbours who wanted them to pay $30,000 or move their fence.According to the…
Inside UK PM’s Diwali party at his residence; from Gita chanting to vegetarian snacks, woman shares interesting details
Image courtesy: Instagram/@shinewithshanu A Diwali reception at 10 Downing Street gave travel creator Shanu, who goes by @shinewithshanu on Instagram, an opportunity to see how the festival was celebrated at the official residence of the UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham. From flower decorations, diyas and rangolis to vegetarian food, Bhagavad Gita recitation and the chanting…
Swipe, shop, repeat: Online buyers splash out 7.5% more than offline shoppers
Is onling shopping increasing your bills? NEW DELHI: Do you feel your bills have gone up since you started using e-commerce apps? Don’t worry, you are not alone!A few taps on your phone could mean a bigger shopping bill. Indian households that use online shopping and payment platforms spend 7.5 per cent more every month…
Where Allan Donald and Morkel couldn’t: Kagiso Rabada joins Steyn and Pollock in elite Test club | Cricket News
South Africa’s Kagiso Rabada bowls Kagiso Rabada struck twice in the first over of Australia’s fourth-innings chase on Saturday, putting South Africa in control of the third Test in Cape Town. Australia began the final day’s play needing 288 runs to win the match and the series, but Rabada removed opener Matt Renshaw and No….
