Oberlin college photography professor among 2 killed in shooting; suspect in custody

Photographer and Oberlin professor Pipo Nguyen-Duy, 64, was killed in an Ohio shooting alongside a 47-year-old woman. Suspect Daniel Hunt, 31, was arrested.

Costa Rica drops bid to join Pacific trade pact, sacks trade minister

COSTARICA-POLITICS-TRADE:Costa Rica drops bid to join Pacific trade pact, sacks trade minister

Apple MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display becomes first touchscreen Mac

Apple breaks decades of tradition by finally adding a touchscreen to a MacBook, pairing it with tandem OLED tech and M5 Pro and M5 Max silicon

New RSS group registers with justice dept to lobby in America

RSS Friends’ Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) filing came  just days before RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat held a major rally at Madison Square Garden in New York

Haryana: Only BS-VI, CNG, electric buses to enter New Delhi from November 1

The restrictions, aimed at curbing air pollution in the national capital, will apply to buses operating under All India Tourist Permits, New Delhi-registered buses

Spanish town rallies to help victims of deadly train crash

SPAIN-ACCIDENT/RELATIVE (PIX, TV):Spanish town rallies to help victims of deadly train crash

US Federal Reserve leaves interest rates unchanged after September hike

The US Federal Reserve left its interest rate unchanged at 3.75-4 per cent.&nbsp;

BJP’s Umesh Dwivedi wins Lko Teachers’ seat for 3rd time; SP’s Kanti Singh wrests Graduates’ seat

Out of 25,835 valid votes counted in the Teachers’ constituency, Dwivedi secured 13,179 votes while Sushil Kumar bagged 8,371

Chandigarh: Goyal is PU teachers’ body president

Of the five key office bearer posts, four were elected from Goyal’s panel, secretary, joint secretary and treasurer post while vice president post was won by Ikreet Singh Bal of Dr Harvansh Singh Judge Institute of Dental Sciences and Hospital

ABVP’s event at PU: 15 detained amid protest against right-wing leader

Members of the Punjab Students Union (Lalkaar), the All India Students’ Association (AISA) and the Ambedkar Student Front say they are against the institute’s ‘saffronisation’