No. 6 Alabama expects to be without top receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams at No. 14 Tennessee

Alabama is likely to face No. 14 Tennessee without leading receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams, doubtful with multiple injuries, including a concussion, coach Kalen DeBoer said Monday. He leads No. 6 Alabama with 23 catches, 415 yards and four touchdowns, but left Saturday’s 20-17 loss to Georgia twice; Lotzeir Brooks and Rico Scott could step up.

Arjun Bijlani & Neha Swami on Navratri celebrations: Festivals are about being with your family

Actor Arjun Bijlani describes Navratri as a season of spiritual renewal, gratitude and family bonding, saying time with wife Neha and son Ayaan matters more than grand celebrations. He hopes Ayaan grows up grounded in faith and tradition, while the family marks the festival with home-cooked prasad, festive decor, shared meals, and Garba and Dandiya.

Social Security October 14 payments: Who gets checks as 2027 COLA forecast hits 3.6%?

Millions of Americans born between the 1st and 10th will receive Social Security payments Wednesday, October 14, with retirees qualifying for up to $5,181. Forecasts place 2027’s COLA at 3.5%–3.6%, above 2026’s 2.8%, but it remains unconfirmed until September inflation data and the Social Security Administration’s announcement. Most recipients get less; increases start in January.

NCMC glitches expose gaps in MSRTC’s digital ticketing system

Technical failures in MSRTC’s National Common Mobility Card system are delaying Pune bus ticketing, as rejected cards, unread QR codes, deductions without tickets and network outages spark disputes. Conductors handle complaints despite lacking control, while MSRTC says it has alerted officials and the provider. Introduced for concessions, the card’s mandatory-use deadline was extended to September 30 amid glitches.

DJ Moore injury update: Is Bills WR playing tonight vs Rams? Latest status

DJ Moore’s status for Buffalo’s Monday Night Football game against the Rams remains uncertain: he is questionable with a shoulder injury after just one limited practice this week. Coach Joe Brady expressed optimism, but the final decision will depend on Moore’s pregame readiness. If Moore and Joshua Palmer are unavailable, Buffalo’s depth will be tested.

Egypt says border operation targeted illegal mining after deadly strike

Egypt said it was conducting an operation against illegal mining near Sudan after a rights group accused Cairo of an airstrike that killed 72 miners at Jabal al-Uqaydat; the allegation remains unverified. Sudan’s leader ordered an investigation, while Cairo urged restraint, as the incident highlights tensions along a porous, smuggling-prone frontier amid the country’s war.

Hackers heat French supermarket fridges, sparking fires and spoiling food

Cyberattacks on connected refrigeration systems spoiled food and caused fires at hundreds of French supermarkets, with units heated to 50°C overnight. Major chains reported affected stores and losses potentially reaching tens of millions of euros. France launched an investigation and is coordinating with European partners. Authorities identified outdated Danfoss software as a possible vulnerability; remote controls manage storewide refrigeration.

Brazil presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro to visit jailed father

Brazilian candidate Flavio Bolsonaro will visit his father, former president Jair Bolsonaro, Tuesday after a judge restored visitation rights, barring political or electoral discussion. His access was suspended for 90 days after he read his father’s prohibited letter online. Jair Bolsonaro is serving a sentence for attempting a coup after his 2022 election defeat to Lula.

Youth movement on defense helps fuel the 49ers' 32-29 win over the Seahawks

San Francisco’s young defenders powered a 32-29 win over Seattle despite Nick Bosa’s absence and Dre Greenlaw’s ejection. Renardo Green intercepted Sam Darnold twice, while rookie Gracen Halton recovered a fumble for a touchdown and added a sack. Players 25 or younger recorded three sacks and four takeaways, a first since 1991, easing pass-rush concerns.

Federal judge orders Trump administration to halt work for a day on historic DC golf course

Judge Ana Reyes ordered a 24-hour halt to tree cutting at Washington’s historic East Potomac Golf Course, with the pause potentially extending to 14 days as officials explain why work proceeded over a holiday weekend. Angered by alleged government deception, Reyes convened an emergency hearing; East Potomac is part of Trump’s plans to remake Washington.

Three-day BRICS Theatre Festival begins in Delhi, India showcases 'Samudra Manthan'

The three-day BRICS Theatre Festival opened Monday at New Delhi’s National School of Drama, uniting practitioners from nine countries for cultural exchange. India, Thailand, Indonesia, Russia, Iran, Vietnam, South Africa, Kazakhstan and Ethiopia will present works across city venues. Inaugurating the event, Culture Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat said culture fosters understanding amid international tensions.

NFL suspends 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw 1 game for head butt

49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw received a one-game NFL suspension Monday for head-butting Seattle’s Ernest Jones IV during San Francisco’s 32-29 win, and will miss next Monday’s game against Washington unless an appeal succeeds. The incident followed his late sideline hit; Jones was unhelmeted, and Greenlaw was ejected. Greenlaw also has prior ejections and a previous suspension.

Who is Erie shooting suspect Matthew Stone, and why did he allegedly kill his family?

Matthew Stone, 45, is suspected of killing his wife, children, grandchildren and two women who came to check on his Erie, Pennsylvania, home, then dying by suicide; police have not identified a motive. Investigators say seven of eight victims were relatives; family accounts call Stone the patriarch and say daughter Angelina was days from giving birth.

Pristine DGC course awaits McIlroy and Co

Delhi Golf Club hosts the DP World India Championship, October 15–18, with Rory McIlroy, defending champion Tommy Fleetwood and major winners competing for a $4 million purse. Narrow fairways could favor Indian players, while Sachin Tendulkar and Ronaldo will attend. A $17 million investment underpins organizers’ description of the tournament as golf’s “IPL moment” for India.

Selma Blair arrested after alleged mid-flight assault on flight attendants: Report

Actress Selma Blair was reportedly arrested after an alleged mid-flight altercation with Delta flight attendants; two reported injuries, and one attendant was hospitalized. Her representative said Blair experienced a medical emergency, received care after landing and is stable, while its cause and possible charges remain unclear. Blair disclosed multiple sclerosis in 2018 and later reported remission after intensive treatment.

Diddy rushed out of prison following head injury

Sean “Diddy” Combs was reportedly taken from New Jersey’s FCI Fort Dix on Saturday, October 10, after suffering a head injury, according to TMZ, and returned to the prison early Sunday, October 11. Bureau of Prisons records now list his release date as March 2, 2028, revised from January 21, 2028.

Two 'godmen' cheat woman of ₹69 lakh after promising to cure her sister of cancer

Two self-styled godmen were booked for allegedly cheating a 60-year-old woman of Rs 69.30 lakh by promising to cure her sister’s cancer through rituals, police said. They allegedly collected Rs 68 lakh and a gold chain for 48 pujas, after persuading her that black magic afflicted her sister’s home; police are searching for them under Maharashtra’s anti-black-magic law.

Ladakh governance model: LAB warns of agitation if Centre fails to present draft

Leh’s Apex Body warned that Ladakhis may agitate unless the Centre presents a draft on elected governance and Article 371 safeguards at October 15 talks. The fifth meeting with civil society groups is expected to clarify a proposed “sui generis” model, amid anger over four deaths in police firing. Ladakh became a Union Territory without a legislature in 2019.

Delhi records highest October rainfall in 4 years, mercury dips below normal

Heavy overnight rain made Delhi’s wettest October day in four years and improved air quality to “satisfactory,” the first time this month. Safdarjung recorded 41.6 mm in 24 hours, while The Ridge received 49 mm; waterlogging disrupted parts of the city and forced traffic diversions. Weather systems triggered showers; intermittent rain may continue three days.

HT City Delhi Junction: Catch It Live on October 13, 2026 in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram

Delhi’s October events lineup spans theatre, heritage, art, music, sport and comedy, led by the Ramlila Mahotsav at Red Fort Grounds through October 21 and the Red Fort light-and-sound show, running October 13–31. A wellbeing exhibition, Garba night, polo season and stand-up show round out the programme; several events are free, and nearby metro stations offer convenient access.

Big Brother star Amber Siyavus dies at 46

Big Brother Season 8 contestant Amber Siyavus has died at 46, Nevada’s Clark County coroner confirmed Friday, while the cause and manner of death remain pending. Her family has not issued a public statement, and fans have shared tributes online. Siyavus’ daughter, Lexi Tomcavage, died in 2018 in what was reported as an apparent suicide.

Robot gropes 16-year-old girl in Germany, police seize it after incident is livestreamed

German police seized a robot after it allegedly groped a 16-year-old girl and made thrusting motions outside a Cologne restaurant, while investigators examine whether it was remotely controlled and consider sexual-harassment charges. The robot’s 16-year-old owner and a 19-year-old companion allegedly livestreamed the encounter; officers found it in a car boot and seized two phones.

SP claims duplicate voters in 100 UP seats, seeks statewide purge

The Samajwadi Party (SP) alleged thousands of duplicate voter entries across 100 Uttar Pradesh constituencies, urging officials to scrutinize all 403 seats before the 2027 assembly polls. Its memorandum cited repeated listings under different EPIC numbers in Kannauj, Etawah and Shravasti, saying duplicates persisted despite a 166-day Special Intensive Revision and threatened confidence in fair elections.

Getty Images to go private with $533M in fresh equity in debt restructuring

Getty Images has won backing for a restructuring to cut debt, raise $533 million and go private, with the Getty family and Koch Equity Development owning the reorganized company. Bondholders will retire $270 million in notes, while lenders reduce borrowing costs and extend repayment. Completion is expected by end-2026, after the proposed Shutterstock merger collapsed.

Youth flies in from NZ, kills mother’s second hubby in UP

Uttar Pradesh police are investigating a targeted killing after New Zealand-based worker Avdeep Singh, 22, and cousin Rajandeep Singh were arrested for allegedly killing Avdeep’s stepfather, Navjot Singh, 35, in Rampur. Police say the attack followed opposition to Avdeep’s mother’s remarriage; investigators are checking his return and possible accomplices. Navjot was shot at his centre Saturday.

Iran security chief and NSA Ajit Doval hold phone call, discuss West Asia conflict, bilateral issues

Iranian National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei spoke by telephone with India’s National Security Adviser Ajit Doval on Monday evening, exchanging views on regional and international developments and issues of mutual interest between their countries. The Iranian Embassy in India announced the conversation, but its statement offered no specifics about the topics discussed or outcomes.

'Batman Mode On': Rahul Gandhi, Kharge pose with superhero masks during Oppn march to SC

Batman masks appeared during Opposition leaders’ protest march in Delhi on Monday against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over the Special Intensive Revision exercise. Rahul Gandhi and Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge posed with them, recalling Gandhi’s earlier Instagram Batman joke, while Gandhi and 10 INDIA bloc leaders filed a Supreme Court petition challenging voter deletions.

Tukaram Mundhe refutes reports of transfer: ‘Fight against unsafe food, spurious drugs on’

Maharashtra FDA chief Tukaram Mundhe has denied reports of his transfer, confirming on Monday that he remains Commissioner of the state’s Food and Drug Administration. In a post on X, he said the agency’s campaign against unsafe, substandard and adulterated food, as well as spurious and substandard medicines, will continue. More details are expected.

Gavaskar goes on an anecdotes trip in tribute to the late Garry Sobers

Sunil Gavaskar recalled how his oversized sweater accompanied Garry Sobers during the West Indian great’s celebrated 254 against Australia in 1972, joking he had a “little bit” in the innings. At a Mumbai tribute, Gavaskar said Sobers’ dropped catches helped launch his career, while former fast bowler Ian Bishop praised Sobers’ influence and Caribbean pride.

Indian Super League: Jithin strikes at death as NorthEast United FC beat Mohun Bagan Super Giant

Jithin M.S. struck in the 90+2nd minute to give NorthEast United FC a 1-0 victory over Mohun Bagan Super Giant in their opening 2026/27 Indian Super League match in Guwahati. Introduced at halftime, he pounced on a rebound after Vishal Kaith’s save and a shot hit the post. Both teams had earlier struck the woodwork.