Trump to target deported migrants abroad over $423 million in unpaid fines

The Trump administration is intensifying its immigration crackdown by hiring contractors to recover $423 million in unpaid fines from over 66,300 deported migrants. U.S. Customs and Border Protection awarded contracts for tracking these individuals, but enforcement of debts outside the U.S. poses challenges. The policy revives penalties from 1996 law, previously sidelined by Biden.

Woman who raised grandkid sues son for ₹51 lakh in childcare fees after 15 years

A woman in China is suing her son for $54,000 in childcare fees after raising her granddaughter alone for 15 years. Xu took on the responsibility following her son Liang's divorce in 2014, covering all expenses. The lawsuit arose after Liang remarried and moved out, prompting Xu to accuse him of neglecting his parental duties. Experts emphasize the need for better childcare support.

Scientifically Speaking: AI is changing biology, but guardrails are necessary

Scientists at Stanford University and the Arc Institute used AI to design a virus genome, successfully creating 16 new viruses that infect bacteria. This innovative process relied on AI learning patterns from existing genomes. While promising for treatments, caution is necessary, as safety and ethical considerations remain paramount before applying AI-generated designs in medicine.

Which city took the clean-air crown? Delhi, Mumbai ranks revealed. Noida on list

Lucknow has been declared the cleanest city in India according to the Swachh Vayu Sarvekshan 2026, with a score of 198 points, surpassing Indore, which fell to second place at 197 points. Noida ranked 8th in its category. PM10 pollution remains a challenge, prompting measures in various cities to improve air quality. This survey categorizes cities based on population size.

22 BRS MLAs suspended from Telangana Assembly over ‘disrupting’ proceedings

Twenty-two BRS legislators were suspended from the Telangana Assembly for the monsoon session due to disruptive behavior, including chanting slogans for justice. They demanded debates on police actions against their women MLAs and derogatory remarks about BRS Chief K Chandrasekhar Rao. Despite appeals from officials, they refused to comply. This incident highlights ongoing tensions in the assembly.

Nancy Guthrie update: Man wearing ‘same style gloves' as kidnapping suspect seen

A YouTuber suggested a possible link between a Yuma police suspect and the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case, noting similarities in glove style. Yuma police seek a man who burglarized a business, reportedly wearing red gloves, while the Guthrie suspect wore black ones. Nancy, 84, was reported missing on February 1, with no new details released since.

NYC councilwoman accuses Mamdani of sending a ‘message’ to Osama bin Laden

New York City Councilwoman Vickie Paladino accused Mayor Zohran Mamdani of sending a cryptic message to Osama bin Laden after he signed executive orders related to the September 11 attacks. Paladino and other critics opposed his planned participation in a 25th-anniversary commemoration, claiming the gestures were symbolic. Mamdani’s orders aim to enhance remembrance and agency preparedness.

ISB alum reveals how he negotiated to increase salary from ₹17 LPA to ₹23 LPA

Karan Gogna, an ISB alumnus, successfully negotiated his salary from Rs 17 lakh to Rs 23 lakh per annum by leveraging negotiation strategies learned during his MBA. Despite initial reluctance, he advised future job seekers to never anchor first, seek additional compensation components, and request relocation allowances. His experience underscores the necessity of effective salary negotiation.

‘Everyone’s equal before us’: SC to defamation complainant against Rahul Gandhi

The Supreme Court emphasized equality in legal proceedings while addressing a defamation case against Rahul Gandhi, urging the complainant to seek an early hearing rather than alleging preferential treatment. The case involves Gandhi's comments on a border clash, which a former army official deemed defamatory. Background details include previous court orders and ongoing legal challenges faced by Gandhi.

Yash's first reaction revealed after Toxic fails to impress, tanks at box office

*Toxic*, made on a substantial budget exceeding Rs 500 crore, has garnered Rs 247.25 crore net in India and Rs 338.50 crore worldwide since its August 26 release. Despite keen anticipation, the film received mixed reviews and faced trolling. Directed by Geetu Mohandas and co-written by Yash, the film highlights audience preference amidst piracy challenges, reflecting deep emotional investment.

Karmelo Anthony pictured with guns: 5 shocking details from trial documents

Newly released court documents reveal evidence in the case against Karmelo Anthony, convicted of fatally stabbing Texas teen Austin Metcalf. The 75-page filing includes photographs and messages suggesting threats and firearm possession. Prosecutors detailed Anthony’s violent behavior, including prior assaults, culminating in the April 2025 murder, for which he was sentenced to 35 years and is currently appealing.

Father denies shooting targeted Ammy Virk following convoy attack in Canada

A drive-by shooting targeting a vehicle linked to a Punjabi concert tour in Abbotsford, British Columbia, has sparked conflicting reports about singer Ammy Virk's involvement. While the shooter fired seven shots at a vehicle, Virk's family denies he was targeted. Police confirmed the incident but remain silent on identities, ensuring details remain private.

Alcaraz's UP Open title defence ends in heartbreak as Shelton wins five-set epic

Ben Shelton defeated Carlos Alcaraz in a thrilling five-set US Open quarter-final, winning the final tiebreaker 10-7 after a tense match filled with momentum shifts. Alcaraz took the first set, but Shelton dominated the next two. Despite Alcaraz's resilience, Shelton’s aggressive play ultimately secured the biggest win of his career, highlighting a dramatic clash of styles.

Why do emergency exit doors always open outwards?

Emergency exit doors are designed to open outward, allowing crowds to escape efficiently in panic situations without being trapped, which was crucial after deadly historical incidents like the 1883 Victoria Hall tragedy where 183 children died due to an inward-opening door. This design improvement reflects safety regulations aimed at facilitating emergency evacuations.

No change in stand on Kanthapuram's remarks on women: Keralam CM

Chief Minister V D Satheesan reaffirmed his stance on Kanthapuram A P Aboobacker Musliyar's views about women in public life during a press conference, despite a recent video of his critique facing a technical issue on social media. He welcomed criticism, emphasizing the importance of democracy and public assessment while dismissing allegations of media misrepresentation regarding his position and meetings with Islamic leaders.

Jeep driver-private car feud turns fatal: What led to Jaipur guide's stabbing

A stabbing incident involving tourist guide Manish Kumar Soni near Jaipur's Amer Fort escalated tensions after he died from his injuries. The altercation with jeep driver Azam stemmed from a long-standing feud over directing tourists. Manish's wife seeks justice and financial support for their children. Local officials emphasize that the attack transcends communal issues.

Who is Malone Lam? Singaporean man pleads guilty to shocking crypto heist in US

Malone Lam, a 22-year-old Singaporean, pleaded guilty to a racketeering conspiracy involving the theft and laundering of over $245 million in cryptocurrency. Lam, who coordinated an operation from October 2023 to May 2025, gained access to victims' accounts under false pretenses. He faces potential sentencing following the status hearing scheduled for December 8, 2025. Lam's criminal activities included using stolen funds for luxury expenditures.

Delhi HC asks WFI’s stand on Vinesh Phogat’s participation in World Championship trials

The Delhi High Court has asked the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) to decide on allowing wrestler Vinesh Phogat to participate in the upcoming selection trials for the 2026 Senior World Wrestling Championship. Phogat has challenged disciplinary actions against her, alleging violations of eligibility criteria, as WFI's recent circular limits participation to specific medal winners. The court will hear the matter further tomorrow.

MP CM Mohan Yadav gets investment proposals worth over ₹53,000 crore

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav secured over ₹53,000 crore in investment proposals during meetings with global investors in Dubai, focusing on sectors like green energy and AI. Key proposals include Rana Holdings' ₹35,200 crore projects and a ₹18,000 crore Sovereign AI Factory concept. Yadav invited UAE investors for the Global Investors Summit 2027. The state was recently honored as Asia’s Best Investment Promotion Agency.

Congress, NC spar as Abdullahs stand for full version of Vande Mataram song

The Congress party opposed the full rendition of 'Vande Mataram' at a Srinagar event, clashing with allies Omar Abdullah and Farooq Abdullah, who supported it. Congress leader K C Venugopal emphasized the song's adoption by freedom fighters, advocating for only the first two stanzas. The National Conference defended the legal obligation to perform the song, highlighting intra-alliance tensions.

Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav invites UAE investors, highlights logistics

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav urged UAE investors to explore opportunities in the state, showcasing its strategic location and robust infrastructure during one-on-one meetings at the Annual Investment Meeting Congress 2026 in Dubai. Discussions focused on logistics, technology, and green energy, with commitments from major firms for investment in various sectors, including agriculture and education, aiming to enhance local economic growth and connectivity.

BJP launches Seva Sankalp Abhiyan to mark PM Modi’s 25 years in public service

The Bharatiya Janata Party will launch a month-long Seva Sankalp Abhiyan starting September 17 to commemorate Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 25 years in public service, highlighting his achievements since his 2001 chief ministership in Gujarat. Party president Nitin Nabin praised Modi for transforming India’s economy, alleviating poverty, and enhancing cultural heritage amidst challenges.

One dead, 4 injured after oxygen cylinder explodes in Delhi's Okhla

One person died and four were injured due to an oxygen cylinder explosion near a community hall in southeast Delhi's Okhla Phase 1 on Wednesday morning. Emergency services responded swiftly, dispatching three water tenders and rescue vehicles after receiving the blast report at 10:47 am. The deceased was pronounced dead on the scene, highlighting safety concerns in the area.

Kiara Advani shares AI-imagined 80s retro moment with husband Sidharth Malhotra

Kiara Advani recently shared an AI-generated retro photo of herself and husband Sidharth Malhotra, showcasing an 80s Bollywood vibe. Fans praised the couple, comparing them to iconic pairs and enjoying the nostalgic aesthetic. Kiara and Sidharth, married in February 2023, have become a beloved couple in Bollywood since their debut in *Shershaah* (2021). They welcomed their daughter in 2025 and balance their private and public lives.

Why do you wake up with a dry mouth every morning? Here are the possible reasons

To prevent dry mouth, Dr. Pandey recommends increasing water intake, using nasal decongestants, avoiding alcohol and caffeine before bed, employing a humidifier, and steering clear of tobacco. Persistent dry mouth can indicate a medical issue needing attention. Dry mouth, or Xerostomia, arises from various causes, including dehydration, medications, and certain medical conditions. Always consult a doctor for concerns.

ECI to move Bharat Ratna CNR Rao’s electoral hearing to his home amid backlash

The Election Commission of India will visit 92-year-old scientist CNR Rao at his Bengaluru home for verification after a notice related to a name discrepancy in the Karnataka electoral roll prompted backlash. Rao, awarded the Bharat Ratna in 2013, faced a “self-name mismatch.” The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) aims to correct electoral discrepancies affecting millions.

Anbumani seeks strict enforcement of public smoking ban amid rise in passive smoking deaths

PMK president Anbumani Ramadoss has called for stricter enforcement of the public smoking ban amid alarming statistics showing that secondhand smoke led to 325,600 deaths in India in 2023, a 49.56% increase since 1990. He criticized Tamil Nadu's lax enforcement and emphasized the severe health risks, particularly to innocent non-smokers, urging government action to combat this public health crisis.

Who was Cameron Lyon? Newly engaged Ohio teacher killed by drunk driver

Cameron Lyon, a 23-year-old Ohio teacher, was killed in a crash on U.S. Route 33 when Alvaro Uriber-Gonzalez, an illegal immigrant, struck Lyon's SUV. Lyon's fiancée, Abrielle Kerns, survived but was seriously injured. The community mourns his loss, with a fundraiser initiated. Lyon had recently begun teaching at Crestline after graduating from Otterbein University.

Who was Rakesh Mehta? Ex-chief secy dies by suicide; lived alone in final days

Former Delhi chief secretary Rakesh Mehta died by suicide at his Noida residence at 74, leaving a note citing prolonged illness and stating no one was responsible. Mehta significantly modernized Delhi’s transport system and played a key role in electricity privatization. He served various senior roles in the Delhi government, impacting transport, power, and civic administration over his three-decade career.

‘I should be smarter than the batters’: Dube, India’s man for difficult overs

Shivam Dube, the Indian all-rounder, prepares for a demanding schedule ahead of the Asian Games, where India aims to defend its gold medal. Dube acknowledges the challenges of middle-order batting and credits bowling coach Morne Morkel for improving his game. He values the freedom given by CSK, which fosters personal and team growth.