Driver in deadly Kansas soccer field crash released while investigation continues

A Kansas woman whose pickup drove onto a youth soccer field, killing a 6-year-old boy and a 35-year-old man and injuring 10 others, has been released without charges while police investigate. Toxicology tests and a vehicle examination remain pending, and investigators interviewed more than 30 witnesses. The crash occurred Saturday at Wichita’s Stryker Sports Complex, where the driver’s children were playing or riding in the truck.

Spain braces for more floods after woman dies near Barcelona

Spain braced Monday for an intensifying Mediterranean storm, with red alerts warning of extraordinary rain in Valencia and Mallorca, after flooding killed a woman near Barcelona, disrupted transport and prompted hundreds of emergency calls. Classes were suspended, flights cancelled and troops sent to the islands. Scientists link stronger autumn storms to climate change and heat.

Kenya’s Ebola cases hit 8, with no community transmission yet

Kenya’s Ebola cases rose to eight Sunday after a quarantined patient attendant tested positive, bringing 128 contacts under monitoring. The 49-year-old had cared for the first patient, who died Oct. 5 after arriving from Congo via Uganda. Six others remain stable; three relatives and three health workers are infected. Kenya has tightened screening amid Congo’s deadly outbreak.

After mother Cindy Crawford, sister Kaia Gerber shares emotional tribute to late brother Presley

Kaia Gerber has paid an emotional tribute to her brother Presley one month after his death at 27, calling him her “best buddy” and saying she is learning to love him in his absence. Parents Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber remembered him as a “sweet, beautiful soul.” Presley died at a rehabilitation facility; his cause remains under investigation.

Ben Johnson benches D'Andre Swift for consecutive weeks as Bears RB struggles vs Falcons

Ben Johnson benched D’Andre Swift for the fourth quarter of Chicago’s matchup with Atlanta after the running back fumbled, renewing scrutiny of the coach’s response to turnovers and Swift’s role in the offense. Swift had 44 yards on 16 carries and scored twice. Johnson benched him after a fumble against the Jets in Week 4.

On the run, on air: Model rejects charges in interview as Lucknow police grope in dark

Fugitive influencer Shraddha Dubey, accused in Shiva Sharma’s murder, appeared Sunday in an ANI interview from an undisclosed location, denying the charge and claiming he died by suicide. Police raised the arrest reward to ₹50,000 but have not confirmed her whereabouts. Sharma, 28, fell from a Lucknow apartment on October 9; his mother alleges murder.

Chiefs WR Rashee Rice not playing vs Chargers with hamstring injury

The Kansas City Chiefs have ruled receiver Rashee Rice out of Sunday’s Week 6 game against the Chargers after knee and hamstring injuries kept him from practicing this week, further limiting their receiving corps. Rice was hurt in Week 4 against Las Vegas and could return in Week 7. The team is 4-0; Los Angeles is 0-5.

Macron urges calm as France counts the cost of worst unrest in years

President Emmanuel Macron urged calm after France’s unrest, as protests over living costs and declining services turned violent, leaving one dead, 1,000 officers injured and 2,400 arrested. Fresh clashes continued Sunday in Paris and Marseille, with shops and public buildings damaged. Saturday’s demonstrations drew 500,000 people, merging a month-long student movement with wider social discontent.

Box Office: Elizabeth Holmes movie ‘You Can See Everything’ is now a hit in theaters too

“Street Fighter” led theaters with $31 million, but “You Can See Everything” stood out, earning $15 million from 855 screens. The Elizabeth Holmes documentary scored the strongest limited-screen opening since “Borat” and the biggest nonmusic documentary debut in two decades, buoyed by audiences, strong reviews and sellouts; ticket sales rose 45% year over year.

Kendal Daniels ‘alert and moving’ after scary injury vs Bears, taken to hospital for treatment

Atlanta Falcons linebacker Kendal Daniels is alert and able to move his limbs and body after suffering an injury during Sunday afternoon’s game against the Chicago Bears, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported. Daniels was taken to Grady Memorial Hospital for treatment, though details on the injury and his condition remain limited. The story is continuing to develop.

Technical gaps cripple biometric system at Punjab’s opioid treatment centres

Punjab’s biometric attendance system at more than 540 opioid-treatment centres remains largely ineffective because outdated computers prevent fingerprint verification intended to stop impersonation and buprenorphine theft. Patients therefore still receive the medicine through Aadhaar-only checks, despite suspected stock discrepancies and ghost-patient entries. Launched in March 2025, the programme includes biometric devices and a central patient registry.

10kg drone-dropped heroin recovered in Ferozepur

Ferozepur police and the BSF recovered 10 kg of heroin from fields in Jiwan Bhediya village, foiling an alleged drone-assisted attempt to smuggle narcotics across the India-Pakistan border. The seizure came during a Sunday search as part of anti-smuggling efforts. Police registered a case against unidentified persons and are investigating the consignment’s origin and distribution.

Rangers seek power-play improvement as Ducks visit

The Rangers host the Anaheim Ducks Monday, aiming to end a two-game losing streak, remain unbeaten at home and revive a power play that went scoreless on three chances in Saturday’s overtime defeat. Anaheim arrives after consecutive 4-2 losses marked by late-game defensive and penalty-killing failures. New York’s power play is 20 percent; the Ducks swept last season’s series.

OKC's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander could join rare club of back-to-back-to-back NBA MVPs this season

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander could become the first player in 40 years to win three straight NBA MVP awards, leading Oklahoma City; he averaged 32 points over two seasons. He says team success, not trophies, remains his focus, while Thunder leaders praise his discipline and emotional maturity. Only Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain and Larry Bird have achieved the feat.

Katie Zacharia pushed for Fox News interviews before White House exit, texts reveal

Katie Zacharia left her White House press secretary post Friday, just five days after starting, after President Trump said he had urged her to reconsider. Her exit followed a rocky first briefing and Fox News interviews where she struggled to explain failing the California bar and address other issues. Trump appointed her the previous Friday.

Steelers’ Mike McCarthy suffers ankle injury against Buccaneers, returns after halftime

Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy injured his ankle during Sunday’s Week 6 matchup with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, limping late in the first half and needing help reaching the sideline. He spent halftime in Pittsburgh’s blue medical tent rather than the locker room, then returned after the break and resumed calling offensive plays, according to reports.

Men in sarees: 200-year-old tale of curse inspires Ahmedabad’s unique Navratri ritual

More than 40 men from Ahmedabad’s Barot community and other faiths wore sarees and performed garba on Navratri’s eighth night, honouring Sadu Mata through a nearly 200-year-old ritual of penance and gratitude. Participants say they seek blessings and community wellbeing, commemorating her death after resisting a ruler’s summons and the curse they believe threatened the Barot lineage.

Rams CB Trent McDuffie not playing today vs Cardinals after sudden groin injury

The Rams will face Arizona in Week 6 without cornerback Trent McDuffie, ruled out after a Friday groin injury, marking his first absence this season. Los Angeles promoted defensive back Cam Lampkin from its practice squad to the active roster, leaving him with a challenge in containing Cardinals receiver Michael Wilson. Updates will follow.

Fairbairn's last-second 49-yard FG gives Texans 34-31 win over Jaguars at Wembley Stadium

Houston Texans beat Jacksonville Jaguars 34-31 at Wembley on Ka’imi Fairbairn’s 49-yard field goal as time expired, after C.J. Stroud rebounded from an end-zone interception to lead the drive. Stroud threw three touchdowns, while Travis Hunter’s touchdown and interception helped Jacksonville rally to tie. The victory gave Houston back-to-back wins and narrowed Jacksonville’s AFC South lead.

Trump plans 15-month closure of Washington golf course amid legal challenge

President Donald Trump plans to close Washington’s historic East Potomac Golf Course for 15 months from November 15, despite a court order temporarily halting redevelopment amid legal challenges. He says renovations will create a world-class tournament venue while keeping the course public. The 106-year-old park’s future remains disputed over tree removal, affordability and access.

Soccer-Slow-starting Arsenal make patience pay against Forest

Arsenal kept their title defence on track with a 1-0 win at Nottingham Forest, as Noni Madueke’s deflected 80th-minute strike kept them in touch with leaders Manchester City. The Gunners struggled early, scoring with their first shot on target, but Mikel Arteta praised their resilience. Eight of 11 goals came after halftime, underscoring slow starts.

Arsenal snatch late win to keep pressure on Man City as Man Utd held

Arsenal beat Nottingham Forest 1-0 through Noni Madueke’s deflected 80th-minute goal, moving back to second and three points behind leaders Manchester City despite managing one shot on target. Manchester United drew 1-1 at Leeds, extending their winless run to six matches in all competitions; they have won once in seven league games and sit 13th.

Alvin Kamara's scary fall vs Giants renews existing back injury concerns for Saints RB

Saints running back Alvin Kamara briefly raised injury concerns after landing hard on his right hip while chasing an off-target pass along the left sideline in the second quarter. He walked slowly to the medical tent, prompting fears the fall might worsen his recent back injury, but returned to the field minutes later, easing concerns.

BJP wary as Jagan Mohan Reddy hints at shift towards INDIA bloc

The BJP is watching signs that Jagan Mohan Reddy’s YSR Congress Party may move toward the INDIA bloc after endorsing Cockroach Janta Party protests and calling for electoral reforms, potentially reshaping Andhra Pradesh and Telangana politics. A shift could weaken the NDA’s chances of passing key constitutional and delimitation bills. Once a reliable ally, the YSRCP has eight MPs.

Carson Steele suffers shoulder injury against Panthers, questionable to return

Philadelphia Eagles running back Carson Steele is questionable to return to Sunday's Week 6 game against the Carolina Panthers after suffering a shoulder injury, leaving his status for the remainder of the matchup uncertain. Steele left during the first quarter and went to the locker room for evaluation. Further game updates were still pending.

ServiceNow CFO says leaders who sleep 4 hours and work 14-hour days set ‘terrible example’

ServiceNow CFO Gina Mastantuono says executives who boast about 14-hour workdays and four hours of sleep set a “terrible example” for employees. She argues recovery is essential to performance, with self-care improving leadership, listening and composure. Her remarks come amid divided views on work-life balance, as some leaders champion rest while others defend intense schedules and commitment.

Himachal to appoint PGI, AIIMS PG graduates sans tests, interviews

Himachal amended its 2025 Resident Doctors Policy to appoint eligible PG doctors from PGI Chandigarh and AIIMS New Delhi to senior resident or tutor specialist vacancies in six medical colleges without tests or interviews. Selection will follow MBBS and PG merit under the 33.33% direct-candidate quota, strengthening specialist services; Clause 7.3.8 formalizes the change.

Actor safe, multiple probe teams formed: Mumbai Police on Tiger Shroff assassination bid

Unidentified gunmen opened fire at actor Tiger Shroff in Mumbai’s Juhu area Sunday evening as he returned from a private event; Shroff was unharmed, while his driver and an auto-rickshaw driver were injured. Police formed multiple teams and began forensic analysis. A gangster’s claim of responsibility, alleging Shroff ignored warnings about Salman Khan, remains unverified.

Steven Hamilton, 71-year-old fisherman killed by 12-foot alligator, fished almost every night

Steven Hamilton, 71, was killed Friday when an alligator attacked him while fishing at Dr Bradford Memorial Park in Winter Garden, Florida; regulars said he visited almost nightly. Authorities recovered his body about an hour later and removed the nearly 12-foot alligator. Friends remembered Hamilton as kind and generous, while residents voiced concerns about alligators nearby.

Manasum, Signature Global join hands for 164-unit senior living project in Gurugram

Manasum Senior Living and Signature Global will develop 164 senior living units in Gurugram, with ₹575 crore potential, marking Manasum’s Delhi-NCR entry. Sector 37D homes will be priced around ₹3.7 crore, with sales targeted in 12–18 months and handover in 48 months. Signature Global builds the project; Manasum manages care services, supporting Manasum’s national expansion.