Hurricanes seek 6th straight win, to avenge lone loss vs. Capitals

Carolina takes a five-game winning streak into Tuesday’s home matchup with Washington, seeking revenge against the only team to beat it this season after the Capitals’ 5-2 season-opening victory. The Hurricanes have since outscored opponents 25-11, while Washington arrives after a 5-3 loss to Seattle. The game is Alexander Ovechkin’s final regular-season visit to Raleigh.

Dogs bring calm and joy to students following shooting at Colorado high school

Two golden Labs offer comfort at Evergreen High School as students recover from a 2025 shooting that wounded two classmates. Principal Skyler Artes made Norene and Polenta permanent fixtures after seeing dogs help the school community. Trained by Canine Companions, they greet students, visit classrooms and ease stress, bringing joy to a grieving campus every day.

Breaking Bad star RJ Mitte dies at 34

Actor RJ Mitte, known for playing Walter White Jr. on *Breaking Bad*, has died at 34, his representatives confirmed to *The Hollywood Reporter*. TMZ reported he died Monday in Brownsville, Texas. No official cause has been announced; TMZ reported the death was a suicide, with circumstances under investigation. Mitte was a disability-rights advocate and philanthropist.

Who is RJ Mitte's girlfriend Kennedy Suarez? What we know about 'Breaking Bad' star's relationship

TMZ reports “Breaking Bad” actor RJ Mitte, 34, has died by suicide, though the account provided does not independently confirm the report; the story is developing. He is survived by fiancée Kennedy Suarez, whom he knew for ten years before they began dating five years ago. PEOPLE reported that Suarez works remotely in human resources.

RJ Mitte dies at 34: When 'Breaking Bad' star spoke about living with cerebral palsy

RJ Mitte, the actor who played Walter White Jr. on *Breaking Bad*, has died at 34, his representatives confirmed, saying he died Monday in Brownsville, Texas. No cause has been announced, though a county official told TMZ it may have been suicide. The report remains developing; Mitte was best known for his television role.

Tom Cruise's 'Digger' tanks, leaving studio with $250 mn hole

Tom Cruise’s eco-satire “Digger” has earned $35.3 million worldwide after two weeks, and analysts estimate Warner Bros. could lose $245 million on the panned film. Alejandro Iñárritu’s comedy, budgeted at $160–180 million before marketing, struggled to attract audiences despite Cruise’s star power. Greenlit by outgoing executives, it was conceived as art-house satire, not mainstream entertainment.

Sparta MI shooting reports: What's happening near Tesa Tape? Witnesses share details

Authorities have not confirmed reports of a possible shooting at or near Tesa Tape in Sparta, Michigan, despite witnesses describing multiple gunshots and social media images showing a police presence. Posts warned the incident was close to Sparta schools and that lockdown procedures might be implemented, but officials had not confirmed a shooting or school lockdown.

Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon chips bring on device AI to Xiaomi flagships

Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 series, unveiled at India Mobile Congress 2026, brings on-device AI, imaging and efficiency to premium phones. The Extreme runs 30-billion-parameter models locally, improving privacy, speed and offline reliability; 2nm design targets longer battery life. Xiaomi is among its partners, as India’s premium market grows and buyers seek flagship options.

Is Nico Iamaleava out for the season? Concerning injury update emerges on UCLA quarterback

UCLA quarterback Nico Iamaleava is expected to miss the rest of the season with a knee injury suffered in Saturday’s win over Oregon, according to CBS reporter Matt Zenitz, though the absence is not officially confirmed. Iamaleava left in the first half for medical attention, briefly returned, then did not play after halftime, suggesting a significant setback.

Sahil Jilani's mother hospitalized after learning of his death; family issues statement

A missing 24-year-old Texas man, Sahil Jilani, has been found dead in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, his family said. National Park Service officials said he was last seen at a Townsend, Tennessee, campground October 5; his vehicle was found two days later near Abrams Falls. His sister announced his death, and their mother was hospitalized.

Williams, Ramírez lead Guardians over White Sox 2-0 to cap comeback in 5-game AL Division Series

After trailing 0-2, Cleveland beat Chicago 2-0, clinching the series and advancing to face Tampa Bay. Gavin Williams struck out 12, and Cleveland’s pitchers set a postseason record with 21 strikeouts. José Ramírez’s fourth-inning homer provided the runs. Cleveland’s win marked the 11th 0-2 series comeback; the franchise last won a World Series title in 1948.

North Korea fires missiles days after South Korea's hypersonic test

North Korea fired multiple ballistic missiles toward its east coast Monday, one traveling more than 900 km, marking its fourth launch in a month. Seoul condemned the launches as UN-resolution violations and linked them to South Korea’s recent hypersonic-missile test; Washington said they posed no immediate threat. The tests add to rising inter-Korean tensions.

JP Nadda lays stone for ICMR high-altitude health research centre in Keylong

Union Health Minister Jagat Prakash Nadda laid the foundation stone in Keylong for an ICMR centre for high-altitude medicine and public health research, aiming to improve care for Himalayan residents and armed forces personnel. The year-round facility will study altitude-related risks, maternal and child health, and drone-enabled medicine delivery, replacing ICMR’s decade-old field station.

Fatal fall or murder? Police teams sent to Delhi in search of accused in cafe owner murder case

Lucknow police are hunting a local model and her associates after a 28-year-old cafe owner died in a fourth-floor fall on October 9; several people linked to her are being questioned. His mother alleges the model pushed him and that he bore cigarette burns, while investigators review CCTV. The pair reportedly shared an apartment for four months.

Soccer-Carrick backs Man United to emerge from rough spell ahead of Atletico test

Carrick backed Manchester United to recover from a slump despite admitting they have fallen short, with a Champions League meeting against Atletico Madrid looming. Matthijs de Ligt returns for the match, while Kobbie Mainoo and Luke Shaw are injured. United opened Europe with a 4-0 win but have six league points, their worst start since 1986-87.

Prices of pulses soar amid supply crunch and adverse weather

Pigeon pea prices are nearing their 2023–24 highs as adverse weather, shrinking supplies and a weaker rupee raise import costs, with black gram and chickpeas also rising. Wholesale pigeon pea climbed ₹17–19 per kg in markets over a month amid poor kharif prospects. Retail prices averaged ₹127.90 per kg on October 11; port delays and uncertain sowing add pressure.

Why did NFL suspend Dre Greenlaw? How long will the 49ers LB be out due to suspension? Explained

The NFL suspended 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw for one game after he headbutted Seattle’s Ernest Jones IV during Sunday’s 32-29 win, calling the act contrary to sportsmanship. Still wearing his helmet, Greenlaw struck helmetless Jones and was ejected in the second quarter. He will miss San Francisco’s Week 6 matchup against Washington; the league announced the suspension Monday.

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.