Red Wings say Dylan Larkin won't skate with team at start of camp due to off-ice training injury

Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin will miss training camp due to an upper-body injury sustained during off-ice activities, as confirmed by interim GM Shawn Horcoff. Larkin's future is uncertain following his trade request this offseason, with Horcoff prioritizing his recovery. Larkin, a key player since 2014, has a no-trade clause in his contract.

The body of the last victim of Hurricane Helene in Tennessee has been found, 2 years later

The remains of Nancy Tucker, the last missing victim of Hurricane Helene, were found two years after the devastating floods in Tennessee that claimed over 250 lives. Rains transformed streams into torrents, destroying communities. Despite obstacles, responders were determined to recover her, leading to her identification this past Sunday. The Tuckers had been married for 44 years.

Who is Siddharth Jawahar? Investment advisor linked to Travis Kelce fraud case

Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce is a victim in a multimillion-dollar Ponzi scheme led by investment adviser Siddharth Jawahar, who received an 11-year prison sentence and $31.35 million restitution order for defrauding investors. Jawahar mismanaged over $35 million, falsely assuring clients of profits while Kelce's investment losses remain undisclosed. His firm, Swiftarc Capital, misallocated funds heavily into a declining asset.

Large crowd demands justice for assassinated Malta journalist

Rights groups and activists condemned the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech, accused of masterminding the 2017 murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, during a protest in Valletta. Families and organizations demand justice and stronger press protections. Fenech's clearance, while three men serve prison sentences, reignites national anger over corruption and impunity in Malta.

Kamala Harris is to campaign in Michigan with Abdul El-Sayed

Former Vice President Kamala Harris is set to campaign with Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan next week, marking their first public appearance together since her endorsement. The duo will focus on Black maternal health while rallying support for El-Sayed against Republican Mike Rogers. Winning this seat is crucial for Democrats to maintain Senate control.

A's prospect Ryan Lasko departs rehabilitation facility

Athletics minor leaguer Ryan Lasko, 24, was discharged from a New Jersey rehabilitation facility after a severe outfield collision left him paralyzed. He underwent surgery for fractured vertebrae and is now headed home but will continue outpatient therapy. Lasko, a second-round draft pick in 2023, remains optimistic, experiencing tingling in his legs during recovery.

Iran hesitates to clamp down on defiance of headscarf rules as war and economic pressures mount

In Tehran, women are increasingly defying hijab laws, often seen without headscarves or in revealing clothing, indicating a significant relaxation of enforcement in Iran following protests ignited by Mahsa Amini’s death in 2022. Authorities, amidst ongoing war pressures, are hesitant to impose stricter dress codes but face demands from hard-liners to restore previous restrictions on women's attire.

King Charles responds to criticism from Princess Diana's brother

King Charles responded to criticism from Diana's brother, Charles Spencer, regarding his conduct after Diana's death in 1997. Spencer accused the monarch of insensitive remarks in his upcoming memoir, sparking the royal response that grief can distort judgment. Diana, who died in a car crash, was the world’s most photographed woman, having married Charles in 1981.

NFL star fined for displaying name of slain Palestinian girl

NFL linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair was fined $11,941 for wearing the name of Palestinian girl Hind Rajab, killed by Israeli forces, on his eye black during a game. NFL rules prohibit personal messages, including political statements. Al-Shaair, a Muslim advocate, has faced fines before. Support for him emerged from NBA’s Kyrie Irving, who offered to cover the fine.

Pilot to meet Rahul tomorrow, submit Punjab report after ‘first unity show’

Congress's new Punjab in-charge, Sachin Pilot, will meet Rahul Gandhi on Friday to discuss the state party's situation after his visit to Punjab. During this first visit, senior leaders from opposing factions united in a protest against finance minister Harpal Singh Cheema. While the appearance of unity is promising, underlying differences in the party remain.

Stefanski not ready to announce Falcons starting QB against Carolina as Penix nears his return

Atlanta Falcons coach Kevin Stefanski has not declared a starting quarterback for Sunday's game against Carolina, putting Cooper Rush's role in jeopardy after a poor performance in a loss to Pittsburgh. Michael Penix Jr. is nearing a return from injury, and Tua Tagovailoa's oblique injury raises uncertainty. The Falcons’ passing game struggled under Rush, prompting concerns about quarterback stability.

25 years of Modi: The making of a political force

Eight months post the catastrophic 2001 Kutch earthquake, Narendra Modi became Gujarat's chief minister, marking the start of a transformative political journey, leveraging his organizational skills to address crises and implement the 'Gujarat model.' Now, 25 years later, he stands as India’s longest-serving prime minister, noted for policies fueling infrastructural growth and social welfare amid emerging challenges.

Banking scam redux?: ₹224-crore panchayat funds parked in private banks sans Haryana nod

Months after the IDFC First Bank scandal, fresh allegations arose regarding mismanagement of public funds in Haryana. Documents reveal that two Panipat gram panchayats improperly transferred ₹383.45 crore from land sales into fixed deposits without the necessary approvals, violating finance department rules. An investigation is underway, prompted by recent unauthorized transactions and prior financial misconduct allegations.

Chess Olympiad: Thai IM pulls off upset win over Arjun

Thailand's only International Master, Prin Laohawirapap, achieved a remarkable victory over India's Arjun Erigaisi, rated 400 points higher, at the Fide Chess Olympiad. Despite India's overall team win, Prin's game is expected to become a significant part of Thai chess history. The tournament faced several logistical challenges, including Pakistan's no-show against Israel and visa issues for Namibia.

Punjab’s people hardworking but need better opportunities: Saini

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini compared his state's economic growth favorably to Punjab's, emphasizing Haryana's 9.5% growth against Punjab's 6.1% for 2025-26. He criticized Punjab's employment opportunities, healthcare funding, and industrial stability, claiming his government’s initiatives have provided over two lakh jobs. Saini promoted the upcoming 'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan' to enhance public service and engagement.

Taste of Life: Ganpati melas: Songs, crowds and a struggle for food

Ganeshotsav in the early 20th century featured vibrant "Ganpati melas," where children performed songs and dances to inspire patriotism, often mocking progressive ideas. Initially composed of lower-caste youth, participation broadened to include educated families. By the late 1920s, some mandals began providing meals to performers, highlighting a shift towards recognizing their contributions in the cultural landscape.

US Fed Rate Hike: What higher rates mean for S&P 500, Nasdaq and tech stocks

Wall Street anticipates a 0.25 percentage-point Federal Reserve interest rate hike, boosting the federal funds target range to 3.75%-4%. Traders now see over a 90% likelihood of this hike, a significant change from just 36% a month ago, influenced by Fed Chair Warsh's Jackson Hole comments and rising inflation pressures, including surging oil prices.

Fed meeting updates: Warsh raises rates to 3.75%-4%, hints at more hikes

On September 16, the US Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by 0.25 percentage points to a target range of 3.75% to 4%, marking its first increase in three years. This widely anticipated move addresses persistent inflation, reflecting changing economic conditions after an extended period of stable borrowing costs, impacting Wall Street’s market expectations.

How to do Kashmir in autumn on a budget: 5 day itinerary and real local costs

Autumn transforms Kashmir, particularly Srinagar, into a stunning spectacle with Chinar trees turning golden. Ideal for a five-day trip, visitors should plan around the local climate and transportation challenges. Essential packing includes layers and cash due to limited digital payment acceptance. Prioritizing experiences over exhaustive sightseeing ensures a more enjoyable visit to this picturesque region.

HT City Delhi Junction: Catch It Live on Sept 17 in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram

The Media Expo 2026 will be held from September 17 to 19 at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan with free entry. Other events include a Hindustani classical concert on September 17 at India Habitat Centre and a workshop on resin mirror making in Gurugram. Events are accessible via nearby metro stations. For more details, follow @htcity.delhijunction.

What happened to Marina Mabrey? Tempo confirm injury details

Toronto Tempo star guard Marina Mabrey, 30, will miss the remainder of the WNBA season due to a right adductor injury, though she will not require surgery and is expected to make a full recovery. This announcement comes just before the league resumes following a two-and-a-half-week break for the FIBA World Cup.

Arabian Sea face-off: India protests after Pak warship collides with vessel

A Pakistan Navy vessel collided with an Indian warship in the Arabian Sea due to unsafe maneuvers, prompting India to summon Pakistan's diplomat to protest this "unacceptable conduct." The incident, occurring in international waters, follows recent hostilities between both nations. Historically, naval tensions have existed, with this being the first reported collision since 2011.

Odisha: 3 rescued orangutans anaemic; DNA tests planned to trace their origin

Health assessments at Odisha’s Nandankanan Zoological Park reveal severe anaemia in three rescued baby orangutans, prompting comprehensive tests including blood, X-rays, and nasopharyngeal swabs. The animals, currently stable and on specialized diets, will undergo DNA testing to trace their origins. This health evaluation aims to ensure their recovery and well-being following their rescue.

Raigad says no to DJs, laser beams during Ganesh immersions

Raigad will impose restrictions on DJs, laser lights, and chemical sprays during Ganesh immersion processions on September 19 and 25 amid public health and safety concerns. The district administration seeks to prevent eye injuries and excessive noise. Violators could face legal action under Section 223 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, ensuring peaceful and safe celebrations.

Ben Saunders cause of death: What happened to the first winner of The Voice?

Dutch singer Ben Saunders, winner of The Voice Netherlands in 2011, has died at the age of 43, with his body discovered near Rijkerswoerdse Plassen in Arnhem. Local police confirmed there is no indication of foul play, but the cause of death remains unreported. Saunders gained fame through his reality TV success, captivating many fans.

Shivraj Chouhan tours Bihar flood zones with CM, assures full Central aid

Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, alongside Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, began a two-day assessment of severe flooding in Bihar that has displaced nearly 50 lakh people. Damages include submerged crops and destroyed homes, with a significant rainfall deficit affecting the region. The central government promises assistance as relief efforts are underway amid mounting political pressure.

Ravindra Jadeja makes a crucial ODI comeback against WI

Ravindra Jadeja, India's leading ODI wicket-taker among current players, returns to the squad for the home series against West Indies starting September 27 after missing two series. The team sees multiple forced changes while key players are at the Asian Games. Jadeja aims to secure a spot for next year’s World Cup in South Africa.

Microsoft AI chief warns against dangers of human-like AI; flags Claude models

Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman cautioned against giving AI tools human-like traits, warning it escalates the risk of them going rogue. He criticized Anthropic's Claude for suggesting it may have emotions. Suleyman insists training AI to simulate consciousness can lead to dangerous behaviors, creating entities that believe they deserve rights, complicating control over them.

Pakistan summons Indian envoy after New Delhi's protest over naval collision

Pakistan summoned the Indian High Commission's charge d'affaires after a warship collision in the Arabian Sea, which India described as “unacceptable conduct.” Pakistan's navy was conducting a drill when an Indian vessel allegedly approached dangerously. Both nations exchanged protests, citing violations of international law and previous agreements, underscoring rising tensions in the region.

BJP’s month-long Seva Sankalp Abhiyan kicks off today

The BJP's Seva Sankalp Abhiyan in Bihar, launching on PM Modi's birthday, features a month-long series of welfare activities including lamp-lighting ceremonies, competitions, and outreach programs across the state. This initiative celebrates Modi's 25 years in public life, emphasizing service and community involvement, while complementing a concurrent government effort for infrastructure improvements.