Fact check: Madison Beer banned from Chargers games? Truth behind viral claim

No credible report confirms that Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh has banned Madison Beer from attending games or practices. The misleading claim originated from a parody account. Beer supported Justin Herbert at both home losses, with fans incorrectly associating her presence with Herbert’s struggles. Despite the losses, Beer remains a supportive figure as the team faces the Buffalo Bills next.

Ex-Haitian official, 17 others appear in US court involving 2021 plot to kill Haitian president

A former Haitian official, Joseph Badio, and 17 others, including Colombian mercenaries, appeared in Miami federal court charged in the 2021 assassination of President Jovenel Moïse. Authorities allege the plot was financially backed from South Florida, with at least nine convictions thus far. Moïse was killed amid a backdrop of gang violence and political instability in Haiti.

Two workers killed in fire at tyre oil factory in UP

Two workers died in a fire at a tyre oil factory in Kanpur Dehat, Uttar Pradesh, on Monday evening while loading tyres into a tank. Six workers were present; four escaped. The factory, operating for five years, processes discarded tyres. The cause of the fire, possibly linked to contraband bidis, is under investigation.

Meta stock jumps 7%: Why Wells Fargo sees more upside ahead of Meta Connect

Meta Platforms' shares surged by 7.6% following bullish comments from Wells Fargo, which raised its price target to $796 ahead of Meta Connect. The event is pivotal for showcasing Meta Muse, its AI assistant. Investors are keen on adoption rates and revenue potential for Muse and other AI models, which could drive future growth despite challenges.

Aaron Glenn stands by his late decisions in Jets' overtime loss to Packers

Aaron Glenn remains resolute in his late-game decisions despite the Jets' 20-17 overtime loss to the Packers, citing no regrets over his strategy. Critical missteps included a failed fourth-and-1 and questionable clock management. The Jets, plagued by penalties and a struggling running game, continue to seek improvement as they prepare for their upcoming matchup against the Lions.

Insisting that his coaching career is over, Doc Rivers joins NBC as an NBA analyst

Doc Rivers has joined NBC as an NBA analyst for the upcoming season after confirming his retirement from coaching. Previously, he declined a similar offer in 1996. Rivers expressed enthusiasm for focusing on TV and sharing insights from his Hall of Fame career. NBC is excited to feature Rivers, known for his extensive NBA experience and past work with the network.

Which US airports are hit by ground stops? Full list

An equipment failure at the FAA's Philadelphia facility caused significant ground stops and delays across northeastern US airports on Monday, including Newark and Philadelphia. The incident resulted from a primary communication circuit's failure and a break in a backup system. Concurrently, a GAO report highlighted vulnerabilities in FAA systems, raising cybersecurity concerns but not linking the outage to a cyberattack.

Presley Gerber, son of Cindy Crawford and model, dies at 27

**Presley Gerber, son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, died at 27 in a rehabilitation facility, with the cause undetermined pending further tests. A model who openly shared his mental health and substance abuse struggles, Gerber starred in various campaigns and aimed to raise awareness. The family requests privacy during this difficult time.**

US stresses backing for Japan, Korea and Taiwan ahead of Trump-Xi summit

The U.S. reaffirmed its defense commitments to Japan and South Korea while expressing support for Taiwan, ahead of President Trump’s summit with Xi Jinping. Concerns rise about possible concessions over Taiwan and trade. Joint statements emphasize resilience against China's economic coercion, denuclearization of North Korea, and enhancing trilateral cooperation on supply chains and technology.

PGs pull down signboards as PMC shuts 10 more on 4th day of crackdown

Pune city officials have begun a fire-safety crackdown, shutting down 10 paying guest accommodations in Viman Nagar for safety violations. This marks the fourth day of inspections across PGs and study centres. Despite some establishments removing their signboards to evade detection, PMC officials remain committed to enforcing compliance with safety regulations and relevant municipal acts.

Chess Olympiad: Nihal Sarin blunders as India lose to Uzbekistan

In a critical Round 6 match at the Fide Chess Olympiad, India suffered its first defeat, losing to Uzbekistan 1.5-2.5, primarily due to Nihal Sarin's miscalculation that resulted in losing his queen. With five rounds left, India trails Uzbekistan in standings. Meanwhile, the women's team secured a 3-1 victory against the USA, showcasing strong performances.

Is Natalie Harp behind Trump's WH media ban? Here's what angered POTUS

President Trump revoked access credentials for CNN, MSNBC, and Politico after senior advisor Natalie Harp presented him distressing media coverage, according to CNN's Kaitlan Collins. Trump, angered by this, made the decision without key advisers present. Major networks are backing CNN, which is pursuing legal action to regain access, as Trump defends the ban as a response to persistent negative reporting.

Why did CNN, MS NOW and Politico sue the Trump administration?

CNN, MS NOW, and Politico have sued the Trump administration after being barred from White House grounds, claiming it violates their First Amendment rights and hinders independent journalism. President Trump announced the ban, alleging these outlets published "fake news." The lawsuit seeks restoration of press access, asserting the public's right to receive accurate government information amidst widespread support for the journalists’ constitutional protections.

Why Oura's $15.6 billion IPO matters for the US market

Oura has initiated its IPO roadshow, aiming for a valuation of $15.62 billion and planning to list on Nasdaq under "OURA." With a pricing range of $40 to $44 per share, the sale could raise $2.2 billion. The smart ring company, valued at $11 billion last year, capitalizes on growing consumer health trends. This IPO will gauge investor interest amid market uncertainty.

Tried and Tested: TUMI Alpha backpack justified the price tag post multiple uses

The TUMI Brief Pack has transformed my perspective on backpacks, proving advantageous for travel where mobility is key. Its compartments for laptops, clothes, and documents enhance organization, while features like a footwear section and padded straps ensure comfort. Priced at ₹85,000, it’s ideal for frequent travelers seeking functionality over casual use, blending work and travel needs seamlessly.

PMLA court defers framing charges against Soren in money laundering case

The PMLA Court postponed the framing of charges against Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren in a land scam money laundering case, now set for September 24, due to a technical server failure, as reported by court sources. Soren had previously missed a hearing, citing official duties. The case revolves around alleged illegal land transactions involving a syndicate manipulating records.

Ludhiana: Auto-rickshaw driver dies as speeding car crashes into vehicle

An auto-rickshaw driver, Sukhwinder Singh, died after a speeding Maruti Suzuki Swift, driven by Rajveer Singh, collided with his vehicle near Kohara Chowk on Sunday; the driver fled the scene. Sukhwinder was returning home when the accident occurred. Additionally, an elderly woman was critically injured by a truck at Samrala Chowk. Investigations are ongoing.

Indian traveller called out for skipping baggage-drop queue at Vienna airport

An Indian traveler was criticized for allegedly skipping the baggage-drop queue at Vienna airport, prompting a heated online debate about queue etiquette and national stereotypes. While some supported the criticism, many noted similar behavior among various nationalities. The incident highlights the ongoing challenge of addressing civic responsibility and national reputations abroad linked to individual actions.

Starbucks to open first India global capability centre in Chennai

Starbucks is establishing its first Global Capability Centre in Chennai, India, creating 800 high-paying jobs and enhancing the region's appeal for global companies. The initiative, supported by the Tamil Nadu government, represents a significant endorsement of the state's business environment and skilled workforce. This GCC will operate independently, emphasizing Tamil Nadu's emergence as a tech and business hub.

3 Ludhiana schools get bomb threat emails again

Three private schools in Ludhiana faced bomb threat emails on Monday, leading to student and staff evacuations and extensive police searches that ultimately revealed the threats were hoaxes. The threats, which mentioned Union home minister Amit Shah, coincided with his upcoming rally. Authorities are investigating the origin of these alarming emails received amid a series of similar threats since March.

Ex-constable sentenced to 10 years’ imprisonment in Apple executive’s killing

A district judge in Lucknow sentenced dismissed constable Prashant Chaudhary to 10 years for culpable homicide in the 2018 shooting of Apple executive Vivek Tiwari, ruling he fired without intent to kill. Despite previous acquittal of accomplice Sandeep Kumar, Tiwari's family expressed disappointment, highlighting the ongoing concern over police use of force and accountability.

Can artificial intelligence spot domestic violence before it turns fatal?

An AI tool developed by researchers at Harvard and MIT aims to identify patients at risk of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) before they seek help, potentially up to three years earlier, by analyzing medical records for warning signs. This innovation seeks to enhance clinician-patient conversations while respecting women's autonomy. The tool addresses a global blind spot in IPV detection within healthcare.

Pakistan PTI to hold September 27 protest for Imran Khan 'at all costs'

Pakistan's opposition party PTI plans to proceed with a September 27 protest demanding the release of founder Imran Khan, currently jailed since 2023. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi announced the mobilization of party workers and emphasized peaceful demonstration. Recent arrests of Khan's sisters raised tensions, with Afridi criticizing government repression since November 2024. PTI insists on constitutional approaches while Interior Minister Naqvi warns against disrupting Islamabad.

Why India's next growth story demands a new product mindset

India's digital transformation is shifting towards non-metro markets, where the next 500 million users possess unique values and constraints that traditional product designs overlook. To succeed, teams must integrate design and engineering from the onset, focusing on user empathy, regional nuances, and community trust. Educational reforms are essential to prepare designers for these diverse contexts, ensuring future products meet local needs effectively.

Over 16 kg charas worth over ₹11 cr seized in separate incidents

Authorities in the state seized over 16 kg of charas valued at over ₹11 crore on Monday, with the largest recovery of 10.9 kg from an unclaimed bag on train number 19038 in Barabanki. Additionally, the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence intercepted two women at Gorakhpur railway station, recovering 6.078 kg of Nepal-origin charas, highlighting its high market demand.

Asian Games: Himanshu silver lining in India’s air rifle medals

Himanshu Dhillon claimed a silver medal in the 10m air rifle event at his debut senior international competition, scoring 252.4, while Rudrankksh Patil finished third with 230.9. Both participated in a team event, securing another silver for India. Dhillon, inspired by his wrestling background, has shown remarkable consistency and composure under pressure, while Rudrankksh looks to improve after a World Championship gold.

Why the next 20 points with be the hardest in education

India's higher education has shifted to a more inclusive, technology-driven system, achieving a Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) of 30% with 4.50 crore enrolments. As it aims for a 50% GER by 2035, the focus must be on creating learner-centric, flexible educational paths that accommodate diverse needs. Quality education blending rigor with industry relevance is vital for future growth.

‘Recall Bihar before 2005’, JD(U) state chief says on Jamui harassment row

A recent incident of harassment involving two teenage girls in Jamui, Bihar, has ignited political tension, with Congress and RJD condemning the BJP-led government for poor safety and law enforcement. They describe the situation as "gunda-raj." BJP leaders promised justice and swift action, maintaining that they are sensitive to such incidents, while an SIT has been established for the investigation.

Who was Jennifer Eckhart? Ex-Fox News producer dies at 36

Former Fox News associate producer Jennifer Eckhart, 36, died by suicide at her home in Hope Sound, Florida, according to local law enforcement and the Martin County Medical Examiner's Office. A heavy police presence was reported outside her residence upon discovery of her body. Details are still emerging about her life and work.

Radha files complaint against sister Ambika, alleging ₹50 crore cheque fraud

Veteran actress Radha filed a police complaint against her siblings, Ambika and Mallikarjuna, alleging a conspiracy to defraud her of nearly Rs 50 crore through forged cheques. Radha claims the cheques, presented for encashment, were fraudulently filled in her brother's handwriting. She seeks police investigation and strict action under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita due to ongoing obstruction regarding her valuables. Radha also highlighted her brother's financial crimes under FEMA and emphasized the trust breach by her siblings, who accessed her belongings.