Man injured in Trump's Butler assassination attempt dies amid injury struggles

James "Jim" Copenhaver, injured in the assassination attempt on Donald Trump at a 2024 rally, has died at 76 after suffering from permanent injuries. His passing was confirmed by Headline USA of Pennsylvania, citing a family source. House Republicans expressed their condolences, honoring Copenhaver's strength and perseverance during his struggles since the shooting.

Unplanned development hurt Uttar Pradesh in the past, focus on planned urban expansion now: Yogi Adityanath

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasized the need for planned infrastructure in Uttar Pradesh to avoid past development pitfalls during the bhoomi pujan for residential schemes Varun Vihar and Naimish Nagar, costing Rs 12,000 crore. These projects aim to address housing demands and improve connectivity. Addressing issues from unplanned colonies, he stressed organized urban growth in Lucknow.

Man invests ₹25K for driver, house help after realising they have no pension

A man named Naresh invested Rs 25,000 each in Kisan Vikas Patra for his driver and housekeeper, aiming to secure their financial futures as they lack retirement benefits. His post on social media garnered widespread praise for his generosity, with many users highlighting the importance of supporting the financial security of loyal employees. KVP is a government-backed savings scheme.

DDA orders safety audit of high-rise buildings constructed before 2001

The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has mandated structural audits for all high-rise buildings, including malls and hospitals, built before 2001, following recent collapses that killed seven in Satya Niketan. Audits must be completed within three months, highlighting safety against seismic events. Non-compliance will result in penalties, addressing concerns over structural integrity in earthquake-prone Delhi.

Son plotted Kanpur pharma trader’s murder, framed wife over property fears: Police

Kanpur police have arrested 35-year-old Subrat Minocha for the murder of his father, 63-year-old Vineet Minocha, on September 5, detailing Subrat's motive to inherit his father's wealth and settle debts of around Rs 40 lakh. Initially, the blame fell on Subrat's wife, Shalu, who police plan to release after evidence revealed Subrat's orchestration of the crime through hired assailants.

Caleb Flynn trial: 'Mistress' delivers key testimony before Ashley’s death

Alleigha Botner testified that former “American Idol” contestant Caleb Flynn expressed a desire to kill his wife, Ashley, before her murder on February 16, 2026. Botner, Flynn’s mistress, revealed a history of disturbing comments from him, including plans to kill her. Flynn has pleaded not guilty. Botner later expressed hatred for Flynn, believing he murdered Ashley.

US, China have ‘responsibility to ensure AI development under human control’: Xi

Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized the shared responsibility of the U.S. and China to keep artificial intelligence development under human control during his state visit in Washington. This follows initial trade discussions on AI between senior negotiators. Both leaders acknowledged intertwined interests and the potential for cooperative growth, promoting mutual trust amid competitive dynamics.

Hanuman Ansh producer says those in Bollywood who rejected film later apologised

**"Hanuman Ansh Surpasses Expectations with ₹350 Crore Success"**: Made on a budget under ₹2 crore, "Hanuman Ansh" has achieved over ₹350 crore worldwide despite initial skepticism from Bollywood. Producer Anupriya Nagar revealed struggles in securing funding during post-production, with many now reaching out to apologize for previously doubting the project. Directed by Vishal Chaturvedi, it explores Neem Karoli Baba's life.

PMC fire brigade serves notice to 18 hospitals

The Pune Municipal Corporation's fire brigade has expanded its fire-safety crackdown to include 18 private hospitals and 20 educational institutions, issuing notices for lack of compliance with fire-safety regulations. Inspections started last Friday, covering 207 establishments. The initiative, led by Commissioner Naval Kishor Ram, addresses safety concerns for vulnerable groups, emphasizing ongoing compliance in the city.

Accepting delayed flat possession doesn’t bar homebuyer from claiming interest: HC

The Allahabad High Court ruled that a homebuyer retains the right to claim interest for delayed possession, even after accepting the flat. In a case involving Antriksh Developers, the court determined that delays in possession—due by November 2012—resulted from developer issues, not external restraints. The ruling emphasizes that statutory rights under RERA are intact despite possession acceptance.

18 Pune cops booked over alleged assault, public parade of adults, children

The Maharashtra CID has filed two FIRs against 18 Pune police personnel for custodial assault, illegal detention, and public humiliation of four adults and eight children at Bharati Vidyapeeth Police Station. The cases stem from MSHRC findings, detailing severe mistreatment and procedural violations. The commission directs criminal action following an inquiry into these allegations.

International friendly: Panama and India eye chance to rebuild

In their first-ever senior men’s match, India (ranked 138th) and Panama (44th) focus on rebuilding. Coaches Khalid Jamil and Thomas Christiansen emphasize integrating experienced players with youth. Both teams aim to assess player capabilities rather than results, reflecting on past successes and challenges in international play, as they seek to enhance football interest.

Matthew Breetzke's 112 powers South Africa past Australia in Durban

Matthew Breetzke's stellar 112 propelled South Africa to a 67-run win over Australia in the first ODI in Durban, where the hosts scored 297 for eight. Australia, despite a solid start, faltered to 230 all out due to poor shot selections. Captain Mitch Marsh acknowledged missed opportunities, while South Africa’s spinners excelled. This match serves as a precursor to the 2027 World Cup.

Welcome director Anees Bazmee, Sanjay Mishra mourn Mushtaq Khan’s death

Tributes for the late actor Mushtaq Khan have flooded social media, with friends and fans remembering his impactful work. Sanjay Mishra recalled Khan as a guiding figure, emphasizing his talent and the lack of recognition he received. Known for roles in films like Welcome and Gadar, Khan's funeral is set for Friday. His career spanned over three decades.

8 US personnel attempted suicide aboard USS Lincoln during Iran war

During its unprecedented 286-day deployment, eight US Navy personnel aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln attempted suicide, a revelation made by the Pentagon in response to Senate inquiries about crew morale. The lengthy deployment raised concerns over mental health and supply shortages. Despite the attempts, no service members died by suicide. The Lincoln recently docked in Thailand after extensive operations against Iran.

They Were Told Not to Use Temu for Their DIY Projects. They Did It Anyway

Holly Barner, 64, from South Haven, Michigan, crafted personalized advent calendar "villages" for her family, including a Candy Castle and farm scene. Spending around $500 on Temu supplies, she created unique, elaborate designs cheaper than retail options. She hopes this tradition will continue. Her story highlights the value of accessible crafting materials for creators.

‘Did Natalie Harp edit out Melania?’: Trump's Truth Social photo sparks row

A photo posted by Donald Trump on Truth Social, allegedly edited to airbrush out First Lady Melania Trump, has sparked controversy, as observers pointed out notable discrepancies with the original event footage. Besides Melania's absence, aide Monica Crawley seems superimposed with Natalie Harp. Trump welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping at Joint Base Andrews for a state visit.

Heading for a resort vacation? Here’s what to pack for effortless style

Effective resort dressing combines comfort, versatility, and effortless style. Prakruti Gupta Rao recommends packing a few hero pieces like kaftans and flowy dresses that easily transition from day to night. Key accessories—woven bags, oversized earrings, and delicate jewellery—enhance simplicity without overwhelming. Ultimately, resort fashion emphasizes a relaxed aesthetic, allowing for creative styling while traveling.

Alex Karp’s straight talk, Jensen Huang is worried, and Apple Reference Image

Apple has launched the Reference Image feature in iOS 27 on iPhone 18 Pro models, aimed at combating deepfakes by ensuring verifiable photography through cryptographically signed raw data. Despite existing standards like C2PA and Google SynthID, challenges remain. Prominent figures like Palantir's Alex Karp argue for liability instead of new regulations amid ongoing AI debates on ethical responsibilities.

Ranveer Singh makes first public appearance after 2nd baby’s birth

Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh joyfully announced the birth of their second daughter on September 19, 2026, sharing a heartfelt Instagram post. Fans praised Ranveer's dapper appearance at the premiere of the web show *Hunkkaar*, celebrating his new fatherhood. They previously welcomed their first daughter, Dua, in September 2024, after revealing their second pregnancy in April 2026.

Crackdown on drug traffickers in Uttar Pradesh: Tenfold jump in preventive detentions in two years

Uttar Pradesh Police have intensified preventive detention against habitual drug traffickers, detaining 71 individuals under the PIT-NDPS Act this year, a significant increase from previous years. Additionally, they have targeted drug-related assets worth ₹78.5 crore. This initiative aims to dismantle trafficking networks and their financial resources, contributing to the state's goal of becoming drug-free by 2029.

Allahabad HC seeks explanation from trial court for granting 30-day anticipatory bail

The Allahabad High Court challenged a trial court's decision to limit anticipatory bail for three accused to 30 days without valid reasoning, ordering the judge to clarify the rationale. The applicants, not previously arrested, argued against the time restriction and cited a Supreme Court ruling favoring longer anticipatory bail periods. The case is set for hearing on September 30, 2026.

Seven kidnapping cases filed in a single day in Pune

Police filed seven kidnapping cases involving women and girls on Wednesday. Notable allegations include a 70-year-old's report of her daughter forcibly taken, and two cases at Bibvewadi involving 16 and 15-year-old girls lured away. Additional reports from Nanded City and Vishrantwadi involve a 22-year-old sister and an 18-year-old daughter. These incidents raise serious concerns over safety.

Fraudster held at Pune airport

CISF personnel apprehended a man at Pune airport on Wednesday for allegedly cheating passengers, soliciting ₹20,000 from a flight arriving from Hyderabad. The suspect, identified with three different names, previously linked to a similar fraud, was caught through surveillance. He faces further investigation after the victim reported the incident to the Vimantal police.

Why Oracle shares fell 5% over New Mexico data center cost concerns

Oracle shares dropped 5% after the company issued a “force majeure” notice regarding its New Mexico data center project, Project Jupiter, raising fears of delays and increased costs. Despite the concerns, Oracle affirmed the project's schedule and commitment, while the developer, Blue Owl Capital, stated that financial obligations remain unchanged. Investor anxiety surrounds Oracle’s $18 billion debt and regulatory challenges.

SC reserves order on Centre plea against retrospective OBC creamy layer ruling

The Supreme Court reserved its order on the Centre's plea for prospective application of a March judgment that affirmed OBC candidates cannot be excluded from reservation benefits based solely on parental income. The Centre warned of administrative chaos from applying the ruling retroactively. The original judgment stemmed from appeals against Madras High Court orders favoring individual OBC candidates.

CJP warns of 'Jantar Mantar 2.0', seeks CEC's resignation 'within 48 hrs'

The Cockroach Janta Party demands the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar within 48 hours, threatening a nationwide protest reminiscent of last summer’s demonstrations if he fails to comply. Accusing him of undermining voter rights, the party launched the “Election Commission Thik Karo” campaign following reports of dissent among election commissioners regarding commission decisions.

‘Spoke to him at 10pm’: Greater Noida bus fire victims' son searches for father

A bus fire on the Yamuna Expressway in Greater Noida has left nine dead and over 20 rescued. Sarvoday Bharadwaj recounted his parents were en route to a family gathering when the tragedy struck. His injured mother is hospitalized, while his father remains missing; previous complaints against the bus highlight safety concerns. An investigation into the fire's cause is underway.

Before establishing Aliganj fake call centre, cyber-fraud network shifted bases from Goa to Kolkata: Police

An international cyber-fraud network has shifted operations from South Goa and Kolkata to Varanasi and Lucknow, with plans for additional call-centres in Lucknow. Recent police raids led to the arrest of 16 individuals, including two key managers, uncovering tactics involving fake tech alerts to extort funds from U.S. victims. The network previously faced police action in other states.

SC commutes death sentence of man who raped, murdered 6-year-old stepdaughter

The Supreme Court commuted the death sentence of Waris, who raped and murdered his six-year-old stepdaughter in Madhya Pradesh, to life imprisonment without remission. The court noted his potential for reform, good jail conduct, and lack of prior offenses, while emphasizing the severe betrayal of trust in familial relationships. The case arose from a 2018 incident amid new stringent laws against child offenses.