Darrius Jackobe Smith named in Idaho shooting? Truth behind viral claim

Darrius Jackobe Smith, a 19-year-old from Boise, was found dead in April 2022, linked to a prior shooting incident, yet unrelated to the recent August 2026 In-N-Out Burger shooting in Twin Falls, Idaho. Investigators clarified that Smith’s name circulated due to confusion with old reports, urging caution against sharing unverified information during the ongoing investigation.

Sabalenka aims to bounce back in Toronto after Wimbledon disappointment

Aryna Sabalenka will defend her world number one ranking at the WTA 1000 tournament in Toronto, seeking to reinforce her hard court strength before the US Open. Despite a strong season, including 23 out of 24 hard court wins, she faced early exits at Roland Garros and Wimbledon. If she falters, Elena Rybakina could claim the top spot.

Retirement healthcare could cost $185,500 even with Medicare: How to prepare

Retirees need to recognize that expenses persist, with an estimated $185,500 required for healthcare alone, according to Fidelity. Medicare does not cover all costs, leading many to require supplemental insurance to mitigate out-of-pocket expenses. As inflation could increase future healthcare costs, strategic planning and yearly reviews of insurance options are essential to safeguard retirement savings.

Tennis-Rested Sabalenka has high hopes leading into US Open

World number one Aryna Sabalenka expressed optimism heading into the U.S. Open after disappointing earlier Grand Slam performances, including a final loss in Australia and early exits at Wimbledon and the French Open. Eager to refocus on hard courts and excited to partner with Novak Djokovic in mixed doubles, she also supports new fairness regulations in women’s tennis.

Sneako labels Elon Musk 'face of white supremacy' after Twin Falls shooting

Online streamer Sneako, known for his controversial views, criticized Elon Musk and media coverage of the recent Idaho shooting, claiming bias against white suspects. While the shooter is confirmed dead, investigators have not established a motive. Sneako has faced backlash for antisemitic and misogynistic content, resulting in bans from multiple social media platforms. His actions remain contentious.

Did Olivia Miles try to injure Caitlin Clark ‘on purpose’? Video sparks row

In a dominating performance, the Minnesota Lynx defeated the Indiana Fever in Minneapolis, fueled by Olivia Miles, who scored 25 points. Kelsey Mitchell’s 28 points kept the Fever competitive, but Caitlin Clark only managed 13 points. Controversy arose when a slow-motion video reportedly showed Miles attempting to injure Clark, sparking social media debate, despite no foul called.

Hungary PM flags 'critical' days ahead with looming nuclear shutdown

Hungary faces a critical energy crisis as the Danube's record low water levels force the closure of the Paks nuclear power plant, which supplies half of the country’s electricity. Prime Minister Peter Magyar warns of potential weeks of shutdown amid an impending heatwave. Power demand has eased slightly due to voluntary cuts, but restrictions may soon be necessary. The drought has also disrupted shipping and tourism, with costs potentially reaching 200 billion forints.

In Ceuta, some migrants cling to hopes of someday reaching mainland Spain

Dikra, a 20-year-old Moroccan migrant, has been in Ceuta for five days after swimming there with her sister and cousin, amidst a wave of 60,000 that recently crossed the border. Despite a humanitarian crisis that left 72 dead and sparked immigration debates, she yearns to remain in Spain, hoping to use her hairdressing diploma.

14 dead as Ukraine, Russia exchange strikes: officials

Ukrainian attacks on Russia resulted in at least nine fatalities on Sunday, while Russian strikes in Ukraine killed five. Both nations are escalating their military actions amid rising civilian casualties, particularly in Ukraine. Efforts to end the conflict have stalled since February, with both countries denying civilian targeting amid this ongoing war.

Record CWG boxing haul a stepping stone for tougher tests

Indian boxers dominated the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, securing seven gold and three silver medals, positioning India in the top five of the medals tally with an overall count of 39. Their success, boosted by an absence of strong competitors, raises expectations for the upcoming Asian Games, where they will face tougher challenges, highlighting the need for pragmatism amid celebration.

Ram Kapoor says he had severe depression during Bade Acche Lagte Hain

Actor Ram Kapoor reveals he battled severe depression during the height of his fame from Ekta Kapoor's series *Bade Acche Lagte Hain*, where he played a pivotal role. Despite receiving adulation, he faced health issues due to weight gain and poor lifestyle choices. Ultimately, his children became his motivation to overcome these struggles, which he disclosed while participating in *Lock Upp*. The reality show is now nearing its finale.

Bernie Moreno breaks silence, says ex-son-in-law ‘should not serve'

Representative Max Miller faces serious allegations of abuse from his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, including claims that he scalded her and threatened her with a gun, which he denies. Amidst growing political pressure and potential Democratic gains in Ohio, Republican colleagues are largely silent or deferring to investigations. Senator Bernie Moreno condemned Miller, stating he poses a danger to his family.

5 personality types you may keep attracting because of Rahu

Astrology suggests that recurring relationship patterns may stem from Rahu, the North Node in Vedic astrology, which influences attraction and life lessons. Astrologer Sergei Gavrilov notes that individuals often gravitate toward familiar personality types for growth. Key patterns include attraction to foreigners, toxic partners, unavailable people, rescuers, and manipulators. This article aims to inform on astrological interpretations of relationship dynamics.

Warren Buffett says most investors should buy this S&P 500 ETF instead

Warren Buffett recommends new investors choose S&P 500 index funds as a straightforward way to build wealth. He has championed these funds for their long-term track record and diversification, highlighting their superiority over actively managed funds in his famous $1 million bet. Buffett's advice simplifies investing: consistent contributions to an S&P 500 ETF may yield substantial returns over time.

All eyes on Prashant Kishor as Bankipur, Datia, Manjalpur await verdict

Results from three assembly by-elections in Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, and Gujarat will be announced Monday, with Bankipur and Datia drawing significant attention as BJP strongholds. The contests involve BJP's Neeraj Sinha and Congress's Ghanshyam Singh in Datia, while Prashant Kishor's entry complicates Bankipur. The elections follow ticket disputes and protests, impacting political dynamics ahead of 2028.

98% women, only 2% men opt for sterilisation in 20-day drive in Bihar

Bihar's sterilisation drive from July 11 to July 31 revealed a mere 2% male participation among 15,033 participants, with 14,728 female sterilizations compared to only 305 for men. Despite declining fertility rates, deep-rooted stigma and gender norms limit male involvement. Experts stress the need for improved awareness and counselling to promote shared family planning responsibility.

Two employees booked for ₹97-lakh fraud at Ludhiana firm

Two employees of a Ludhiana business firm have been booked for defrauding the company of nearly ₹97 lakh through fake credit card transactions, allegedly pocketing customer cash and manipulating sales records to hide the embezzlement. The fraud was uncovered during an internal review. Police are investigating further and seeking to arrest the accused.

Bay Bridge crash: Videos from San Francisco show cars overturned on I-80

A Bay Bridge accident on Sunday afternoon impacted traffic significantly, prompting partial closures as emergency crews responded. While specific details remain unconfirmed, a video shared on X depicted an overturned car and halted vehicles likely assessing the scene. The bridge, a key connection between San Francisco and Oakland via Interstate 80, is under ongoing review by officials.

Ludhiana: Garbage cleared on VIP route, but stench lingers in neighbourhoods

A day after the sanitation workers’ strike ended, residents criticized the municipal corporation’s clean-up drive for prioritizing roads linked to Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann’s visit while neglecting local neighborhoods, which still had garbage piling up. Shopkeepers voiced their frustration, demanding equal service. The municipal commissioner defended ongoing efforts, assuring residents that their concerns would be addressed.

7 psychological techniques that can help you leave a lasting impression

To cultivate confidence, consider seven impactful techniques: reframe self-talk, adopt a powerful posture, leverage body language, visualize success, choose outfits that empower, understand the spotlight effect, and act confidently even while growing. Confidence is a skill that can be developed through these simple practices, enhancing how you engage and make impressions in life.

‘Went from 2 lakh a month to ₹40K salary’: Copywriter blames AI for downfall

A copywriter's income plunged from ₹2 lakh to ₹40,000 due to AI’s impact on the industry, causing him to lose all jobs and projects within weeks. Though relieved to find new employment with a marketing agency in Hyderabad, he feels underpaid and unmotivated. He highlights the lack of passion among his colleagues as further discouragement. Previously, he had built a successful freelance career by 22, facing a harsh turn in 2026 as AI became prevalent.

Ludhiana: Nine years on, this government school students continue to attend classes in corridor

Nearly nine years after being deemed unsafe, 66 students from Government Primary School (GPS), A-1 are forced to study in a corridor of another school, facing extreme weather and disrupting education. Previous attempts to establish a new building are stalled due to land ownership disputes. Local officials are seeking alternatives while advocating for a resolution in court.

3 booked for staging theft to ‘bolster claim over police land’ in Ludhiana

Three individuals are facing charges for staging a theft to legitimize encroachment on police land near Ludhiana Railway Station, according to police. Abdul Rashid and his associates allegedly filed false theft complaints to document their claims over the property, which has been in dispute since the 1950s. Investigations confirmed the property belongs to the police, leading to a fresh FIR against the trio.

Glasgow CWG: Despite axed sports, India hold their top-five ground

India secured a commendable fourth place at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, earning 39 medals (13 gold, 17 silver, 9 bronze) despite a downsized event missing many traditional sports. Notably, boxing excelled with seven golds, while athletics doubled its medal count. India's performance positions it favorably ahead of the 2030 CWG in Ahmedabad, building on its successful legacy.

Dipke backs Jharkhand students protesting JPSC, JSSC exam irregularities

Hundreds of students in Ranchi have protested for five days over alleged irregularities in the 14th JPSC exam, demanding a CBI probe and reforms in recruitment agencies. They claim previous investigations were ineffective and demand cancellation of the exam. With support for their cause, students risk further action if their concerns remain unaddressed, highlighting systemic corruption in recruitment.

Mitch McConnell: Gov. Andy Beshear slams Rand Paul as 'autopen' row continues

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear faced criticism from Senator Rand Paul over his absence from the Fancy Farm picnic, which Beshear missed to attend his son's baseball tournament. In a heated exchange, Beshear highlighted Paul’s hypocrisy regarding Senator Mitch McConnell's prolonged absence due to health issues, questioning GOP outrage over his own absence while ignoring McConnell's situation.

Amazon’s AI bet pays off as Jeff Bezos gets $25 billion richer

Amazon shares surged 14% after the company reported better-than-expected quarterly results, marking its largest one-day gain in over a decade. Revenue reached $206.6 billion, buoyed by a 37% rise in Amazon Web Services (AWS) sales, signaling strong demand for AI and cloud services. This also increased Jeff Bezos' wealth by $25 billion, enhancing his position among the world's richest.

Glasgow restaurant deletes Instagram after Lovlina Borgohain flags incorrect map

Indian boxer Lovlina Borgohain criticized Glasgow restaurant Mister Singh’s India for displaying a map of India that omitted the Northeast region. Following her viral video, restaurant management apologized, promising to rectify the error. The incident occurred after Lovlina won silver at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, where the boxing team secured ten medals, including seven golds.

Ludhiana: Broken roads, overflowing sewers residents’ nightmare

Residents of Tajpur Road are facing daily struggles due to poor civic amenities, including broken roads and overflowing sewerage. Despite protests and complaints, authorities have ignored their grievances. Local leaders emphasize the urgent need for action, while residents live in fear of waterborne diseases amid ongoing sanitation crises, highlighting a significant neglect from municipal bodies.

Taslima backs UCC implementation in India: ‘Much needed in a civilised country'

Exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen advocated for India's Uniform Civil Code, emphasizing its necessity to combat discrimination against women in India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan, during a press conference. Nasreen expressed her ongoing struggle for equal rights, recounting her recent return to Kolkata after 19 years and a disrupted event highlighting free speech's importance. She initiatives her commitment to women's rights.