Olise powers France to win over Belgium in Nations League

Michael Olise's second-half impact led France to a stunning 4-1 victory over Belgium in the UEFA Nations League, marking Zinedine Zidane's first home win as coach. After trailing 1-0, France scored four goals in the final 13 minutes, moving clear in Group A1. Belgium, missing key players, took an early lead but faltered as France rallied.

In road trip finale, Panthers aim to spoil Kings' home opener

The Florida Panthers face the Los Angeles Kings Tuesday, concluding a challenging four-game road trip after a 1-0 win and two overtime losses. Team captain Aleksander Barkov is out for 10-12 weeks due to injury, while Brad Marchand returns after surgery. The Kings seek their first win after two losses, emphasizing early-season struggles.

High-flying Blazy turns to birdlife at Chanel

Chanel's artistic director Matthieu Blazy unveiled an avian-inspired collection in Paris, blending classic tweeds with modern elements, including knee-length skirts. Celebrating Coco Chanel's transformative journey, the show featured illuminated origami cranes and star-studded front row attendees. Blazy's designs, marked by a surge in popularity, have contributed to Chanel's remarkable revenue growth amid industry challenges.

Dolly Parton tribute show: How to watch CMA's ‘I Will Always Love You’?

The Country Music Association will honor Dolly Parton in a tribute show titled "CMA Presents I Will Always Love You," airing live on October 21 at 9 PM ET on ABC and Disney+. Featuring performers like Carrie Underwood and Reba McEntire, the event will benefit Parton's Imagination Library, which distributes millions of books monthly to children. Parton passed away at 80.

Caleb Flynn update: Ex-American Idol contestant breaks down amid life without parole sentence

Former American Idol contestant Caleb Flynn was sentenced to life without parole on September 5 for the aggravated murder of his wife, Ashley Flynn, after being found guilty on September 29. In court, Flynn denied killing his wife, while a judge stressed the danger he posed to the public, emphasizing his manipulation of faith.

Why did NFL suspend line judge Jeff Seeman and referee Adrian Hill? Know reason behind punishment

Two NFL officials, line judge Jeff Seeman and referee Adrian Hill, have been suspended following unprofessional conduct during Sunday’s games. Seeman received a two-game suspension for directing expletives at Arizona's Trey McBride, while Hill was suspended for one game after an altercation with Minnesota's Eric Wilson. The NFLPA criticized the officials' conduct as "unacceptable."

Former ‘American Idol’ singer Caleb Flynn awaits sentencing for wife's murder

Caleb Flynn, a former Ohio music pastor and "American Idol" contestant, was convicted of murdering his wife, Ashley, while having an affair, and faced sentencing Monday. Prosecutors revealed Flynn staged a home invasion after shooting her. He claimed innocence despite evidence placing him at the scene, including messages to his lover. Flynn faces life in prison.

Who was Chris Wilson Jr.? 17-year-old Yorktown senior killed in tragic Muncie shooting

A tragic shooting in Muncie, Indiana, claimed the life of 17-year-old football prospect Christopher Wilson Jr., found dead in a vehicle early Monday. A senior at Yorktown High School and a top-rated recruit, Wilson had recorded impressive stats this season. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities seeking information from the public as the community mourns his loss.

Australia launches probe into FlyDubai co-pilot’s past, and other Mideast news

Australian authorities are investigating an Omani FlyDubai co-pilot detained in the UAE for allegedly attempting to seize an Israel-bound aircraft. Concurrently, Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia are enhancing military cooperation amid regional tensions, and an Israeli lecturer faces charges for plotting mass attacks against Arabs. These incidents reflect ongoing unrest in the Middle East.

Clashes erupt outside Kosovo parliament over war crimes court

Police clashed with protesters outside Kosovo's parliament as they demanded a bill to limit the powers of the war crimes court amid outrage over former president Hashim Thaci's sentencing for 1990s war crimes. The proposed law, which passed its first reading, aims to restrict the court's jurisdiction and is criticized by Prime Minister Kurti as "hasty." The court was established in 2015 under international pressure to address wartime crimes.

Leaders to visit Pacific atoll at frontline of climate change

More than a dozen leaders will visit Tuvalu on Tuesday to witness the devastating impact of climate change, as part of the Pacific "pre-COP" meeting in Fiji, leading up to COP31 in Turkey. Tuvalu’s population of 10,600 faces imminent relocation due to rising sea levels and extensive coral loss. This trip highlights urgent climate action needed for vulnerable nations.

Pro-govt forces besieging Yemen's Mocha but yet to recapture it: military sources

Pro-government forces in Yemen have reportedly cut off the only supply route to the Houthi-controlled city of Mocha, intensifying their counteroffensive backed by the Saudi-led coalition. While military sources claim progress, an official confirmation of Mocha's recapture is pending. The Houthis, having seized critical coastal areas, continue to pose a significant threat to global shipping routes.

A winless Titans team, a confident Robert Saleh and the mistakes that won't stop

Coach Robert Saleh believes the Tennessee Titans, currently 0-4, can improve by avoiding self-inflicted mistakes like turnovers and penalties. Despite a strong defense, their offensive struggles rank them last in scoring. Rookie Carnell Tate shined with 145 receiving yards but fumbled. The Titans face fellow winless team Houston next, seeking their first victory.

Mother and son from Bermuda named as passengers on missing medical flight from Bermuda to Boston

A mother and son from Bermuda, Marilyn Lavonne Bean, 66, and Sergio Wayne Lottimore, 41, were aboard an air ambulance that crashed near Nantucket during a flight from Bermuda to Boston; a search yielded only debris after 66 hours. Latitude Air Ambulance mourns the loss of its crew. An investigation is underway as the cause remains unclear.

Vikings likely lose left guard Donovan Jackson for the rest of the regular season with a knee injury

Minnesota Vikings left guard Donovan Jackson is likely out for the season due to a torn meniscus requiring surgery, affecting an offense already struggling despite a 4-0 start. Coach Kevin O'Connell confirmed Jackson's injury, while left tackle Christian Darrisaw's status is uncertain due to a concussion. Star receiver Justin Jefferson also missed a game, complicating team dynamics.

Warwick Mall lockdown: Police give update after evacuation amid shooting reports

The Warwick Mall in Rhode Island was locked down and evacuated on Monday due to reports of shots fired, prompting a significant police response. The Warwick Police Department later stated that the situation was resolved and posed no threat, advising the public to avoid the area. Details about the authenticity of the shots remain unclear.

No. 3 Notre Dame lists Moore, Viliamu-Asa as questionable but bloodied Knapp is a no-doubter to play

Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman addressed injuries after a 37-26 victory over North Carolina, contrasting his response to bloodied players with recent controversies surrounding Minnesota's P.J. Fleck. Offensive lineman Anthonie Knapp returned post-injury, and Freeman is preparing for potential absences of All-American cornerback Leonard Moore and linebacker Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa, while offensive lineman Matty Augustine may return to practice. Notre Dame has won 15 consecutive games, showing strong team resilience.

Catholic diocese sues US government seeking clergy access to detainees

The Catholic Archdiocese of St. Louis filed a lawsuit against the federal government, claiming that detainees at the Saint Genevieve County Jail face restricted clergy access, limited to a four-hour Monday window with no private meetings for sacraments. The archdiocese argues this violates detainees' rights, particularly affecting predominantly Hispanic Catholic individuals in detention.

Mayawati takes nephew Akash back in BSP, re-appoints him national convenor

Mayawati of the Bahujan Samaj Party reinstated Akash Anand as national convenor, emphasizing organizational interests and his recent desire to return. This marked the third time Anand faced removal, initially ousted for prioritizing personal interests. Following family dynamics and party sentiment, both Anand and Mayawati expressed commitment to strengthening the party ahead of the 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections.

Robert Kelker-Kelly cause of death: What happened to ‘Days of Our Lives’ actor?

Robert Kelker-Kelly, famed for his role as Bo Brady on "Days of Our Lives," has died at 62 on October 3, with the cause of death still unknown, according to TMZ. He began acting in 1987 on "Another World," later joining "Days of Our Lives" in 1992 and also appearing on "General Hospital." Kelker-Kelly was also a professional pilot.

Two held for murder of teacher couple during robbery in UP's Sultanpur

Two men have been arrested in Sultanpur for the alleged murder of a teacher couple during a robbery at their school. Rakesh Kumar Yadav, a school employee, and his relative Ashish Yadav broke in on September 28, leading to a violent confrontation that ended in the deaths of Vinita and Mukesh. The police recovered stolen cash and evidence, with ongoing investigations. Mukesh founded the school in 2002.

Yogi announces ‘permanent solution’ for Gomti flooding

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced the construction of 70 to 80-km embankments along the Gomti River as a permanent flood solution following record rainfall in Uttar Pradesh. Enhanced infrastructure is planned for the proposed State Capital Region, impacting six districts. Support measures for flood victims include temporary shelters and assistance for displaced families, with recovery efforts ongoing. The initiative aims to prevent future flooding.

Seahawks RB Zach Charbonnet won

Seahawks running back Zach Charbonnet will participate in practice drills but won't play against the 49ers on Sunday, as confirmed by coach Mike Macdonald. Charbonnet, recovering from an ACL tear, has not yet debuted this season. With Jadarian Price on injured reserve, the team may sign veteran Joe Mixon to bolster their running back options.

‘Govt buying time’: HC seeks report from SC registry about Punjab appeal

The Punjab and Haryana high court criticized the Punjab government for inadequately pursuing an appeal over pending dearness allowance payments to state employees and pensioners, mandated by a prior court order. The court demanded an immediate status report and questioned the government's delay, indicating a perception that the state is merely stalling legal obligations. Background: The August 3 order aimed to ensure timely DA payments, but compliance has faltered.

75-year-old retired Delhi school teacher killed during burglary bid in Gurugram, suspect held

A 75-year-old retired teacher, Madhu Sharma, was strangled at her home in Delhi by 22-year-old Suraj Gupta, who had intruded looking for valuables. Gupta was quickly apprehended after hiding in a tree. Sharma, living alone in a dilapidated house, had reported prior complaints about her living conditions. She had no immediate relatives, having lived separately from her husband for many years.

Soccer-Premier League viewership up 20% among young Americans, Nielsen Sports data shows

Viewership for the Premier League has surged 20% among Americans aged 18-34 this season, fueled by the World Cup co-hosted by the US. Average viewership on NBC and USA Network is up 3% to half a million. Tottenham Hotspur matches have drawn significant attention, highlighting soccer's growing appeal in the US, especially among younger audiences.

ICC unseals arrest warrants for 4 Taliban leaders wanted on gender persecution charges

The International Criminal Court has unsealed arrest warrants for four senior Taliban leaders, including supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada, for gender persecution against women, girls, and the LGBTQI community in Afghanistan since the Taliban took power in 2021. The Taliban's systemic violations include barring women from education and jobs. Afghanistan rejects the ICC's authority, citing Islamic law.

Alex Ovechkin: Age, net worth, career earnings, stats, wife, children, and more

NHL star Alex Ovechkin, the league’s all-time leading goal scorer, is married to Russian model Anastasia Shubskaya, with whom he has two sons. They wed in 2016 after a private ceremony in Russia. Ovechkin, worth around $80-$90 million, has achieved remarkable statistics, playing 1,573 games with 929 goals, and plans to retire after the 2026-27 season.

US midterms 2026: Amazon, Microsoft, Meta among Big Tech stocks to benefit

A divided U.S. government could benefit Big Tech stocks in the 2026 midterms, as Jefferies analysts suggest that this situation may encourage a national AI policy, fostering innovation and reducing regulatory risks. Companies like Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, and Oracle are poised to thrive in this environment. Historically, markets perform well post-midterms, potentially aiding tech sectors.

Christa Pike health update: Latest on arm injuries as death-row inmate remains unconscious

Christa Pike remains unconscious and critically ill on a ventilator after a botched execution attempt in Tennessee on September 30. Her attorney reported no change in her condition, citing swollen and blistered arms due to improper IV placement. Pike, sentenced to death for murder at age 18, may face uncertain legal proceedings as the governor reviews upcoming executions.