Harry Kane scores twice on record-tying 125th appearance for England

Harry Kane tied the England caps record with his 125th appearance, scoring two goals in a Nations League match against Czechia at Wembley. He is now positioned to surpass the record held by Peter Shilton on November 12. With 91 goals, Kane retains the all-time scoring record, outpacing Wayne Rooney. He debuted in 2015 and has since solidified his legacy as England's captain.

Rays know job isn't done as they face desperate Yankees in Game 3

The Tampa Bay Rays are one win away from sweeping the American League Division Series against the New York Yankees, leading 2-0 after victories of 1-0 and 5-2. Starters Nick Martinez and Max Fried face off in Game 3 as the Yankees aim to recover from poor offensive performance and fielding errors, recalling previous comebacks from 2-0 deficits. This marks the Rays' potential first ALCS trip since 2020, adding significance to their successful season.

US reiterates Level 4 'Do Not Travel' advisory for Russia amid suspected plague death

The U.S. State Department has maintained its Level 4 ‘Do Not Travel’ advisory for citizens traveling to Russia, highlighting concerns over a potential pneumonic plague following the death of a lab worker in Irkutsk. Despite fears, the WHO reports a "very low risk" of an outbreak outside Russia, with no dangerous pathogens detected in quarantined individuals. Established in February 2022, the advisory warns against travel due to security risks.

Louis Vuitton shows slinky dresses and fluid jackets, adapts to warming world

Louis Vuitton’s spring/summer 2027 collection featured lightweight, flowing designs, reflecting creative director Nicolas Ghesquière's response to climate change. He emphasized the need for practical, breathable fabrics amid rising temperatures. The runway showcased minimalist styles inspired by the Louvre's history, with subtle branding and celebrity attendees. Ghesquière highlighted the complexities of creating ultra-light garments, amid challenges of falling luxury sales.

Eagles legend Lane Johnson retires from NFL after 14 seasons

Lane Johnson, the Philadelphia Eagles' right tackle, announced his retirement from the NFL midway through his 14th season, prioritizing his mental health and family. In an emotional post, he expressed a desire to play one more season but acknowledged a need for reflection and personal well-being, stating that his heart now leads him away from football.

Who is James Cody Bryant? Washington resident accused of helping Tumbler Ridge school shooter

James Cody Bryant, 30, from Bellingham, WA, has been arrested for aiding Jesse Van Rootselaar in the Tumbler Ridge school shooting. Authorities allege they communicated for six months, with Bryant providing support, advice, and funds for the attack while failing to alert police when possible. Bryant identifies as female; charges are unproven.

Chandigarh: PGI eyes parking project revival after SC ruling

The ₹61-crore multi-level parking project at PGIMER is set to resume after a 15-month delay, following the Supreme Court's clarification on environmental clearance requirements. Initially halted due to non-compliance, PGIMER had completed 70% of construction. The institute plans to hire an environmental consultant to navigate the approval process. The project, crucial for addressing patient parking issues, was initially approved in 2015.

Vikings WR Justin Jefferson watching film with Randy Moss, might rest with b

The Minnesota Vikings are deliberating whether to play All-Pro wide receiver Justin Jefferson in Week 5 against the New Orleans Saints, after his recent ankle injury. Coach Kevin O'Connell noted Jefferson is recovering well but remains uncertain about his practice participation. Jefferson, a key player, missed last week’s game but has been working with Randy Moss.

United Airlines flight from Dulles to Rome canceled after 12-hour delay

United Airlines Flight 884 from Washington Dulles to Rome was canceled after nearly 12 hours of delays due to cockpit issues, thunderstorms, and crew time limits, ultimately departing over 25 hours later. Passengers faced several interruptions, including a fuel stop and maintenance checks. The airline apologized and issued $175 vouchers while rebooking passengers on an alternative flight.

Ronaldo breaks silence on feud with Jesus, says manager broke his word: ‘Federation must punish me'

Cristiano Ronaldo publicly addressed his feud with Portugal manager Jorge Jesus, revealing broken promises during the Nations League that led him to leave the team camp. He expressed disappointment over not being played as agreed but affirmed his commitment to the national team, stating he would be available for future matches, emphasizing his love for Portugal. Ronaldo also acknowledged the need for accountability and potential punishment for his departure from the camp.

Saudi coalition says intercepted missile fired by Yemen's Houthis

The Saudi-led coalition intercepted a Houthi missile aimed at Khamis Mushait amid escalating clashes in Yemen, where over 270 combatants reportedly died in recent fighting. While the Houthis claim control of coastal areas, government forces assert advances in Mocha and Marib. Yemen's conflict reignited in July, exacerbated by regional tensions affecting global trade and energy markets.

Cornell hires ex-Justice Dept official Yates to review rape claims response

Cornell University has appointed former Deputy US Attorney General Sally Yates to investigate its handling of a student's gang-rape allegations, which have sparked student protests. Yates will review the university's response to claims made by "Jane Doe," who alleges she was assaulted by multiple fraternity members in October 2024. Cornell’s president recognizes the case as a “defining moment.”

Kenya confirms first Ebola case after man who travelled from Congo dies

Kenya confirmed its first Ebola case on Tuesday, linked to a Kenyan citizen who traveled from the Democratic Republic of Congo and died in Nairobi. The patient was symptomatic for a month before his death. Health authorities are monitoring over 30 individuals, while preparations and support from the Africa CDC and WHO are underway to prevent further spread. The outbreak in Congo has led to over 8,000 cases and more than 4,000 deaths since mid-May.

Dasher app down for thousands: Users say 'earnings not showing up' amid outage

The DoorDash Dasher app faced an outage, causing users to report issues with their earnings not displaying, leading to worries about missing payments. This disruption impacted numerous drivers relying on the platform for income, sparking discussions within the Dasher community. Such outages have precedence, calling attention to the app's reliability and its effects on user trust.

Lonavala man's death in 'accidental' gunfire turns out to be murder; his grandfather, 4 others held

In Lonavala, 83-year-old Motiram Rawoji Marathe and four others have been arrested for the murder of his grandson, Abhay Manik Marathe, amid a property dispute. Initial reports cited an accidental shooting, but police found evidence suggesting foul play, including blood stains and a lack of gunshot residue. The accused are facing charges under the Arms Act.

Ex-FBI whistleblower alleges Trump admin pushed for probe into LA's anti-ICE protestors

Jill Fields, a former FBI supervisor, has filed a whistleblower complaint alleging that the Trump administration directed the FBI to investigate anti-ICE protestors in Los Angeles, violating their First Amendment rights. After resigning in protest, she seeks an investigation from the Senate Judiciary Committee, represented by the Government Accountability Project and attorney David Laufman.

ED summons Mann’s relative in ₹5-cr bribery charge linked to his wife

The Enforcement Directorate has summoned Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann’s relative, Amardeep Singh Grewal, amid ₹5-crore bribery allegations linked to Mann's wife, Dr. Gurpreet Kaur. Grewal is to appear on October 9 after seeking adjournment. Allegations arose during a PHRO inquiry concerning an abduction case, with Kaur denying wrongdoing and pursuing legal action against accusers.

Soccer-Kane matches Shilton's England appearance mark on milestone Wembley night

Captain Harry Kane equaled Peter Shilton’s record of 125 England appearances during a Nations League match against the Czech Republic at Wembley, where his journey began over 11 years ago. The Bayern Munich striker, England's all-time leading scorer with 89 goals, has broken several records, including Wayne Rooney's. Shilton praised Kane’s dedication and anticipated further achievements.

Delhi court slams police over 'eyewash' report in MCOCA case

A Delhi court criticized police for a negligent report in an organized crime case, allowing accused Mukesh and Pardeep to commit crimes for years post-MCOCA invocation. The court demands accountability from police officials and seeks a detailed inquiry, highlighting that delays enabled further offenses. Next proceedings are scheduled for October 13. The case began with an FIR in September 2020.

Grammy-nominated R&B singer Freddie Jackson, known for '80s hits like 'You Are My Lady,' dies at 70

Freddie Jackson, the Grammy-nominated R&B singer known for iconic '80s hits like “Rock Me Tonight” and “You Are My Lady,” has died at 70, just three days after his birthday. His family confirmed the news on Instagram, honoring his legacy as a beloved artist and generous soul. Born in Harlem, Jackson rose to fame with his debut album in 1985, achieving platinum status. In 2024, he revealed a kidney disease diagnosis and advocated for awareness.

White Sox surge past Guardians 4-3 to take 2-0 lead in ALDS and move within 1 win of ALCS

The White Sox are on the brink of their first AL Championship Series appearance in 21 years, defeating the Guardians 4-3 to lead 2-0 in the AL Division Series. Braden Montgomery's two-run double in the sixth propelled the win, supported by Sean Burke's stellar relief. The historic postseason run follows three challenging seasons, igniting fan hopes.

Argentina bids Messi farewell in final national team match, ending an era

Argentina is facing the end of an era as soccer legend Lionel Messi bids farewell to international play at 39, marking 21 years and 125 goals. His departure evokes mixed emotions among fans, who once doubted him but now celebrate his legacy after scores of triumphs, including a World Cup win. Messi continues his club career with Inter Miami.

Kilmar Ábrego Garcia is set to be back in court as he battles deportation to Liberia

Kilmar Ábrego Garcia faces potential deportation to Liberia as the government appeals a judge's injunction preventing his detention. Mistakenly deported to El Salvador last year, his case highlights immigration process flaws. Activists support him, arguing for a humane resolution. García, an undocumented immigrant with a U.S. family, symbolizes the ongoing immigration debate and due process concerns.

Former German spy chief arrested for attempted treason, obtaining state secrets

Former German spy chief August Hanning was arrested on Tuesday for attempted treason, accused of purchasing secret documents and supplying them to a foreign intelligence service, which may be linked to Azerbaijan. His detention could jeopardize Germany’s intelligence alliances. Hanning's case recalls notable espionage scandals in Germany's history, impacting national security and international trust.

Amazon Great Indian Festival 2026 sale live for Prime members: Top deals on TVs, fridges, more

Amazon will launch the Great Indian Festival 2026 sale on October 8, with Prime members getting early access. Discounts up to 70% are available on home appliances, including 65% off TVs and 55% off washers and refrigerators. Additional bank offers and cashback are provided, enhancing savings for customers looking to upgrade. The sale highlights competitive pricing and enticing promotions.

Messi receives honorary doctorate from University of Beunos Aires ahead of farewell international match

Lionel Messi received an honorary doctorate from the University of Buenos Aires as he prepares for his farewell international match against Benin, following his retirement announcement on September 1. The legendary Argentinian captain holds records for the most caps and goals for the national team and is celebrated for leading Argentina to World Cup glory in 2022 and winning Copa America in 2021.

California couple arrested on child abuse charges in surrogacy investigation, police say

A California couple, Silvia Zhang and Guojun Xuan, has been arrested on child abuse charges related to a surrogacy scheme involving at least 21 children. Prosecutors are seeking a $100 million bail due to the severity of the allegations, which include extensive surveillance of nannies abusing the children. The couple reportedly misled surrogates about their situation, prompting an investigation.

Freddie Jackson's last post resurfaces as R&B legend dies days after 69th birthday

Freddie Jackson, the legendary R&B singer known for hits like "You Are My Lady," passed away on October 5, 2026, just three days after his 69th birthday. His family remembered him as a "kind, generous soul." Jackson's career began in gospel music and included platinum albums; he left an enduring musical legacy admired by fans.

Why is the S&P 500 becoming so dependent on Nvidia, Apple and Microsoft?

The S&P 500's dependence on Nvidia, Apple, and Microsoft has surged to over 21%, a record concentration reflecting the index's ties to these three tech giants. Their rising stocks, driven by strong performances and significant announcements like Nvidia's massive buyback, highlight their unprecedented influence on the index compared to previous decades, shaping the overall market landscape.

Football: Uruguay strike freely after lightning break, beat India 6-1

In Kolkata, India suffered a 6-1 defeat to Uruguay following a lightning delay, with Uruguay scoring five goals in the second half. Anirudh Thapa’s early equalizer briefly rattled Uruguay, but they quickly regained control. India, competing against a much higher-ranked team, needs to improve despite showing promise early on. The defeat marks another setback for India ahead of their upcoming matches.