Derek Phillips: Iowa band member dies after collapsing in heat at football game

Derek Phillips, a third-year University of Iowa student and mellophone section leader in the Hawkeye Marching Band, died after suffering a cardiac arrest during a football game in extreme heat. He was taken off life support three days later. The band and Iowa football coach expressed deep condolences, celebrating his musical talent and positive spirit.

Ukraine's Zelenskiy arrives in Oslo for funeral of King Harald

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy visited Norway to attend King Harald V's funeral, accompanied by discussions on Ukraine's urgent air defense needs amid renewed Russian attacks that recently claimed five lives in Kyiv. Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere emphasized military support for Ukraine as winter approaches, while Zelenskiy expressed gratitude for Norway's assistance during the ongoing conflict.

What happened to Lucia Sisic? Medical history emerges after death at 22

Lucia Sisic, Miss Austria 2024, has passed away at the age of 22, while still holding her title, according to the organization Mission Austria, which expressed deep sorrow in a social media tribute. Sisic had a history of heart issues, having undergone multiple surgeries, with her most recent occurring last winter. Her cause of death remains undisclosed.

Evergreen Middle School shooting update: Police on 16th Avenue amid lockdown

A shooting near Evergreen Middle School in Spokane, Washington, prompted a lockdown on Tuesday afternoon; students and staff are reported safe. Police responded to a situation involving a suspect, who reportedly died outside the school. While the police have not confirmed details, videos capture a significant police presence at the scene, located at 1400 East 16th Avenue.

Air traffic control issue disrupts flights at major UK airports

A significant technical fault at NATS disrupted flights at major UK airports, resulting in nearly 1,000 delays and cancellations, sparking renewed scrutiny of Britain's air traffic control. Airlines like British Airways and Ryanair criticized NATS for mismanagement. The Civil Aviation Authority plans to review NATS' reliability, following a string of failures that have costly repercussions for airlines.

Trump makes 9/11 about himself, again

At a White House event, Donald Trump recounted a dramatic moment during 9/11 when two firefighters saved him near a collapsing building, claiming it as a heroic narrative. However, rescue officials dispute his account. Trump will commemorate the attacks at the Pentagon instead of Ground Zero, attended by prominent figures, highlighting his complex legacy related to 9/11.

Why is Lonnie Bunch retiring? Smithsonian chief steps down amid Trump pressure

Lonnie Bunch III, head of the Smithsonian Institution since 2019, announced his retirement amid intensified scrutiny from the Trump administration, which has accused museum leaders of progressive bias. While Bunch claims his departure is unrelated to this pressure, it coincides with broader staff turnover in the White House. The Smithsonian Board of Regents will select his successor.

Roger Marshall net worth: Report flags lawsuits against patients

Kansas Republican Senator Roger Marshall has a net worth of $6.06 million, but a New York Times report questions the integrity of his wealth, suggesting it stems from lawsuits against over 700 patients, many living in poverty. Arrest warrants for unpaid bills were issued for 81 individuals. Marshall, a former gynecologist, stopped practicing in 2016.

Punjab govt to implement 'no work, no pay' as employees extend pen-down till Sep 11

Punjab government employees extended their pen-down strike until September 11, prompting the state to enforce a "no work, no pay" policy due to unauthorized absences. The strike protests unresolved demands, including pending dearness allowance and career progression benefits. Amid employee protests, the government appeals for dialogue, asserting its commitment to address legitimate grievances. Employees claim long-standing issues remain unaddressed.

Punjab: HC acquits Goraya man sentenced to death for 12-year-old’s rape-murder

The Punjab and Haryana High Court acquitted Gurpreet Singh, sentenced to death in 2024 for the rape and murder of a 12-year-old girl. The court found insufficient evidence, noting no signs of sexual assault and questioning forensic analysis and witness credibility. The case highlights procedural flaws and the necessity of defending the accused's rights.

Contamination deaths: U'khand HC orders Nainital authorities to ensure clean water, treatment to all

The Uttarakhand High Court mandated local authorities to guarantee clean drinking water and adequate medical facilities in Nainital following deaths linked to contaminated water. Describing the situation as an "epidemic," the court ordered oversight by the district magistrate and thorough inspections of water quality and sewage systems. This comes amid rising jaundice cases in affected villages.

HT City Delhi Junction: Catch It Live on Sept 9 in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram

Multiple events are scheduled for September 9, including the Rose Concert featuring Opera at the Kamani Auditorium, a Meet The Author session with Vikas Swarup at IIC, and a Kintsugi workshop in Gurugram. These events, alongside continuing the art exhibit “The Little Prince” and the Flea Spree, celebrate culture and creativity in Delhi.

What happens if the 10-year Treasury yield hits 5%? Why stocks could be at risk

The recent US bond market selloff has driven the 10-year Treasury yield near 5%, a level unfamiliar in nearly two decades, igniting debate among investors over potential impacts. Higher yields might increase borrowing costs for companies, affecting profits and acquisitions, yet robust AI investments could shield markets. However, growing US debt raises concerns about long-term stability.

Tech giant Cognizant hit with green card filing suspension in US

The US Department of Labour has suspended Cognizant’s green card sponsorship amid an investigation into visa fraud, emphasizing that threats to American workers will not be tolerated. Additionally, Cloudera faces similar scrutiny. Established in 1994 in India and a major H-1B visa petitioner, Cognizant is under increased regulatory pressure from the Trump administration’s visa enforcement initiative.

Trump's White House North Portico project nears completion with shroud and scaffolding removed

Restoration of the White House North Portico is nearly finished ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit in late September, with scaffolding removed and last touches expected next week. The project, initiated by President Trump due to aging and weather damage, includes security upgrades and is part of broader renovations amid legal challenges. The portico dates back to 1830.

Is Arda Guler injured? Why isn't Madrid star playing today against Inter?

José Mourinho's squad for the Inter Milan match raised concerns over Arda Güler's fitness; however, the 21-year-old is suspended due to a red card received in last season's Champions League. His dismissal followed a heated incident after Real Madrid's quarterfinal defeat to Bayern Munich. Real Madrid will face Inter at the Santiago Bernabéu.

Tennis-Sabalenka steamrolls into US Open semis, home fans await 'Battle of the Billionaires'

Aryna Sabalenka triumphed over Linda Noskova in a thrilling U.S. Open quarter-final, securing her sixth consecutive semi-final with a 7-6, 3-6, 7-6 victory. Meanwhile, second seed Carlos Alcaraz prepares to face eighth seed Ben Shelton. U.S. fans eagerly anticipate all-American matchups, including Frances Tiafoe and Alex Michelsen, while Jessica Pegula battles Emma Navarro.

FACT FOCUS: Trump claims US banks cannot operate in Canada. That's not true

President Trump inaccurately claimed U.S. banks are banned from operating in Canada during a recent meeting, despite facts showing 15 U.S.-based banks currently function there. While regulatory hurdles exist, U.S. banks can enter the market, serving diverse financial needs. Experts attribute the limited U.S. bank presence to Canada's robust banking system and geographical constraints.

Villa end goal drought to beat Brugge in Champions League opener

Aston Villa ended their goal drought with a 3-2 Champions League win over Club Brugge, marking their first triumph this season after a tough Premier League start. John McGinn, Emiliano Buendia, and Nicolas Jackson scored, though Villa faced late pressure after conceding a penalty. The team's recent upheaval follows last season's Europa League victory, posing challenges for coach Unai Emery.

114 days after FIR, Sitapur man convicted of raping 13-year-old daughter

A special Pocso court in Sitapur has convicted a father for raping his 13-year-old daughter, concluding the case in just 114 days. Swift investigations, including forensic evidence and effective prosecution coordination, led to a rapid trial. The father, identified as Matole, received a life sentence and a ₹20,000 fine. The case was filed on May 17 after allegations surfaced.

All 5 killed in Miami cargo jet crash were in a van used by plane cleaners

An Amazon cargo jet collided with a crew shuttle van at Miami International Airport, killing five and injuring several others after it overran the runway during landing. The NTSB is investigating, focusing on the absence of a runway safety system. Victims were associated with a plane cleaning service, while the jet's approach amid strong winds raises questions about landing protocols.

Anganwadis across UP were in disarray under previous govt, says Yogi; hikes honorarium for workers

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath criticized the previous government for neglecting Anganwadi centres, claiming they were dilapidated and mismanaged by a "liquor mafia." He announced a significant hike in honorarium for Anganwadi workers, new cashless health benefits, and plans to digitize services. Adityanath emphasized ongoing improvements in Ayodhya, contrasting current advancements with past deficiencies.

Aryna Sabalenka edges Linda Noskova to keep alive hopes of a 3rd straight US Open title

Aryna Sabalenka advanced to the U.S. Open semifinals after defeating Linda Noskova 7-6, 3-6, 7-6 in a thrilling quarterfinal. The victory keeps Sabalenka's title hopes alive, and she must win to retain her No. 1 ranking, now under threat from Elena Rybakina. This win marks her sixth consecutive semifinal appearance in New York.

LSU slides into the top 10 of the AP Top 25 and Michigan falls out of the poll

LSU surged to No. 10 in the latest Top 25 after a decisive 51-10 victory over Clemson, marking a strong start for coach Lane Kiffin's debut. Conversely, Michigan dropped from No. 16 to unranked following a controversial win, while Oregon fell to No. 6 despite a narrow win. The SEC had a perfect Week 1, highlighting its dominance.

3.1 vs 5.1 soundbar: Which setup makes more sense for an Indian living room?

When choosing a soundbar, the number of channels is crucial, as it distinguishes audio experiences. A 3.1-channel soundbar enhances dialogue clarity and suits smaller rooms, while a 5.1-channel soundbar offers immersive surround sound for larger spaces. Buyer preferences should align with room size and usage to ensure optimal performance and enjoyment.

'It's a huge honour to play for a club like Liverpool': Bradley Barcola

Bradley Barcola has joined Liverpool after an impressive season in Ligue 1, where he scored 11 goals. Excited about his transfer, he highlighted the club's passionate fans and rich history as major draws. Barcola aims to contribute to Liverpool’s trophy haul and cherishes the moment he learned of his transfer, celebrating with family.

Apple took 7 years to make a foldable iPhone. What was it waiting for?

Apple is set to launch its first foldable iPhone, nearly seven years after Samsung's Galaxy Fold, having potentially learned from competitors’ experiences. The design may differ significantly, appearing passport-shaped. While foldable phones represent a niche market, Apple could capture 28% of shipments and drive mainstream adoption, leveraging its brand strength to reshape the category.

5 Small accessories that solved my biggest airport travel stress points

Before investing in an expensive suitcase, consider five affordable travel upgrades that enhance your airport experience. A 65W GaN charger, Bluetooth transmitter for in-flight entertainment, grab-and-go pouch, smart tracker, and targeted solutions for travel annoyances can improve efficiency and comfort. Sometimes, a small accessory is all it takes to solve travel woes.

White on sky blue and saffron jerseys for India hockey teams at Asiad

The Indian hockey teams will revert to wearing blue jerseys at the upcoming Asian Games in Japan after criticism over the saffron jerseys used during last month’s World Cup. Despite this, saffron remains an option. Hockey India president Dilip Tirkey confirmed this decision followed IOA guidelines, amid earlier backlash regarding visibility issues and team identity concerns.

Bahamas plane crash: What happened to Mario Lamar? Miami family of 4 found dead

Four family members from Miami died when their small plane crashed near the Bahamas, according to the US Coast Guard. Victims include experienced pilot Mario Lamar Sr, 80; his wife Lili, 79; and their grandchildren, Sofia, 28, and Christian Sosa, 22. The plane lost contact shortly after takeoff from Great Harbour Cay, heading to Florida.