Re-released 'Avengers: Endgame' snaps-up N. America box office lead

"Avengers: Endgame" dominated the North American box office, grossing $26 million from its re-release, contributing to a global total of $86 million as anticipation builds for "Avenger: Doomsday." The film features an all-star cast and has earned $2.8 billion overall, establishing it as the second-highest grossing film. The industry anticipates strong international performance for underperforming films like "Forgotten Island."

Brock Bowers injury update: Doctor explains risks despite active status

In a significant development, Brock Bowers is active for the Las Vegas Raiders' Week 3 game against the New Orleans Saints, overcoming a knee injury that kept him out for the preseason and the first two weeks of the NFL season. Despite his return, NFL injury experts caution that he may face limitations and increased risk of reinjury. Drafted in 2024, Bowers has proven valuable for the Raiders, previously tallying 64 receptions and seven touchdowns last season.

Two giant pandas, emblems of China soft diplomacy, arrive in US

Two giant pandas, Ping Ping and Fu Shuang, arrived in Atlanta, Georgia, on Sunday as part of China's "panda diplomacy" following a leaders' summit. The bears flew from Chengdu on a FedEx charter and will stay at Zoo Atlanta for ten years. Beijing has a long history of using pandas as diplomatic gifts, dating back to 1972.

Trump admin to gut car fuel-economy standards on Monday

President Trump’s administration will finalize a rollback of fuel-economy standards, allowing cars to meet existing efficiency levels through 2031, claiming cost-saving benefits. Critics warn this will increase consumer fuel costs, particularly amid rising prices due to geopolitical tensions. The rollback negates Biden's ambitious targets, potentially hindering progress in clean technology and emissions reductions.

Breece Hall injury update: What happened to Jets RB? Team confirms latest status

New York Jets fans were alarmed when starting running back Breece Hall sustained a thigh injury during the fourth quarter against the Detroit Lions, occurring on a second-and-goal play after he was tackled by linebacker Trevor Nowaske. Hall received medical attention on-field before heading to the medical tent, where the team later confirmed he was ruled out for the game.

Travis Hunter: Age, wife, children, college stats, net worth and NFL career

Travis Hunter, drafted No. 2 overall by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the 2025 NFL Draft, stands out as a dual-threat wide receiver and cornerback, continuing his impressive college career at Colorado. Now 23, he is a significant talent in the NFL, with a growing profile that includes personal life details and career statistics. Born on May 18, 2003, he is making waves in professional football.

Panchkula: At 150 kmph, bikers turn NH-5 into danger zone

High-performance bikers on the Zirakpur-Kalka-Shimla highway disrupt Panchkula's tranquility, often reaching speeds of 150 kmph and performing stunts during weekend mornings. Bikers gather near the Chandimandir toll plaza, where the absence of speed-detection cameras has led to increased danger, contributing to 44 fatalities on NH-5 in five years due to reckless driving. Prior black spot designations highlight ongoing safety concerns.

Chandigarh: Houses of ‘peddlers’ razed in Ramdarbar

In a groundbreaking initiative, UT authorities and police demolished 13 houses linked to drug peddlers on Sunday as part of a campaign against illegal structures. While officials refrained from explicitly naming drug offenders, police confirmed the operation targeted peddlers under the NDPS Act. The drive, announced by Punjab governor Gulab Chand Kataria, aims to eradicate local drug sales by September 30.

Paws, noses & purpose: Dera Bassi centre-trained canines going global

The Punjab Home Guards Canine Training and Breeding Institute in Dera Bassi trains around 100 dogs for narcotics and explosives detection, election security, and other operations. Founded in 2015 by Simrat Pal Sidhu, the institute utilizes real substances in training. It supplies trained dogs to various departments and is India's only organization authorized to import canines legally.

Is Dalton Schultz injured? Quiet start vs Colts concerns fantasy managers

Houston Texans tight end Dalton Schultz faced a quiet first half against the Indianapolis Colts, failing to receive a single target, prompting speculation about potential injury or lack of offensive involvement. As the game progresses, the situation may evolve, leaving fans eager for updates on Schultz's role in the Texans' game plan this season.

French clergy abuse survivors praise meeting with Pope Leo XIV, say he listened, was informed

Pope Leo XIV met with French clergy sexual abuse survivors on Sunday, listening to their cases and acknowledging the need for further action regarding the abuse crisis. He also condemned legalized medically assisted death as immoral during his visit to Lourdes, speaking to vast crowds and emphasizing dignity in suffering. The site draws millions, particularly the sick and disabled.

Palestinian death toll in Gaza war passes 74,000, and other Mideast news

The Palestinian death toll in the ongoing Israel-Hamas war has surpassed 74,000, alongside 175,068 wounded, as confirmed by Gaza’s Health Ministry. The conflict, ignited on October 7, 2023, continues with Israeli military strikes post-ceasefire. In Yemen, nearly 700 have died amid escalating violence. Meanwhile, Iran awaits a U.S. response to peace proposals regarding the Strait of Hormuz.

Why are 65% of US job seekers changing searches as gas prices rise?

High gas prices are reshaping job search priorities for Americans as fuel costs now factor heavily into career decisions. A Monster survey shows 65% of job seekers are adjusting their applications, with 23% seeking closer positions and 20% prioritizing remote work to reduce commuting. Ongoing US-Iran tensions continue to push oil prices higher, influencing workers’ choices.

Meerdink gives Xavi his first win as Netherlands coach, Israel faces Ireland in contentious match

In a Nations League match on Sunday, Mexx Meerdink scored twice, leading the Netherlands to a 2-1 victory over Serbia, marking new coach Xavi Hernández’s first win. Meerdink, 23, first scored a penalty and later netted the winner after Luka Jović equalized. The Netherlands now has its first win in Group A2 amidst ongoing controversy surrounding Ireland's match against Israel.

Leo Chenal injury update: What happened to the Commanders linebacker?

Washington Commanders linebacker Leo Chenal suffered an injury during the game against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday afternoon. The nature and severity of the injury remain unclear as reports continue to emerge. Chenal's performance and contributions are pivotal for the team, heightening concern about his condition as the season progresses. Further updates will be provided.

Odisha CM tours flood-hit districts as govt moves over 1 lakh people to relief camps

Odisha's Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has directed immediate relief for over 3.5 lakh flood-affected residents amid heavy rainfall from a Bay of Bengal depression impacting 13 districts. With over 1 lakh displaced, efforts focus on food, water, and medical care at 500 relief centers. The Mahanadi's rising waters pose further challenges, prompting alerts for potential flooding in delta districts. Flooding also disrupts connectivity and affects agricultural fields.

State government considering ‘Karnataka Mandapam’ on lines of Bharat Mandapam: CM Shivakumar

Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar announced plans for a 'Karnataka Mandapam' to boost tourism, inspired by Delhi's Bharat Mandapam, with potential locations including Jakkur and Mysuru Lamps. The government aims to enhance tourism infrastructure and protect local culture while utilizing the state's coastline. Additionally, the Coastal Malnad Karnataka Tourism Policy-2026 was approved to support these initiatives.

Desman Stephens suspension: USC LB breaks silence as team announces punishment

USC linebacker Desman Stephens II has received a one-game suspension for his hit on Oregon quarterback Dante Moore during a recent Big Ten matchup, making him unavailable for next week's game against Washington. Moore was diagnosed with a concussion but no serious injuries; he traveled back with the team and will follow concussion protocol.

Was Caleb Flynn's wife unfaithful? FBI agent testifies about bizarre claim

The homicide trial of Caleb Flynn adjourned unexpectedly on Friday, resuming Monday. Testimony focused on digital evidence from devices linked to Flynn, contradicting his claim of sleeping before discovering his wife Ashley dead. FBI agents discussed a murder-for-hire tip yielding no leads and revealed marital discord through messages emphasizing Ashley's concerns over Flynn's fidelity.

I swapped jeans and heels for linen trousers and flats at ITC Grand Bharat

High heels and tight dresses miss the mark for comfort in luxury settings, as a recent visit to a 5-star resort revealed over 7,000 steps were involved. Emphasizing stylish comfort, wide-leg trousers and breathable fabrics like linen outperformed traditional choices. This shift challenges long-held fashion norms, proving confidence stems from comfort, not rigid formality.

‘Is Josh Allen injured?’: QB's struggles vs Chargers leave fans frustrated

Star quarterback Josh Allen struggled significantly in the Buffalo Bills' Week 3 matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers, finishing the first half with just five completions for 42 yards, two interceptions, and multiple fumbles as the Bills trailed 3-10. His bizarre play, catching his own deflected pass for one yard, added to fans' frustrations.

3-day bank strike deferred after talks between bank body and unions

The proposed three-day nationwide bank strike from September 28 to 30 has been deferred, according to the United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU). This decision followed a late Sunday meeting between the Indian Banks’ Association and UFBU, where they addressed long-standing demands, including making all Saturdays holidays for bank employees, alongside other union issues.

Woman questions Ganesh Visarjan in UK: ‘Our traditions are beautiful, but...’

A viral video by Neelanjana Hazarika Verma criticizes the irresponsible celebration of Ganesh Visarjan in London, urging respect for both culture and the environment. Social media responses echoed her sentiments, emphasizing that devotion should not negate environmental responsibility. This incident reflects broader concerns about maintaining Indian traditions responsibly while abroad, particularly concerning local ecosystems.

Is Tyreek Hill still injured? Where is the WR playing in 2026?

Tyreek Hill, the former Miami Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver, will not play in their Week 3 matchup due to being a free agent and recovering from a serious left knee injury sustained in Week 4 of the 2025 season. His ongoing recovery struggles have prevented him from signing with a new team nearly a year post-injury.

What happened to De’Von Achane? Who is his backup? Latest update on his injury

Miami Dolphins running back De’Von Achane suffered a knee injury during the first half of Sunday’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs, prompting concerns after he left the field for evaluation. Following a tackle, he was listed as questionable to return. With another back injured, Ollie Gordon stepped in. The situation remains ongoing as updates are provided.

52-year-old man arrested for sexually assaulting minor girl

A 52-year-old man, Jaising Bhanudas Sathe, was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting his 12-year-old neighbor in Vishrantwadi, with the incident reported on September 22. The police were alerted by medical staff after the girl’s examination. Sathe, a Pune Municipal Corporation contract laborer, faces charges under multiple legal provisions, including the POCSO Act.

Why does Bill Gates want AI laws? He says self-regulation is not enough

Bill Gates advocates for government-regulated AI safeguards, arguing that self-regulation by companies is insufficient. He stressed the need for Congress to create clear monitoring laws during an NBC interview. Following incidents like OpenAI's rogue AI, there's growing urgency for federal rules. Gates believes government involvement is crucial to ensure safe AI development without stifling innovation.

Banton's maiden ton powers England's record Sri Lanka rout, seals ODI series

Tom Banton's first ODI century, a commanding 126, propelled England to a 223-run victory over Sri Lanka in the third ODI, clinching the series 2-1. Banton and Harry Brook (77) partnered for 150 runs, leading to England's total of 355-7, while Sri Lanka crumbled to 132. This marked England's record ODI win against Sri Lanka.

Asian Games: Sarvesh Kushare, Ancy Sojan win silver as India’s search for gold continues

During the Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Sarvesh Anil Kushare narrowly missed gold in high jump, losing on countback to Chinese Taipei's Fu Chao-hsuan. Ancy Sojan also claimed silver in long jump. Tejaswin Shankar secured bronze in decathlon. Parul Chaudhary set a national record in women’s 3000m steeplechase. Both athletes exemplified India's competitive spirit, despite challenging conditions.

Israel claims killing militant who abducted two citizens, gave weapons to Hamas

Israeli forces killed Saher Nidal Sakr, a militant accused of supplying weapons to Hamas and executing attacks on Israeli troops and civilians, in a recent strike in Gaza. The IDF reported he was eliminated to mitigate threats, notably linked to the abduction of hostages. The ongoing Israel-Hamas war has resulted in over 74,000 Palestinian deaths.