Where are JP Miller and wife Suzie Skinner now?

The Netflix documentary “The Death of The Pastor's Wife” has sparked renewed interest in Mica Miller's controversial 2024 death, ruled a suicide by authorities after her body was found in North Carolina. As suspicions grow regarding her husband, Pastor Jean-Paul 'JP' Miller, he maintains his innocence and is now married to Suzie Skinner, whose late husband died under puzzling circumstances. The scrutiny around JP continues as allegations of abuse surface.

Matthew Mayich update: ASU student remains hospitalized as Blues issue statement

Matthew Mayich, a St. Louis Blues prospect, remains hospitalized after collapsing from a heat-related illness during an outdoor workout at Arizona State University. The Blues organization expressed their support for Mayich and his family. Drafted 170th overall in 2023, Mayich transferred to ASU after playing at Clarkson University and had been training with the team before the incident.

US senator hopes 'sledgehammer' Russian sanctions will pass next month

A U.S. senator hopeful for his sanctions bill against Russia, designed as a "sledgehammer" to undermine President Putin's war funding, anticipates House passage next month, supported by Republicans after Senate approval. Concerns exist about tariffs affecting U.S. allies, though exemptions for Europe are included. Ukrainian President Zelenskiy is actively lobbying for support.

GMADA ‘hub of corruption’, says Kang, seeks transfer of clerical staff

Aam Aadmi Party MP Malvinder Singh Kang criticized the Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) for alleged corruption and selective demolition of furniture shops in Sainimajra, prompting calls for fairness in enforcement. He accused GMADA's officials of sparing those who paid bribes while targeting others. Kang plans to protest against GMADA's practices, affecting local livelihoods. Previously, multiple demolition drives occurred as the furniture market expanded after relocation from Chandigarh.

Haryanvi singer Ankit Balyan shot dead outside Shamli gym

Haryanvi singer Ankit Balyan, 32, was shot dead outside a gym in Shamli, UP, by four assailants, sustaining five bullet wounds. Allegations suggest Balyan was considering a run for local panchayat polls. Protests erupted following his death, demanding justice. Balyan, known for songs featuring gun culture, faced legal issues prior to his murder, raising suspicions about potential motives.

Building confidence, opportunity and India's future workforce

India’s demographic advantage hinges on equipping its young population with essential skills and opportunities for economic participation. While formal education has been prioritized, the gap between academic qualifications and workplace demands underscores the need for practical skilling. Collaborations like Nasscom Foundation and IBM exemplify efforts to bridge this gap and foster pathways to sustainable livelihoods. This collective responsibility can turn India’s demographic dividend into inclusive growth.

Ammonia cooling the infrastructure behind India's Viksit Bharat dream

India's ambition to become a top-three global economy relies heavily on advanced refrigeration technology, particularly ammonia, to support its Atmanirbhar Bharat and Viksit Bharat vision. As the country expands its data centers and nuclear energy capabilities, it faces challenges in cooling systems. Emphasizing ammonia's safety and efficiency benefits could drive industrial growth and sustainability, necessitating robust policy support and training.

Mortgage rates today: 30-year rate at 6.53% — What homebuyers should know

Mortgage rates in the US on August 26 have varied: the average 30-year fixed rate is 6.53%, down 10 basis points from the previous day, while the 15-year fixed rate is 5.94%, up slightly. VA mortgage rates remain competitive, appealing to veterans. These rates are national averages, with final rates dependent on individual borrower circumstances.

Beyond IQ and EQ: Why HQ is the missing link for sustainable business growth

In the corporate landscape, a troubling culture of overwork persists, with 42% of Indian employees exhibiting mental health issues linked to long hours and toxic environments. This has significant financial repercussions, costing companies $14 billion annually. To promote sustainable performance, organizations must integrate health and well-being into their strategies, shifting focus from presence to productivity.

Himachal assembly monsoon session: Congress, BJP to move privilege motions as row over ‘insult’ to National Anthem escalates

In a heated assembly session, both Congress and the BJP are set to move privilege motions over allegations of disrespecting the National Anthem. BJP leader Jai Ram Thakur claims Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu's accusations are unfounded and demands an apology. Sukhu retaliates, accusing the opposition of politicizing national sentiments, while also addressing educational reforms and drug policies in the state.

Best portable speakers under ₹5,000 in 2026: 7 picks that sound great

Budget Bluetooth speakers under Rs 5,000 now offer impressive audio quality, long battery life, and desirable features like water resistance and stereo pairing. This guide reviews seven standout options, including models from Xiaomi, boAt, Sony, and JBL, highlighting their sound performance and user feedback, ensuring consumers can select the best speaker for their needs and preferences.

India's private aviation market is moving towards an integrated ecosystem

India's aviation sector is poised for transformation driven by private aviation growth, rising wealth, and increased demand for efficient travel. The government’s initiatives to enhance regional connectivity and build a robust leasing ecosystem will support this evolution. The emphasis on Sustainable Aviation Fuel and infrastructure improvements aims to position India’s aviation as a key growth driver in the economy.

PSU worker earning ₹23 LPA shares why public sector jobs are better than MNCs

A 27-year-old public sector employee earning Rs 23 lakh annually argues that PSU jobs offer superior financial security compared to private roles. With low living expenses and substantial savings, he emphasizes the benefits of stable pay and accessible loans. Despite limited career growth and connection to a less engaging work culture, he plans to pursue an MBA for a more fulfilling career.

HT City Delhi Junction: Catch It Live on August 27 in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram

Several cultural events are set to take place in Delhi, including "Sculpting Lineages: Women Across Generations" at Gallery Espace from August 22 to September 26, and performances like "Trin Dhari Ot" at Shri Ram Centre on August 27. Free entry is available to many events, showcasing art, music, and literature across the city. Numerous metro stations provide convenient access.

The real measure of financial intelligence is not a job title

Financial intelligence transcends professional labels, emphasizing judgment over credentials in everyday financial decisions made at home and in small businesses. In India's diverse financial landscape, sound choices arise from adaptability and understanding implications rather than technical knowledge alone. As access to financial information grows, the true measure of intelligence lies in applying wisdom amidst uncertainty and evolving circumstances.

Travel Watch: Visa service providers promise greater support for Indians

Atlys, a travel tech startup, addresses the dual impact of visa rejection with two new services: Atlys Assure and Rejection Recovery. In 2024, Indian applicants faced ₹662 crore in application fees due to rejections. Assure evaluates applications pre-submission, while Recovery assists applicants post-rejection. Both initiatives aim to streamline the visa process for Indian travelers.

I want to be the best chess player in the world: Sindarov

Uzbek grandmaster Javokhir Sindarov is preparing for a historic World Championship match against Gukesh in November, having opted for an active tournament schedule instead of secluded training, participating in five events since May. Sindarov, who aims to stabilize his rating above 2750, emphasizes that enjoyment and preparation are key to his success as he approaches the match.

Nepal flash floods: Yogi puts Kushinagar, Maharajganj dist admns on alert

A flash flood in Nepal’s Rasuwa district has prompted heightened vigilance in eastern Uttar Pradesh, especially in Kushinagar, Maharajganj, and Siddharth Nagar, due to potential rising river levels. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasized immediate assessments of damage and relief for affected families. Authorities are closely monitoring rivers and maintaining readiness for any emergencies. Flooding concerns stem from heavy rainfall in Nepal.

Health department on high alert for swine flu in Prayagraj division

A high alert for H1N1 (swine flu) has been issued in Prayagraj division following a confirmed case in Kaushambi, where a woman tested positive after a severe illness on August 20. In response, health officials are enhancing surveillance, preparing isolation wards, and spreading awareness. Across Uttar Pradesh, infections have risen, totaling 364 confirmed cases as of August 25.

Women’s HIL stares at an uncertain future

The Indian women's hockey team excels in the World Cup amid uncertainty for the Women's Hockey India League (HIL), struggling financially with teams withdrawing, including Ranchi Royals, which owes salaries to players and coaches. Despite efforts to stabilize the league, financial challenges persist, prompting Hockey India to renegotiate terms. The men's HIL faces similar issues, risking further withdrawals.

NDMC apologises for delay in clearing Delhi waterlogging: ‘Can’t be an excuse'

The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) apologized for delays in clearing severe waterlogging caused by heavy rains, which totaled 107.8mm by Tuesday night. Chairman Manoj Kumar Dwivedi noted that while usual clearance takes 15-20 minutes, certain areas experienced delays exceeding an hour. He committed to enhancing the drainage system and welcomed residents' suggestions for improvement amid ongoing issues with rain-induced flooding.

77 people from Kailash group tied to Sadhguru out of reach after Nepal flood

A flash flood in Gyirong, Tibet, has left 384 travelers missing, including 105 Indians, amid ongoing rescue efforts. Out of 21 Sojourn groups, 495 people returned safely, while 743 remain in Tibet, and 77 are at an immigration center in Nepal. Sadhguru stated that his organization is working diligently with authorities to assist those affected.

Iran, Oman reach deal on sharing Strait of Hormuz, its revenue? What we know

Iran and Oman are negotiating a deal to regulate traffic and share revenues in the vital Strait of Hormuz, amid heightened tensions following recent US-Israeli actions against Iran. While an Iranian official claimed an agreement had been reached, discussions are ongoing. The strait is crucial for global oil trade, with nearly one-fifth of shipments passing through it.

Crowds swell as Devendra Nath Mahto’s yatra enters Day 3

The ‘Bharti Sudhar Yatra,’ led by Jharkhand Loktantrik Krantikari Morcha's Devendra Nath Mahto, has gained significant traction on its third day, energizing rural areas and drawing large crowds. The rally seeks urgent reforms in state recruitment policies and transparency in examinations, reflecting the frustrations of students and unemployed youth. Since its inception in Nemra, it has evolved into a grassroots movement advocating for local employment rights and accountability in job processes.

MMDR Amendment assaults J’khand’s mineral rights, revenue: Cong

Jharkhand Congress President Keshav Mahto Kamlesh criticized former CM Raghubar Das for supporting the MMDR Amendment Bill, arguing it undermines the state's rights to its mineral wealth. He demanded clarity on the benefits derived during Das's tenure and stressed the need for state revenue protection. The Congress claims the amendment risks a ₹14,000 crore loss to welfare initiatives.

400m runner Neeru Pathak hopes for an Asian Games step up

Uttar Pradesh teenager Neeru Pathak, part of India’s 4x400m mixed relay squad, finished sixth at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games but gained valuable experience for future competitions. Now focused on the Asian Games in Japan, Neeru aims for a podium finish in the 400m. She has developed race tactics and mental strategies through training and rehabilitation.

India, China agree on early boundary delimitation push in new 8-point consensus

India and China will continue talks on boundary delimitation and promptly address situations along the Line of Actual Control to prevent misunderstandings. In the 25th round of talks in Beijing, both sides established military hotlines, planned meetings, and agreed on river management protocols. These discussions follow a 2024 understanding that eased tensions. Future exchanges will enhance bilateral relations.

New Mines Act to serve Jharkhand, nation’s interests: ex-CM Das

Former Jharkhand Chief Minister Raghubar Das defended the MMDR Act, asserting it promotes both state and national interests, while criticizing the JMM-Congress alliance for misleading the public. He highlighted rampant illegal mining and emphasized the Act's potential to enhance legal operations and transparency, potentially boosting state revenue amid declining coal production and rising costs.

The Aryna Sabalenka slump that seeks a flip at US Open

Belarusian world No.1 Aryna Sabalenka faces a critical moment as she heads into the US Open, seeking to break a slump that has seen her exit early from recent Grand Slams. With a record of 17-7 since April, crucial wins are needed to retain her title and No.1 ranking amid mounting pressure and past mid-match meltdowns.

UP-AGREES to boost farm productivity, incomes in 28 districts: Yogi

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced collaborations with Google, Network for Humanity, ITC, and Aquabridge under the World Bank-funded UP-AGREES project, aiming to enhance agricultural productivity in 21 eastern UP districts and seven Bundelkhand districts, benefiting millions of farmers. This approximately Rs 4,000-crore initiative will implement a digital infrastructure for farmers, improving access to vital services and promoting climate resilience in agriculture.