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US midterms: Trump ready with plan to outmaneuver Democrat-controlled Congress

Senior aides, including deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller and budget director Russell Vought, have been working with the White House Counsel’s Office since April to identify measures Trump could pursue without congressional approval. These include policies on immigration, tariffs, housing costs and federal spending, according to a White House official and two people familiar

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‘There is no word like ‘dar’ in my dictionary’: Gambhir after India win NZ series

Gautam Gambhir urged his players to remain unshaken by fears following their recent series triumph against New Zealand. The team had an impressive run with three wins but faltered in the final two games. Shreyas Iyer, the captain, called attention to necessary improvements in bowling and fielding skills. Despite setbacks and playing in challenging conditions,

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Florida couple’s gunfire and chainsaws at weddings: Court overturns ban

In a significant ruling, a Florida appeals court has reversed a previous order aimed at curbing a couple’s disruptive activities that allegedly disrupted outdoor wedding ceremonies with loud machinery and gunfire. While the immediate limitations have been lifted, the legal battle persists with potential civil nuisance claims still on the table. The appeals court mandates

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Another ‘exploding pager’ plot? Israel eyes strike on Tehran’s top military bosses

Israel is considering a covert operation similar to its previous attacks targeting Iran’s military leadership. Former Mossad official Oded Ailam mentioned key Iranian figures that might be targeted for elimination. The planned operation follows Israel’s successful 2024 campaign against Hezbollah which involved explosive communication devices. Military operations against Iran may resume after the upcoming US

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Can children’s social media access be restricted? What the law says

Recent Supreme Court proceedings emphasize the need for safeguards when children access the internet and social media. The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, effective from May 2027, mandates parental consent for children’s data. States like Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh propose age-based restrictions for social media access. Parents are encouraged to seek support from platforms in

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Jharkhand: 16-year-old goes to meet boyfriend, ‘gangraped’ by driver, 2 others

A 16-year-old girl was gangraped in Palamu district, Jharkhand, while returning home in an e-rickshaw. She was returning after trying to meet her boyfriend, whose parents had arranged his marriage to someone else. The police arrested three suspects, aged 20 to 38 years, on October 31 based on the girl’s statement. They have been charged

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Seifert, Phillips power New Zealand to win in the final T20I; India take series 3-2

Despite a seven-wicket defeat in the fifth T20I, India claimed the five-match series 3-2. Ishan Kishan and Shreyas Iyer contributed with hard-hitting half-centuries, while Tim Seifert and Glenn Phillips steered New Zealand to victory in the final match. Though New Zealand triumphed in this game, India’s earlier wins secured their series success, showcasing the competition’s

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Inside UK PM’s Diwali party: Gita chanting, vegetarian snacks and more

Shanu had the unique opportunity to celebrate Diwali at 10 Downing Street, the iconic residence of the UK Prime Minister. The event was beautifully adorned with traditional decorations, offering a range of vegetarian delicacies. During the gathering, the UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham and his wife participated in lighting a ceremonial diya, emphasizing the importance

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Neighbours demand $30,000 for land; court rules Delaware couple owns it

A Delaware couple who maintained a fence and garden for more than 20 years won a property dispute after their new neighbours demanded $30,000 to let them keep the land. The neighbours claimed the fence crossed the legal boundary, but an October 30 court ruling recognised the couple’s ownership of the entire disputed strip, including

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