I O 2024
“Vikings are realizing that they shouldn’t have traded JJ McCarthy for a bag of chips”: Fans question the American football team’s decision as its offensive struggles worsen
The Minnesota Vikings endured their second consecutive defeat, falling to the Buffalo Bills in a closely watched game. Injuries have severely restricted their options at quarterback, casting doubt on their offensive strength. Following the controversial trade of JJ McCarthy to the New York Giants, fans are expressing concern about the impact on the team's playoff dreams. In response, the Vikings are actively seeking potential trades to boost their quarterback depth.
'Trump has cost us': After midterm losses, MAGA asks if it's over
MAGA supporters are reflecting on the recent midterm election losses and their implications for the movement. Many are questioning Trump's role in the party's electoral failures and expressing frustration with party leaders. The elections have raised concerns about the future direction of the MAGA movement, prompting some to call for a re-evaluation of its goals. Discontent over economic issues like living costs has contributed to this disillusionment among supporters.
Justin Tucker studied music and sang opera before NFL fame. Now he’s back with the Kansas City Chiefs
Justin Tucker studied music at the University of Texas, trained as an opera singer and surprised his Baltimore Ravens teammates with his voice. Now, after a 10-game NFL suspension and his departure from Baltimore amid misconduct allegations he denied, Tucker is reportedly joining the Kansas City Chiefs’ practice squad.
How Trump's 'little detour' to Iran became a roadblock in the midterm elections
Frustration among voters is on the rise as soaring gas prices tilt opinions during midterm elections. Many Republican candidates grapple with challenges stemming from the ongoing Iran war and its economic repercussions. While President Trump minimizes the conflict's significance, asserting it's just a slight hurdle, some Republicans feel disillusioned, viewing the war as a breach of Trump's previous commitments.
How Trump's 'little detour' to Iran became a roadblock in the midterm elections
The Iran war, which Trump often describes as a "little detour," has emerged as an unforced liability for the president, who once promised to keep the U.S. out of foreign wars. Republican strategists privately acknowledge that the war is severely damaging the party's push to retain control of Congress for the final two years of Trump's presidency.
Are the Kansas City Chiefs in need of a new kicker? Harrison Butker’s recent numbers suggest they do
Harrison Butker missed two field goals for the Chiefs in the 20-3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, bringing the total number of his misses for the season to five. Unsurprisingly, the controversial kicker was brutally trolled, with fans calling on Kansas City to release him.
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The Rs 1.5 lakh crore MTF problem: How shrinking leveraged positions are deepening India's smallcap sell-off
India’s smallcap sell-off is intensifying as margin trading facility (MTF) positions decline from record levels. With nearly Rs 72,000 crore exposed to smallcaps, forced liquidations could deepen losses, although SEBI safeguards may limit systemic risks.
Dodgers 2025 World Series hero Miguel Rojas retires after 13 seasons: Here’s all about his net worth, career and wife
After spending 13 seasons in the MLB, Miguel Rojas has officially retired from baseball, concluding his career with a final game on October 15. Rojas is set to transition into a player development role with the Dodgers, demonstrating his commitment to the organization. Over the years, he made impactful contributions to both the Dodgers and the Miami Marlins, and has an impressive net worth.
Who is the biggest donors to Donald Trump, Republican party in US Midterm elections 2026? Staggering donations will shock you
US Midterm elections 2026: Republican have a gaping financial advantage over their Democratic counterparts — a disparity that has been a rare bright spot for a party that is bracing for major potential losses amid deep voter frustration over the president's performance, stubbornly high prices and the unpopular war with Iran.
Ken Paxton-James Talarico for Texas Senate in US midterm elections: Mental health, flu treatment to leaked audio criticizing Donald Trump, this Texas fight is one to watch out on November 3
US midterm elections on November 3: No Democrat has won statewide in Texas since 1994. Donald Trump won Texas by nearly 14 points in 2024 Presidential polls.
Goodbye sightseeing, hello selfcare: The nearly trillion-dollar business of getting your life back
Wellness travel is transforming holidays as Indian travellers increasingly prioritise fitness, sleep, stress relief and personal wellbeing over conventional sightseeing. From Hyrox races and yoga retreats to luxury wellness resorts offering medical diagnostics, longevity programmes and digital detoxes, the trend is reshaping tourism. Experts say the real challenge is turning holiday wellness experiences into lasting everyday habits.
From a Jaipur original to a multi-city brand: Zolocrust’s measured expansion
As Zolocrust, a renowned vegetarian café chain, marks its 11th year, it is excitedly planning expansions into vibrant cities like Delhi and Lucknow. Founder Arjun Kumar emphasizes a deliberate strategy: prioritizing quality over swift expansion. Each new location will reflect valuable lessons learned, ensuring Zolocrust remains true to its core principles while establishing a notable presence in larger urban landscapes.
Nana Patekar: Consummate artiste who defined on screen intensity
Nana Patekar, a renowned Indian actor, passed away at his home in Goa at the age of 76. He had a complex persona and impressive versatility, excelling in various film genres throughout his career. Patekar was recognised for his impactful performances in critically acclaimed films and social contributions. He faced controversy during his life, but his legacy remains significant in Indian cinema.
‘Lord of the Dance’ star Michael Flatley announces death of wife, Niamh O'Brien, at 52; what we know about the cause of death
Actor Michael Flatley announced the death of his wife, Niamh O'Brien, on October 5, 2026. Niamh was an accomplished Irish dancer and a lead performer in the show 'Lord of the Dance'. The couple, who were married for twenty years, shared a son named Michael St. James Flatley. Flatley expressed deep sorrow and thanked everyone for their support during this difficult time.
Rapper Lucki injured. A look at his controversies: New Drank hitmaker’s ex-manager sued him for $1.5 million, claiming he destroyed his savings. A client accused him of wasting his $60,000
Rap star Lucki was allegedly stabbed during a scuffle that took place between him and a member of Playboy Carti’s crew at ComplexCon. While the reasons behind the altercation are yet to be unveiled, the New Drank hitmaker had made news recently for getting into trouble with his former manager and a promoter for his unprofessional behaviour.
Lucki stabbing incident: His history of beef with Playboi Carti explained as alleged violent clash leaves him bleeding at ComplexCon
Lucki was reportedly injured during an altercation at ComplexCon, with viral videos appearing to show blood around his neck as security escorted him to a car. While several reports linked the incident to Playboi Carti’s entourage, the exact nature of Lucki’s injury and what triggered the clash remain unconfirmed. The incident has also brought back attention to the rappers’ 2024 dispute over Lucki’s “Crossed up” chain post, which Carti reportedly took as a diss before Lucki denied targeting him.
Stock selection key as earnings and valuation gaps widen: Tata MF’s Chandraprakash Padiyar
Stock selection will be critical for investors as earnings and valuation gaps widen across large-, mid- and small-cap stocks, according to Chandraprakash Padiyar, senior fund manager at Tata Asset Management. Padiyar said valuations look expensive in some pockets but reasonable in others, making earnings and cash-flow growth key filters in a more volatile global environment. He remains positive on banks and manufacturing, while seeing select auto-ancillary companies as a better way to play the auto theme.
El Nino forces chefs to rethink menus as extreme weather disrupts food supplies
Record-breaking El Nino is impacting global food systems, causing chefs to frequently alter their menus. Droughts, floods, and heatwaves affect the availability and quality of key ingredients. Chefs like Alex Atala and Quique Dacosta emphasize the cultural and logistical challenges posed by these weather patterns. Alternative ingredients are being explored, as traditional supplies become increasingly unpredictable. Experts predict continued disruptions, highlighting the need for adaptation in the culinary industry.
EQT Group plans to invest $50 billion in India by 2030: Jean Eric Salata, Chairman
Swedish buyout firm EQT plans to invest $50 billion in India over the next four years, roughly twice the $26 billion it has invested since entering the country in 1998. A large part of the investment will go into data centres and renewable energy, with EQT planning to deploy at least $2 billion annually in private equity through 2030 across manufacturing, pharma, financial services and sports.
Preity Zinta revealed she tried IVF before welcoming her twins via surrogacy: ‘I just wanted to bang my head….’
Preity Zinta once opened up on her struggles to become a mother. The Kal Ho Na Ho star, who welcomed a twin son and daughter in 2021 via surrogacy, once revealed how going through the IVF procedure did a number on her mental health, and she would often hit her head on the wall and cry helplessly.
Spice Girls reunion incoming? Cryptic 30th anniversary post sends fans into ‘panic mode’
A tantalizing social media teaser has ignited Spice Girls reunion rumors, showcasing nods to their classic track 'Wannabe' and their formation story. Enthusiastic fans are engaged in lively discussions, wondering if the upcoming reveal will mean a reunion tour or a nostalgic re-release of older music. Commemorating three decades since their debut with 'Spice', the official news awaits on September 10, 2026, at 2 pm BST.
ETMarkets Management Talk | AI and data centres are powering CleanMax's next growth engine; 42% of portfolio now comes from the segment, says Kuldeep Jain
In an interaction with Kshitij Anand of ETMarkets, Kuldeep Jain, Founder and Managing Director of CleanMax, says the rapid expansion of hyperscalers and data centres is fundamentally changing the scale and nature of renewable energy demand.
UK announces major immigration rule changes from October 2026
The UK has announced wide-ranging immigration rule changes from October 8, covering Erasmus+, protections for modern slavery and domestic abuse victims, the EU Settlement Scheme and Hong Kong BN(O) families. Separate changes to student finances and religious-worker routes will take effect later.
Melinda French Gates left the Gates Foundation with $12.5 billion. She’s betting it on the problems nobody else wants to fund
Melinda French Gates walked away from the Gates Foundation with $12.5 billion. The ex-wife of Microsoft founder is directing her fortune toward women and girls, focusing on overlooked issues such as women’s health, childcare, reproductive rights, menopause and economic opportunity. By focusing on fundamental issues such as childcare systems and menopause research, her mission aims to drive lasting change rather than simply fund widely recognised causes.
Chutney goes global: From Indian kitchens to Caribbean music and British supermarket shelves
Chutney has travelled far beyond Indian kitchens, evolving into music in the Caribbean, finding a place on British supermarket shelves and inspiring new packaged-food categories in India. From chutney soca and Salman Rushdie’s “chutnification” to mango jars, cheese boards and India’s growing ready-to-eat market, the condiment has become a global cultural and commercial phenomenon.
At 90, Julie Andrews still feels like she’s in her 50s: The simple morning exercise habit and mindset the ‘Sound of Music’ star has followed for decades to stay active and age well
At 90, Dame Julie Andrews continues to approach ageing with remarkable energy, revealing that she still feels much younger than her actual age. TheSound of Musicstar has maintained a lifelong habit of exercising, often starting her day with movement, while walking, stretching, yoga and ballet have all featured in her routine over the years. Andrews has also spoken about the importance of staying curious and continuing to learn.
Google to integrate Gemini AI into cars, watches and headphones by 2025
The integration is expected to deliver smarter voice commands, faster responses and enhanced functionality across devices. On Wear OS, Gemini will bolster fitness tracking, notifications and voice interactions, while Android Auto users will get a more intuitive driving experience. Although Google has not specified an exact timeline, the rollout is likely to begin later this year.
F&O trading is not gambling, it’s robbery: Here's why
Almost half of all the F&O traders in 2023-2024 (42 lakh traders) were 'New Traders' (i.e. traders who traded for the first time in three years in the equity F&O segment). 92.1% of these 'New Traders' experienced losses and, on average, experienced a net loss of about Rs.46,000 per person in 2023-2024.
Google I/O 2024 update: Android 15 Beta 2 release date confirmed; check expected features
This year's Google I/O 2024 focused on groundbreaking AI developments alongside the upcoming Android 15 Beta 2 release. Google showcased Gemini AI advancements and teased Android 15's features like enhanced display, NFC transactions, screen sharing, satellite network support, camera controls, and more. Despite the AI focus, Android enthusiasts eagerly await Beta 2, highlighting Google's ongoing plans for Android.
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