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Chelsea Women vs Manchester City Women: Everything to know about kick-off, predicted lineups and live streaming
On November 14, Chelsea Women will face Manchester City Women in a crucial clash for the Women's Super League title. Chelsea aims to break free from their recent goal-scoring issues, while Manchester City looks to solidify their position at the top. Historical encounters suggest Chelsea holds a slight edge, making this match not only important for morale but also for league standings as both teams fight fiercely for supremacy.
Who is Kyle Owen Brennan? Former CIA director John Brennan's son arrested and charged after nearly 100 child sexual abuse images found on his phone
Kyle Brennan has been charged with transportation of child pornography after an investigation by the FBI. The probe began following a tip to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children regarding a suspicious account. Authorities had seized Brennan's iPhone during a home search and found dozens of illicit images. He has made an initial court appearance and is currently held in custody.
India supports UNGA resolution on permanent sovereignty of Palestinian people
India supported a UN resolution affirming the rights of Palestinian people and the Syrian Golan population. The resolution demands Israel to cease exploitation of natural resources and harmful environmental practices. It also condemns the construction of settlements, which contravene international law, and calls for immediate compliance. Additionally, the resolution emphasizes the need for reconstruction efforts in the Gaza Strip.
Nvidia scandal just the tip of the iceberg? How China's spy machine plays a bigger game
The exit of Jensen Huang from Nvidia stems from serious allegations surrounding an extramarital affair linked to potential Chinese intelligence ties. This issue has evolved from a corporate scandal to a national security threat, sparking probes.
US revokes over 6,000 visas in Trump’s birth tourism crackdown
The Trump administration has intensified its crackdown on birth tourism, with the US State Department revoking more than 6,000 visas linked to the practice. An executive order singed by Trump in August empowers officials to deny entry, remove participants and target facilitators.
DIIs book profits in longest selling streak in 4 years
Domestic institutional investors have recently unloaded more than ₹47,662 crore worth of equities amidst a market upswing. This shift showcases their tendency to lock in profits following substantial input into Indian stocks. Conversely, foreign portfolio investors have returned vigorously, investing about $8 billion since mid-October. This marks a notable change in market behavior, as local investors experience their longest selling streak in four years.
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A combination of factors keep Tamil Nadu politics astir despite CM Vijay's popularity
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay has asked TVK MLAs to remain vigilant against potential attempts to destabilise his government. The caution comes as the six-month bar on moving a no-confidence motion against the government has ended.
BJP's Jagdambika Pal dismisses Owaisi-Azad tie-up as "alliance of convenience"; SP says it will benefit BJP
BJP MP Jagdambika Pal has dismissed the Samajik Parivartan Morcha formed by AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi and Azad Samaj Party-Kanshiram president Chandrashekhar Azad as an "alliance of convenience" ahead of the 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections. Samajwadi Party leaders also criticised the alliance, alleging that it could benefit the BJP by splitting votes from the INDIA bloc.
A dusty portrait remained in a private collection for decades; a Vienna gallery later identified it as an 1897 Gustav Klimt painting listed for €15 million
A dusty, forgotten painting discovered in Vienna has been authenticated as a rare portrait by renowned Austrian artist Gustav Klimt, potentially worth over $16 million. The 1897 painting depicts Ghanaian leader Prince William Nii Nortey Dowuona and has sparked international attention. However, the Klimt masterpiece is now at the centre of an ownership and restitution dispute involving Hungary, raising important questions about art history, colonial exploitation and the global art market.
India should offer world new development model rooted in tradition: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat
Mohan Bhagwat called attention to India's heritage of traditional wisdom as a potential blueprint for global progress. He underlined the necessity of achieving equilibrium among human lifestyles, animal health, and environmental integrity. Concurrently, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis confronted the agricultural issues arising from climate change, and Union Minister Nitin Gadkari announced the establishment of agriculture and veterinary institutions as vital steps for enhancing local development.
UP Polls: Asaduddin Owaisi, Chandrashekhar Azad launch Samajik Parivartan Morcha to take on BJP; Azad named CM face
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi and Azad Samaj Party president Chandrashekhar Azad have formed the Samajik Parivartan Morcha. This alliance aims to unite marginalized communities and counter the BJP's dominance in Uttar Pradesh. Azad has been declared the chief ministerial candidate for this newly formed front. The alliance plans to contest over 200 assembly seats by focusing on Dalit and Muslim voter demographics.
NCMEC urges India to avoid duplicate reporting of online child sexual abuse cases
The letter comes amid discussions following recent Supreme Court proceedings on the reporting and removal of child sexual exploitation and abuse material online. The court directed the government to strengthen the mechanisms for detecting and removing such material and reiterated that platforms must comply with reporting obligations under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act.
‘The Nvidia case can help us limit East India Company-like practices’
Stanford professor Fred Turner argues that Silicon Valley's culture, shaped by Cold War computing research and the 1960s counterculture, has evolved into a system where powerful technology leaders exercise influence with limited institutional checks.
Singapore questioned Alice Huang over false import declarations, then dropped the case; here's where she went next
US agencies believe that Alice Huang was a Megaspeed executive and a Chinese spy. She was assigned the role to feed information back to China. Alice was allegedly given the role of developing a close relationship with Jensen, and gathering information about Nvidia. It was reported that China wanted information about Nvidia's advanced AI chips and business strategy.
EU threatens significant fines for unfair online trade practices
The European Commission is proposing a new Digital Fairness Act aimed at enhancing consumer rights. This legislation will impose fines on companies engaging in unfair practices such as deceptive advertising targeted at children. It seeks to ban dark patterns and other misleading digital strategies that cost consumers significantly. Companies will need to comply with these new rules to avoid substantial penalties.
India, US vow to jointly act against emerging drug threats
India and the US have agreed to strengthen cooperation against emerging narcotics threats, including illicit drug trafficking and the diversion of synthetic drugs and chemical precursors. At a bilateral meeting in New Delhi, both sides discussed intelligence sharing, coordinated enforcement, precursor control, pharmaceutical supply chains and measures to reduce drug demand.
Comedian-actor Russell Brand sentenced to 10.5 years in prison for rape, sexual assaults; judge calls him 'sexual predator'
Russell Brand has been sentenced to 10-and-a-half years in prison following his conviction for rape and sexual assault. He was found guilty by a jury after a trial involving multiple women. The judge criticized Brand for his disregard for women and described him as a sexual predator. Despite his denials, the court found substantial evidence against him.
From eastern airbase, Rajnath Singh calls for highest readiness
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh addressed air warriors at Bagdogra Air Force station regarding national security threats. He highlighted the need for armed forces to maintain high operational readiness amid complex security challenges. Singh noted that adversaries may exploit vulnerabilities through misinformation instead of direct confrontation.
MIT scientists built over 400 tiny ecosystems with 12 to 20 bacterial species; after adding an outsider, the more changeable communities were easier to invade
Researchers at MIT have discovered that chaotic ecosystems easily accept new species while stable ones resist invasion. Conventional ecological beliefs suggest high biodiversity prevents invasions, but stability plays a crucial role. This finding has implications for the effectiveness of probiotic supplements in human gut microbiomes. Individuals with more stable guts may struggle to welcome beneficial probiotics. Future studies will further explore these dynamics and their relevance in wellness treatments.
Warfare now extends beyond borders to cyberattacks, drone swarms and information operations: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh addressed the Indian Air Force personnel at Bagdogra airfield recently. He highlighted the complexities of modern warfare, which now includes cyberattacks and information operations. Singh warned that adversaries exploit vulnerabilities without direct conflict and spread misleading information via social media. He urged soldiers to maintain vigilance against emerging threats while emphasizing the importance of discipline and conduct.
Companies need to overhaul cybersecurity as AI accelerates vulnerability attacks: Report
Companies will need to fundamentally overhaul their cybersecurity strategies and increase investments in automated threat detection and vulnerability management as frontier artificial intelligence (AI) makes it easier for cyberattackers to identify and exploit software weaknesses, according to a McKinsey report.
Delhi HC says 'Doosra' infringes Sourav Ganguly's personality rights but refuses to interfere with its screening
The Delhi High Court recognized that 'Doosra' seemingly infringes on Sourav Ganguly's personality rights. Justice Tejas Karia noted that the film commercially exploits Ganguly's identity, which raises legal issues. However, the court opted not to prevent the film's release, permitting its screening. Filmmakers must add a suitable disclaimer and submit a bank guarantee of Rs 2 crore. This case highlights the ongoing conflict between biographical film portrayals and individual rights.
OpenAI launches GPT-6 Cyber with 'Critical' cybersecurity rating
OpenAI released GPT-6 Cyber, a model built to find and exploit security flaws, to a small group of vetted customers on Thursday, rating it "Critical" in cybersecurity under its safety framework.
A couple helped fund a new hospital for rescued wildlife in Thailand; it opened in December 2025 to provide emergency treatment and ongoing care
A newly established wildlife hospital in Thailand aims to enhance medical care for rescued animals facing injuries and threats from exploitation or illegal wildlife trade. This state-of-the-art facility will cater to various needs, including emergency treatments and rehabilitation. Long-term care is also available for animals that cannot return to their natural habitat, highlighting the importance of ongoing funding to sustain its vital operations.
Delhi Police files FIR against Meta India over child sexual abuse material on its platforms
In response to directives from the National Human Rights Commission, Delhi Police has launched an FIR against Meta India, concerning the alarming presence of Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Material on its platforms. This follows previous summons from the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights. As a proactive measure, Meta India is now coordinating with the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre to report child safety violations.
UP 2027 polls extremely crucial for poor, exploited Dalits: Mayawati
Mayawati emphasized the critical role of the upcoming Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections for both the Bahujan Samaj and the upper-caste. She criticized the Congress, Samajwadi Party, and BJP for inadequately addressing the needs of marginalized groups. The meeting was geared towards strategizing for victory and tackling pivotal issues like poverty and unemployment, reflecting her dedication to the principles laid out by B R Ambedkar.
AI turns cyber threat into boardroom crisis
In India, State Bank of India disclosed that 375,000 customer records had been leaked on the dark web, while vulnerabilities in eMudhra’s digital certificate keys exposed websites to potential attacks.
Central cyber security agency warns banks, NBFCs of AI attacks; I4C reveals how hackers are executing multi-crore frauds
I4C has warned banks, NBFCs and fintech firms about AI-powered cyberattacks that enable hackers to execute fraudulent transactions at machine speed. The agency has flagged multi-crore unauthorised fund transfers, urged financial institutions to strengthen API security and directed them to report cyber incidents to CERT-In and RBI within six hours.
Why are supermarket fridges connected to the internet, and how are hackers exploiting them?
Recent cyberattacks on supermarket refrigeration systems in Belgium and France have exposed significant vulnerabilities. Around 40 Delhaize supermarkets and several others lost food worth about €100,000 due to the incidents. Researchers found nearly 13,000 vulnerable refrigeration management services accessible online across various countries. Many of these systems have outdated security measures, which increases the risks of unauthorized access.
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