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Who is Gracen Halton? 49ers rookie suffers devastating injury against Raiders, carted off in emotional scene
In a heartbreaking turn of events, San Francisco 49ers rookie Gracen Halton suffered a devastating ankle injury during the tense final moments of the game against the Las Vegas Raiders. A teammate's misstep caused Halton to fall awkwardly, leading to an injury that will sideline him for the remainder of the 2026 NFL season.
Nvidia opens probe into CEO Jensen Huang over alleged affair with woman suspected of spying for China
Nvidia has launched an independent probe into CEO Jensen Huang after reports that he had an affair with a Chinese executive suspected by US intelligence of working for Beijing. Huang admitted to being unfaithful and apologised. The investigation will examine potential national security risks and possible exposure of company secrets.
Alanis Morissette comes out as pansexual at 52: Here's how the singer made the revelation and what the term means
Alanis Morissette revealed her pansexual identity on the Handsome Podcast as a guest. During the episode, she discussed her experiences and response to past relationships. Morissette is married to Mario Treadway, with whom she has three children. She gained fame in the 1990s with the album Jagged Little Pill. Recently, she released her first holiday album Good Weather for Immaculate Conception.
Quote of the day by Oscar Wilde: 'Each man kills the thing he loves... The coward does it with a kiss, the brave with a sword' - A disturbing truth about why people hurt those closest to them by the Irish author and poet
Oscar Wilde’s famous quotes, “Yet each man kills the thing he loves,” come from his 1898 poem The Ballad of Reading Gaol. Inspired by the execution of a prisoner he encountered during his own time in jail, the poem explores love, betrayal, guilt and human suffering. Here is the story behind the powerful words, their deeper meaning and the tragic incident that led Wilde to write them.
Japan earthquake: 5.7-magnitude tremor injures dozens, shatters windows and disrupts bullet trains
Japan Earthquake: A 5.7-magnitude earthquake hit central Japan, injuring dozens of people. The tremor occurred early Sunday morning in Shizuoka Prefecture. Authorities reported damage including shattered windows and dislocated train services across several regions. Injuries were generally minor, with some individuals requiring medical attention after falling. Another quake with a magnitude of 4.3 struck the Kumamoto region shortly after, but no serious damage was reported.
Krakow Shooting: Why was the suspect firing randomly at people? 5 killed and over a dozen hurt in Poland's Main Market Square attack
At least five people have been killed and over a dozen injured after a man opened fire on people in the Main Market Square in Krakow, Poland. The suspect was reported to be firing randomly at people. Police have stated that they shot the suspect after the incident occurred. Emergency services have reached the scene. The officials have cordoned off the area.
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Moral judgments can be manipulated using magnetic waves. How MIT scientists discovered a way to change people's sense of right and wrong
Scientists at MIT discovered that magnetic pulses targeting a specific brain region can temporarily influence how people judge right and wrong. In an experiment, participants became more likely to consider harmful actions acceptable when the intended harm did not occur, revealing how the brain processes intentions and outcomes when making moral decisions.
Jharkhand: Tribal activist Nisha Bhagat's last rites to be held in Gumla, BJP demands CBI probe
Nisha Kumari Bhagat's death has drawn political reactions and calls for investigation from various groups. Her allegations against the Hemant Soren-led government and land brokers were made during a Facebook Live session. Following her death, her father has demanded a CBI inquiry into the circumstances surrounding it. The police have registered an unnatural death case but found no suicide note in her room.
Iran war backfires on Donald Trump? US president acknowledges conflict hurt Republicans as Democrats win midterm elections
Donald Trump Iran war: The US president has acknowledged that the Iran war and rising gasoline prices contributed to Republican losses in the US midterm elections. With Democrats taking control of both chambers of Congress, the president faces tougher political challenges, while Democratic leaders prepare to push healthcare priorities and increase scrutiny of his administration.
IIT alumni explains why his company treats people who scored 90% on his test as very ‘low trust’: ‘Anyone who scored that high always…’
A former IIT Madras student recently launched into an angry tirade. A Reddit user on the IIT Madras subreddit shared that he had created a test that he was unable to pass with a perfect score. He encountered graduates who manipulated the system and achieved 90% on the exam. He expressed regret that these individuals are not suitable candidates for hiring.
Adani Green bets on battery storage to offset grid issues
Adani Green Energy lost Rs 700 crore in Ebitda over the six months ended September. Without curtailment, its first-half FY27 Ebitda would have been about Rs 9,000 crore, against the actual Rs 8,276 crore.
China's rising yuan squeezes exporters, raises concerns over jobs and growth
China's strengthening yuan is squeezing exporters' profit margins, raising concerns over job losses, weaker exports and slower economic growth. Beijing faces a policy dilemma as international pressure to let the currency appreciate clashes with domestic manufacturers' need for a competitive exchange rate.
Food delivery worker from UP gets 20 years in jail for abducting, raping 6-year-old girl
A 25-year-old food delivery worker was sentenced to 20 years in prison for abducting a six-year-old girl. The crime occurred while the child was playing near a brick kiln in Sikandrabad. The accused offered her biscuits and took her away on his motorcycle on February 8, 2025. Following an investigation, he was arrested on February 12, 2025, and later convicted.
Malayalam actress Athulya Chandra, 2 others arrested in Kerala: Doctor alleges being lured to Kochi flat, beaten up; gadgets worth Rs 3.25 lakh stolen
Malayalam actress Athulya Chandra and two others have been arrested in Kerala after a doctor accused them of luring him to a Kochi flat and assaulting him. He alleged that the group stole gadgets worth Rs 3.25 lakh. Twelve people have been named in the case, while police investigate the motive and possible honey-trap angle.
Who is Thomas Markle Jr.? Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle's estranged half-brother named 'person of interest' in investigation into their father over child sexual abuse images
Thomas Markle Jr. has been named a 'person of interest' in an investigation related to his father. The investigation involves child sexual abuse images found in the Philippines, allegedly connected to Thomas Markle Sr. Local officials indicated evidence suggesting Markle Jr.'s involvement in the crime. Despite this, he is not classified as a suspect at this time. Thomas Markle Sr. has denied the accusations and described them as "sick lies."
Met Gala 2027 gets a new theme: What to know about extraORDINARY and its exhibition dates
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has announced extraORDINARY as the theme of its 2027 Met Gala exhibition, running from May 9, 2027, to January 9, 2028. The show will explore the hidden meaning of everyday objects through fashion and design. It replaces a planned John Galliano retrospective, scrapped following criticism over his past remarks.
Trump admits Iran war hurt Republicans in midterms but says ‘Iran thing’ had to be done
Donald Trump recognized that the Iran war played a significant role in the Republican losses during the midterm elections. He stated that the decision to pursue the war was essential and justified, despite its consequences. Trump's remarks came a day after his party lost control of Congress, highlighting the political fallout of the conflict. He expressed a commitment to continuing the actions related to Iran.
Asian shares mostly advance following US midterms, though Kospi falls on selling of chipmakers
Asian markets experienced an upswing on Thursday, buoyed by a rebound in U.S. equities following the midterm elections. The Dow Jones leapt over 3% as political shifts occurred, leading to the loss of control for President Trump's party. Meanwhile, South Korea's Kospi mirrored struggles in the tech sector, particularly affecting AI stocks, while a drop in oil prices severely impacted energy firm shares.
Uber's profit forecast disappoints as driver shortages, Middle East conflict hurt
The company is responding by spending more to recruit and retain drivers, a cost that will be watched closely because it comes as the company also funds a major push into autonomous vehicles and a string of acquisitions.
US midterm elections 2026: Democrat Abdul El-Sayed claims victory in brutal Senate battle in Michigan
Abdul El-Sayed has emerged victorious in the contentious Michigan Senate race, winning against Republican Mike Rogers by garnering 51.8% of the votes. This historic win not only strengthens Democratic power in the Senate but also makes El-Sayed the first Muslim elected to the position. With endorsements from influential progressives, his campaign has faced scrutiny over accusations of antisemitism and Islamophobia, amidst critical budgetary concerns that highlighted the election's stakes.
US midterm elections 2026: Democrat Troy Jackson defeats Susan Collins in Maine Senate race
Democrat Troy Jackson achieved a significant victory in the midterm elections by winning a Senate seat in Maine. He defeated incumbent Republican Senator Susan Collins, who conceded on Tuesday after a competitive race. Jackson highlighted his working-class background and advocated for universal healthcare during his campaign. Economic challenges, including rising fuel costs, greatly influenced voter sentiment in Maine this year.
US Midterms: Exit polls reveal voter dissatisfaction with Trump administration as economic concerns dominate 2026 elections
Dissatisfaction with the country's direction is influencing voter sentiment ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Recent exit polls indicate three-quarters of voters feel unhappy with the current state of affairs. Economic concerns are a major source of voter frustration, especially regarding financial conditions. Democratic voters show particular anger about these issues, reflecting a broader mood of discontent. Overall, this growing economic dissatisfaction is shaping the upcoming electoral landscape.
Progressive Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers duel for key Michigan Senate seat
Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers are competing in a crucial Senate race in Michigan, which may influence Senate control. El-Sayed is promoting a progressive agenda, including universal healthcare, while trying to unite various community divisions. Rogers, aiming for redemption after a narrow prior loss, faces challenges without Trump's support on the ballot. The race has drawn substantial advertising funds and intense scrutiny.
India has never allowed import of GM products, will never open dairy sector: Piyush Goyal
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal emphasized India’s commitment to safeguarding its dairy sector from free trade agreement pressures. He reiterated the nation's opposition to imports of genetically modified products, considering them sensitive. Goyal mentioned efforts to unlock new employment opportunities and promote domestic agriculture for competitive exports.
Selma Blair issues her first statement since Delta flight assault incident: 'Never intended to hurt or frighten anyone'
Selma Blair recently spoke on Instagram following her arrest for allegedly assaulting two flight attendants. She expressed her regrets and stressed that she never intended to hurt or frighten anyone. Blair said there was an ongoing legal case. Her attorney had earlier explained that her health condition contributed to a state of confusion during the flight.
'I continue to think about my victim’s family': Christa Pike breaks silence for the first time after surviving a botched execution, says she is in constant pain
Christa Pike recently opened up about her harrowing experience of surviving a lethal injection in 2026. Struggling with relentless pain and feelings of deep isolation, she condemned prison officials for breaching her prior settlement concerning her living conditions. Pike's legal team is urgently seeking court intervention due to her ongoing solitary confinement, highlighting critical issues surrounding inmate rights and the treatment of prisoners.
After failed lethal injection, will Christa Pike have a second execution date? Here's what the Tennessee governor says
Christa Pike has been re-incarcerated after an unsuccessful execution in September. Her defense team is gearing up to contest future executions, utilizing constitutional arguments as their basis. The state of Tennessee is currently examining the events that led to the failed procedure. Governor Bill Lee maintains that Pike's death sentence persists unless altered by the courts, but no subsequent execution date has been established during the assessment.
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