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Murdered NYC jogger Katie Suarez reportedly saved the lives of five people with organ donation after her brutal stabbing
Katie Suarez, a 28-year-old woman, was fatally stabbed in Brooklyn on October 31, 2026. After her death, she donated her organs, saving five lives, which included her heart and kidneys. Authorities arrested Sayed Mohassib in connection with the stabbing and charged him with second-degree murder. Katie was an avid runner and lived near the scene of the attack.
Canva layoffs: CEO Melanie Perkins calls job cuts ‘hardest moment’ in company's history, says ‘deeply sorry’. Read full letter
Canva Group, recognized as a prominent Australian graphic design platform, is set to undergo significant changes with a restructuring plan that impacts its workforce. The company has announced the elimination of 1,271 jobs, representing about 22% of its total employees. After a decade of steady growth, this move aims to optimize operations.
Canva layoffs: Employee's ‘four-year journey came to an unexpected end’ after job loss and shares an emotional post after layoff
Monica Gonzalez Castro, a former Operations Business Partner at Canva, was among the 1,200-plus employees affected by layoffs. Sharing an emotional LinkedIn post, she reflected on her four-year journey, thanked her colleagues and mentors, and described the experience as deeply rewarding. She also announced that she is looking for her next professional opportunity.
Canva layoffs: Top manager feels ‘deja vu’, urges colleagues to ‘to be kind’ after 1,271 job cuts
Canva employee Artemi Ollin says the company's decision to cut 1,271 jobs feels like “déjà vu” after he experienced layoffs at Google. In a LinkedIn post, he urged affected colleagues to prioritise their wellbeing and encouraged remaining employees to offer support through referrals, recommendations or simply a kind word. Canva is restructuring after growth slowed.
Adam Robinson, who was among 9 dead in Florida plane crash, was heading to Bahamas for his birthday celebration with his family before tragedy struck; all about the tech entrepreneur
A tragic plane crash in Florida claimed the lives of nine people, including entrepreneur Adam Robinson and his family, who were heading to the Bahamas for a birthday celebration. The Learjet 60 took off from Austin, Texas, before the mishap near Mar-a-Lago. While nearby residents were displaced, there was only one reported injury on the ground.
Who was Nathalia Gadelha, 20-year-old co-pilot killed in Florida Learjet crash?
In a tragic incident in South Florida, a business jet plummeted into a neighborhood, leading to an explosion and an urgent investigation. The Federal Aviation Administration revealed that nine individuals were aboard. Names of two female pilots, Alexandra Dudgeon and Nathalia Filgueiras, have surfaced online, although their connection remains uncertain. The aircraft faced intense turbulence and a rapid descent prior to the crash.
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Oregon midair helicopter collision kills three, including 22-year-old instructor, British student pilot
Two helicopters collided in midair while on different flights in Oregon, leading to the tragic deaths of three individuals. The larger helicopter, an Airbus AS350B3, was conducting a maintenance flight during the incident. Eyewitness accounts reported hearing an explosion before the helicopters crashed into a farm field near McMinnville. The victims included experienced pilot Tyler Sturdevant, flight instructor Maddie Aasbo, and student pilot Christopher Joughin.
As Microsoft offers buyouts to 60,000 employees, a tech leader explains the hidden risks of such a large-scale offer
Microsoft's voluntary buyout offer to around 60,000 employees has led a technology advisor to flag two risks companies may overlook when experienced workers leave. Rob Zelinka warns that businesses could lose critical institutional knowledge and face cybersecurity gaps if employee access to accounts, data and internal systems is not managed properly. He also raises questions about how technology companies are balancing investments in AI with workforce decisions.
Former Microsoft employee tells wife he was lucky to be fired from tech sector in 2022. What is he doing now?
Former Microsoft employee Ian Yong Hoe Tan says he feels fortunate to have been retrenched in late 2022, amid growing concerns about AI-driven job losses. Reacting to Microsoft’s voluntary buyout offers for around 60,000 employees, he said the development left him shaken. Tan now works as a lecturer at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.
AI can write articles in seconds, but Claude maker Anthropic is hiring a human writer for Rs 3.25 crore
Claude maker Anthropic is hiring a full-time Executive Communications Writer in San Francisco, offering an annual salary of up to $345,000 (approximately Rs 3.25 crore). The role requires more than eight years of experience and involves drafting executive communications, explaining complex AI research and supporting senior leaders during major events and breaking news developments.
Fed sneezes, but emerging markets aren't catching a cold yet: McGeever
Emerging markets are displaying surprising economic resilience in light of the Federal Reserve's tightening measures. Stronger fiscal fundamentals and high bond yields provide emerging market central banks with greater flexibility. Some countries are even considering rate cuts, which may not have been possible in the past. Investor sentiment is shifting towards emerging markets as they are viewed more favorably compared to developed economies.
Katie Zacharia’s past under scrutiny: Why Trump’s Press Secretary called Beachbody ‘Sort of a Pyramid Scheme’
Katie Zacharia's affiliation with Beachbody has raised questions regarding her professional history and legal claims. She acknowledged working as an affiliate marketer for Beachbody but described it as a multilevel marketing scheme. In addition, Zacharia confirmed that she failed the California bar exam and does not hold a law license. Legal scrutiny surrounding Beachbody's business practices has also been significant over the years.
Trump fires Katie Zacharia just a week after White House hiring; she gave only one briefing, admits failing bar exam
Katie Zacharia's tenure as White House press secretary was abruptly cut short just a week after her appointment by Donald Trump. Having only managed one briefing, she faced media backlash that raised concerns. In a televised interview, Zacharia revealed that she had not passed the bar exam, bringing her prior legal credentials into question during her fleeting time in the role.
Trump press secretary Katie Zacharia faces questions over law credentials
Katie Zacharia, the new White House press secretary, is facing questions about her legal credentials and background. Although she claims to be a lawyer, there is no evidence she has passed any bar exam. The White House has defended her, stating she is uniquely qualified for her role. Concerns have been raised about her misrepresentation of legal status which may violate California law.
Is Katie Zacharia an attorney? New White House press secretary’s China bar exam remark sparks scrutiny over her legal credentials
Katie Zacharia, the newly appointed White House press secretary, faces questions regarding her legal qualifications. In her inaugural briefing, she encountered inquiries about her success on the state bar exam. However, investigations into attorney registration records reveal no indication of her licensing in the US or Washington, DC.
Who is Abdulrahman Alfozan? ChatGPT maker OpenAI's Saudi national employee arrested by FBI for planting high tech listening device in San Francisco office
OpenAI's security team found the device late last month at ChatGPT maker's office and the employee, Saudi national Abdulrahman Alfozan, was arrested on October 9, the US Justice Department said.
As technology and AI reshape the workplace, which skills will define future leaders?
In today's evolving job landscape, the importance of interpersonal skills and leadership has surged. Research indicates that qualities like self-awareness and the ability to learn quickly are crucial for effective leadership. As artificial intelligence advances, the emphasis is shifting from technical know-how to essential human capabilities. Educational frameworks are transforming to prioritize hands-on experiences and guidance, fostering leaders who can inspire and connect with diverse teams in the future.
Who is Ilhan Omar’s husband Tim Mynett? What to know about his political career and past as federal agents search her home
Ilhan Omar’s home was searched by federal agents as part of a criminal investigation, renewing attention on her husband, Tim Mynett. Mynett is a political consultant who worked on the congresswoman's campaign. Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar married Tim Mynett in March 2020. She was previously married to Ahmed Hirsi, with whom she shares three children
Daniel Dsouza joins Anthropic's founding Applied AI team in India
Daniel Dsouza is set to make waves at Anthropic, a pioneering AI safety and research firm, as a key member of its inaugural team in India. Previously the head of AI at JoulesToWatts, he concentrated on enterprise AI solutions. Co-founding SmaLLM earlier in his career, he sought advancements in small language models.
1 Indian dead, 10 injured in Riyadh airport attack; Houthis claim responsibility
A missile strike targeting King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh led to several deaths, including an Indian national. The Indian Embassy confirmed that multiple individuals sustained injuries, with significant numbers being Indian nationals. Yemen's Houthi group claimed responsibility for the attack, which has escalated tensions in the region. India strongly condemned the repeated attacks on civilians and reiterated support for Saudi Arabia's sovereignty.
Trump names commentator Katie Zacharia of his media company as next White House press secretary
Katie Zacharia has been appointed as the new White House press secretary, succeeding Karoline Leavitt. Leavitt announced her resignation from the position and will transition to a role at Fox News. Zacharia previously worked as a spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security and contributed to Trump Media & Technology Group. Donald Trump praised Zacharia for her loyalty and involvement in his presidential campaigns.
Katie Zacharia’s past in focus: DHS stint, Pepperdine law degree and Truth Social link as Trump picks her for White House press secretary
Katie Zacharia has been named the new press secretary for the White House, taking over from Karoline Leavitt. With a solid background as a spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security, she brings experience from the Trump Media and Technology Group, specializing in communications. An alumnus of Pepperdine University, her career reflects a steadfast dedication to conservative principles.
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, recommends 4 books that can change how you think about AI, startups and success
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has recommended four books spanning artificial intelligence, startups, history and resilience. His picks include Nick Bostrom’s Superintelligence, which he called the best book he had seen on superhuman machine intelligence; Alfred Lansing’s The Endurance; Yuval Noah Harari’s Sapiens, which he highly recommended; and Reid Hoffman and Chris Yeh’s Blitzscaling, which he eagerly recommended after reading an early copy.
India may be best placed to fill a China-sized hole in fuel exports
India could emerge as a key swing supplier of refined fuels as China suspends October exports, helped by recovering Middle Eastern crude imports and lower Indian fuel-export taxes. With large refining capacity and an export-oriented industry, Indian refiners may be able to step up diesel, petrol and jet-fuel shipments to Asian markets facing tighter supplies.
flydubai co-pilot planned Ben Gurion crash after incapacitating captain: Report
Hamam al-Hammami, the co-pilot of Flydubai Flight FZ1073, planned a terrorist attack to crash the aircraft. He was detained after attempting to incapacitate the captain during the flight. Israeli passengers intervened and successfully restrained al-Hammami, averting a disaster. Investigations revealed his prior radicalization and connections to extremist ideology. Authorities are continuing to explore his background and any potential external influences.
'Went and got law involved': FBI director Kash Patel gets engaged to girlfriend Alexis Wilkins
Kash Patel, the FBI director, has taken to social media to announce his engagement to girlfriend and country singer Alexis Wilkins. Sharing the update, Wilkins posted a picture of her engagement ring. The two have been dating since ast least 2023, and have made numerous public appearances together since then.
Who is Braiden Bell? Play-by-play announcer sacked over racist remarks, now issues apology
Braiden Bell, appointed as the Portland Trail Blazers' play-by-play announcer, faced immediate termination after old social media posts filled with racist and sexist comments resurfaced. The team's action underscores their dedication to upholding policies of inclusivity and respect. Although Bell apologized, he attributed the posts to a time when he was just 15, stressing the importance of growth and accountability.
Flydubai co-pilot accused of attacking captain Smit Machchhar identified as Hamam al-Hammami
Hamam al-Hammami, a co-pilot, attacked captain Smit Machchhar on a Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv. The incident, which caused the aircraft to rapidly descend, raised serious security concerns. Al-Hammami had previously been removed from Oman Air due to extremist views and later employed by Flydubai. An investigation is ongoing to uncover the motive and potential terrorist links.
What we know about Greg Lui? California tech owner accused of routing $300 million in high-end servers with US-made AI chips to China
Greg Lui, the head of Earthmade Computer Inc., has been arrested on serious federal charges related to technology smuggling. Authorities claim that he exported computer servers worth over $300 million to China. He faces charges of conspiracy to breach export regulations and money laundering. FBI agents detained him while he was driving to work. If found guilty, he could face up to 50 years behind bars.
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