MARATHON
Krakow shooting: Why was Poland's tourist hotspot Main Square targeted? Who is the gunman found with military-style clothes, weapons?
Krakow Poland shooting: A shooting in Krakow, Poland, has left six people dead and more than a dozen injured, turning a popular tourist hotspot into a crime scene. Police are investigating the attack, with reports that the gunman wore military-style clothing and had additional weapons in his car. Here's what happened, why the location is significant and what is known about the suspect.
Blue Angels fly with five jets after Scott Laux's removal: What happened to No. 6 pilot ahead of final Pensacola air show and why Navy hasn't revealed reason?
Marine Corps Maj. Scott Laux was removed from the Blue Angels' flight demonstration team for unspecified reasons. The Chief of Naval Air Training stated he failed to meet the expected standards. His removal occurred just before the team's annual homecoming air show at Naval Air Station Pensacola. Laux's position as the No. 6 opposing solo pilot will remain vacant for the remainder of the season.
Indianapolis Marathon tracking: How to follow Monumental Marathon 2026 live, check results, course map and start times
Indianapolis Marathon 2026 tracking: The 2026 CNO Financial Indianapolis Monumental Marathon and Half Marathon take place on November 7. You can track Indianapolis Marathon participants through the official CNO Financial Indianapolis Monumental Marathon app, available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Participants from all 50 US states and more than 35 countries are expected to take part.
Rachel Apa cause of death: What is rhabdomyolysis? The rare condition that caused 24 year old runner to die after collapsing near the NYC Marathon finish line
Rachel Apa, a 24-year-old runner, collapsed during the NYC marathon and later died at the hospital. She was diagnosed with rhabdomyolysis, a serious condition caused by damaged muscle tissue. Apa was raising funds for Parkinson’s research in honor of her grandfather when she collapsed. Her death has raised awareness about the risks of extreme exercise among young athletes.
Rachel Apa death: Can running cause rhabdomyolysis? Doctor explains risks and warning signs
Rachel Apa, a 24-year-old from Lewisberry, Pennsylvania, tragically collapsed just short of completing a marathon. Her father revealed that she was diagnosed with rhabdomyolysis, a potentially life-threatening muscle condition. Dr. Sudhir Kumar explains that this ailment can be triggered by intense physical activity, with notable symptoms like severe muscle pain, swelling, and dark urine. Runners must be vigilant about these signs and seek medical assistance when needed.
After Election Day, Trump stares down the specter of Democratic probes and the race to succeed him
Donald Trump is facing significant risks in the upcoming midterm elections, which could determine his power. If Republicans lose control of Congress, Democrats may pursue investigations and potential impeachment. Trump has actively campaigned to retain GOP majorities while insisting that the elections serve as a referendum on his leadership. Democratic leaders are preparing to investigate various aspects of the Trump administration if they gain power.
Rachel Apa death cause: What happened to the 24-year-old who died just before finishing New York City Marathon?
In a tragic incident at the New York City Marathon, 24-year-old Rachel Apa collapsed while running to honor her grandfather. Despite being in peak condition, she reported feeling unwell through text messages moments before her collapse. Medical teams attempted to revive her, but she was declared dead at the hospital. This heartbreaking event highlights the serious risks linked to intensive physical activity.
The power of signature IPs: A new way for B2B brands to reach decision-makers
Learn how signature IPs, including industry summits, executive programmes, awards and exposure, help B2B brands to engage key decision-makers, deepen industry relationships and open up new business opportunities by connecting with the right audience through targeted, business-focused platforms.
Times Internet Half Marathon, Hyderabad: Celebrating a successful race and the people behind it
The Times Internet Half Marathon in Hyderabad wrapped up on a high note, uniting a diverse group of runners across multiple distance categories. With robust support from various partners, the event celebrated fitness and camaraderie. Next on the agenda, the series promises exciting races in Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Delhi, keeping the spirit of running alive.
Andreas Almgren: Swedish math master's graduate who quit his data scientist job, watched NYC Marathon last year and returned to win it on debut
Andreas Almgren went from watching the NYC Marathon as a spectator last year to winning it on his debut in 2026. The Swedish distance runner clocked 2:06:01, the third-fastest time in race history. A former financial analyst and data scientist, Almgren quit his job to focus on running full-time. He has studied for a master’s degree in mathematics.
NEET-UG 2027 may retain pen-and-paper option as southern states push back against exam overhaul
Centre's proposed examination reforms have encountered resistance from southern states, particularly Tamil Nadu and Kerala, potentially delaying a full transition to computer-based NEET-UG until 2028-29. The Nilekani panel is considering a gradual shift, retaining the pen-and-paper option in 2027 while building consensus and addressing concerns over accessibility.
How did Andreas Almgren make history with a New York City marathon debut win as Sheila Chepkirui claimed the Women’s title?
Andreas Almgren of Sweden won the men's race at the 2026 New York City Marathon in 2:06:01. Sheila Chepkirui claimed victory in the women's division, finishing in 2:24:36. American runner Jess McClain finished closely behind in second place with a time of 2:24:42. Marcel Hug and Catherine Debrunner also triumphed in their respective wheelchair races. The event featured nearly 60,000 runners from across all five boroughs of New York City.
NYC Marathon 2026 results: Sweden’s Andreas Almgren stuns on debut, Sheila Chepkirui wins women’s title for second time
On November 1, the 2026 TCS New York City Marathon set the streets abuzz as nearly 60,000 runners hit the pavement. Swedish newcomer Andreas Almgren clinched victory in the men's category, while Kenya's Sheila Chepkirui triumphed again in the women's race. The marathon's scenic course traversed all five boroughs, offering participants an unforgettable journey amidst a carefully structured staggered start, further solidifying the marathon's prestigious reputation in the athletics world.
NYC marathon 2026 start time: What time does New York City marathon start? Check live streaming details, TV telecast, new route map, key athletes, runners
NYC Marathon covers 26.2 mile canvassing through New York City's five iconic boroughs -- Brooklyn, The Bronx, Queens, Manhattan, and Staten Island. For the first time in 15 years there will be a minor change in the course.
Marathon Nextgen Realty to buy Adani Group's 60 pc stake in Mumbai project for Rs 335 crore
In a regulatory filing on Saturday, the company said its Board has "approved the acquisition of Adani Group's 60 per cent stake in 'Monte South' for a consideration of approximately Rs 335 crore".
Ditch the screen and find your rhythm: Why unplugged running is catching on
Screen fatigue is causing more people to run without their phones or watches. Here is why unplugged running is on everyone's radar and what it has to offer. Learn why you should also experience an unplugged morning at the Times Internet Half Marathon 2026.
When is Marine Corps Marathon 2026? Check date, start time and full list of DC and Arlington road closures
This Sunday marks the 51st Marine Corps Marathon, set to unfold across Washington D.C. and Arlington. In anticipation of the event, various roads will be shut down and parking restrictions applied throughout the day. The Metropolitan Police Department has issued traffic advisories to assist drivers with these anticipated disruptions. Expect road impacts from dawn until dusk and consider alternative routes to minimize delays.
From mercury to gold? This San Francisco startup claims it can produce yellow metal at will
San Francisco-based startup Marathon Fusion claims to have converted mercury into stable gold using fusion-generated neutrons, at a rate 10 times the record set by CERN in 2025. However, it has not disclosed the quantity of gold produced, leaving the commercial potential of the breakthrough unclear.
Lab-grown gold to crash prices? San Francisco’s Marathon Fusion just turned mercury into yellow metal
Marathon Fusion, a San Francisco-based start-up, claims to have converted mercury into stable gold using nuclear transmutation, saying it surpassed CERN’s record by 10 times. However, it has not disclosed the quantity produced or shared experimental data, leaving the claim’s scale and commercial potential unclear.
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