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UFC Fight Night 290 Live Streaming: Brendan Allen vs Christian Leroy Duncan fight headlines main card - Check Preview, Date, Time, Venue, Main Card Fights and More
Mark your calendars for a night of ultimate fighting excitement on October 10 at the Meta APEX in Las Vegas! UFC Fight Night 290 highlights a captivating main event between Brendan Allen, currently enjoying a winning streak, and challenger Christian Leroy Duncan. Plus, witness an intense co-main lightweight battle as Matheus Camilo takes on Jai Herbert. Tune in live on Paramount+ at 5 PM ET on Saturday night for all the main card action!
Israel was prepared to shoot down FlyDubai plane after attack on captain: Report
Israel was prepared to shoot down a FlyDubai passenger jet carrying more than 150 Israelis after the captain was attacked in the cockpit and the aircraft plunged 14,000 feet, CBS News reported. Israeli fighter jets were scrambled as authorities assessed whether the plane had been hijacked before it turned towards Saudi Arabia.
Sass Jordan death at 63: How Montreal-raised singer became Canada’s most popular female rock singer?
Sass Jordan, the celebrated Canadian rock artist, passed away at 63, leaving an indelible mark on the music industry. Her journey, beginning in Montreal's vibrant club scene, led to international success and numerous accolades. Known for her powerful voice and collaborations with leading musicians, she released several acclaimed albums and influenced a generation of singers while mentoring on Canadian Idol, proving her adaptability across musical genres throughout her career.
Explainer: Who are the Houthis, Iran's allies in Yemen?
Yemen's Saudi-backed government has initiated a military counteroffensive against the Iran-backed Houthis, seeking to recover lost territory. The renewed warfare has increased tensions in the region, jeopardizing Red Sea shipping routes and disrupting energy exports. The Houthis have previously demonstrated their missile and drone capabilities, impacting global trade and regional stability. The conflict, which has caused significant humanitarian crises, has recently escalated after a period of relative peace.
UFC 332 makes history with record 9 first-round knockouts, Dana White fires back at critics after 11 KOs
In a thrilling display at UFC 332 in Salt Lake City, the event smashed records with nine first-round knockouts and a total of eleven knockouts, marking an extraordinary chapter in UFC history. Despite earlier skepticism, Dana White praised the card's entertainment value, showcasing fighters like Payton Talbott and Antonio Wint with their stunning finishes.
Karnataka man, in contact with Pakistan-based terrorist, held
Vishal Kumar Metre, a 24-year-old resident of Bhalki Taluk in Bidar, has been arrested on terrorism charges. He allegedly communicated with Shahzad Bhatti, a recognized terrorist in Pakistan, using social media platforms like WhatsApp and Instagram. Initially denying ties to terrorist activities, he ultimately handed over his phone, which uncovered discussions focused on illegal weapons and anti-national endeavors.
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PM Modi speaks to Captain Smit Machchhar's wife and parents, lauds his bravery
Captain Smit Machchhar was injured while preventing a potential disaster aboard Flydubai Flight FZ1073. He managed to unlock the cockpit door despite the attack from his co-pilot. His actions enabled passengers and crew to intervene and safely land the aircraft in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia. Indian officials, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, praised Machchhar's bravery and commitment to safety. He is currently recovering from his injuries in a local hospital.
Why is oil at $100 if Trump is winning the battle in Hormuz?
The US appears to have gained the upper hand in the battle over the Strait of Hormuz, with allied crude exports recovering to about 80% of prewar levels while Iran’s own exports have fallen to zero. But oil prices remain elevated because traders fear Tehran could escalate by attacking ports, pipelines or oilfields, while diesel and other refined products remain in short supply.
US forces exit Iraq, emboldening Iran's proxies and Islamic State
US forces completed their withdrawal from Iraq after 23 years of military presence. This departure is seen as a victory for Iran and its allies. Analysts warn that the absence of US troops may empower Iranian-backed militias and the Islamic State group. Iraqi security forces face challenges as they have relied on US intelligence for operations.
'Strengthening coordination, readiness': US embassy hails F-35 debut at Tarang Shakti 2026 in India
The second edition of multinational air exercise Tarang Shakti 2026 is underway in Jodhpur, featuring advanced fighter jets like the US F-35A. Running until October 12, the drill promotes interoperability, joint training, and strategic defence cooperation among participating global air forces.
Raoni Barcelos death rumors debunked: Is the UFC fighter alive after scary UFC Vegas 121 collapse
In a shocking turn of events, Brazilian mixed martial artist Raoni Barcelos fainted during the fifth round of his bout against Raul Rosas Jr., prompting immediate medical attention and transport to a trauma center. Despite alarming rumors of his death circulating online, updates from the UFC confirm that Barcelos is stable and responsive.
China in possession of US F-35 stealth technology as Australia and UPS blunder gifts Beijing a treasure trove of one of America’s most advanced defense tech
China has reportedly acquired advanced stealth capabilities from components of the American F-35 fighter jet, which were mistakenly sent to Hong Kong. This incident has raised alarm bells regarding national security. While Australian officials acknowledged the mishap, they downplayed the potential risks. The Pentagon is now investigating how these components were redirected, highlighting the escalating tensions surrounding military technology espionage between the U.S. and China.
Pentagon investigates after China obtains parts from F-35 stealth fighter jet
The Pentagon is looking into how F-35 components ended up in Hong Kong, which raises security concerns. Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles confirmed that the components were not sensitive equipment. Reports indicate that the shipment was diverted while on its way to the U.S. for repair or disposal. Politicians are worried about potential access for China to advanced technology amidst tight control over Hong Kong.
After The Revolutionaries, Pratibha Ranta to star opposite Rajkummar Rao in Karan Johar’s fantasy horror film Vishkanya: Report
Pratibha Ranta is reportedly set to star alongside Rajkummar Rao in the upcoming fantasy horror film Vishkanya. The Laapataa Ladies and The Revolutionaries actor has allegedly joined the Karan Johar-backed project, which is expected to bring together elements of mythology, magic and the supernatural. Directed by Sonal Joshi, the film is reportedly scheduled to go on floors by the end of 2026, while details about its storyline remain closely guarded.
Suchika Tariyal: Asian Games medalist who was eve-teased at 12 in a salon; 24 years later at 36, she makes history as India’s first-ever MMA medalist
Suchika Tariyal made history by securing India's first Asian Games medal in MMA. She transitioned from judo and Ju-Jitsu to achieve this significant combat sports milestone. Tariyal's journey began with self-defense after a childhood incident at a salon. She aims to inspire more women to participate in combat sports and self-defense. This achievement marks a proud moment for Indian women in sports.
From INSAS to AK-203: How India's 'Sher' assault rifle came to be
The journey from INSAS to the indigenous AK-203 'Sher' involved years of negotiations, technical challenges and efforts to secure technology transfer from Russia. The article traces how India selected the AK-203, established a joint venture at Korwa in Uttar Pradesh and overcame hurdles to begin delivering the fully indigenous assault rifle to the Army.
F-35 parts sent from Australia to US end up in China, report says; investigation underway as fears grow over sensitive stealth technology reaching Beijing
Sensitive components of the US-made F-35 fighter jet were reportedly diverted to Hong Kong while being shipped from Australia to the US for repairs, prompting an investigation and congressional briefings over concerns about potential exposure of sensitive technology. The shipment reportedly included an F-35 cockpit canopy, which contains radar-absorbent material, although there is no public evidence that China obtained or examined the parts.
Trump's pressure on NATO is reshaping Europe's defences. Will it break the alliance?
European nations are increasing defence spending and exploring alternatives to American military technology. This shift is happening as doubts grow about the durability of United States support for NATO. While allies have met spending demands, uncertainty about future US troop presence has persisted. Further, Russia's actions have tested NATO unity and European defence capabilities.
China presses Iran to help rein in Houthis after Saudi appeal, sources say
China has privately urged Iran to help control Yemen's Houthis. Saudi Arabia sought Beijing's assistance as Houthi threats grew significantly. This escalation risks vital energy routes upon which China depends. It remains unclear how Tehran will ultimately respond to Beijing's request. China desires regional stability and the unimpeded flow of global energy.
In 1994, George Foreman stopped fighting inside the boxing ring and put his name on a grill; five years later, one kitchen appliance deal paid him $137.5 million
George Foreman’s biggest business success came after boxing. He retired from the ring in 1997, then became the face of a kitchen grill that carried his name. What began as a celebrity endorsement grew into a major consumer brand. In 1999, Salton reportedly paid Foreman $137.5 million to buy out his rights. His second career showed how a famous name could become a valuable business asset.
Watch: US Air Force officer survives a terrifying fall and 50 hours behind enemy lines after Iran shot down his F-15E; newly released footage shows his dramatic rescue
In a dramatic turn of events, a newly unveiled video highlights the US military's daring operation to rescue an injured Air Force officer. The soldier, stranded in treacherous mountainous terrain after his aircraft was downed, faced imminent danger as Iranian troops approached. US bombers and drones provided crucial air support, targeting hostile forces nearby.
Saudi pipeline outage threatens loss of 4% of global oil supply
Saudi Arabia's oil exports face a significant threat from pipeline damage. The kingdom has only a few days of oil stocks remaining for exports. This situation could lead to a substantial drop in global oil supply. The ongoing conflict in Yemen further complicates the already strained energy market. Global fuel prices and inflation are expected to rise due to these events.
From isolated rebels to regional force: How the Houthis took Bab al-Mandab
Yemen's Houthis have seized the strategic Bab al-Mandab Strait, cementing their regional influence. This minority Zaidi community now controls Yemen's entire Red Sea coast. The group has fought numerous wars and formed alliances over decades. They are part of Iran's "Axis of Resistance" and target ships in the Red Sea. Their actions disrupt global commerce and pose threats to neighboring countries.
Bombay High Court refuses to quash defamation summons against Rahul Gandhi over 'Commander-in-Thief' remark against PM Modi
The Bombay High Court dismissed Rahul Gandhi's petition challenging a defamation summons. This decision upheld a lower court's order regarding his remarks against Prime Minister Modi. The court found no illegality in the magistrate's initial decision to proceed with the case. However, Gandhi received a six-week reprieve to file an appeal with the Supreme Court.
From dance floor to war: China readies humanoid robots for combat
China is rapidly advancing humanoid robot research for potential military deployment. Military institutions are testing these robots against battlefield requirements and seeking new technologies. Chinese manufacturers dominate global humanoid shipments, providing access to an expanding industry. The PLA envisions robots clearing buildings and infiltrating enemy lines in future conflicts. While challenges remain, China's defense establishment is planning for eventual wartime deployment.
From dance floor to war: China readies humanoid robots for combat
Two days after the Games ended, the People's Liberation Army's official newspaper drew its own conclusions from the show. The PLA Daily called for researchers to accelerate the transfer of cutting-edge technologies from laboratories to military training grounds for robotic "combatants."
Quote of the Day by Christian Bale: 'It’s the actors who are prepared to make fools of themselves who are usually the ones...'- Inspiring life lessons on confidence, vulnerability, and the courage to make a fool of yourself at times by The Dark Knight star
Quote of the Day by Christian Bale: Christian Bale's quote highlights actors making fools of themselves for audience connection. His career shows commitment to challenging roles and physical transformations. This approach teaches us to embrace vulnerability and take genuine risks. Fear of embarrassment often hinders personal growth and potential achievements. Prioritizing commitment over appearance unlocks true capabilities and memorable impact.
Bessent says 19 finance ministers agreed 'cheap exports' are unsustainable, but China dissented
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated nineteen G20 members agreed to address cheap exports. China dissented from this agreement, which aims to curb global economic imbalances. Bessent urged other nations to adopt measures similar to the Trump administration's trade policies. He also previewed upcoming discussions between President Trump and President Xi Jinping. The G20 meeting also saw discussions regarding Iran and Russia's participation.
Who got evicted from Big Brother 28 tonight? See who is still in the house in Week 26
Who got evicted from Big Brother 28: Kamu Kirk has been evicted from Big Brother 28 in Week 6, becoming the sixth houseguest sent home this season. The MMA fighter, widely considered one of the biggest competition threats in the game, was eliminated after Rick Devens used the Diamond Power of Veto to reshape the week's nominations. Angela Murray won the Block Buster to save herself from the block.
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