Kansas driver who allegedly killed two and hurt 10 at soccer game is released from custody Wichita police awaiting toxicology results and mechanical exam of pickup truck driven by the 34-year-old woman The Guardian - US · Oct 18
Pakistan plans Moon landing by 2035, expands space cooperation with China Pakistan aims to land on the Moon by 2035 and send its first astronaut for a space mission. The astronaut, selected from candidates trained in China, is expected to participate in scientific experiments. Cooperation with China enhances Pakistan's aspirations in space exploration and technological advancement. Additionally, plans for establishing the… The Times of India · Oct 18
Mapped: The fastest-growing cities in the world Ghaziabad, a city next to Delhi, tops the table of annual growth rates at 5.2 per cent, followed by Surat in the western Indian state of Gujarat The Independent UK · Oct 18
Zelenskyy thanks Trump for resumed intelligence sharing after US Starlink ‘message’ Two people killed and at least 17 injured as Russia and Ukraine continue to trade strikes on power infrastructure The Guardian - UK · Oct 18
Woman loses High Court fight to stop home sale after driveway dispute A High Court judgment confirmed that a woman’s home can be sold to recover unpaid debts from her neighbor. The case stemmed from a dispute over a shared driveway that led to significant financial consequences for both parties. Kirsten Elaine McGowan sought recovery of £69,351 from Marie Bernadette Potter after… The Times of India · Oct 18
Trump Showed 'Unusual Behaviours' After 'Very Severe Problems', Psychologist Suggests Clinical and forensic psychologist Dr John Paul Garrison analysed Donald Trump's remarks about having 'very severe problems', along with footage of his gestures and movements International Business Times UK · Oct 18
Blaze at St Petersburg oil sites as Ukraine unleashes 1,000+ drones on Russia Ukrainian drone attacks sparked fires at two oil facilities in St Petersburg on Sunday, killing one person and injuring five others, as Russia claimed to have downed 1,015 Ukrainian drones across its territory, occupied Crimea and the Black Sea. The Times of India · Oct 18
Brazilian man sells all, travels 1,200 miles to marry online girlfriend, discovers she was AI-generated A Brazilian man sold all his belongings and travelled over 1,200 miles to meet the online girlfriend he hoped to marry. Edimar Martins, 49, discovered that the woman, featured on a TikTok account with around 300,000 followers, was AI-generated. After running out of money, he received assistance to return home… The Times of India · Oct 18
Netanyahu Blasts Obama Over Claim Israel 'Took Land off People' Stating 'We're Jews in Judea' Netanyahu rebukes Obama over Palestinian land remarks, defending Jewish historical ties as Israel prepares for its October election. International Business Times UK · Oct 18
Three years on from Kenya's Shakahola cult murders, families still seek closure A court in Mombasa, Kenya, will on Monday deliver a long-awaited verdict in the Shakahola sect murder trial. Paul Nthenge Mackenzie, a self-proclaimed pastor, is accused of forcing church members, including children, to starve themselves to death in order to meet Jesus. Three years after the tragedy, families of the… Radio France Internationale · Oct 18
US judge dismisses Trump admin bid to overturn New York City sanctuary policies A federal judge has dismissed the Trump administration’s attempt to overturn New York City’s sanctuary policies, ruling that local authorities cannot be compelled to use their staff and resources to enforce federal civil immigration laws. The Times of India · Oct 18
Florida appeals court overturns $2,675 monthly alimony after a 249-day marriage A recent decision by a Florida appeals court reversed an alimony order for a short marriage lasting 249 days. The court found insufficient evidence regarding the former wife's need for financial support. The trial court had awarded nine months of temporary alimony based on prior cases instead of specific proof.… The Times of India · Oct 18
Florida opens $191.8M water plant to protect the Matanzas River and conserve drinking water St. Johns County Utilities officials celebrated the completion of the State Road 207 Water Reclamation Facility. This facility, costing $191.8 million, will treat wastewater and provide reclaimed water for irrigation purposes. The project aims to reduce dependence on the Floridan Aquifer, especially during ongoing drought conditions. Capacity of the facility… The Times of India · Oct 18
'People from different world': Trump blames immigration for France unrest, warns US US president Donald Trump has blamed immigration for the violent unrest that swept across France, urging the country to close its borders as protests over the cost of living and public services escalated into clashes, looting and arson. The Times of India · Oct 18
The Times of India · Oct 18 Michigan court allows Kalamazoo County to seize a family’s lakefront cottage for park expansion The Michigan Court of Appeals has confirmed Kalamazoo County's legal right to acquire a residential cottage located near Prairie View County Park, ending a protracted legal battle. County officials want to integrate the cottage into their plans for park expansion, but the owners have raised objections, arguing that the public…
The Times of India · Oct 18 Egypt pledges support for Saudi Arabia as Houthi attacks escalate Egypt announced its willingness to provide military assistance to Saudi Arabia to ensure its security and stability. President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi convened the National Defence Council to discuss potential support amid Houthi assaults. These attacks have targeted key infrastructure, including Riyadh’s international airport and Saudi Aramco. Egypt has previously supported…
The Times of India · Oct 18 Tree Rings Reveal Fire History: stumps record centuries of burns; Indigenous stewardship revived Research reveals that ancient tree stumps may preserve evidence of Indigenous fire management practices over centuries. A longleaf pine stump in Alabama was dated to 1612, with a fire scar from 1697 recorded. Meanwhile, a study from Pennsylvania has identified fire scars dating back to 1402, showcasing similar practices. These…
The Times of India · Oct 18 In 2001, Tony Bennett and his wife opened an arts school for 250 students; how it looks 25 years later Tony Bennett and Susan Benedetto co-founded the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts in 2001 in New York. The school offers specialized training in various art forms while maintaining a strong academic curriculum. Students can major in dance, drama, film, fine art, vocal music, or instrumental music. The school moved…
The Times of India · Oct 18 Graft charges at home, arrest in Qatar: Former Bangladesh Air Force chief held Air chief marshal (retd) Sheikh Abdul Hannan of the Bangladesh Air Force was arrested in Qatar in connection with corruption charges against him in Bangladesh, an official in Dhaka said on Sunday.
The Times of India · Oct 18 New York’s abandoned factory becomes a $43.7 million solar-powered hub A former precision-tool factory in Poughkeepsie, New York, has been transformed into the $43.7 million Northside Hub after five years of redevelopment. Led by environmental nonprofit Scenic Hudson, the solar-powered campus combines offices, community facilities, rooftop gardens and public green space, giving the long-unused industrial property a new role while…
The Times of India · Oct 18 Tennessee Farmland Protected: Sisters use easement to save family acres; offers model for farmers Two sisters, Susan and Marianne Fowler, have preserved their family farm in Anderson County since 1900. They recently conserved an additional 36 acres, complementing the 56 acres preserved in 2010. This action aims to prevent further development in the rapidly growing area around them. Their aunt initially expressed concern over…
The Independent UK · Oct 18 More than 2,000 arrested as France faces up to aftermath of nationwide protests Residents deal with broken windows and burnt out cars after tens of thousands of people take to the streets
The Times of India · Oct 18 Voting Machines Form Reef Lane: Alabama sinks 124 devices for mackerel; long-term gains still unproven In October 1997, Alabama launched a groundbreaking initiative by creating an artificial reef from old voting machines to aid local fisheries. The 124 devices formed a 1.5-mile stretch, linking two pre-existing reefs and facilitating fish migration. This inventive scheme aimed to enrich the habitats of red snapper and king mackerel…
The Economic Times · Oct 18 Akasa Air extends Saudi Arabia flight suspension until October 27 Akasa Air has extended the suspension of flights to Riyadh and Jeddah until October 27, 2026. This decision follows the ongoing security concerns in the Middle East and prioritizes passenger safety. Affected passengers will receive full refunds or can reschedule travel without extra costs. Other airlines, including Air India and…
The Times of India · Oct 18 Texas Supreme Court to decide if city can seize land for a privately run golf facility The Texas Supreme Court will examine an eminent domain case involving Westworth Village's attempt to acquire land from Jim Burgess for a golf facility. Following a previous ruling that deemed the taking unconstitutional on public use grounds, the case delves into the legality of local governments appropriating private property for…