'GENUINE ROYAL': Meghan Markle's Father ROASTED As SNL Comedians Deliver Brutal Royal Family Jibes
Meghan Markles estranged father, Thomas Markle, has become the target of a brutal comedy roast in the UK, as disturbing allegations surrounding him continue to draw attention. On Saturday Night Live UK, comedians Paddy Young and Ania Magliano delivered savage punchlines about the controversy, even joking about Meghans status in the British royal family. Young mocked Thomas Markles reported move to the Philippines in 2025, while Magliano suggested that, if the allegations were true, Meghan could have a genuine chance of being considered royal. The jokes come after The Sun reported that Thomas Markle Jr. allegedly discovered hundreds, possibly thousands, of child sexual abuse images while clearing out his fathers former home in Cebu. Thomas Markle has also reportedly spoken about paying for sex with prostitutes during trips to the Philippines when he was single.
2 Dead, 3 Injured After Attackers In Scorpio Open Fire In Punjab's Moga
The incident took place in the Angadpura neighbourhood of Moga. The victims had been sitting outside a shop when a black Scorpio pulled up and the occupants of the vehicle fired on them.
India is encouraged to boost its domestic technology capabilities and economic resilience to face geopolitical tensions. Strengthening self-sufficiency in artificial intelligence and infrastructure is essential for national interests and security. Collaborative partnerships with like-minded governments are important for shared insights and investment opportunities. Developing independent AI regulations will safeguard India's data and business environment effectively. Addressing the emerging challenges in AI will be crucial as India's capabilities expand.
Letter making claims about Meghan's father written by his ex-wife, BBC understands
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CMRL-Exalogic case: ED cites notebook seized from residence of Pinarayi Vijayan's daughter
The notebook was seized on May 27, 2026, from the residence of T Veena, daughter of former Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan, in the CMRL-Exalogic alleged money laundering case. One page records a otal deposit of AED 2,82,600 and a transfer of AED 1,46,600 to Faijaz VP, whom ED describes as a UAE-based associate.
ECI's summary revision signals a shift from exclusion to inclusion
The Commission has ordered the SSR in 17 states with reference to January 1, 2027, including Assam and the five poll-bound states. Final rolls are scheduled for publication in first week of January, just ahead of National Voters' Day, which has come to symbolise voter participation in democracy. The announcement that remaining states will undergo the SSR once they fully close SIR process provides assurance that this annual revision under Section 21 of the Representation of the People Act will have a normal run, albeit with varied scheduling.
'GROSSLY INCOMPETENT OBAMA!' Trump Erupts Over Iran War Attack, Brands El-Sayed 'Jihadist' Again
Donald Trump has launched a furious Truth Social attack on Barack Obama and Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed after the former president criticised Trump's Iran war during campaign rallies in Ohio and Michigan. Trump accused Obama of empowering Iran through the 2015 nuclear deal, mocked his record of backing losing Democratic presidential candidates and targeted El-Sayed with unsubstantiated allegations of extremist ties, calling him a Muslim Brotherhood Jihadist and a Fake Doctor. The explosive remarks came after Obama defended El-Sayed at a Detroit rally and the Senate hopeful told Republican rival Mike Rogers to take Trump back to Florida. With the Michigan Senate race heating up, the confrontation has sparked a fresh Trump-Obama political showdown.
Thousands of Israelis fly home to vote in polls: Why Netanyahu's party is concerned
Thousands of Israelis fly home to vote in polls: Why Netanyahu's party is concerned
BJP to hold nationwide protest on Monday against Mallikarjun Kharge's 'baap' remark for PM Modi
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'Ukraine used Starlink in killing...': Musk admits SpaceX cut speeds; Zelenskyy confirms restoration
'Ukraine used Starlink in killing...': Musk admits SpaceX cut speeds; Zelenskyy confirms restoration
'You Can See Everything' surges with $19.5M at box office; 'Clayface' takes No. 1
DC Studios scored a modest, R-rated win with Clayface.
5.2-magnitude earthquake hits Afghanistan's Hindu Kush region
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Rob Lowe gets candid about his best on-screen kiss as other major stars dish on their worst
Rob Lowe called Nastassja Kinski his best on-screen kiss, while Nicole Kidman roasted Alexander Skarsgard over a falafel-fueled smooch scene.
'Congress protecting infiltrators: BJP launches Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy' march in Gujarat
Digital Desk | Surat, Oct 25 (IANS) The Gujarat unit of BJP on Sunday accused the Congress of protecting infiltrators and opposing their removal from electoral rolls, as it launched a Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy campaign in Surat, alleging that the Opposition party is attempting to undermine public confidence in democratic institutions and the election process. State BJP president Jagdish Vishwakarma made the remarks while addressing a march held in the presence of Union Jal Shakti Minister C. R. Patil. The campaign, according to the BJP, aims to counter what it described as misleading propaganda against democratic institutions, the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls and the election process. Congress is working to protect infiltrators. It does not want infiltrators to be removed from electoral rolls, Vishwakarma said, accusing the party of attempting to create unrest and disrupt the country's atmosphere. He alleged that Congress is unwilling to accept the people's mandate and is instead spreading confusion and distrust about the country's democratic institutions. He also accused the party of attempting to incite young people by acting at the behest of foreign forces. India's youth stand with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and the public has complete faith in the country's democratic institutions, Vishwakarma said, adding that the alleged designs of Rahul Gandhi and his associates would never succeed. The state BJP president further alleged that Congress is using what he described as a politics of lies to create an atmosphere of anarchy. The people are aware of the party's political tactics and would not forgive it for allegedly conspiring to defame India, he said. Referring to PM Modi's leadership, Vishwakarma said the country is moving towards becoming a developed nation and achieving self-reliance under the 'Make in India' initiative. He also noted that PM Modi had recently completed 25 years of public service and dedication. According to Vishwakarma, the BJP and the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) are in power in 22 states. The march began near Prime Market in Adajan and passed through Presidency Circle, Machhli Circle and Varun Hospital Circle before concluding at Bhulka Bhavan Circle. Participants raised slogans including Congress supports infiltrators, Those who are friends of infiltrators are traitors to the country and The country will not tolerate the insult to the people's mandate in the name of vote theft. The march was attended by state Minister Naresh Patel, BJP state general secretary Prashant Korat, Surat city BJP president Paresh Patel, party office-bearers, MPs, MLAs, elected representatives, religious and community leaders, traders' association representatives, women, NGO representatives and other citizens.
'I Want to Enjoy...' Harmanpreet on Life Beyond Leadership Burden
Harmanpreet Kaur scored her eighth ODI century, leading India to a 121-run victory over Zimbabwe and clinching the series. The veteran batter expressed her desire to enjoy batting, moving past captaincy, while captain Smriti Mandhana praised the team's recovery and individual performances, including Deepti Sharma's century and Vaishnavi Sharma's four-wicket haul.
'America stepped into a quagmire': Iran warns US as Trump hints at fresh strikes
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf warned the US on Sunday that it has trapped itself in a crisis, declaring that it was Washington that stepped into a quagmire through miscalculations and waging war against Iran. According to remarks shared by ISNA agency, Ghalibaf made clear that the onus is entirely on the US to resolve the ongoing confrontation.
ABVP's campus wins energise BJP, but Biju Janata Dal retains its footing
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Tu Hai Meri Kiran X Review: Did Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal's thriller impress the audience?
Bollywood actor Sonakshi Sinha and her husband Zaheer Iqbal are back on screen together in Tu Hai Meri Kiran, a romantic thriller directed by Karan Rawal. The film, which released in theatres on October 23,...
Wikipedia's origin story, warts and all
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EPL PIX: Bournemouth Deepen United's Woes; Liverpool Down Brighton
Bournemouth thrashed Manchester United 3-0 to intensify pressure on Michael Carrick, while Liverpool beat Brighton 2-0 to claim their first home league win and climb to fourth.
'NARCISSIST': Internet Goes Off As Trump's Radar Bombshell Stokes Row, Elon Musk's X Calls Out POTUS
Donald Trumps latest claim has sparked a fresh online firestorm after the US president declared that his late uncle invented radar. Speaking alongside First Lady Melania Trump after casting his early ballot in Florida for the 2026 midterm elections, Trump brought up his uncle, John G. Trump, a former MIT professor of electrical engineering, while discussing US military action against Iran. But the claim quickly faced scrutiny on Elon Musks X, where a Community Note challenged the presidents version of history. The note credited Scottish physicist Sir Robert Watson-Watt with developing the first practical radar system, building on earlier scientific research. The remarks triggered a wave of online reactions, with users mocking Trump and questioning his latest boast.
'EU's dangerous censorship': 'House exposes Europe's threat to US free speech at explosive hearing
Kieron Pollard's Super Kings Chapter Hits Unexpected Twist Before SA20 2027: Report
Kieron Pollard was on Saturday named Mumbai Indians' coach. For someone who has been an integral part of the franchise for a long time, the elevation came as a natural progression
The Tatkal test for AI agent Instinct: Can it beat India's ticketing rush?
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Kharge Calls Anti-SIR Stir 'Second Freedom Struggle', Seeks Ballot Polls
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'I HAVE MY BABIES': Floods Wreak Havoc In New Mexico, Family Trapped On Rooftop For 12 Hours
Floodwaters from the overflowing San Juan River inundated homes in Bloomfield, New Mexico, forcing a family to spend 12 terrifying hours on their rooftop before being rescued by a state police helicopter. Aimee Goodday said she was awakened around midnight as freezing water flooded her trailer, forcing her family to flee to the roof. I have my babies. Everything else is replaceable, but they are not, she told KOAT. Meanwhile, floodwaters submerged a nearby water reclamation plant, prompting officials to urge residents to conserve water. Separately, New Mexico National Guard personnel evacuated an infant experiencing seizures after flooding washed out roads near Chaco Canyon.
Trump Loves Saudi, UAE Dictators: Bernie Sanders Exposes POTUS' Billion Dollar Gulf Dream
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Digital Desk | Patna, Oct 25 (IANS) A Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader has filed a complaint against Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge at Patna's Kotwali police station over his controversial remark concerning Prime Minister Narendra Modi's father during a Congress event in the Bihar capital on Sunday. Krishna Kumar, a member of the BJP's state working committee, submitted the complaint, seeking an investigation into the remark made by Kharge during a programme at Bapu Sabhagar to mark the birth anniversary of Bihar's first Chief Minister Sri Krishna Singh. In his complaint, Krishna Kumar said he learned about the alleged remark through television news coverage and was deeply hurt by the statement. He added that making derogatory comments about an individual's family on a public platform was a sensitive matter and stressed the need to maintain dignity and mutual respect in public life. The complainant requested the police to examine news reports, video footage and other available evidence to establish the exact words used by Kharge and the context in which they were spoken. He also urged the police to initiate appropriate legal action if the investigation established that any law had been violated. The controversy erupted during Kharge's address at the Congress programme. While the Congress President was criticising Prime Minister Modi, a person in the audience reportedly interjected that the Prime Minister was not going anywhere. Kharge responded, Even PM Modi's father will have to go, triggering a political row. Videos of the incident reportedly showed Congress workers confronting and assaulting the individual who had interrupted the speech. The circumstances surrounding the altercation have also drawn attention. The remark prompted strong reactions from BJP leaders. Union Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP President Nitin Nabin criticised Kharge's statement, while Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary demanded an apology from both Kharge and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. Choudhary described the remark as unfortunate and accused the Congress leadership of displaying hostility towards the Prime Minister's family. He demanded an immediate apology, saying that political differences should not lead to personal attacks against family members. The incident has intensified the political confrontation between the BJP and Congress in Bihar. The complaint has sought a formal investigation, with the exact context of the statement and any potential legal implications to be assessed by the authorities.
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Asin turns 41 on October 26, bringing renewed interest in the life she shares with Micromax co-founder Rahul Sharma. The couple married in 2016 and have kept their private life largely out of the spotlight. Here is what has been reported about their Delhi residence, luxury car collection and the actors property connections in Kerala.
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A strange twist in Alaska's Senate race has Trump's DOJ fighting to block results
Attorney General Todd Blanche on Sunday defended the Justice Department's newly filed lawsuit to prevent Alaska state officials from certifying election results if Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan loses in November. In an at-times contentious interview with CNNs State of the Union, Blanche pointed out that according to the Constitution, Congress can create laws at any time to regulate elections. But when host Dana Bash asked what crime the administration was arguing was being committed, Blanche replied, It depends. There could be a crime, said Blanche. But the real wrong here is that Alaskans are going to be confused and will not have their vote heard. So an Alaskan intends to vote for one candidate, but is confused because of a second candidate with exactly the same name who has voted Democrat his entire life, who donated money to the other Democrat opponent, is running. Bash pressed Blanche on how it is illegal for two candidates with the same name to be on a ballot at the same time. It is an obligation of the states to avoid confusion, among other things, confusion in the minds of voters in the election process, Blanche replied. So the question is whether Alaska, by allowing this to happen, is violating the law and the federal law and the constitution by allowing confusion in the ballot. The Alaskan Supreme Court in June ruled that both Sullivans may remain on the ballot as the incumbent faces off in a tight reelection battle with former Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola. The four-person Senate ranked-choice ballot for the general election specifies that Dan S. Sullivan is a Registered Republican and the incumbent no information is listed after Dan J. Sullivan Jr's name. Regardless, in the suit filed Thursday , DOJ argued that Dan J. Sullivan Jr.s name on the ballot constitutes a purposeful effort to mislead voters. Still, its unclear how much the court can do about the Justice Departments lawsuit. With ballots secret, it is virtually impossible for the Justice Department to identify specific voters and clarify which Sullivan candidate they meant to vote for. Blanche, though, seemed unconcerned about that hurdle. There are a number of scenarios where it could be obvious that a voter was confused by the way they wrote down candidates, said Blanche. Republican groups have worked to differentiate between the two Sullivans . President Donald Trump on Friday said the legal challenge was his idea, though Blanche on Sunday declined to state whether the president had directed him to file the suit. I will never talk about any communications I have with the president of the United States, he said. Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), who is not up for reelection this year, said Friday that the lawsuit is unnecessary. Alaskans dont need any help voting for their preferred candidates, and the State of Alaska has already handled this by clearly distinguishing the candidates on this years ballot, Murkowski said in a post on X . The Department of Justice should never have filed this lawsuit. Her comments drew the ire of Trump, who on Saturday called Murkowski Republicans Worst Senator, by far, in a post to Truth Social . Trump said that Alaskas ranked choice voting system is a TOTAL DEMOCRAT SCAM meant to confuse the Voter, so that Senator Dan Sullivan will lose Votes to a man who has never participated in Politics before, named Daniel J. Sullivan, Jr. He is only there because the Democrats want to steal the Election, and Murkowski probably wants that to happen, which is why she is against the DOJ filing a Lawsuit in order to stop this impending crime and tragedy, Trump added. I have delivered for Alaska at Historic Levels, nobody has ever seen anything like it, and all Im asking for is a FAIR AND HONEST SENATORIAL ELECTION! Lisa Murkowski is a DISGRACE to Alaska and our Country. You just dont get any worse! Democratic leaders have also widely condemned the lawsuit, arguing the president is attempting to lay the foundation to overturn the midterm election results if their candidates win critical elections something Bash asked Blanche about on Sunday. One of the big questions is whether or not the president is laying the groundwork for a scenario where, whether it's Alaska or somewhere else, there is, in your words a couple of days ago, a 'doomsday scenario' and we could be in a situation where President Trump tries to overturn the election and the result of that could be, god forbid, what we saw after January 6th, Bash said. Blanche quickly fired back: Oh stop it. You gotta stop it with that. You're not being a real person. You set me up. You're saying, 'Mr. Attorney General, because the president of the United States wants to stop fraud and confusion in Alaska, is he going to do something crazy?' That is not a real question. Bash replied that she did not think it was an unfair question, but Blanche argued that the premise of the question was untrue. Instead of focusing on how we can address that and how we can remedy that, you're talking about January 6th, he said. That's so embarrassing to this network that that's what you're talking about. Oh, come on, Bash said. Don't oh, come on me, replied Blanche. There's literally confusion. It wasnt the only tense interview Blanche had Sunday. In an appearance on CBS Face the Nation, Blanche accused host Margaret Brennan of lying over the wording of the Justice Departments lawsuit . The Alaska Supreme Court did take on this matter, Brennan began, referring to the courts June decision. No, they didn't. That's a state law, interrupted Blanche. In this country, the states administer the elections. This is how the state came up with the issue and how to handle any confusion, Brennan said as the Alaskan ballot was shown on the screen. Youre not telling the truth, said Blanche. Brennan asked why identifying Sullivan as the incumbent is insufficient for the administration. Well, listen, I don't know if it's sufficient, said Blanche. But I can tell you this: that the director of the Alaska election system has said that it will likely cause confusion. Brennan pointed out that the ballots are already circulating, and voting may already be underway, as many vote by mail in Alaska. She then pressed Blanche on Trump claiming responsibility for the lawsuit, to which Blanche reiterated that he will not share his communications with the president. The president of the United States said this on camera , Brennan replied. He said, I told them to do it. Did he tell that to you? He didnt say that on camera, argued Blanche, before adding Trump had been looking at the situation for months and months and months. He later added that he had no idea who Trump was referring to, and even if he did, he would most certainly not talk about it. Brennan then pivoted to read several lines from DOJs lawsuit, including that the suit defined voter confusion as Sen. Sullivan not winning the election and that had all votes cast for Daniel J. Sullivan been cast for the incumbent then he would have won. As she spoke, Blanche interrupted again. Thats not what it says, he said. Im quoting from it, Brennan replied, holding up a printed version of the suit. You are telling them not to certify it. What right does the federal government have telling a state not to certify or how to certify? After a moment of crosstalk, Blanche stated: If you talk the whole time you're not going to get answers out of me. If you let me answer your question I can address your question. He then said the suit does not call for officials to avoid certifying the election. All we're doing is trying to put guardrails in place so that if that happens there's a system allowed where the ballots are kept in a way so we can determine whether there was confusion, he explained. In his interview with CNN, Blanche denied any political motivations were behind the Justice Departments lawsuit. It's important the American people understand that we are not President Trump is not trying to take over a state election in any way, shape or form, he said. What we're trying to do is make it clear that if it is obvious after the election, that confusion led to an improper and illegal result that the Alaskan system should be able to address that. In an interview with NBCs Meet the Press on Sunday, Sen. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) argued the administration has no standing to bring the Alaska lawsuit, and he lambasted Blanche for leading a disgraceful campaign. This suit has no chance of succeeding, said Schiff. But the fact that Todd Blanche and the Justice Department are willing to go along with it, they're willing to put their name on it, is an indication of how far they will go after this election is over to try to challenge the results. This article originally appeared on Politico at https://www.politico.com/news/2026/10/25/blanche-alaska-lawsuit-could-be-crime-01134861
'Welcome Back, FAILED PRESIDENT!' Ossoff's Scathing Trump Takedown As Georgia Showdown Heats Up
Georgia Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff sharply criticised President Donald Trump's economic record during a campaign rally, accusing his administration of making everyday life more expensive for Americans. Referring to Trump's visit to Georgia, Ossoff claimed that the cost of filling a vehicle, buying groceries, paying energy bills and visiting a doctor had reached unprecedented levels. He described rising household expenses as Trump's legacy of failure, intensifying his criticism of the president ahead of the midterm elections.
Obama Crowd Cuts Short Nicky Minaj's Song, Pro-Trump Rapper BOOED On Camera: 'TURN THIS OFF'
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Instacart is exploring a possible sale and has held preliminary discussions with Uber and DoorDash, as per a report. A deal could value the company at $16 billion to $17 billion, but talks are ongoing, no agreement is guaranteed, and regulators could scrutinize a transaction.
'Why Did We Even Sign Up For This?' Indian Couple Tries Japan's Viral Octopus Snack
The video showed vendors making Tako Senbei by pressing a whole octopus into a paper-thin crispy rice cracker.
Shahnaz Treasury Tries Red Ants, 'Edible Plastic' At Bengaluru Restaurant With No Menu
This unusual dining experience happens at FarmLore, a restaurant in Bengaluru, where chefs bring food straight from their own 40 acre farm to the table.
13 Arrested Over Assault On Bihu Troupe In Assam's Sribhumi
The incident reportedly occurred on Saturday night during a Durga Puja idol immersion procession organised by Hindustan Club in Sribhumi town. Members of the troupe had been invited to perform at the event.
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'That's life': Robert Vadra pens note for son amid photo row
Businessman Robert Vadra expressed support for his son Raihan Vadra after Raihan's photo exhibition faced controversy over images of vote chori protests. Vadra stated that his son faces headwinds but will emerge stronger, while Priyanka Gandhi Vadra criticised the suppression of expression.
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'Pakistan has no right': Congress distances itself from ally Farooq Abdullah's Kashmiri remark
On Camera, Man Seen Swaying Under Influence Of Drugs In Punjab's Jalandhar
Aatish Bhatia, an Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP), said the police took note of the video and arrested the man.
'Baap' Jibe Latest In M Kharge's Controversial Comments On PM Modi
BJP condemned the latest comment made by Mallikarjun Kharge, with one leader likening him to Duryodhana, a villainous character in the Hindu epic Mahabharata. The Congress chief has found himself in this line of fire before over his comments on PM Narendra Modi.
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J&K Cong distances itself from Farooq's Pak remarks; Kashmiri Pandit groups file complaint
The J&K Congress has distanced itself from Farooq Abdullah's remarks regarding Pakistan's involvement in Kashmir. This comes as some groups have filed a police complaint against him for these comments. Abdullah's statements reflect frustrations regarding the restoration of statehood in Jammu and Kashmir. BJP leaders criticized his reliance on Pakistan narratives while highlighting local issues facing the region.
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Kharge's 'Modi ka baap bhi jayega' remark courts controversy
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge's controversial remark, Modi ka baap bhi jayega, made during an event in Patna, has drawn strong condemnation from Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary and other NDA leaders. The comment, made in response to an audience member's assertion about PM Modi, has been labelled unfortunate and derogatory, leading to calls for an apology from the Congress party.
