Harry And Meghan Leave UK With Kids As Friend Reveals Duchess's Heartbreak Over Father's Probe
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly left the UK with their children, Archie and Lilibet, amid the ongoing investigation involving Meghans estranged father, Thomas Markle Sr. According to Hello! Magazine, a friend of the Duchess said she was really, really upset and had been left in tears while thinking about the alleged victims. Meghan has previously said she was deeply distressed by the allegations and wanted to protect her children. Thomas Markle has denied the allegations, and the investigation remains ongoing.
Massive Arab-Israeli Poll Turnout, Netanyahu's End To Jewish State Charge
Around 70,000 Israelis have reportedly returned from abroad to vote, while hundreds of thousands are casting their ballots for the first time.
'Is Abdul a jihadist?': Vance accuses El-Sayed of anti-US hatred; comments on his 'weird friend'
Big part of health insurance is a pull product, not push: Irdai's Ajay Seth
At the BFSI Insight Summit 2026, Irdai chief Ajay Seth called for transformative reforms to help insurance grow up to twice as fast as India's economy, with faster claims and wider coverage
India To Host SCO's 1st Civilisational Dialogue Forum, Pakistan Minister Invited
Culture ministers from all 10 SCO member states, including Russia, China, the UAE, Iran and Belarus, have been invited.
Brazil'sFlavio Bolsonaro headed to U.S. after losing election, sources say
U.S. President Donald Trumps administration has previously alleged that Flavio Bolsonaros father, former President Jair Bolsonaro, was a victim of judicial persecution in Brazil
BFSI Summit: 'Agentic payments need clear liability rules to build trust'
At the BFSI Insight Summit 2026, Amazon Pay, Juspay and Visa executives called for clear liability rules, robust authentication and traceability to build trust in agentic payments
BJP allies, including Shiv Sena and NCP, are raising strong objections to the Torrent Power project in Karjat. They point to the potential environmental destruction caused by the removal of century-old trees. MP Omraje Nimbalkar from Shiv Sena urged for tree planting initiatives to precede any cutting, while NCP's Suraj Chavan warned about the severe implications for climate change.
BJP, SAD discuss Punjab alliance, seat-sharing and Akali faction's entry
In a strategic move, talks between BJP and Shiromani Akali Dal center on seat-sharing dynamics, potentially bringing in the splinter group SAD (Punar Surjit). BJP is projected to gain around 45 assembly seats, exceeding their previous numbers. Akali Dal is amenable to adjusting their offer while keeping their lead partner status. Furthermore, the discussions delve into how to integrate SAD (Punar Surjit) into the overall alliance framework.
Mexico's electoral body INE names Blanca Cruz interim chief, media
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Tenzing Norgay Didn't Want His Kids To Climb Mountains, Says Youngest Son
Dhamey said that Tenzing's goal was simply to connect them with nature rather than encourage climbing.
Himachal Police Seize Drug Trafficker's Rs 1 Crore Assets
The Himachal Pradesh Police have seized properties and articles worth over Rs 1 crore belonging to a convicted drug trafficker, Dalviro, and her family members. The action was taken under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, following a financial investigation into Dalviro's assets after her 2017 arrest and subsequent conviction.
Bioweapons, Blackmail, Risks To Humanity In Anthropic's Pre-IPO Warning
The company has also raised concerns about AI agents taking actions before humans can stop them, the possibility of expensive lawsuits, growing opposition to data centres and the impact of its safety decisions on employees.
'Campaigning grenade': Hasan Piker campaigns with Ilhan Omar in Minnesota; Dems divided over visit
'Bring our sons killers to justice': Alex Prettis parents accuse DOJ of shielding 'murderers'
Education Has Become 'Marks-Wadi', Rote Learning Needs To Go: Pralhad Joshi
Pralhad Joshi said rote learning needs to be replaced with experiential learning and anxious parents also need to stop being too focused on their ward scoring marks anyhow.
Arrest Judge And Son: Kerala Crash Victim's Family To Move High Court
The decision to discontinue the protest to pursue legal action comes after close to 72 hours of intense protest that witnessed large public support.
BFSI Insight Summit 2026: 'Real-time fraud check key in digital payments'
At the BFSI Insight Summit 2026, payments leaders called for AI-driven fraud detection, real-time risk scoring and greater industry collaboration to tackle rising digital payment scams
Trump says he will accept US midterm results if elections are 'honest'
Donald Trump declared he would accept the US midterm election results if they are viewed as honest and valid. Yet, he raised alarms about possible Republican setbacks fueled by renewed allegations of voter fraud. To rally his supporters, Trump has engaged in multiple rallies and announced a cash incentive for information that leads to voter fraud prosecutions.
FBI raids home of Eric Swalwell's billionaire donor
The FBI raided the home of Eric Swalwell's billionaire donor on Tuesday as part of the ongoing probe into
Bhopal's Kachra Cafe lets residents exchange recyclable household waste for food, drinks and essentials. Led by Anjeeta Sabhlok with the municipal corporation, the initiative has reportedly sent more than 45 tonnes of waste for recycling in eight months.
Trump Threatens Veto If GOP Loses House? 'I Have A Strong Veto'; Warns On Midterm Results
President Donald Trump has warned that he has strong veto powers if Democrats take control of the House in the midterm elections. Speaking to reporters before departing for Texas, Trump was asked how he would work with Democrats if Republicans lost control of the chamber. I have a strong veto, Trump replied, adding that the two sides could still work out agreements. Asked whether he would respect the election results, Trump said, I will if they're honest. His remarks come as Republicans and Democrats battle for control of Congress in the 2026 midterms.
Fahadh Faasils Telugu fantasy-comedy Dont Trouble The Trouble marks his debut as a lead actor in Telugu cinema. Directed by Shashank Yeleti, the film follows an ambulance driver whose plan to kidnap a child takes an unexpected turn when he encounters a mysterious young girl played by Ssara Palekar. The film also stars Saurabh Sachdeva and blends comedy with fantasy and supernatural elements. Find out when and where the film will be available to watch online.
Flavio Bolsonaro flees to US after election defeat, vows to challenge Lula's victory
Flavio has yet to formally concede defeat, saying he would seek to annul the election result over alleged voter irregularities. His Liberal Party, however, acknowledged Lula's victory on Monday. Lula secured more than 64 million votes, defeating Bolsonaro, who received just under 60 million, by nearly 4.4 million votes. The incumbent is expected to take office on January 5, 2027, for a fourth non-consecutive term.
30 Paramilitary Companies Deployed In Arunachal's Siang Valley After Anti-Dam Protests
The companies had been deployed in the Upper Siang, Siang, and East Siang districts.
PM Modi, Liechtenstein's Prince Alois hold talks focusing on trade, tech
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Liechtenstein's Prince Alois on Tuesday held wide-ranging talks focusing on boosting bilateral ties in areas of trade, technology and mobility of talents. Prince Alois, presently serving as the acting head of the tiny European nation, is on a four-day visit to India from Sunday. He is accompanied by his spouse Princess Sophie and a business delegation comprising several top industry leaders. Secretary (West) in the Ministry of External Affairs, Sibi George, said at a media briefing that Modi and Alois explored ways to enhance bilateral ties in areas of trade and investment, advanced manufacturing, technology, innovation, financial services, agriculture, space, education, and skills development. The two sides also discussed the possibility of having a double taxation avoidance agreement, he said. There was a clear emphasis on advancing three Ts: trade, technology, and talent, for deepening bilateral cooperation and also cooperation with the EFTA ...
Israel Elections: 'Instability Before A Coalition', Warns Dr Shuki Friedman
Israel Elections: 'Instability Before A Coalition', Warns Dr Shuki Friedman
Pradeep Mundeja, deaf since age seven, completes the Everest Base Camp trek after months of training
Lula's re-election revives Brazil-US tensions
US President Donald Trump has expressed doubts about the legitimacy of elections won by Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. This remark occurs after Lula secured a fourth presidential term, potentially amplifying tensions between the two leaders. Despite their disagreements, both countries maintain significant economic ties and shared strategic interests. Trump seeks to distance Brazil from China while addressing inflation issues through Brazilian trade.
Toronto Maple Leafs Gavin McKenna Says I Wouldn't Wear It About Mandatory Neck Guard
Toronto Maple Leafs rookie Gavin McKenna says he would prefer not to wear a neck guard, but the NHLs new rule requires it. The 18-year-old has adjusted to the equipment while making an impact on the ice.
Pope's cancer is a 'gamechanger' for papacy, Vatican foreign minister says
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US judge to weigh Justice Dept's effort to block California from counting alleged noncitizen votes
A US judge is due to
BFSI Summit 2026: PEs shift strategy from 'spray and pray' to focused bets
At the BFSI Insight Summit 2026, PE leaders Renuka Ramnath and Amit Chandra stressed selective investments, active ownership, AI-led value creation and the need for domestic capital
WWE's 'Next Randy Orton' Reveals Why Some Fan Support Doesn't Feel Genuine
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'Talked to RBI, forcible recovery from farmers should be stopped': Maharashtra CM
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced efforts to halt forceful loan recoveries by microfinance companies affecting farmers. As drought conditions worsen, the state government will provide Rs 5,000 relief to farmers during Diwali. The government approved Rs 1.5 lakh crore for additional assistance while ensuring direct fund transfers to farmers. Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde confirmed that multiple benefits would be offered to farmers declared under drought.
Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose's grandnephew says 'Fauzi' teaser 'ought to be pulled down'
Norway, Finland leaders hold 'frank and substantive' talk with Putin
The outcome of this war will have a direct impact on our and the broader European security. Ending the war requires direct discussions, President Alexander Stubb said in a joint statement with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store
UAPA doesn't bar bail to foreigner who entered legally: SC
The Supreme Court has ruled that foreign nationals can be granted bail under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) if their initial entry into India was legal and authorised, even if they overstayed their visa. This decision upheld a Madras High Court order granting bail to a Sri Lankan national accused in a terror case, stating that the prosecution failed to prove illegal entry. The court clarified the conjunctive conditions of Section 43D(7) of UAPA, emphasising that both foreign nationality and unauthorised entry must be proven to deny bail.
Trump says US to ban 'artificial intelligence' term, pushes 'super intelligence'
Washington , October 27 : US President Donald Trump on Tuesday [local time] said his administration would ban the use of the terms Artificial Intelligence and AI in relevant federal government documents, pushing for their replacement with Super Intelligence and SI on the grounds that the existing terminology no longer accurately reflects the capabilities of advanced technology. In a post on Truth Social, Trump questioned the continued use of the term by The Wall Street Journal and called for a shift towards the alternative terminology. When will The Wall Street Journal start calling Artificial Intelligence (AI), a very bad and inaccurate name, SI (Super Intelligence), the name which virtually everyone else is using, or soon will be, Trump said. In short order, we will be officially BANNING the term, AI/Artificial Intelligence, in all relevant documents, and everything else, due to its inaccuracy. Thank you for your attention to this matter, he added. Trump's remarks followed an executive order he signed earlier on September 30, titled Inaugurating the Era of Super Intelligence, directing federal executive departments and agencies to replace Artificial Intelligence and AI with Super Intelligence and SI in official communications and operations, to the maximum extent permitted by law. Under the order, the revised terminology is to be adopted in government correspondence, public communications, official websites, reports and administrative policy documents. However, the directive clarifies that previously issued regulations, existing government contracts, grants and historical archival records will not be retroactively altered. Explaining the rationale behind the change, the executive order stated that technological advances had outgrown the original framework used to describe artificial intelligence. The capabilities of todays frontier systems do much more than imitate or automate discrete aspects of human intelligence. They increasingly amplify human ingenuity and unlock new forms of creativity, empowering Americans to achieve what was previously impossible across science, medicine, and nearly every other domain of human endeavor, the order stated. The directive also sets a 60-day deadline for the Assistant to the President for Science and Technology to submit proposed legislative language to Congress establishing an updated federal statutory definition of Super Intelligence and recommending corresponding amendments to existing laws. The move comes after Trump hosted leading technology executives, including Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Sundar Pichai and Jensen Huang, at the White House for discussions on technological advancement and the safe development of advanced systems. During the meeting, Trump described the sector's growth as unprecedented, while industry leaders emphasised collaboration and safety in developing emerging technologies. The proposed terminology change marks a significant shift in how the administration intends to describe advanced technology across federal operations. (ANI)
Delhi HC seeks response from Centre in plea against withholding Instagram handle 'Bring Back Ballot'
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday issued notice to Central Government in a plea challenging the withholding of the Instagram handle @bring_back__ballot in India. The
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Trump to ban the term 'artificial intelligence', wants it called 'super intelligence'
Harsh Malhotra slams Congress, AAP 'discomfort' over Delhi BJPs anti-anarchy march tomorrow
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 27 (IANS) Delhi BJP president Harsh Malhotra criticised the Opposition Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party for objecting to the BJPs proposed Loktantra Bachao Arajakta Hatao Padyatra (Save Democracy Remove Anarchy March) to be organised in Chandni Chowk on Wednesday. Malhotra said, Those who have held Delhis businesses and the general public hostage by blocking Delhis roads for weeks, sometimes in the name of students and sometimes in the name of removing the Election Commissioner, are today opposing a symbolic two-hour padyatra. This is not opposition; it is hypocrisy. He said that there is a stark difference between the protests of the opposition and those of the BJP, as their events involve anti-national slogans, violence, stone-pelting, and damage to public property, while the BJPs march will be a peaceful and disciplined padyatra within the framework of the Constitution. We will not throw stones but shower flowers in honour of democracy, said Malhotra. Pointing to another difference between the protests by the Opposition and the Delhi BJP, Malhotra said their objective is to hold Delhi hostage by creating an atmosphere of anarchy. Our objective, on the other hand, is to remove anarchy, save democracy, and raise the voice of the people, he said. Announcing that the BJP march will not lead to any disruption of business activities in Chandni Chowk, Malhotra said this is in contrast to the Oppositions stirs that cause traffic jams, disruption of businesses and inconvenience to the common people. He said that on Wednesday the workers of the Yuva Morcha and Trade Cell will ensure that business activities in Chandni Chowk continue as normal. Our programme is symbolic and will conclude peacefully within two hours, he said. Malhotra said, In a democracy, everyone has the right to dissent, but no one has the right to create anarchy. The BJP has always stood for dialogue, peace, and democratic propriety.
Harsh Gujral's banana seller joke about crime in UP leaves CM Yogi laughing | Watch
A video of comedian Harsh Gujral is going viral on social media. In it, he shares a humorous story about crime in Uttar Pradesh in the presence of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. While receiving an award on stage from the Chief Minister, Harsh narrated a real-life incident from Lucknow that also drew laughter from the audience. Yogi Adityanath was seen laughing at the comedians punchline. The video featuring Harsh and the Chief Minister is now making waves on social media.
New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner was astonished by India's batting display in the third T20I here at Hnry Stadium as he admitted that stopping those batters when they are going is pretty tough.
Pune Study Reveals Silk Nanocomposite's Dengue Potential
A recent scientific study by Dr. Dinesh Amalnerkar and Dr. Ravindra Chaudhari in Pune has demonstrated that a silk-based nanocomposite material, particularly one containing silver nanoparticles, can effectively kill Aedes aegypti mosquito larvae and pupae. This research, published in 'Nature Scientific Reports', offers a promising new approach for dengue control, especially as Pune faces a surge in cases. While showing high mortality rates in lab tests and minimal environmental impact, further field research is needed before large-scale deployment.
Flvio Bolsonaro's passports cancelled after he fails to surrender them
The defeated presidential candidate is under investigation for alleged money laundering and barred from leaving Brazil.
India's GDP growth would have exceeded 8% but for recent global shocks: RBI Deputy Guv Poonam Gupta
Reserve Bank Deputy Governor Poonam Gupta indicated that India's real GDP growth fell short due to external shocks. She highlighted that India has managed over 7 percent growth despite challenging circumstances in recent years. Additionally, Gupta expressed confidence that improved global conditions could enhance growth by another percentage point. She discussed the importance of diversifying economic activities to mitigate risks and emphasized that food security remains stable amid El Nino.
Commonwealth Kabaddi C'ship: Indian men storm into semifinals with 48-20 win over Tanzania
Digital Desk | Ahmedabad, Oct 27 (IANS) The Indian men's Kabaddi team booked its place in the semifinals of the Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship with a dominant 48-20 victory over Tanzania at the Veer Savarkar Stadium in Ahmedabad on Tuesday. India produced a strong all-round display, registering 30 raid points and 10 tackle points while inflicting six all-outs on Tanzania. The visitors managed 15 raid points and five tackle points, with no all-outs. Neeraj Narwal led India's raiding effort with 12 points from 16 raids, including six bonus points. Naveen Kumar and Shivam Patare also made valuable contributions, finishing with nine points each. Naveen scored nine raid points from 11 raids, while Patare also collected nine raid points from 11 raids. India's defence was equally effective, with Shubham Shinde leading the way with five tackle points. Deepak added three tackle points, while Pravesh Malik contributed two. For Tanzania, Juma Sultania was the standout performer, scoring 13 points from 20 raids, including nine bonus points. However, India's collective effort ensured they remained in control throughout the contest. The win secured India's place in the semifinals of the inaugural Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship, which will be played on October 30 at 8:30 PM, keeping their campaign firmly on track for the title. India will next face Sri Lanka in their last group stage contest on October 29 at 8:30 PM. Earlier, Malaysia recorded wins in both the men's and women's competitions, alongside victories for Bangladesh and Canada in the men's category. Malaysia women kept their semifinal qualification hopes alive with a dominant win over Singapore, while Kenya women continued their strong run after having already secured their place in the last four. Kenya Women registered a dominant 61-16 win over Scotland Women. Lavenda Odhiambo led Kenya with 16 points, while Esther Omolo added nine and Joy Vanessa Onyango contributed six. Kenya scored 37 raid points and inflicted eight All-Outs, while Scotland managed just 12 raid points and four tackle points, struggling to contain Kenya's attacking pressure. Malaysia Women defeated Singapore Women 62-17 to keep their semi-final qualification hopes alive. Shamithra led Malaysia with 17 points, while Darsini added 12 and Bramakumari contributed six. Malaysia scored 37 raid points and inflicted five All-Outs, while Singapore managed just 14 raid points and three tackle points, leaving Malaysia needing a win to stay in contention. Bangladesh registered a convincing 60-28 win over Singapore in the men's competition. Md Rahman led Bangladesh with 12 points, while Md Hasibul Hossain added eight and Akash Md Julfiker contributed six. Bangladesh scored 39 raid points and inflicted three All-Outs, while Sheikh Razu led the defence with six tackle points. Singapore's Aadit Senthilkumar top-scored with 11 points, but the team struggled to match Bangladesh's attacking efficiency.
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Shreyas Iyer's 2-Word Reaction Sums Up Abhishek Sharma-Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Carnage In 3rd T20I
India T20I captain Shreyas Iyer described the batting display of Abhishek Sharma and 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi as absolutely stunning after their explosive start powered India to a six-wicket win over New Zealand in the third T20I on Tuesday
Saudi's 'Secret' $1-Billion Cash-For-Ceasefire Deal; Mecca Allies 'Beg' Iran To Stop Houthi Attacks
Saudi Arabia has American missiles, a military and a defence pact with Pakistan and Turkey. Yet it is reportedly offering $1 billion to the Houthis, through Iran, to stop the attacks. The optics are humiliating for a monarchy with $83 billion in weaponry. According to Israel Hayom, Defence Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman flew to Tehran negotiating a ceasefire, though a Saudi official did not confirm any cash changed hands. The Houthis have targeted Saudi airports, oil facilities and trade routes since September, and an October 10 strike on King Khalid International Airport killed 12 civilians. Riyadh reportedly telephoned Trump twice, but received no help. Allies from the Mecca Pact never materialised. Irans security chief Mohsen Rezaei says regional security must come from regional countries, not foreign powers. Is this Tehrans biggest propaganda victory yet? Watch the complete breakdown to see how failed military responses are pushing Washingtons allies toward Irans door.
United Flight's Mid-Air Hijack Scare Takes A Dark Turn As Suspect's Disturbing Texts Emerge
New details have emerged after a suspected hijacking threat forced United Airlines Flight 1681 to return to Las Vegas. According to a criminal complaint, 25-year-old Dante Milne allegedly sent chilling messages threatening to hijack the aircraft, including one that read, gonna hijack this. A flight attendant reportedly noticed the messages and alerted the cockpit, prompting the crew to initiate security procedures. The plane landed safely, and Milne was arrested on felony charges. He later posted $10,000 bond and was released pending a court appearance.
'Rape' Bombshell Hits Trump: Ex-Miss Switzerland's Explosive Charge Rocks U.S Midterms
Former Miss Switzerland contestant Beatrice Keul has accused Donald Trump of sexually assaulting her at New Yorks Plaza Hotel in 1993. Her allegation appears in a 53-page report released by Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee. Keul told investigators that Jeffrey Epstein introduced himself as Trumps friend and allegedly helped facilitate contact between them. She claims Trump later invited her upstairs and assaulted her. The White House denies the allegation and calls the report politically motivated. Trump has not been criminally charged over Keuls claim. The report also examines allegations involving other women, including Stacey Williams and Jill Harth, and calls for an independent special counsel to investigate Epsteins alleged network and possible government interference.
Mumbai Traffic police crack down on 12k vehicles using 'dazzling headlights'
Ritika Nayak's character in Sundeep Kishan's 'Power Peta' revealed
Digital Desk | Hyderabad, Oct 27(IANS) The makers of director Krishna Chaitanya's upcoming Telugu film, 'Power Peta', featuring actor Sundeep Kishan in the lead, on Tuesday released the first look poster of actress Ritika Nayak in the film on the occasion of her birthday and disclosed that she played a character called Padamataveedhi Janaki in the film. Actor Sundeep Kishan was among those who wished his co-star Ritika Nayak on her birthday. He took to his social media timelines to greet her. He wrote, Happy Birthday to our #PadamataVeedhiJanaki, my absolute fav co-star & Team #PowerPetas ChatterBox/LaughterTheraphy Wishing you the Bestest Year ahead RiRi @ritika_nayak__ #PowerPeta. For the unaware, 70mm Entertainments, the successful production house led by Vijay Chilla and Shashi Devireddy, is producing Power Peta, which sources say promises a powerful narrative driven by intense characters and dramatic storytelling. The makers had previously unveiled Sundeep Kishans character in the film. Sundeep plays a character called Senapathi Ravi. A glimpse video the makers had released to introduce Sundeep's character had hinted at the story blending love, honour, and politics. Ritika Nayak, who has delivered consecutive blockbusters in Mirai and Korean Kanakaraju, plays the female lead opposite Sundeep Kishan in this movie. The first-look poster of the actress presents Ritika Nayak in a traditional and elegant avatar. She is seen seated gracefully on a wooden bench inside a vintage-style house. Sporting a cream-coloured traditional half-saree with a peach-toned dupatta and a sleeveless blouse, the actress is seen wearing traditional jewellery that goes well with her attire. The makers have also unveiled a captivating glimpse, showcasing her grace, charm, and magnetic screen presence. She is seen in a variety of looks, effortlessly transitioning from traditional elegance to trendy and alluring avatars. Her appearance in an oversized shirt, in particular, stands out for its striking appeal. The glimpse offers a fascinating peek into the different shades of her character, building intrigue without revealing too much. Sources close to the unit of the film claim that 'Power Peta' will be Krishna Chaitanya's most ambitious project. With production progressing swiftly, sources say the unit has already wrapped up sixty per cent of the film's shoot. The film boasts a top-notch technical team, with Madhie handling cinematography and Mani Sharma composing its music. National Award-winning editor Sreekar Prasad handles the film's editing, while Ramakrishna and Monika are taking care of production design.
Shah Rukh Khan's King poster draws comparisons with Dhurandhar: The Revenge and Raging Fire
Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan's new poster for King has drawn comparisons with the promotional artwork for Bollywood actor Ranveer Singhs Dhurandhar: The Revenge and Chinese actor Donnie Yen's 2021 film Raging Fire. The three posters share several visual elements, including a weapon in the lead actors hand, a stern expression, a backdrop engulfed in flames and a man walking towards the camera.
Jennifer Lawrence says she wants to be a 'sexy mom' and still plans a facelift
Highlights Jennifer Lawrence, 36, told The Cut: I want to be a sexy mom, in an interview to mark the launch of her haircare brand Mes The magazine reported that she has had a breast augmentation and one day plans to get a face-lift It echoes what she told The New Yorker a year ago, when she said of a facelift: elieve me, I'm gonna Mes launched on Tuesday with three products priced from $34 to $52 (about 26 to 39) What did Jennifer Lawrence say about being a 'sexy mom'? In an interview in The Cut's October and November issue, Lawrence said her ideal is looking effortless at the school gates. I want to be a sexy mom, she said. At drop-off, she explained, she wants to look like a woman who has it together, even on a morning when she has just woken up and doesn't. The magazine described her personal ethos as looking good with minimal effort. Lawrence and her husband, the art gallery director Cooke Maroney, have two sons: Cy, who is four, and a 19-month-old. Eastern Eye reported the arrival of their second child last year. Is Jennifer Lawrence planning a facelift? Yes, eventually. The Cut reported that despite having had a breast augmentation, Lawrence one day plans to get a face-lift. No date was given. That is consistent with what she told The New Yorker on 27 October 2025. Asked then whether she had had a deep-plane facelift, like her friend Kris Jenner, Lawrence replied: No, but believe me, I'm gonna! Has Jennifer Lawrence had plastic surgery? By her own account, some. Lawrence has said she has Botox, but not fillers, because fillers show on camera, and she keeps the Botox light enough to move her forehead when she plays ordinary people. The Cut's report that she has had a breast augmentation follows what she said in 2025, when she told The New Yorker she planned one for that November, before filming a nude scene in the spring. She had not had a facelift at that point, and denied rumours that she had. What has Jennifer Lawrence said about plastic surgery before? When Where What she said November 2023 Interview magazine, with Kylie Jenner She denied having had eye surgery, crediting her make-up artist, and said she had lost baby weight in her face and my face changed because I'm aging 27 October 2025 The New Yorker She confirmed Botox but not fillers, said a facelift was coming (elieve me, I'm gonna), and said she planned a breast augmentation 27 October 2026 The Cut I want to be a sexy mom, with the magazine reporting her breast augmentation and future facelift The 2025 interview was also candid about motherhood. Everything bounced back, pretty much, after the first one, she said. Second one, nothing bounced back. She added that she would have surgery even if she were not famous: Maybe I wouldn't be hustling to the appointment the same way. But I think yes. The timing mattered. She was promoting Die My Love , in which she plays a woman unravelling after childbirth. What is Jennifer Lawrence's haircare brand Mes? Mes, styled as mes, launched on Tuesday 27 October at mesbeauty.com. Lawrence created it with Jasmina Aganovic, an MIT-trained engineer and the founder and chief executive of the biotech company Arcaea. The idea, Lawrence has said, grew from years spent in hair and make-up chairs wondering why better results always seemed to need more effort. She teased the brand on Instagram on 16 October. The line starts with three products: the Multitask Repair Mask at $52 (about 39), the Off-Duty Restyling Serum at $44 (about 33), which Lawrence calls a hot tool replacement, and the Good Roots Volume Mist at $34 (about 26). A set of all three, The Low Maintenance Edit, costs $120 (about 90), against $130 if bought separately. Ingredients include a biomimetic tri-lipid complex to boost strength and olive squalane. The brand is sold only online. How did Jennifer Lawrence respond to Reddit comments about her hair? With some alarm. The Cut told her that some Reddit users had questioned whether her hair was a standout feature. That didn't even occur to me. Is that something people think about? she said, according to the magazine. What is Jennifer Lawrence working on next? She is set to star alongside Leonardo DiCaprio in Martin Scorsese's gothic horror What Happens at Night, in which Charli XCX is reportedly making a cameo . Lawrence, who was born in Kentucky in 1990 and won the best actress Oscar for Silver Linings Playbook, also produces through her company Excellent Cadaver.
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SRK and Kareena Kapoor reunite for King song shoot in Mumbai
SpiceJet's domestic market share falls below Star Air for the first time
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Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 26 (IANS) Aditya was crowned the mens 55kg champion in the 2026 World Boxing U-19 Championships in Budva, Montenegro, as India finished with a gold, one silver and two bronze medals. Aditya, the Asian U-19 silver medallist, fought back after narrowly losing the opening round to beat Islam Magomedov of Russia 4:1 in the summit clash on Tuesday. I was trailing 3-2 after the first round, but I stepped it up to take the next one 4-1. Thats when the belief hit me that I could win this bout. Im truly grateful to all the coaches and my teammates here at the World Championships in Montenegrotheir support throughout the camp made all the difference, said Aditya in his first reaction after the victory. Later, Indias chances of winning the second gold were shattered after Megha Sheokand lost her womens 80kg final against Ekaterina Frolova of Russia 0:5. Indias two bronze medals came through Harshika (womens 65kg) and Prachi Tokas (womens 80+kg). Aditya had reached the final in his weight category in the 2026 World Boxing U-19 Championships by defeating Nihat Gasimov of Azerbaijan in the mens 55kg semifinals. Aditya, the Asian U-19 silver medallist, was dominant through the three rounds to bag a 5:0 verdict from the judges and will now face Islam Magomedov of Russia in the gold medal bout. Megha Sheokand had earlier clinched her spot in the final of the womens 80kg category with a RSC win over Meerim Chynybekova of Kyrgyzstan in the semifinals. Sheokand outclassed Chynybekova of Kyrgyzstan to reach the final of the womens 80kg category on Sunday. Megha dominated the opening round, and her opponent received the count thrice in the second round before the referee stopped the bout. Harshika secured the first bronze medal, as a gallant fight against USAs Lauryn Elmore was not enough, and she ended on the wrong side of the 3:2 verdict in the womens 65kg semifinals. Prachi Tokas had bagged a bronze medal in the womens 80+kg category after losing her semifinal bout. Prachi will come home with a bronze medal after she lost the womens 80+kg category in the semifinal, 1:4, against Samira Itonieva of Russia.
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Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 27 (IANS) With the Womens Premier League (WPL) 2027 player auction set to take place in Kochi on Wednesday, UP Warriorz are heading into the player selection process with a strong core already in place and a clear idea of what they want from the remaining squad spots. The Warriorz have retained 11 players ahead of the auction, built around a mix of international experience, seasoned Indian players and promising young talent. Former Australia captain Meg Lanning, compatriot Phoebe Litchfield, Englands Sophie Ecclestone and USA international Tara Norris make up the overseas group, while Deepti Sharma leads the Indian core alongside Harleen Deol, Pratika Rawal and Shikha Pandey. Young Indian players Kranti Gaud, Shipra Giri and Simran Shaikh complete the retained list. With that foundation secured, the focus now moves to the seven slots still available, two of them for overseas players. For the Warriorz, the auction is less about chasing big names and more about finding players who fit defined roles within the teams structure and add depth across a long tournament. Head coach Abhishek Nayar, who took charge ahead of the 2026 season, said the retained group gives the team a firm platform to build on. We have a strong group in place, and the players understand our environment and what we want to achieve. At the auction, we are not looking at it as a chance to simply add names. We want players who complement what we already have, who give us options with both bat and ball, and who can handle different roles depending on the match situation. Balance and flexibility will be very important for us, said Abhishek Nayar, head coach, UP Warriorz. We have also been clear about our belief in Indian talent. There are players in the auction pool who are hungry to improve and are ready for the demands of this level. If we can identify the right ones and give them the right platform, that is good for the team and for their development as well, he added. Kshemal Waingankar, COO & director of cricket, Capri Sports, said the franchises approach at the auction will stay consistent with the thinking behind its retentions. We went into the retentions with a clear idea of the kind of team we want to build, and the auction is a continuation of that. We have a core that gives us quality and experience, and now it is about adding the right pieces around it. We will be disciplined and stay true to our plan rather than being drawn into decisions that do not fit the squad, said Kshemal Waingankar, COO & Director of Cricket, Capri Sports. Our aim is to build a team that can perform consistently, and to keep creating an environment where Indian talent can grow and make its mark at the highest level, he added. The Warriorz will enter the WPL 2027 auction with the objective of completing a well-rounded squad around their established core, as they prepare for another competitive campaign.
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NDA, Oppn hail 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum, call it India's opportunity to voice opinion
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 27 (IANS) Leaders across party lines on Tuesday hailed the success of the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum, referring to it as a platform for India to voice its opinion as a leader and for exchanging success stories with the participating countries. The Forum concluded on Tuesday with the adoption of a Joint Declaration, a day after its inauguration by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. The declaration formally reaffirmed the member countries' commitment to the principles of the United Nations Charter, including sovereign equality, mutual respect, non-interference in internal affairs, and the peaceful resolution of international disputes. Speaking to reporters, BJP MP Anurag Thakur said: This is yet another success on the international stage; the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum has proven to be a highly successful event. It provides an opportunity to showcase the strides being made globallywhether by our Parliament, our government, or our nationand to highlight that India, rather than just being a follower, is now a leader. He observed that the forum provided a platform for India to keep forward its opinions on global issues, while adding that through the G20 Summit in 2023, the BRICS Summit in September and the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum, India has shown the world that it is capable of successfully organising global events. Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal called it an excellent opportunity, not just for India, but for all the participating nations to learn about the discussions taking place within the Parliaments of BRICS nations and to exchange success stories. Over the years, India has also made significant strides in this regard; consequently, other nations gain the chance to understand Indias positive aspects, best practices, as well as its rules and procedures, he said. Expressing his happiness at being able to participate in the event, Union Minister K Ram Mohan Naidu said: We have all seen how important BRICS is turning out to be for the development of developing nations and the Global South. He asserted that India is playing a solid role in not only developing itself but also other nations. Mentioning the concept of 'Vishwa Bandhu', he said: We have always carried the concept of everyone growing together. Naidu stated that delegations from all the participating countries have high regard for India. Thanks to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, the nation has grown tremendously, he added. Congress MP Shashi Tharoor also termed the forum as a very successful event. What has happened essentially is that just as we had an agreement during the BRICS Summit in the summer, they had an agreement on the language here. There was some discussion about the joint declaration...in the end everything was handled amicably, and India peacefully handed over the chair to China, he told reporters. Tharoor added: We look forward to India's continued role in international cooperation and parliamentary diplomacy through BRICS as well as through other forums. Samajwadi Party MP Rajeev Kumar Rai cautioned that the global order will lose relevance if the voice of the BRICS nations goes unheard. I hope everyone will sincerely act on the points discussed, read and heard here and convey a new message. The BRICS forum covers nearly one-third of the worlds geographical area. If its voice goes unheard, the global order loses its relevance, he told IANS.
Supreme Court declines to restore judges' power to pause deportation cases
By Andrew Chung Oct 27 (Reuters) - The US Supreme Court declined on Tuesday to reinstate the authority of immigration judges to temporarily postpone deportation cases, keeping in place an agreement between President Donald Trump's administration and Republican-governed Texas that bars the once-common practice. The justices denied an emergency request by three US cities including Baltimore and an immigrant legal advocacy group to halt for now the deal ending the practice, known as administrative closure, while litigation continues in the dispute. The Supreme Court's decision, issued as a brief, one-sentence order, did not offer any explanation, as is common when it handles emergency requests. None of the justices publicly dissented from decision. The administration and Texas filed the agreement in a federal court in Texas on June 22, the same day that the state sued to challenge the immigration court procedure. A federal judge swiftly approved the agreement on the same day. Baltimore and the other litigants said the federal government improperly colluded with Texas to secure the rule's invalidation. Immigration judges relied on administrative closure for decades to clear certain deportation cases off their busy dockets, including when separate proceedings involving the same person are pending that could prevent removal, such as on a visa petition or an appeal of a criminal conviction. Critics including Texas and the Trump administration have said administrative closure has allowed immigrants who lack legal status to remain indefinitely in the United States, acting in effect like an amnesty. Administrative closure has been applied over the years in hundreds of thousands of deportation cases. Ending the practice is part of Trump's hardline approach toward immigrants. In 2024, Biden's administration adopted a regulation that formally codified administrative closure procedures, concluding that it lets judges efficiently manage their caseloads and promote the fair treatment of immigrants. That regulation replaced a prior rule adopted in 2020 during Trump's first term in office that had been judicially blocked. After Trump returned to office in 2025, the Justice Department office that oversees immigration courts, the Executive Office for Immigration Review, announced it would not defend the Biden rule against a legal challenge. In a lawsuit, Texas argued that the rule lets immigration judges effectively grant indefinite amnesty to aliens illegally present in this country. Trump's administration and the state then jointly asked US District Judge Reed O'Connor in Wichita Falls, Texas, to approve an agreement declaring the Biden rule unlawful. O'Connor did so, blocking it permanently, nationwide. Three municipalities Baltimore, New Haven, Connecticut, and Columbus, Ohio and the legal services provider, Centro Legal de la Raza, sought to intervene in the case to defend the rule, but O'Connor rejected their bid. The cities say they all have substantial immigrant populations. The New Orleans-based 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals declined to put the agreement on hold pending an appeal of O'Connor's decision. The cities and Centro Legal de la Raza told the Supreme Court in a filing that Trump's administration circumvented a federal law governing agency procedures by using manufactured litigation with ideologically aligned Texas to eliminate a regulation it disliked. The need for interim relief is underscored by the collusion that infected this suit from its inception, they wrote. (Reporting by Andrew Chung in New York; editing by Will Dunham) This article originally appeared on Reuters at https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/us-supreme-court-denies-immigration-160948159.html
Susan Saint James, star of 'McMillan & Wife' and 'Kate & Allie,' dies at 80
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Gujarat forms state-level panel to coordinate 'National Unity Day' events
Digital Desk | Gandhinagar, Oct 27 (IANS) Gujarat will organise Run for Unity, unity pledges and cultural programmes across villages, towns and cities on October 31 to mark the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, with a state-level committee formed under Chief Secretary M. K. Das to coordinate the celebrations. The programmes will be held across Gram Panchayats, talukas, municipalities and municipal corporations as part of National Unity Day, observed annually to promote national unity, integrity, security and social harmony in honour of Patel, widely known as the Iron Man of India. According to a release issued by the General Administration Department on Tuesday, programmes across the state will begin between 5 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. with the collective singing of Vande Mataram, an Ekta Parade, patriotic performances by local artists and the felicitation of individuals who have made outstanding contributions to society. Certificates will be presented to those honoured. The Ekta Parade and other events at the Statue of Unity (SoU), in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, will be telecast live across the country from 5:30 p.m. The Prime Ministers address will be watched collectively through a live telecast from 7:10 p.m., the release said. The celebrations will involve elected representatives, farmers associated with cooperative institutions, womens groups and self-help groups, as well as representatives from the education, healthcare and other sectors. Government institutions and local self-government bodies will also participate. Unity rallies and cultural programmes are planned in villages, municipalities and municipal corporations, alongside the Unity Pledge and Run for Unity. To oversee the arrangements, the state government has constituted a committee chaired by Chief Secretary M. K. Das, with senior civil service officers from the Agriculture and Animal Husbandry, Cooperation, Home, Revenue, Finance, Health, Urban Development, Education, Panchayat and General Administration departments as members. District-level committees have been formed under the respective District Collectors, while taluka-level committees will be headed by Deputy Collectors or Class-I officers. At the municipal corporation level, the Mayor will chair the committee. At the village level, Sardar Patel National Unity Committees have been established, comprising representatives from the Panchayat, the Revenue Talati, the Gram Sevak and village leaders. The state-wide observance is intended to encourage public participation in commemorating Patels birth anniversary and reinforce the message of national unity. Patel, independent Indias first Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister, played a central role in integrating princely states into the Indian Union.
Rajnath Singh arrives in Philippines for Asean Defence Ministers' meeting
Digital Desk | Cebu (Philippines), Oct 27 (IANS) Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday arrived in Cebu on a three-day visit to the Philippines, during which he will attend the 13th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Defence Ministers Meeting-Plus (ADMM-Plus) and hold several bilateral meetings on the sidelines. Raksha Mantri Shri Rajnath Singh landed in Cebu on a three-day visit to Philippines. He will attend the 13th ASEAN Defence Ministers Meeting Plus during his visit and also hold several bilateral meetings on the sidelines, the Defence Ministers office posted on X. Singh, who left New Delhi earlier in the day, will lead the Indian delegation at the two-day meeting on October 28 and 29 and address the forum on shared regional and international security issues. Sharing details of his visit, the Defence Minister said India remained committed to strengthening regional security cooperation, promoting ASEAN centrality and ensuring peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region under its Act East Policy. During my visit, I will also be holding several bilateral meetings with my counterparts from participating nations. These interactions will be a great opportunity to review our ongoing defence ties and explore new avenues to strengthen our strategic partnerships, the Defence Minister posted on X. According to the Ministry of Defence, the ADMM is the highest defence consultative and cooperative mechanism within ASEAN. The ADMM-Plus brings together the 11 ASEAN member states, Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste and Vietnam and eight Dialogue Partners: India, the United States, China, Russia, Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand. India became a Dialogue Partner of ASEAN in 1992, while the inaugural ADMM-Plus meeting was held in Hanoi, Vietnam, on October 12, 2010. Since 2017, the defence ministers participating in the forum have been meeting annually to strengthen defence cooperation between ASEAN member states and the eight partner countries. The Philippines is chairing the ADMM-Plus in 2026. India is also co-chairing the Experts Working Group on Counter-Terrorism with Malaysia for the 2024-2027 cycle. Indias participation in the forum reflects its continued engagement with Southeast Asian countries on defence and strategic issues, as well as its efforts to deepen regional partnerships under the Act East Policy.
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Digital Desk | Panaji, Oct 27 (IANS) BJP president Nitin Nabin on Tuesday remarked that the nationwide 'Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy' campaign has been launched by the party to counter the Gandhi family's functioning of working only for its own interests, while accusing the Congress of being frustrated and desperate. Nabin made the remarks during a BJP event in Panaji. He is on a two-day visit to Goa. Addressing a gathering, the BJP chief criticised Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge's aap remark, saying: Whenever Congress leaders become frustrated and desperate, they resort to insulting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's parents by making derogatory remarks. I would like to tell the Congress president that it is because of this culture and conduct that the party is declining today. There is still time to introspect and reform. Otherwise, there may come a time when there will be no one left willing to associate with the Congress. Referring to the person whose remark Kharge was responding to at the Bihar event, Nabin said: He was a Congress worker himself who admitted that if the party continues on this path, Narendra Modi will continue to remain in power, while adding that Congress workers themselves are holding up a mirror to the leadership, but the party refuses to learn. Accusing Congress of sidelining democracy with the imposition of 'Emergency' under then-Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, Nabin targeted the Gandhi family. For them, the Constitution only means the wishes of one family. Whatever that family desires, they want it to become the law of the land. But that will never happen. The people of India understand this very well...This family lives for itself and works only for its own interests. That is why the BJP has decided to launch the campaign Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy across the country. We believe in directly engaging with the people and exposing the true faces of those who mislead them, he said. Further accusing the grand old party of adopting double standards, Nabin said: When the public elects them, they say democracy is alive. When voters reject them, they claim democracy is under threat. If they win in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, or West Bengal, democracy is functioning. If they lose, democracy is endangered. The public can clearly see this double standard and hypocrisy. He alleged that Congress leaders often walk away after coming up with presentations and allegations, saying: I would like to say that even a BJP 'Mandal President' is capable of answering Rahul Gandhis questions. We are ready for debates in Parliament, on the streets, or on any platform. Maintaining that the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls have been conducted earlier as well, the BJP chief underlined that India's electoral system has a process which ensures that citizens exercise their right to vote. Decisions regarding proper voter identification and voter rolls are made through an established process, he emphasised. He said that the Congress also conducted the SIR during its tenure and was supported by the then-Opposition rather than being questioned. Accusing the Congress of misusing Constitutional institutions, Nitin Nabin alleged: There is a long list of Election Commission officials who, after retirement, were rewarded by Congress governments. The party cannot answer questions related to it. But the people of the country have all the answers and give a befitting reply to the Congress from time to time. Stating that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is focused towards working on women-based development that focuses on welfare and empowerment, Nabin said: That is why numerous schemes have been launched to empower women, enhance their skills, and improve their rights and opportunities. We believe that when a woman becomes empowered, not one but two families become stronger, and consequently, society itself becomes stronger. While reiterating PM Modi's resolve to implement the 'Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam', the BJP chief stated: We are confident that under the BJP-led governance, women will receive their rightful representation (in the Parliament and state Assemblies). Meanwhile, Nabin referred to Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi's Smash the Patriarchy remark, questioning the Congress party's hesitation surrounding discussions related to women's rights and dignity. I would also like to ask Rahul Gandhi and Congress leaders why they remain silent when allegations of misconduct against 11 female students emerged at Delhi's JNU, involving a Congress MP? Why is the Congress mute on such matters? he asked. One can understand that their (Congress) sole purpose is to spread anarchy in the country. This shows that they are not genuinely concerned about womens dignity. If they truly cared, they would have sought immediate action against the MP and taken a clear stand, he stated. Citing the BJP-led government's schemes for women, skill development programmes for youth, and startup initiatives, the BJP chief said: Congress, however, continues to focus on dividing the youth. Their political strategy revolves around creating divisions in society...But the youth of India reject this approach. They support the vision of an Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) and a Developed India rather than anarchy. They see the expansion of entrepreneurship and new opportunities taking place under PM Modi's leadership. Therefore, so-called attempts to spread negativity and divide society will not succeed, he asserted. Moreover, Nabin accused the LoP of insulting the tribal community while citing the Congress leader's Goa visit. When Rahul Gandhi visited Goa and was presented with a Kunbi shawl as a symbol of respect for the tribal community, he could not handle it properly. He had done something similar with a 'gamosa' in Assam as well. Someone who has insulted the countrys first tribal woman President would hardly understand the significance of symbols of respect, he remarked. Meanwhile, the BJP president urged party workers in Goa to set up 'Jan Samvad' programmes over the next two months to inform the public about the work undertaken by the party at the national, state and booth levels and also organise a separate programme to reach out to first-time voters. The dream of a Viksit Bharat by 2047 can be realised only if the BJP remains strong, because the Opposition lives only for itself. The party will fulfil its resolve to make the lotus bloom once again in Goa in 2027, he asserted.
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'Trump Tore My Clothes, Then...': Swiss Model's R*PE Shocker; Reveals What Happened In NYC Hotel
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Mbapps China Meltdown: French Soccer Star's Dictator Mao Joke Triggers Outrage, Brands Scrap Deals
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Russian satellites help Iran's allies strike Saudi Arabia, data and officials say
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You can finally see who's talking in voice chat on PlayStation 5 here's how
You don't have to guess who's loudly eating chips in your PlayStation 5 party anymore - now you can see who's speaking in real-time.
