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'Al-Qaeda Vs Ku Klux Klan': Abhijit Iyer-Mitra On India's U.S Tightrope After Trump's Midterm Rout
Trumps midterm rout has transformed Americas political battlefield - and created a difficult new balancing act for India. In this episode of 'Why Should You Care?', Abhijit Iyer-Mitra uses a provocative Al-Qaeda versus Ku Klux Klan analogy to describe what he sees as the competing forces now shaping Washington: a Congress controlled by Democrats and a weakened Trump presidency. What does Trumps defeat mean for India and the world? Can New Delhi use the growing divide between the White House and Congress to protect its interests? Abhijit also decodes the fierce Indian Twitter reaction to the midterms - from the right-wing celebrations of Trumps defeat to claims that Trump now, Modi next.
'We don't kidnap, we arrest!': ICE after carrying dramatic predawn NYC raids under Mamdani's nose
Dolly Parton Estate Drama Takes Unexpected Turn, Manager Makes SHOCK Move Against Singer's Nephew
A shocking twist has emerged in the legal battle surrounding late country music icon Dolly Parton's estate. Her longtime manager, Danny Nozell, has abruptly moved to withdraw a complaint against Parton's nephew, Bryan Seaver, just days before their first scheduled court hearing. The dispute erupted after Nozell, who runs She's Alive, the company managing and protecting Parton's estate, accused Seaver and his security firm of making threatening statements against the organisation and its employees. The court petition alleged that Seaver had vowed to destroy the entire brand and raised concerns about his conduct, including claims involving weapons and mercenaries. Nozell had previously secured a temporary restraining order and was seeking to make it permanent. However, a new filing says the case will be dismissed without prejudice, meaning it could potentially be brought again.
REVEALED: JD Vance's Game Plan Against Trump After Blasting Iran War, Israel Alliance | Midterm Rout
U.S. Vice President JD Vance is reportedly distancing himself from President Donald Trump following the Republican Party's crushing defeat in the 2026 midterm elections, raising questions about his political ambitions ahead of 2028. While Trump defended his decisions, Vance blamed the Iran war for Republican losses and acknowledged failures in the party's economic messaging. A CNN analysis suggests Vance is positioning himself for a possible presidential run, while Fox News Digital reports he is seeking an alliance with disaffected Trump voters. Vance has also questioned Washington's relationship with Israel and suggested changes to immigration enforcement, even as he avoids an open confrontation with Trump. The contrasting messages have fuelled speculation about the Republican Party's future leadership.
Meghan Markle's father arrested for possessing child sexual abuse materials
Fire breaks out at multi-storey building in Mumbai's Ghatkopar East, several fire tenders rushed
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Thomas Markle Sr. was taken into custody by federal agents in Florida, linked to an inquiry concerning child sexual abuse material. The investigation was prompted when his son stumbled upon unsettling images at their father's previous residence in the Philippines. Markle Jr. informed both the Philippine police and the FBI about the material.
'COVID vaccine has worst side effects ever': Dr Rogers' explosive claim rocks fiery Senate hearing
PM Modi, Rahul Gandhi & Trump on Apple's secret word graylist: Report
Is Palmer's England career over under Tuchel?
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Meghan Markle's Father Arrested Over Child Sexual Abuse Material
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Lenin's Statue Removed, Missing In WB
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'100% in favour': Trump backs AI expansion despite growing data centre backlash
After dozens of flights, broadcasters across Europe get bomb threats - what's going on
Recent bomb threats targeting passenger aircraft have sparked panic across Europe, causing significant disruptions in air travel and affecting media outlets. Several flights have been escorted by military jets as precautionary measures in response to looming security risks. Authorities are investigating connections to extremist groups while assessing whether geopolitical motives play a role in these operations, which appear to aim at fostering widespread anxiety.
Why Is EC's IT Chief Seema Khanna Back Under Senior Officer's Supervision? Inside The Reporting Row
According to reports, the Election Commission of India (ECI) has withdrawn its earlier administrative order whereby Dr Seema Khanna, its Director General (IT), could submit her files to the Commission without having to clear them via a higher official.
California family wins $8m after neighbour calls autistic boy 'public nuisance'
A California family has won $8 million after a neighbour sued them over the backyard noises made by their autistic son, calling him a public nuisance. The family's lawyers said the boy was never left unsupervised. The mother also claimed the dispute forced them to leave their rental home despite facing higher rent elsewhere.
Trump's fawning tech bros under scrutiny after midterm rout for president
CRPF Deaths Fall To Zero In 2026. Why The 'Red Corridor' Plays A Role
Since the breakdown of a truce in July, Saudi Arabia has traded blows with the Houthis, who have struck Saudi airports, energy infrastructure and military sites.
Bihar Man, Wanted For RJD Leader's Murder, Arrested In Kerala
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Pakistan's power brokers fear Democrat wave in US. Ordinary families hope for one
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Addressing the gathering at the ceremony, the Home Minister offered a major assurance regarding the criminal justice delivery system, stating that trials will conclude within three years for cases registered after May 2027.
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'Immigration levels again at pre-Trudeau level': Pierre Poilievre corners PM Carney in parliament
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Rahul Gandhi has renewed his challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for an open debate, asking Amit Shah to convince the PM to accept it rather than confuse him. The exchange follows Shah's invitation to discuss the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in Parliament, intensifying the BJP-Opposition confrontation.
CM Satheesan Hails Nithya Raman As Keralam's Daughter
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'Clicky Ponting' Scandal: English Cricketer Gets Two-Year Ban, Club Relegated
The bizarre incident has once again raised questions about sportsmanship and honesty in cricket.
Arteta confirms Saka out for 'weeks',
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Kamal Haasan's 'Sandiyar' brings Anirudh and Anbariv together for a Tamil thriller
Highlights Kamal Haasan's next Tamil film after Thug Life is titled Sandiyar . Anirudh Ravichander will compose the music, with action duo Anbariv handling the stunts. The film marks the first collaboration between Haasan and Chithha director SU Arun Kumar. Kamal Haasan is bringing together Tamil cinema's creative talents for his upcoming film Sandiyar , with composer Anirudh Ravichander and action choreography duo Anbariv joining the project. Directed by SU Arun Kumar, the film marks the first time Haasan has collaborated with the filmmaker, who is known for his work on Chithha and Veera Dheera Sooran . The combination brings together Haasan's decades of acting experience with a director whose films have explored intense and emotionally driven stories. Anirudh, known for his work on films including Jailer , Leo and Vikram , will compose the soundtrack. Meanwhile, stunt specialists Anbariv, who have worked on several major Indian action productions, will be responsible for the film's action sequences. Produced by Raaj Kamal Films International and R Mahendran, the project also features cinematographer Sunil K S and production designer C S Balachander. The makers have unveiled the film's title and first look poster, offering a glimpse of Haasan in a rugged new appearance. Sporting grey hair and a beard, with blood stains suggesting a gritty action thriller. The film's tagline, 'Revenge can only be settled in blood', has already sparked discussion about its portrayal of violence. Filmmaker Lenin Bharathi has questioned the message, raising concerns about the influence of violent cinema on younger audiences. The title Sandiyar also has a connection to Haasan's filmmaking history. He originally intended to use the name for his 2004 film Virumaandi , but changed it following objections over its alleged caste associations. With its combination of an established star, a younger filmmaker and a prominent technical team, Sandiyar is shaping up as one of Haasan's major upcoming projects. Details about its cast, shooting schedule and release date are awaited.
Burnham says he was not aware of Brand's 'horrific' crimes
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FDA suspends Blinkit, Zepto among 105 food outlets' licences
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Brand's barrister refers himself to regulator after report he confronted journalist
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Dhyan Chand Awardee Shabbir Ali To Head India's U-17 Team
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The upcoming film starring veteran actor Kamal Haasan and directed by SU Arun Kumar has finally got its title. The makers have named the film Sandiyar and also unveiled its first-look poster. The announcement came as a treat for Kamal Haasan's fans, a day before his birthday. The actor will turn 72 on November 7, 2026.
Show Hope marks 10,000 adoptions across 65 countries, surpassing its founders' original goal
Sourav Ganguly's Iconic Jersey From NatWest 2002 Final To Be On Display At MCA Museum
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U.S. Attorney whose office oversaw Trump's election conspiracy probe resigns
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'Don't confuse Modi ji, convince him to debate SIR': Rahul mocks Shah, shares video
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Watch: Is it the end of the road for Tesla's Cybertruck?
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'Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Christmas: The Getaway' Trailer: Watch the Official Trailer from English web movie 'Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Christmas: The Getaway' starring Anissa Borrego. To know more about the 'Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Christmas: The Getaway' trailer watch the video. Check out the latest English trailers, new web series trailers, trending English web series trailers, Anissa Borrego videos at ETimes - Times of India Entertainment.
Turkey To Attack India? Erdogan Grilled Over Mecca Pact With Pak; 'Dragged Into Munir's War'
If India attacks Pakistan, is Turkey attacked too? A Turkish opposition lawmaker asked that question in parliament, and it hit a nerve. Turkey has ratified the Mecca Pact with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia by 279 votes to 119, with its core idea being that an attack on one can be treated as an attack on all three. Opposition MPs warn that Turkish youth could be sent to die for other countries interests, from Pakistans fights with India to Saudi Arabias war with Yemens Houthis. Another MP warned the pact goes beyond routine defence. Rewind to Operation Sindoor, when Turkey backed Pakistan, India boycotted Turkish firms and Erdogan stayed defiant. Now Kashmir remarks at the UNGA have reopened old wounds. Ankara says the pact is defensive and troops need parliamentary approval. But will the real danger be indirect support? Watch the full story now to find out if Erdogans gamble backfires.
Britannia to closely watch Reliance Consumer's entry into biscuit market
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'Clicky Ponting' Banned Over Cricket Cheating Scandal
An amateur cricketer dubbed Clicky Ponting has been banned for two years and his team punished heavily after a cheating scandal that made global headlines. Brian Devine was caught apparently clicking his fingers while fielding during a match for Saltburn Cricket Club's second XI, to trick the umpire into thinking the batsman had edged the ball. He was given the nickname Clicky Ponting in reference to the former Australia captain, Ricky. The North Yorkshire and South Durham league launched an investigation after the incident came to light in July, attracting millions of views online. There were further complaints regarding previous matches and the probe included player interviews, written statements and a detailed review of video footage. Devine has now been suspended from playing, coaching, umpiring, scoring and managing junior teams at all levels until September 29, 2028. Saltburn's second XI have been relegated, handed a 60-point deduction for the 2027 season and fined 300 ($400). Devine and Saltburn admitted the charges but the club appealed against their sanction. Saltburn said in a statement reported on gazettelive.co.uk: The club fully participated in the disciplinary proceedings and accept the decision of the appeal following the original decision from the league. In a statement to the Press Association, the league said: The league recognises the strain this has placed on many people, especially those who were abused online and in person. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories We ask everyone to respect that the formal process is now complete. The league will make no further comment.
SEBI's New Settlement Formula: What Determines How Much An Applicant Pays, And How To Calculate?
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Trump discusses West Asia de-escalation with Qatar's Emir
The telephone call between Trump and Qatar's Emir Sheik Tamim bin Hamad al Thani centred on international efforts to end tensions, according to a statement from the Qatari ruler's media office
Agnipath scheme against country's security, scrap: Cong
The Congress party has called for the scrapping of the Agnipath scheme, claiming it has weakened national security and led to a shortage of soldiers. This demand follows the government's recent decision to extend Agniveers' tenure by two years and offer permanent recruitment to some. The Congress also seeks retrospective benefits for regularised Agniveers and criticises the scheme's impact on soldiers' welfare, citing reported suicides and discrimination.
Man Held For Stepson's Murder In Perumbavoor
A man has been arrested in Perumbavoor, Kerala, for allegedly murdering his three-year-old stepson. The child was initially brought to a hospital with head injuries, which the stepfather claimed were from a fall. However, doctors found multiple injury marks, leading to a police investigation that revealed the stepfather had allegedly assaulted the child and banged his head against a wall.
Mahmud's 6-90 Restricts West Indies In Second Bangladesh Test
Fast bowler Hasan Mahmud claimed 6-90 for hosts Bangladesh on Friday as they bowled out West Indies for 356 on the second day of the second Test in Sylhet. But the hosts ended the day struggling at 88-3, still 268 runs behind the visitors' first innings score. Bangladesh, who lost opener Shadman Islam to an ankle injury, reached the close with Towhid Hridoy unbeaten on 29 and Mushfiqur Rahim on 19. Mahmud set a new record for Bangladesh pace bowlers with his fifth five-wicket haul in Tests, surpassing the mark he had previously shared with Shahadat Hossain. He was ably supported by his fellow opening quick Taskin Ahmed and Mehidy Hasan Miraz, who took two wickets each. Amir Jangoo was the top scorer for West Indies and hit 133 off 212 balls, with key contributions by debutant Kevin Wickham (61) and Justin Greaves (51). Whenever we play in Sylhet, there is usually movement and overcast conditions, which tend to favour fast bowlers, Mahmud said after the day's play. But this wicket probably became quite flat after the first one or two hours and was good for batting. Mahmud said Bangladesh were optimistic about their chances. If Mushfiqur and Hridoy can continue this partnership, I think we can reduce their lead. The wicket is still good, and if the batters can apply themselves, I think we can get the job done. But Jangoo believes West Indies posted a competitive total. Our objective was to get past 400, so we are probably disappointed, said Jangoo. Bangladesh bowled beautifully, and we knew the second new ball would be dangerous, he added. But we will still be pleased with scoring more than 350 runs. - Bishop survives hat-trick ball - West Indies resumed the second day on 235-4, with Jangoo unbeaten overnight on 111 and Greaves on 35. The pair continued to chip away at the Bangladesh attack before the hosts took the second new ball. Mahmud then found movement and bounce to surprise Jangoo, who departed after more than five hours at the crease, having struck 13 fours and two sixes. Mahmud struck again off the next ball when captain Roston Chase edged to wicketkeeper Litton Das, creating a hat-trick opportunity. New batter Joshua Bishop survived the hat-trick ball after a review overturned an lbw decision, denying Mahmud a second Test hat-trick. He had achieved the feat against Afghanistan in the UAE in October. Mahmud missed a caught-and-bowled opportunity when Bishop was on nine before removing him for 23 with the help of Litton, who completed a stumping. Miraz then bowled Greaves for 51 to reduce West Indies to 301-8. Shamar Joseph and Jomel Warrican frustrated Bangladesh before taking West Indies to lunch at 322-8. Mahmud broke their 22-run stand by dismissing Joseph for 16, leaving West Indies at 323-9. Warrican added another 33 runs with Jayden Seales before Miraz trapped Seales for 15 to end the innings, with Warrican unbeaten on 27. Bangladesh promoted lower-order batter Nayeem Hasan to open with Tanzid Hasan. But Nayeem edged Seales for five before Tanzid fell for 16 attempting to hit Greaves, leaving the hosts struggling at 22-2. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Captain Najmul Hossain Shanto and Hridoy tried to steady the innings, but Joseph broke their 29-run stand by removing Shanto for 18.
Gurdeep Mehndi hits back at Abhijeet Bhattacharya over Daler Mehndi lip-sync remark
In a surprising twist, Gurdeep Mehndi has taken a stand against Abhijeet Bhattacharya's comments about his father's live performance. Expressing his disappointment, Gurdeep hinted at releasing video evidence to affirm that Daler Mehndi delivered a genuine performance at the controversial event. This debate escalated after a minister's remarks on Daler's perceived disorientation, leading to a wave of support from fellow celebrities who jumped to defend him.
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U.S. added 165,000 jobs in October as 'blowout' report trounces expectations
The US added 165,000 jobs in October, blowing past economists' expectations as the labor market showed strength despite the Federal Reserve's recent rate hikes. The unemployment rate ticked down to 4.1% even amid a slight increase in labor force participation. September's underwhelming jobs report of 29,000 additions was also revised upward to a gain of 60,000 jobs. Heather Long, chief economist at Navy Federal Credit Union, deemed the results a blowout, in a post on X . Economists surveyed by Bloomberg projected a gain of about 70,000 jobs in October and saw the unemployment rate holding steady. Wage growth increased 0.4% from September, better than expectations for 0.3% month-over-month growth. Annual earnings rose 3.1%, beating expectations, but likely still lower than the current rate of inflation. Employers added jobs in a number of sectors of the economy. Professional and business services, which had been seen as more vulnerable to artificial intelligence-related disruptions, added 70,000 roles. Healthcare, long a strong spot for job growth, added a higher-than-average 42,000 positions. Transportation and warehousing jobs rose by 25,000, and manufacturing continued to show strength with 19,000 additions. This is still a low-hire, low-fire market overall, but we could be seeing some green shoots on the hiring side, Jake Krimmel, senior economist at Realtor.com, said in a statement. Other job market measures released earlier this week telegraphed steady hiring though not to the extent of Fridays report blowout number. Job openings and hiring edged higher , the Labor Department's monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey showed; private employers added 86,000 jobs , according to ADP; and layoff plans dropped to a three-year low while seasonal hiring ramped up. Consistent with prior, more partial indicators of the US labor market, the October Jobs Report came in very strong, across the board, economist Mohamed El-Erain posted on X. The solid report will likely give the Federal Reserve more confidence to move forward with another rate hike in December . The central bank will also consider November jobs data and October's inflation figures before its Dec. 9 rate decision. Traders currently see a 79% chance of a 25-basis-point rate hike next month, up from 67% on Thursday, according to CME FedWatch. Today's jobs report is a strong rebuttal to fears that the economy is heading into a meaningful slowdown, Seema Shah, chief global strategist at Principal Asset Management, said in a statement. With wage growth also picking up, a December Fed hike remains firmly on the table despite the recent tightening in financial conditions. Claire Boston is a senior reporter for Yahoo Finance covering housing, mortgages, and home insurance. This article originally appeared on Yahoo Finance at https://finance.yahoo.com/economy/article/a-blowout-us-added-165000-jobs-in-october-trouncing-expectations-135651705.html
S Shankar praises Ramayana, calls Yash a lovable villain
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PV Sindhu Named IOA Athletes' Commission Chairperson, Harmanpreet Her Deputy
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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's meteoric rise continues as Bihar hand him captaincy at 15
At just 15 years old, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has been named the captain of the senior cricket team for Bihar. The Bihar Cricket Association revealed the squad for the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, featuring 17 players, with Suraj Kashyap as vice-captain. The team's journey kicks off on November 14, following Sooryavanshi's standout performances in both the Indian Premier League and international T20 cricket.
India's gold demand picks up as Diwali coincides with price dip
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Europe bomb threats 'likely co-ordinated campaign': Irish government
The hoaxes in Dublin came as more European flights were also hit on November 6 by bomb threats, the latest this week forcing authorities to reroute some planes or escort civilian aircraft with fighter jets
Trump administration scraps meeting of panel that includes Meta's Zuckerberg, Nvidia's Huang
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