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As Trump blames Frances unrest on immigration and urges Macron to close borders, expert warns law-abiding Indians could get caught in the crossfire

A Texas woman whose home was auctioned for $20,000 in 2018 over an unrelated debt has been allowed to continue challenging the sale. Francine Lee Lankford claims the property was her permanent home and legally protected from such a sale. On October 21, 2026, an appeals court ruled that her claim required further examination, but did not restore her ownership.

Frances protests raise a bigger question: is the West confronting the consequences of its own policies. Is immigration the real problem or are immigrants becoming convenient scapegoats for deeper economic, social and political failures? On this episode of Faultline, Ananya Dasgupta speaks to Sushant Sareen about immigration, assimilation and the growing political backlash across Western societies. From the US, France and Britain to Poland and Hungary, we examine the debate over borders, integrat

Sanju Samson addresses the media, discussing social media, Indias win and other key talking points in his press conference.

New Zealands Glenn Phillips addresses the teams struggles, Indias batting performance and key takeaways in the press conference.

Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls is becoming more accessible in several states, with authorities easing documentation requirements and simplifying verification procedures. From Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh to Delhi and Maharashtra, voters are being offered alternatives to tracing family links in older electoral rolls. Booth-Level Officers are visiting homes, collecting documents, assisting applicants and identifying eligible voters left out during revision. Delhi has resolved aro

The International Union for Conservation of Nature recently highlighted the alarming vulnerability of coral reefs, predicting that by 2075, nearly all shallow-water coral systems may collapse due to rising ocean temperatures. This impending crisis threatens not only marine biodiversity but also the local communities that depend on these ecosystems for their livelihoods.

Donald Trump wants to rename the Atlantic Ocean the American Ocean but Google CEO Sundar Pichai reportedly turned down the idea! Speaking at a campaign rally in South Carolina, Trump revealed that he had contacted Google about renaming the Atlantic, only to be told that oceans are different because they touch multiple countries. Trump initially appeared ready to drop the idea, saying he would probably pass, before declaring, Were going to call it the American Ocean.

Mohammad Irfaj, a 22-year-old migrant labourer from Bihar, allegedly murdered his 25-year-old wife Ruksana over infidelity suspicions. The couples relationship had deteriorated, leading to frequent quarrels about her phone conversations. On October 10, Irfaj killed Ruksana with a stone and concealed her body in a stormwater drain. Police discovered her body three days later and identified her after public inquiries.

Joe Root achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first English batter to surpass 8,000 runs in ODIs. This achievement occurred during a match against Sri Lanka in the Pakistan ODI Tri-Series. Root scored 69 runs off 66 balls and has reached a career total of 8,005 runs in 197 matches. His records include 20 centuries and 49 half-centuries, highlighting his batting prowess.

Seven oil tankers sustained damage in the Strait of Hormuz as a result of attacks and naval mines. Four of the tankers reportedly caught fire while transferring oil, creating significant challenges. Iranian authorities have warned of potential targeting of US bases if the situation escalates.

Indias BrahMos missile is among its key supersonic strike weapons. But its weight limits which fighter aircraft can carry it. Enter BrahMos NG, a lighter, more compact version that could expand the missiles reach across Indias fighter fleet.In this video, we explain how BrahMos NG could change the capabilities of the Su-30MKI and Tejas, its expected speed and range, its potential radar-signature reduction, and the delays affecting its development.With flight testing potentially moving to 2027, k

audi Arabia has F-15 fighter jets, Patriot missile batteries and one of the Middle Easts largest defence budgets. Yet the Houthi movement in Yemen continues to pose a challenge with missiles, cruise missiles and explosive drones.So how does a force with far fewer conventional military resources threaten a much stronger opponent?In this video, we break down Saudi Arabias military advantage, its layered air-defence systems, the Houthis asymmetric arsenal and the cost of intercepting relatively che

Chasing 226, India got off to a flying start but lost their way in the middle overs before captain Shreyas Iyer and Naman Dhir helped them cross the finish line with two balls to spare.

A years-long dispute between neighbours in Michigan over flooding and water flowing across their properties resulted in both sides receiving compensation. A jury awarded $85,000 to William Michael Coan and Cindy Plant and $91,250 to Robert Ercolani. On October 20, 2026, the Michigan Court of Appeals upheld both awards and an independent drainage plan intended to address the flooding.

Since October 2025, NBA superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo has strategically invested approximately $70 million in various real estate ventures. His family's company, Ante, has facilitated several significant purchases, including apartment complexes in Wisconsin, Brooklyn, and Chicago. Notably, he recently acquired a lavish $13.5 million mansion in Pinecrest, Florida, after joining the Miami Heat. These investments reflect Antetokounmpo's commitment to expanding his financial portfolio beyond baske

Apple has introduced a purchase cap that limits online customers to two iPhones per transaction. This rule applies to all iPhone models currently available on the official website. Buyers can mix and match two different devices or purchase two units of the same model. Attempts to add a third phone trigger an explicit warning from the checkout system. This limitation aims to prevent bulk purchases by resellers and scalpers.

After an extensive two-year renovation, the Hyde Park Gardens duplex in London stands elegantly restored. Spanning 4,071 square feet, the lavish residence boasts three bedrooms and bathrooms, complemented by a private terrace overlooking four acres of communal greens. Available for 11.5 million, its perfect for those craving luxury and convenience, with nearby attractions including Connaught Village and accessible transport at Lancaster Gate and Paddington stations.

Russia is reviewing the invitation for President Vladimir Putin to attend the upcoming G20 summit in December. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov indicated that no final decision has been made yet. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced Putin's potential attendance could facilitate discussions with various world leaders. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy mentioned the possibility of a trilateral meeting involving Ukraine, Russia, and the United States.

Christa Pikes recovery is showing signs of progress, but could the Tennessee death row inmate face execution again? The 50-year-old is reportedly walking more independently and speaking more clearly after surviving a botched lethal injection attempt on September 30. According to her attorney, Pikes physical condition is improving, and she can now communicate in complete sentences. However, doctors are still monitoring her cognitive and psychological functioning, with another month or longer pote

Germany has informed Boeing it will not buy the MQ-28 Ghost Bat drone as it adjusts its plans. The country is looking to acquire F-35 fighter jets while delaying its uncrewed combat aircraft program to early 2030s. Other companies are emerging as competitors, offering alternative drone solutions by 2029. This shift reflects ongoing discussions on military procurement and strategic autonomy amid increasing global security concerns.