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Jordan Spieth launched his family foundation early in his PGA Tour career, and a decade later it had surpassed $10 million in grants to 137 community partners. The foundation supports junior golf, pediatric cancer, individuals with special needs, and military families and veterans, with recent work including a $500,000 St. Jude grant and a Childrens Health endowment

India will have two captains during the five-match ODI series against New Zealand. Shubman Gill will lead the team in the first three matches, while Shreyas Iyer will take over for the final two games.

The Gauhati High Court has granted bail to Sandipon Garg, the suspended Assam Police DSP, linked to the controversial death of his cousin, Zubeen Garg. Arrested by the Special Investigation Team, Sandipon follows Amritprava Mahanta, the first accused, who also received bail. Additionally, the Supreme Court emphasized the need for an expedited trial for festival organizer Shyamkanu Mahanta amidst discussions on the nature of Zubeen's deathaccidental or conspiratorial.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has expressed concerns over the US diesel deal with Russia. He warned that this agreement could provide additional funds for Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine. Zelenskyy emphasized the need for Europe to increase support to Ukraine as missile attacks continue. The president requested significant financial assistance to maintain Ukraine's defense against Russian aggression.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has accused the Israel Defense Forces of grossly violating international law and fuelling further escalation in Lebanon. Following talks with Lebanese Foreign Minister Youssef Rajji in Moscow, Lavrov welcomed direct talks between Israel and Lebanon, mediated by Washington. He called for an early ceasefire and a political settlement, warning that civilians are bearing the brunt of the fighting. Moscow urged implementation of the relevant long-standing UN Sec

Russia and the United States are set to announce new initiatives beyond their recent diesel agreement. Discussions reportedly include collaborative data centre projects powered by Russian nuclear energy. Supplies of diesel have begun reaching international markets following the deal with the United States. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has criticized the arrangement, expressing concerns about its implications for energy revenue.

India's men's cricket team has announced its line-up for the upcoming New Zealand tour, revealing the ODI and Test squads. The tour will host five ODIs followed by two Tests after the T20I series wraps up. Shubman Gill is set to captain the ODIs, with Shreyas Iyer stepping in for the last two.

Originating from humble beginnings, Mailchimp evolved within two decades from a small business tool to a powerhouse in the marketing industry. Launched by The Rocket Science Group's Ben Chestnut and Dan Kurzius, it caught the attention of Intuit, who acquired it for around $12 billion in 2021. With a sharp focus on customer-centric innovation and maintaining independence, Mailchimp solidified its status as a leader in global digital marketing.

A neo-Nazi teen attempted a mass shooting at a Hindu temple in Illinois, but his rifle jammed. The attack highlights ongoing debates about gun violence and societal issues, including parenting and mental health. Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi expressed horror that the attack targeted Indian Americans during worship. Many lawmakers condemned the incident, emphasizing the need to address religious and racial hatred in society.

Imran Khan remains in prison. His party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), has now lost control of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, its last provincial stronghold, after Pakistan imposed emergency and governors rule.The federal government says the move was necessary to address rising militant violence and the provincial administrations alleged failure to support counterterrorism efforts. PTI has rejected the justification and challenged the decision in court, calling it an attempt to weaken the party and block

Is the US-Iran war heading for another round? According to The Wall Street Journal, the nuclear-powered USS George Washington is loading munitions and preparing fighter jets in the Arabian Sea as the Pentagon maintains its ability to launch potential new strikes against Iran. The USS George H.W. Bush is also in the region, while the USS Theodore Roosevelt is expected to reinforce American naval forces. Meanwhile, Iranian forces have intensified maritime operations near the Strait of Hormuz, with

Shubman Gill is set to return to action for Punjab in the 2026-27 Ranji Trophy season. He will play in the second-round match against Chhattisgarh starting on October 18. Gill missed the opening match against Assam, which was led by Uday Saharan. Recently, Gill was honored as the ICC Men's Player of the Month for the fifth time.

Ramaswamy is running to become Ohio governor, a position he perhaps sees as a stepping stone to something bigger in the party. Yet Ramaswamys association with Trump is increasingly becoming a liability among neutral voters, while his faith and skin colour are proving a deterrent among parts of the MAGA base.

Senator Bernie Sanders has warned that Maine could play a decisive role in determining control of the US Senate in the November midterm elections. Campaigning for Democratic Senate candidate Troy Jackson, Sanders argued that defeating Republican Senator Susan Collins could help end Republican control of the chamber and challenge President Donald Trump's agenda. He also warned that the race could be extremely close, urging voters to turn out in large numbers.

India bowling coach Morne Morkel discusses India's bowling concerns, Arshdeep Singh's fitness, Bhuvneshwar Kumar's return and the challenges ahead of the 5th T20I against West Indies.

Elon Musk says powerful Indian oligarchs are blocking Starlink. Then he names Mukesh Ambani. Now US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is expected to meet Ambani during his India visit. Is Washington stepping into the billionaire feud? Reliance says it welcomes Starlink and all competition, but insists every company must follow Indian law. New Delhi says Starlink is not being singled out. Security clearance is pending for multiple applicants. The issue is bigger than telecom rivalry. Starlink is cri

Donald Trumps unexpected remark at a White House luncheon has sparked a wave of online speculation. While explaining why he avoids smoking, drinking and drugs, the US president said he had very severe problems a comment that quickly drew attention. Some social media users interpreted his words as a reference to his health, while others focused on how he appeared to catch himself mid-sentence. However, these online reactions are speculation, not verified medical findings. Trump also discussed th

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed delivered a fiery response to US Vice President JD Vance during a campaign rally in Marquette. Responding to Vance reportedly calling him a little weasel, El-Sayed declared, What you're talking about is a Wolverine. He also mocked Vance's Ohio roots, ridiculed his Michigan rally and accused him of lecturing Americans about patriotism.

India has expanded its crude oil supply sources from 27 to 41 countries to improve energy security. The government is also increasing its refining capacity and exploring new oil sources in response to geopolitical concerns. Minister Hardeep Singh Puri emphasized the impact of global shipping disruptions on domestic industries and households. He outlined plans to enhance domestic energy production through initiatives like the Samudra Manthan scheme.

Recalling his sacrifices for Nitish Kumar, Anant Snigh claimed: Who has made as many sacrifices as I have? Nitish Kumar was nothing back then. He used to roam around here and there. At that time, while being with Nitish Kumar, I got nine people murdered, Singh said. However, later the leader clarified that his remarks was misinterpreted and that he was referring to the killing of nine of his associates.

Donald Trump indicated that the US may target Iran's Pickaxe Mountain facility to deter nuclear weapon development. He stated that nuclear weapons would not be necessary for achieving US objectives in the situation. The remarks followed ongoing US-Israeli strikes against Iran since February, amid rising tensions. Iran's foreign ministry denied any nuclear activity at the site, labeling US threats as baseless.

With a remarkable contribution of $13 million, Oprah Winfrey has solidified her legacy at the National Museum of African American History and Culture. Her financial support was instrumental in the museum's fundraising efforts, culminating in the naming of the Oprah Winfrey Theater. This theater serves as a vital space for public events, fostering discussions surrounding African American history and cultural narratives.

Siblings are embroiled in a legal conflict over the fate of their family-owned 60-acre farm in Pennsylvania. A sister residing on the land sought to sell it despite having a long-term tenancy. In response, her siblings filed an urgent petition to block the sale, citing property rights. The Pennsylvania Superior Court supported the injunction, illustrating the complicated nature of co-ownership and informal familial arrangements in property disputes.

Anvay is captaining a 16-member Karnataka squad in the tournament, which began in Visakhapatnam earlier this month. His appointment as captain comes 10 months after he made his India U19 debut against Afghanistan in Sri Lanka in November last year.

Delhi Police has served a notice to Abhijeet Dipke barring him from holding a Tiranga march, shortly after the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) called for a march at CP Park in Connaught Place.

A 14-ft king cobra was safely rescued from a pond in Beherasahi village under Chuiposhi in Odishas Kaptipada forest area after locals alerted authorities. The snake had slipped into a pond belonging to Ajay Soren when a team from the forest department and trained snake rescuers arrived. After waiting patiently, the team carefully pulled the reptile out of the water.

The Times of India Sports Awards (TOISA) will return for its ninth edition in Dehradun on December 6, 2026. The awards will recognise Indias sporting achievements across disciplines, with the Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya and the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow among the major events shaping the year. The ceremony will bring together athletes and teams whose performances have represented India on national and international stages.

India has dismissed Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal's remarks regarding its electoral process as unwarranted and uninformed. The Ministry of External Affairs warned that her comments interfere with Indias democratic practices. India's Ambassador to the US, Vinay Mohan Kwatra, also rejected these allegations as unacceptable interference. The Election Commission of India is currently conducting a nationwide revision of electoral rolls in various phases.

Real Madrid have generated a record 1.221 billion in operating revenue for 2025-26, becoming the first sports organisation to cross the 1.2 billion mark despite ending the season without a major trophy. From the renovated Santiago Bernabu and lucrative Adidas, Emirates and HP sponsorships to squad investments and global social programmes, here is how the club built its financial success, along with the accounting detail behind the historic milestone.

The US war with Iran exposed Tehrans ability to disrupt the global economy by blocking the Strait of Hormuz. Before the war, around 19 million barrels of crude oil were exported daily from the Middle East. However, September data from tanker-tracking firm Kpler showed oil flows recovering to an average of 16 million barrels per day, the highest since the conflict began.

AISA chief Neha Bora was detained by Delhi Police while heading to a protest, and was taken to an unknown location. CJP leader Abhijeet Dipke was also detained at his residence shortly before the protest. Police stated the situation remained peaceful despite the detentions and heightened security in the capital. Hundreds of protesters gathered at Connaught Place and Mandi House, waving national flags.

In a recent case before the ITAT Mumbai, the Income Tax Department carried out searches at a woman's residence and bank lockers, and seized diamonds, gold and silver articles, along with jewellery, which it treated as unexplained assets. The seized items included gold jewellery of 427.71 grams, 258 grams of pure gold, diamond-studded jewellery containing 161.33 grams of gold, and articles made of a silver mixture weighing 11.200 kg.