Gunman Opens Fire in Krakow, Killing at Least 5, Polish Police Say
The authorities said that the gunman, who began shooting from a car near a market square, was shot and taken to a hospital.
Wrexham Kop Stand Expansion: planners clear 7,750-seat upgrade; capacity tops 18,000
2 Killed, 10 Injured In Shooting Near Main Market Square In Poland's Krakow
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk wrote on X that police are investigating a shooting and that he is being informed by the interior ministry.
Accused Of Leaks, Blamed For Defeat: How Susie Wiles Fell From Trump's Favour
On Friday, US President Donald Trump replaced his White House chief of staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, his deputy chief of staff.
Championship roundup: Stoke go top, Norwich hit five and Wrexham hold Wolves
Manchester City break clear of Chelsea in WSL after Bronze
Pensioners must submit Jeevan Pramaan by Nov-end to avoid disruption in pension payments
The government has provided multiple submission options, including the UMANG app, India Post Payments Bank doorstep services, banks, EPFO offices and Common Service Centres. Late submission will not attract a penalty, and pending pension payments will be released along with arrears once the certificate is updated.
Donald Trump celebrates Diwali at White House, receives Hanuman Chalisa from Indian entrepreneur
US President Donald Trump celebrated Diwali at the White House by lighting a traditional diya in the presence of prominent Indian-American leaders, diplomats and senior officials. During the celebration, entrepreneur Vishal Gondal gifted Trump a copy of the Hanuman Chalisa, expressing hopes for stronger India-US ties and peace, prosperity and good health.
Karnataka Flags 31.2% Ethanol in Petrol, State-Run Oil Firms Dispute Tests
The companies said all 893 samples tested across 27 states and Union Territories, including 56 from Karnataka, met the prescribed 19-21% E20 specifications. They have sought laboratory reports and joint independent testing to resolve the dispute.
National Trust votes to seek banking partner more in tune with its environmental policies
Chilli growers lose money despite bumper harvest
Jamalpur farmers lose Tk 6 on every kg sold
Crooked public officials: Mexican Judge arrested in US drug network probe tied to Ryan Wedding
Crooked public officials: Mexican Judge arrested in US drug network probe tied to Ryan Wedding
Vetting candidates is a tricky process but Reform can
Life-changing: parents welcome 10m UK play centre for disabled children
No clear winner after tight New Zealand general election
Weeks of coalition talks could follow after preliminary results pointed to a highly divided national parliament.
'250 years of freedom, but...': Trump walks off stage with bold declaration as GOP faces tough patch
'250 years of freedom, but...': Trump walks off stage with bold declaration as GOP faces tough patch
Delhi government has directed schools to conduct classes up to Class 5 in hybrid mode, allowing students to attend either online or offline amid worsening air pollution. Delhi's 24-hour average AQI reached 382 on Friday, falling in the 'very poor' category
British Man Solves Four Rubik's Cubes While Sprinting, Sets World Record
Scholey completed the challenge in 5 minutes and 9.25 seconds on October 12.
IPL 2027: Hardik Pandya traded to Punjab Kings, Arshdeep Singh moves to Mumbai Indians
Hardik Pandya has reportedly been traded from Mumbai Indians to Punjab Kings in exchange for pacer Arshdeep Singh ahead of IPL 2027. The reported swap will see Hardik reunite with Shreyas Iyer at Punjab Kings, while Arshdeep is set to strengthen Mumbai Indians' pace attack alongside Jasprit Bumrah.
Iran war: Ship hit in Hormuz; Iraqi FM warns of potential regional war
Ship has been hit amid escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz as the Iran war continues to threaten regional stability. Iraq's Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein has warned that the conflict is far from over, raising concerns about renewed military confrontation and the possibility of a wider regional war.
Diwali 2026: Lakshmi Puja Muhurat, Samagri, Bhog and Rituals; Check date and timings
Devotees will worship Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha, offering flowers, sweets, fruits, Panchamrit and traditional bhog. Kali Puja will also be observed, with the Nishita Puja muhurat in Kolkata scheduled from 10:55 pm to 11:46 pm.
Idaho hunters kill 12 newborn wolf pups, get $2,000 each in state-backed scheme
Three hunters in Idaho killed 12 wolf pups, receiving up to $2,000 for each animal. The states programme reimburses hunters, raising concerns over the use of taxpayer money. Critics have condemned these actions as a form of bounty hunting, especially targeting newborn pups. Wildlife experts have expressed concerns about the method of killings and potential effects on wolf populations.
Cyndi Lauper joins NYC charity gala raising $750,000 for animal rescue
At the 2026 Fetch Pet Gala in New York City, stars like Cyndi Lauper and Ariana DeBose brought their talents to the stage, raising over $750,000 for four animal rescue nonprofits. This event also featured adoptable dogs gracing a green carpet, enhancing their chances for adoption. SATELLAI, the event's sponsor, contributed by providing devices to new pet adopters, showcasing a powerful community commitment to animal welfare through celebrity support.
Enjoy your night, lads: UK cop handed abused minor girl back to Pak grooming gang
Enjoy your night, lads: UK cop handed abused minor girl back to Pak grooming gang
The End Of Oak Street will be available to stream globally on HBO Max on November 13, 2026. Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor star in the movie. It is about a family who get transported to the age of dinosaurs. The movie will be available to watch on HBO's channel on November 14. The film has been directed by David Robert Mitchell.
Stephen Miller pushed for 3,000 ICE arrests a day. Now he's Trump's chief of staff.
Washington Top Trump adviser Stephen Miller , who is set to take over the White House chief of staff role on Monday, has driven President Trump's most controversial immigration policies during both of his administrations. Mr. Trump announced the staffing shake-up on Friday, calling Miller one of his most trusted advisers. Miller replaces Susie Wiles, who has been his chief of staff throughout his second term. The move comes after Republicans suffered crippling losses in the midterm elections and as Democrats plan sweeping investigations into the administration's actions, including its immigration enforcement policies. Miller was the architect behind many of those policies and also championed the administration's immigration enforcement expansion, which has been supported by approximately $170 billion that congressional Republicans allocated for immigration enforcement and border security in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which became law in July 2025. During Mr. Trump's first term, Miller helped develop and publicly defend the administration's executive order that restricted entry by nationals of several Muslim-majority countries. The travel ban led to protests around the U.S. and legal challenges. A third iteration of the ban was upheld by the Supreme Court in 2018. He was a leading supporter of the administration's 2018 zero-tolerance immigration policy, which resulted in thousands of family separations, and he pressed for dramatic reductions in refugee admissions. The administration repeatedly lowered the annual refugee admissions ceiling, ultimately setting it at 15,000 for fiscal year 2021, a record low at the time. Under former President Barack Obama, the ceiling was 110,000 for fiscal year 2017. Miller also advocated penalizing legal immigrants who received public benefits and making it harder for them to obtain citizenship. In Mr. Trump's second term, Miller pushed Immigration and Customs Enforcement to make at least 3,000 immigration arrests per day. In May 2025, Miller publicly demanded a dramatic increase in daily arrests, placing pressure on ICE leadership and expanding enforcement beyond immigrants who had been convicted of serious crimes. He also proposed that the National Guard be deployed to support mass deportations. Miller's arrest targets were part of a sweeping expansion of enforcement in communities, workplaces and immigration courts. Detentions of immigrants without criminal histories rose sharply , and increased ICE activity sparked protests across the country. The longtime Trump adviser also championed the use of a wartime law the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to bypass due process and quickly deport alleged Venezuelan gang members to El Salvador, where they were held in a notorious maximum-security prison, known as CECOT. The deportations set off a legal battle, and the Supreme Court blocked the government from immediately deporting the Venezuelans without giving them an opportunity to challenge their removal. As part of the administration's deportation efforts, Miller has supported an aggressive expansion of third-country deportations . The administration has deported immigrants to countries where they have no citizenship or family ties, including several African nations . In May 2025, Miller said the administration was actively considering suspending the constitutional mechanism that allows detainees to challenge their confinement in court. At a March 2026 conference in Miami, Miller argued that military force, rather than traditional criminal law enforcement alone, was needed to defeat cartels. Miller appeared alongside Mr. Trump in the Oval Office this summer as he signed executive orders to refuse citizenship to some children born in the United States, after the Supreme Court struck down his earlier executive order aiming to end birthright citizenship. This article originally appeared on CBS News at https://www.cbsnews.com/news/stephen-miller-chief-of-staff-trump-immigration-policies/
California has taken a progressive step by integrating millions of waste tires into its freeway construction. This innovative approach involves the use of tire-derived aggregate in retaining walls, which effectively minimizes structural pressure. Not only does this practice present numerous advantages in civil engineering, but it also helps conserve natural resources while tackling the tire disposal dilemma.
Baxters fish soup cans recalled over fears they could 'swell and potentially rupture'
A manufacturing fault could cause a batch of the Cullen Skink soup to spoil, and cans could swell and burst.
New Gini housing project attacked again in ECB Chattar
A group of 100 to 150 people allegedly attacked and vandalised the New Gini Properties housing project in Dhaka's ECB Chattar area this afternoon, nearly six weeks after a similar attack on the compound.
According to media reports, US intelligence believes Alice Huang was recruited by China's Ministry of State Security (MSS). Alice had developed a close professional relationship with Jensen through her work in the AI and data centre industry. Their alleged relationship attracted intelligence attention because Nvidia's technology is central to the US-China competition over artificial intelligence.
How New Zealand exposed India batters in Wellington
India's batting struggles came under the spotlight in Wellington as New Zealand exposed key weaknesses in the Indian batting line-up. A closer look at the concerns, missed opportunities and warning signs for Team India.
Hamza, Farhaan to arrive on Monday
Hamza Choudhury and Farhaan Ali Wahid will join the Bangladesh squad on Monday, team manager Amirul Islam Babu confirmed on Saturday.
Indian diplomat elected to UN committee on administration, budgets
Shivani Gupta will begin her three-year term in January 2027
Eyes On Indian Ocean, China Expands Naval Fleet To Over 400 Ships
The growing presence has become a major concern for American military planners. China now has more naval ships than the US, and its fleet continues to expand at a pace that Washington is finding difficult to match.
Italian Foreign Minister says pro-Russian hackers targeted him over Ukraine support
Moscow has not commented on the incident. Russia has consistently denied any involvement in cyberattacks or hacking operations abroad
Rachel Uchitel spends $100,000 on cosmetic surgery after years of fillers
Rachel Uchitel, who made headlines in 2009 after being linked to golfer Tiger Woods, has reportedly spent $100,000 on cosmetic surgery. The 51-year-old podcast host underwent a facelift, brow lift and other procedures after years of facial fillers and aesthetic treatments left her unhappy with her appearance. She says she wanted a fresher, more natural look.
Tripura: Left Front, Congress hold talks on possible alliance for Urban Local Body polls
Reported by Mrinal Kanti Banik Agartala: The possibility of an electoral understanding between the Left Front and the Congress for the upcoming urban local body (ULB) elections in Tripura remains open, with a decision expected within the next one or two days, CPI(M) state secretary and Leader of the Opposition Jitendra Chaudhury said on Saturday. [] The post Tripura: Left Front, Congress hold talks on possible alliance for Urban Local Body polls appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Divers find 1944 shipwreck 400 feet deep off Maine coast after 82 years
Divers from the Nomad Exploration Team located the wreck of the SS Cornwallis nearly 400 feet underwater. This ship was torpedoed by a German submarine in December 1944, resulting in the deaths of 43 crew members. The submarine also secretly landed two Nazi spies on the coast of Maine just days before. The discovery highlights an important historical event involving espionage during World War II.
UK bride brings wedding dress to hospital for dance with ailing father
Sinead Jackson's wedding was uniquely touched by bittersweet circumstances as her father, Leslie Healy, was hospitalized only days before the event. Hospital personnel facilitated a heartwarming moment, allowing Sinead to don her wedding dress for a dance with her father. Though Leslie couldn't physically attend, technology enabled him to witness the ceremony.
The Trump admin wants underwater data centers. 1 non-profit is already preparing.
The skyline of Cleveland, Ohio, on 30 September 2023. Photograph: Photo by Mike Kline (notkalvin)/Getty Images While Elon Musk has often touted putting datacenters in space, reports suggest that another geographic area may soon become a widespread target: our lakes and oceans . Two underwater datacenters are already in operation off the coast of China, and recent reports suggest that the Trump administration is considering plans for four proposed underwater, sealed-pod datacenters to be built off the shores of Maine and Alaska . At a campaign rally in Ohio last month, Donald Trump said of datacenters: Theres so much money to be made for Ohio theyll go to China we want them. Underwater iterations are particularly attractive to tech companies as they largely eliminate community opposition and controversy around datacenters in residential areas on land. In theory, underwater datacenters could also significantly cut down on utility costs, another issue thats currently riling communities across the country. A Microsoft project set up off the coast of northern Scotland in 2018 found that after two years, server failures were reduced by 87% compared with on-land datacenter equivalents. Microsoft executives saw the project, which ended after two years, as an unmitigated success. That makes the cool, salt-free waters of the Great Lakes, home to 30 million people in major cities such as Chicago, Toronto and Detroit, potentially attractive to datacenter companies. A spokesperson for the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said: The EPA supports development of data center infrastructure that is essential to remaining the world leader in Super Intelligence while using its statutory authorities to protect water quality. But the environmental consequences of any similar project in the freshwater Great Lakes, which those tens of millions of people depend on for drinking water every day, could be significant. Local environmental activists are already worried and sounding the alarm even though no underwater datacenter projects are currently proposed for the region. For them, they think it is better to be prepared than surprised, given the high stakes of the ecologically sensitive ecosystem. We are concerned because if you think about what a datacenter does, it throws off a lot of heat. Lake Erie already has an issue with harmful algal blooms, and they develop because of heat, not only because of fertilizers and agricultural runoff, said John Lipaj of the Lake Erie Foundation , a non-profit based in Ohio. The floor of Lake Erie on the US side falls under the jurisdiction of the state of Ohio. In the past, its state government, where Republicans hold a supermajority, proposed a law making it easier for datacenter companies to discharge wastewater into public waterways. That measure was denied by the states EPA last July following a public outcry. Of the eight US Great Lakes states, only New York currently has a temporary state-wide moratorium on datacenter construction. That ends in mid-2027. Were also concerned about the possibility of contamination and leaks. These have not been around a long time, said Lipaj. We are concerned about the types of fluid contained in a datacenter, the batteries and electrical equipment. These are all things that could lead to a catastrophic failure that we dont want happening in the Great Lakes. Lake Erie is home or close to major cities such as Cleveland, Detroit and Buffalo and is already by far the warmest of the five Great Lakes during summer months. It also ranks as one of the most polluted large lakes in the country in large part due to agricultural runoff in its western basin. A number of fish species are under threat due to the lakes warming trend. Warm water can impact aquatic life and ecosystems in a number of ways. One immediate effect is what is known as a thermal shock, said Helena Volzer of the Alliance for the Great Lakes, an environmental group based in Chicago. Aquatic organisms are highly sensitive to temperature changes, and even a small, rapid increase of just 2-5F can be dramatic for the aquatic ecosystem. When a facility releases warm water, it can alter metabolism and increase oxygen demand, reduce dissolved oxygen availability, disrupt food webs [and] force fish to move away from preferred habitats. On 3 November, residents of Conneaut, a Lake Erie community of about 12,000 people an hours drive north-east of Cleveland, voted in favor of a charter amendment to prohibit the construction of large datacenters in its area. But the idea of offshore underwater datacenters is not a popular one here. Being one of the largest freshwater sources in the world, I would be very much for protecting that resource, said Mariana Branch, a Conneaut council member who lives a short distance from the Lake Erie shoreline. Branch said she hadnt previously been aware of the idea of datacenters operating underwater. Technology is moving so quickly, its difficult for cities to keep up with, she said. Still, some suggest that following Microsofts lead in Scotland may have some merit considering the public opposition to on-land equivalents; and, unlike the open ocean, there are no large fauna in the Great Lakes ecosystems. They require a lot of energy for cooling one of the biggest advantages of these underwater datacenters is the low cooling cost [associated]. They dont have to spend a lot to cool the servers, said Nir Kshetri, a professor of emerging technologies at the University of North Carolina Greensboro. Datacenters have been a big issue for communities and in the recent elections. Also, datacenters dont have to worry about any latency problems because they can be located close to large population centers where they are needed. A lake is a great place to do a datacenter. Cold water is even better. However, the Great Lakes are not without significant challenges to any such project. Last winter saw one of the most extensive Great Lakes freeze-ups in decades, with almost all of Lake Erie and up to half of the four other lakes freezing over up to several feet deep. Experts say it isnt clear to what extent ice cover could affect underwater projects. Whats more, a Microsoft spokesperson said: We have no plans to deploy an underwater datacenter in any location at this time, and: Our focus today is on building and operating datacenters responsibly on land. A spokesperson for Ohios EPA said it had not yet received any applications to permit an underwater datacenter in its part of Lake Erie. For its part, Lipaj says the Lake Erie Foundation has contacted state representatives and state senators in New York, Ohio and Michigan to discuss the issue. Whether or not they happen, [were saying] lets propose to state legislatures in Great Lakes states that they consider that this may be coming down the line and lets get some regulations in place before the datacenter developers make their proposals and then state legislators are scrambling. Thats what were trying to avoid. Were exercising an abundance of caution, he said. The Great Lakes states should take some leadership in this, get the regulations written so that nothing is forced on them. This article originally appeared on The Guardian at https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/trump-administration-wants-underwater-datacenters-140014506.html
Hollywood banks on Ebenezer to bring Johnny Depp in from the cold
Standing in the way of slop bowls: the woman blocking food delivery robots
Around 200 years ago, a brilliant team of engineers in England created the Hay Inclined Plane, revolutionizing canal boat transport. This ingenious design enabled boats to move between the River Severn and the Shropshire Canal bypassing locks. By harnessing gravity and the power of counterweights, the system enhanced transport efficiency. As railways became more prevalent in the 19th century, its importance waned.
New Zealand faces weeks of uncertainty with election
Iran's Revolutionary Guards ready to change nuclear doctrine if Mojtaba orders
Iran's Revolutionary Guards ready to change nuclear doctrine if Mojtaba orders
Kiwis reap rewards of gamble on 'freak of nature' Ponga
Kalyn Ponga's return to Rugby League World Cup action, just 23 days after breaking his arm, was a risk. But New Zealand head coach Stacey Jones felt it was a risk worth taking - and was proved right.
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Outstanding in all aspects: Simmons hails Hridoys record-breaking double ton
Simmons was particularly impressed by the young batter's game awareness and ability to manage the tail, highlighting how he balanced his own scoring with giving the lower-order batters opportunities to contribute.
TDP wins 20 MPTC seats, leads in 67 more in Guntur district
Of the 193 MPTC seats taken up for counting across 13 mandals, the JSP wins four, the YSRCP two and BJP one; the TDP is leading in seven ZPTC seats and the JSP in two
Karnataka High Court quashes BJPs defamation case against Siddaramaiah, Shivakumar and KPCC
Court extends benefit of an earlier order of quashing proceedings against Rahul Gandhi in same case
Sabarimala gets major security boost ahead of pilgrimage season
The initiatives include an AI-based smart parking system at Nilackal to streamline vehicle management, wrist-tag initiative for children accompanying pilgrims, and setting up of temporary police stations
Yathindra inaugurates new ICU at K.R. Hospital, reviews healthcare facilities
Keralam Orders Petrol Pump Checks After Karnataka Excess Ethanol Row
Samples will be collected from various locations in Thiruvananthapuram, Ernakulam, Kozhikode and Kannur districts and sent for testing
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Cracker waste collection drive for gated communities in Tambaram and OMR
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In an innovative environmental move, Miami-Dade County has submerged sections of a demolished bridge to form artificial reefs. This effort is designed to foster diverse marine life, including fish, sponges, and corals. While studies indicate that concrete is superior for building these reefs, they still fall short of the biodiversity found in natural settings. This undertaking could inspire similar projects in coastal cities nationwide.
Airstrike kills 22 people near Yemen's capital, Houthi official says
Footage from Houthi-run Al-Masirah TV of the aftermath of November 7 strikes showed staff carrying limp bodies of young children out of ambulances, bringing the casualties to a local hospital
Farmers asked to download the app and register themselves; App shows details of availablity of fertilizer stocks and shops
Nilgiri Mountain Railway services cancelled till November 10
Land acquisition and construction of Kuttikkada railway overbridge will meet deadline, says MLA
Chief Minister has already clarified in the board of directors meeting and the Assembly that ongoing policy discussions regarding KIIFB projects will not affect the current construction and land acquisition procedures, says Vishnu Mohan, MLA
Nellore DLSA chief calls for mediation to speed up case resolutions
Both the Nellore and Kadapa District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) centres conduct awareness programmes ahead of National Legal Services Day which will be observed on November 9
Gurnoor Brar: 'Picking right time to bowl bouncers is important'
India pacer stuck to his strengths in the seamer-friendly conditions to pick up 4 for 30 against New Zealand
217 children of PSG Manavar Illam celebrate Deepavali
Yathindra clarifies Ambari remarks, says Maharajas built palace with public money
Seeks to end row with royal family, urges continued support for Nada Habba
IAFs IL-76 heavy-lift plane makes record 13,600-foot touchdown at Nyoma aircraft in eastern Ladakh
The Defence Ministry has been focusing on enhancing infrastructure at almost all airfields along the LAC including the Advanced Landing Grounds (ALGs) as per operational requirements
How Kashmir could bloom into Indias off-season marigold hub
Istanbul landfill generates power but leaks 7.4 tonnes of methane hourly, satellite data finds
Mahjong in India: The tile game finding its way into Deepavali parties
This Deepavali, mahjong is making its way to parties across India, challenging the traditional taash gathering. With clubs, coaching classes and tournaments gaining popularity, we check out Chennais new mahjong clubs to learn the strategic tile game
'Run bulldozer over our bodies': Mamata protests after 'attack' on Abhishek Banerjee's house
Ranji Trophy | From plans to mindset, Uday Saharan is clear about his path
New York founder turned 1,000 cancelled meals into a food initiative that has donated 4 million
Car crashes into wall on under-construction expressway, 4 killed
Yadgir: Four young men were killed on the spot after their car rammed into a roadside wall on the under-construction Chennai-Surat Expressway near the Ibrahim DBL Camp in Shahapur taluk of Yadgir district late Friday night, November 6. The deceased have been identified as Gururaj Chavan, 35, Reddy Rathod, 33, Govind Chavan, 28, and Kumar Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
First-aid, breastfeeding room opened at Coimbatore Regional Science Centre
In 1935, a Black linguist recorded Louisiana Creole speakers on aluminium discs
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Injured Josh Tongue out of Australia ODIs
Fast bowler will return to UK to have big toe problem assessed
MI set to trade Hardik to PBKS for Arshdeep
Once the trade goes through, MI will have a new captain for IPL 2027
Kyle Jamieson press conference: On New Zealand's defeat to India, bowling performance & more
Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, is a Chinese citizen whose reported career spans TV journalism, banking, investment management and AI infrastructure. She became the subject of US intelligence scrutiny because of her reported connections with Huang and her position in the AI computing industry. US intelligence officials reportedly suspected that she was gathering information about Nvidia and its advanced AI chips.
