First time since 2020, Russia’s flag and national anthem return to Olympics as IOC eases restrictions | More sports News

Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games – Opening Ceremony – Abdoulaye Wade Stadium, Diamniadio, Senegal – October 31, 2026 Russia athletes during the opening ceremony Russia has returned to the Olympic stage with its national flag and anthem for the first time since 2020, with 13 athletes competing at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games in…

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Jailer 2 Full Movie Collection: ‘Jailer 2’ box office collection day 19 [LIVE]: Rajinikanth starrer surpasses Rs 534 crore India gross; continues strong theatrical run | Tamil Movie News

Nelson Dilipkumar’s ‘Jailer 2’ continues its theatrical run even as the film enters its third week. Starring Rajinikanth in the lead role, the action entertainer has crossed several major box-office milestones in India and overseas. After a strong weekend performance, the film has witnessed a drop in daily collections on Monday. However, it continues to…

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Shafali Verma’s heroics, Harmanpreet’s catch and Deepti’s five-for: The night that changed Indian women’s cricket forever with ODI World Cup win | Cricket News

India’s players celebrate after winning the ICC Women’s World Cup final ODI cricket match between India Women and South Africa Women, at the DY Patil Stadium, in Navi Mumbai. (PTI Photo) India’s long wait for a maiden Women’s World Cup title ended on November 2, 2025, when Harmanpreet Kaur and her teammates beat South Africa…

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Meet Emily Herra, 17-year-old New York student who helped turn a neglected 3,600-square-foot lot into a community garden with pollinator habitat and a 130-foot mural, then won a $10,000 prize in 2026

When Emily Herra was 12, she tried to introduce a composting programme at her school. The idea was met with resistance from administrators who believed it would be too complicated to implement. But the young New Yorker persisted, eventually getting the programme running and setting her sights on a bigger challenge: transforming a neglected patch…

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A woman who came to Kentucky on a fiance visa signed a prenup 11 days after arriving; her husband disclosed assets above $1 million versus her $39,000, and an appeals court upheld the agreement after their divorce

Woman claimed pressure and limited English affected her understanding of the agreement (Representational photo) A woman who moved from China to Kentucky on a fiance visa and signed a prenuptial agreement just 11 days after arriving in the United States has lost her attempt to overturn the agreement following her divorce.Yuancong Zhang challenged the agreement…

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Joy Crizildaa and Madhampatty Rangaraj celebrate son Raga’s first birthday as actor’s first wife Shruthi Rangaraj shares family photo |

A year after welcoming their son, fashion designer Joy Crizildaa and celebrity chef-actor Madhampatty Rangaraj have come together to celebrate his first birthday. The little boy, Raga Rangaraj, marked the special occasion in the presence of his parents, close relatives and friends. Pictures from the birthday celebration have now surfaced on social media, drawing attention…

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Meet Hollie Tang, the California high school student who built a camera-based system to control computers with tongue movements and eye blinks, then won the top $10,000 IEEE Presidents’ Scholarship in 2026

Hollie Tang’s technology enables users to navigate devices through tongue movements and eye blinks (Photo: IEEE) A California high school student has won the top $10,000 IEEE Presidents’ Scholarship for 2026 after developing a system that allows people with movement-related disabilities to control computers and other devices using their tongue and eye movements.Hollie Tang, a…

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In 1917, a Utah businessman found that transporting bricks by road was too expensive; he sent them through the postal system instead, until the sheer volume forced the US government to intervene

Coltharp exploited postal rates, shipping individually wrapped bricks in 50-pound boxes to build his Utah bank. In the early days of America’s Parcel Post system it seemed everything that could fit within the rules was fair game for delivery. Farmers sent crops, families sent food and household goods, and businesses soon discovered that the postal…

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