September 26, 2026

After 9/11, Canada’s tiny town of Gander sheltered 7,000 Americans for days, providing food and refuge as 38 planes landed there following the attack | World News

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Long before the trade tariffs, barriers and diplomatic tensions between the US and Canada, there was a time when thousands of Americans found unexpected refuge in a tiny Canadian town after 9/11. On September 11, 2001, residents of a small Canadian town thousands of miles from New York suddenly found themselves caring for thousands of…

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‘Plotting a super-tainted majority’: Congress taunts Centre over delay in Parliament prorogation | India News

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File photo: Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh NEW DELHI: Congress on Friday mounted its attack against the centre over the delay in prorogation of Parliament after it adjourned sine die, accusing the government of plotting a “super tainted two-third majority” to get the Delimitation Bill passed in Lok Sabha.In a social media post on X,…

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‘My rhythm wasn’t quite there’: Mohammed Siraj reveals what went wrong in Sri Lanka | Cricket News

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India’s Mohammed Siraj (PTI Photo) Mohammed Siraj believes a two-month break from competitive cricket was behind the loss of pace and rhythm that affected him during India’s recent Test tour of Sri Lanka.The India pacer, however, feels his stint in the Duleep Trophy has helped him rediscover the rhythm he needs before another international season…

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‘He shouldn’t be here’: Nasser Hussain bashes Pakistan with Virender Sehwag example | Cricket News

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Saim Ayub and Virender Sehwag (Image credit: Agencies) Former England captain Nasser Hussain has slammed Pakistan’s decision to bring Saim Ayub into the Test team straight from the Caribbean Premier League (CPL), saying the young batter “shouldn’t be here”.Ayub’s return to the Pakistan Test team ended in a nightmare as he was dismissed for a…

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More than a century ago, a railroad dam blocked Michigan’s Buckhorn Creek; after its removal, the stream is flowing freely again and a new 90-foot bridge now crosses above it

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More than 100 years after a dam built beneath the historic Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad disrupted the natural flow of Buckhorn Creek, the waterway is running free again, and the Fred Meijer White Pine Trail now crosses it on a new 90-foot bridge. The Muskegon River Watershed Assembly (MRWA), which has led the restoration…

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Akshay Kumar: When ‘Haiwaan’ star Akshay Kumar said Sridevi was his first celebrity CRUSH; recalled ‘Meri Biwi Ka Jawaab Nahin’ | Hindi Movie News

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Akshay Kumar once opened up about his admiration for legendary actress Sridevi during an appearance on ‘Koffee With Karan‘. The actor appeared alongside his wife, Twinkle Khanna, on the popular chat show. During the conversation, Akshay Kumar revealed that Sridevi was his first celebrity crush. The revelation also led to a discussion about their only…

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“Poor people get beaten up everywhere”: Delhi e-rickshaw driver alleges police beating after catching suspected thief; video of his emotional account goes viral

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Sameer alleges police hit his hands with a baton at the Libaspur police chowki. “Dil abhi tak ro raha hai sir… chaar din se kaam par nahi gaya hoon… ghar mein khane tak ko nahi hai.” These are the words of Mohd. Sameer, an e-rickshaw driver from Libaspur in Delhi’s Samaypur Badli area, who alleges…

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Two beavers were unexpectedly released in Cornwall; six months later, they have built a dam that is reshaping the landscape and attracting wildlife | World News

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Two beavers appeared unexpectedly at Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Helman Tor nature reserve after six months. Trail cameras have confirmed that the pair has settled into a territory, with their activity becoming more noticeable as water levels dropped in July. They have built their first dam and begun feeding on leaves and woody vegetation, leaving some…

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