“Leaving my old flesh and…”: Travis Hunter explains why he got baptized before Sunday’s game and his faith-filled reply silences critics instantly

Jacksonville Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter embraced his faith before a game, getting baptized at Celebration Church. This deeply personal decision, he explained, signifies a commitment to becoming a better man and leaving his past behind. Hunter’s spiritual journey, guided by his mentors, highlights a profound victory beyond his athletic achievements, inspiring many.

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Dramatic twist: In ASI suicide case, FIR names IPS officer Puran Kumar’s wife, brother-in-law; Haryana govt battling on 2 fronts

Rohtak police registered an FIR for abetment to suicide and criminal conspiracy against four individuals, including the wife and brother-in-law of deceased IPS officer Y Puran Kumar, following ASI Sandeep Kumar Lather’s suicide. Lather accused Kumar of corruption in a final video before his death. The FIR was lodged after Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini…

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‘When he smiles…’: Armaan Khera on working with Bobby Deol in Aryan Khan’s Ba***ds Of Bollywood, lessons he learnt from Shah Rukh Khan

Armaan Khera reflects on his time working on ‘The Ba***ds of Bollywood’. He praised Bobby Deol’s warmth and grounded nature. Khera highlighted Aryan Khan’s perfectionism as a director, noting the extensive rehearsals. He also shared a valuable life lesson from Shah Rukh Khan about remaining human regardless of success. The series featured Lakshya and Bobby…

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‘Illegal, exceeds authority’: Judge blocks Trump admin job cuts amid shutdown; issues temporary order

A US federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order, deeming planned federal employee layoffs during the government shutdown “illegal” and “exceeding authority.” The order, sought by federal labour unions, halts over 4,100 layoff notices sent across eight government agencies. The shutdown continues amid a stalemate between the Republicans and the Democrats over healthcare provisions…

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7 in 10 Americans think US education is headed in the wrong direction: Why are schools and colleges losing credibility?

Americans are increasingly concerned about the direction of US colleges and universities. A recent survey reveals a significant rise in public doubt. Key issues include soaring tuition costs, inadequate job preparation, and concerns about free speech on campus. Both Democrats and Republicans share these worries, highlighting a widespread dissatisfaction with higher education’s value and effectiveness.

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