Farah Khan compares Baba Ramdev to Salman Khan as she visits his ashram: ‘He also lives in 1BHK and has built palaces for everyone else’

Farah Khan’s visit to Baba Ramdev’s ashram in Haridwar for her cooking vlog led to humorous exchanges, including a comparison between Ramdev and Salman Khan’s simple living despite grand constructions. Meanwhile, Salman Khan recently met with the Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh and received a traditional Thangka Canvas painting. He is currently shooting for Battle Of…

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Nick Sirianni shuts down Chiefs’ criticism over tush push, denies Eagles committed false start violations

The Eagles’ “tush push” play is under scrutiny after their victory against the Chiefs, with accusations of early movement by linemen. Coach Sirianni defended the play, citing the difficulty of officiating in real-time and the need for precision. Despite the controversy and previous attempts to ban it, Philadelphia remains committed to perfecting the tactic.

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Canada loses 66,000 jobs in August: Here’s why the labour market is slowing down

Canada lost 66,000 jobs in August 2025, driven by a sharp decline in part-time work, pushing the unemployment rate to 7.1%—the highest since 2016, excluding pandemic years. Core-aged workers were hit hardest, with notable losses in manufacturing, tech, and transport sectors. Youth unemployment remained elevated, particularly among returning students. Ontario led provincial declines. Wage growth…

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Arkansas bets on school choice: Can the LEARNS act lift all boats in education?

Arkansas has emerged as a laboratory for one of America’s boldest education experiments, with the 2023 LEARNS Act redefining reform through school choice, teacher pay hikes, literacy initiatives, and charter expansion. Rooted in Kennedy’s “rising tide” metaphor, the legislation wagers that competition will strengthen all schools—though critics warn it could widen inequities and erode public…

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