Madhya Pradesh: 6 children die of kidney failure; certain medicines including cough syrups temporarily banned

Six children in Madhya Pradesh’s Chhindwara district died from kidney complications between September 4 and 26, prompting a health investigation. The children initially suffered from colds, coughs, and fevers before their conditions worsened. Health officials have temporarily banned certain cough syrups found in their homes as state and national teams examine various samples to determine…

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Elon Musk cancels Netflix subscription over Hamish Steele comments: Here’s what he said that angered Tesla CEO

Elon Musk cancelled his Netflix subscription after the platform employed Hamish Steele, who allegedly mocked the assassination of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk. Musk, who previously called Kirk’s death “cold-blooded murder,” reacted strongly to Steele’s comments, labeling him a “groomer” and condemning those celebrating the killing.

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‘Rigged house with explosives’: Munich man blows up parents’ home in bid to kill self; another found injured mysterious gunshot wounds

A man was found dead in a detached house in northern Munich early Wednesday after reports of multiple explosions and gunfire, triggering a major emergency response. The individual reportedly rigged his parents’ home with explosives, set it ablaze, and then took his own life. Another person sustained gunshot injuries under unclear circumstances.

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‘That’s evil’: Joe Rogan over people cheering Charlie Kirk’s murder; calls out hypocrisy of Left-wing

Joe Rogan voiced dismay after conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination, criticizing people who celebrated his death. He questioned the societal implications of “normal people” cheering such violence, calling it bizarre and a sign of indoctrination. Rogan condemned the hypocrisy of those claiming progressivism while celebrating gun violence.

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What is a government shutdown and how will it impact student loans, FAFSA and the US Education Department

A US government shutdown halts many federal services but has limited immediate impact on student loans and FAFSA. Pell Grants, Direct Loans, and GI Bill benefits continue, though Education Department furloughs may delay support services, forgiveness applications, and new grants. Students can still apply for FAFSA, but prolonged shutdowns could slow processing and borrower assistance.

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