Deebo Samuel forced to clap back — Slams explosive ‘Homeless’ rumors as false narrative

Deebo Samuel, the Washington Commanders’ wide receiver, has refuted claims suggesting he was once close to being homeless. He addressed a report that gained traction on social media, labeling it a “false narrative.” Samuel’s strong denial highlights the frustration athletes face when their personal lives are misrepresented, especially as he focuses on a strong 2025…

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Why women’s colleges are struggling to survive in modern America

Women’s colleges in the US have significantly decreased from over 200 to 31 since the mid-20th century, as revealed by Pew Research Center. Enrollment has declined by 40% between 1998 and 2022, leading to closures, mergers, and coeducation transitions. These institutions face challenges related to evolving gender definitions, financial sustainability, and competition in higher education.

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Viral video captures nurses protecting infants during 5.8-magnitude quake

A 5.8 magnitude earthquake shook north-eastern India, triggering panic. In Nagaon, Assam, two nurses at Aditya Hospital bravely shielded newborn babies during the tremors, as captured in a viral video. The quake, centered in Udalguri, impacted Assam, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, Bhutan and West Bengal. Aftershocks followed, injuring two girls in Udalguri. Damage to houses was…

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NASA warning! Huge asteroid 2025 FA22, taller than Qutub Minar, to fly past Earth at 24,000 mph; should we be concerned

Asteroid 2025 FA22, significantly larger than Delhi’s Qutub Minar, will make a close approach to Earth on September 18, 2025. While NASA confirms it poses no collision threat, its size and proximity offer a valuable opportunity for scientific study. Traveling at approximately 24,127 miles per hour, this flyby allows researchers to refine orbital models and…

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Guwahati hustles to bring Durga Puja dreams to life

Guwahati is abuzz with Durga Puja anticipation, but relentless rain is disrupting preparations. Puja committees face challenges in meeting deadlines as artisans halt outdoor work due to soaked pandal structures and safety concerns. Despite hurdles like poor road conditions and waterlogging, the festive spirit remains strong, with markets bustling and traders anticipating a prosperous season.

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