‘Nuke India, kill Trump’: Minneapolis shooter wrote chilling messages on weapons; fired shots through windows

Robin Westman, 23, opened fire at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis, killing two children and injuring 17. The assailant had messages like “NUKE INDIA” and others written on the weapons. Authorities are investigating the incident as domestic terrorism and a hate crime, focusing on Westman’s social media posts containing violent diary entries and the fact…

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‘Nuke India, kill Trump’: Minneapolis shooter wrote chilling messages on weapons

Robin Westman, 23, opened fire at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis, killing two children and injuring 17. The assailant had messages like “NUKE INDIA” and others written on the weapons. Authorities are investigating the incident as domestic terrorism and a hate crime, focusing on Westman’s social media posts containing violent diary entries and the fact…

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‘No class, no education’: Jelena Ostapenko, Taylor Townsend exchange heated words after US Open match

Taylor Townsend defeated Jelena Ostapenko at the U.S. Open, leading to a heated exchange after the match. Ostapenko accused Townsend of lacking class, while Townsend dismissed the comments and focused on her victory. Townsend, now in the third round, emphasized letting her racket do the talking, marking a significant milestone in her singles career.

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Shamita Shetty reveals Bigg Boss OTT fame came with a cost; says she needed therapy for a year due to anxiety- Deets Inside

Shamita Shetty revealed the adverse effects of Bigg Boss OTT on her mental health, leading to a year-long therapy. The show blurred the lines between reality and fiction, causing confusion and heightened anxiety. She described the toxic environment of constant arguments over trivial matters, which left her feeling lost and aggressive after exiting the house.

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More Ph.D. admissions frozen at UChicago: Here’s why faculty backed the move

The University of Chicago has expanded its pause on Ph.D. admissions for the 2026–27 academic year across most Arts and Humanities and Social Sciences departments. The decision, revised after faculty consultations, affects a wide range of programmes and reflects financial challenges facing the institution. Only philosophy and one music programme remain open. As reported by…

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