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Uttarakhand woman gang-raped by 5 in abandoned school of Piran Kaliyar, 4 held
In Roorkee, Uttarakhand, a 35-year-old woman was allegedly gang-raped at an abandoned school by an acquaintance and four others. The survivor, from the Banjara community, was lured to the location under false pretenses. After the assault, the accused fled, leaving her unconscious. Police have arrested four identified suspects and are searching for the remaining unidentified…
Tommy Fleetwood net worth: How much money does the PGA Tour winner make?
Tommy Fleetwood clinched his first PGA Tour title at the 2025 Tour Championship, securing the FedEx Cup and a staggering $10 million prize. This long-awaited victory significantly boosts his financial profile, potentially doubling his net worth to an estimated $22-$29 million.
When campus alarms cry wolf: The mental toll of false active shooter alerts at Villanova and South Carolina
American campuses face a growing problem. False active shooter alerts are increasing. Villanova University and University of South Carolina experienced chaos. These alerts cause panic and distrust. Experts warn of mental health repercussions. Campuses struggle to balance safety and wellbeing. Universities are urged to improve alert systems. They must also provide mental health support.
Former Montreal Canadiens forward left deaf in one ear after brutal on-ice incident
Lukas Vejdemo, a former Montreal Canadiens forward now with Leksands IF, has suffered permanent hearing loss in one ear after being struck by a puck during practice. The 29-year-old is weighing surgery options but continues to play. Drafted in 2015, Vejdemo played 13 NHL games and represented Sweden internationally, demonstrating resilience despite this life-altering challenge.
University of South Carolina issues all-clear after shooter scare; Republican Rep Nancy Mace faces backlash for viral post
A false active-shooter scare at the University of South Carolina sparked chaos after a viral video misidentified a student with an umbrella as armed. Republican Rep. Nancy Mace fueled panic by wrongly posting the student’s photo online, drawing backlash. Officials later issued an all-clear, but the episode highlights how misinformation and social media amplify campus…