‘Coolie’ box office collection Day 7: Rajinikanth starrer secures win over ‘War 2’; ends week 1 with Rs 222.5 crore haul

Rajinikanth’s ‘Coolie’ has demonstrated a strong box office performance, garnering an estimated Rs 222.5 crore net in India during its first week. Despite weekday dips, the film’s impressive opening of Rs 65 crore and extended weekend collections propelled it past the Rs 200 crore milestone, surpassing ‘War 2’ and solidifying Rajinikanth’s continued box office dominance.

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Redistricting row: Texas Republicans approve Donald Trump-backed redrawn maps in House; Democrats vow legal fight

The Texas House has passed a controversial redistricting plan, potentially adding five Republican seats in the US House, following pressure from Donald Trump. Democrats are contesting the move, alleging it’s undemocratic and racially discriminatory, while California’s governor vows a counter-strategy. This Texas map ignites a national redistricting battle ahead of the 2026 midterms, with legal…

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Judge Frank Caprio dies at 88 following brave fight with pancreatic cancer

Judge Frank Caprio, known as the “Nicest Judge in the World,” passed away at 88 after battling pancreatic cancer. For four decades, he presided over the Providence Municipal Court, becoming famous for his empathy and compassionate rulings. His show, *Caught in Providence*, captured these moments, earning Emmy nominations and viral fame for Caprio’s heartfelt approach…

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Tulsi Gabbard education and career path: From dropping out early to earning a business degree and becoming US Intelligence Chief

Tulsi Gabbard’s journey to becoming Director of National Intelligence in 2025 is marked by unconventional education and diverse experiences. From being homeschooled in Hawaii to serving in Iraq and later earning a business degree, her path defied traditional norms. Gabbard’s political career included serving in Congress, running for president, and eventually shifting her political affiliations,…

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Trust, broken brick by brick: Why Michigan parents are forced to fight for their children’s special education rights

Michigan parents are waging uphill battles to secure special education rights guaranteed by law. Complaints have surged, exposing systemic failures, weak accountability, and costly dispute processes. With graduation rates lagging and families burdened, advocates argue reforms have stalled for decades. Parents like Andrea Lee now fight brick by brick for their children’s education, highlighting a…

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