In pics: $100 chicken nuggets, $23 cocktails at US Open

The US Open has evolved into a high-end lifestyle event, where extravagant food and drinks, like the $23 Honey Deuce and $100 caviar-topped chicken nuggets, overshadow the tennis itself. This "funflation" phenomenon sees attendees splurging on experiences, turning the tournament into a spectacle of consumption and Instagrammable moments, blurring the line between sport and cultural festival.

Bus shooting in Jerusalem: Attackers open fire killing 6; video shows scenes of panic

Who is Decarlos Brown Jr? Homeless offender charged in killing of Ukrainian refugee

Iryna Zarutska, a Ukrainian refugee seeking safety in the US, was fatally stabbed on a Charlotte light rail. Decarlos Brown Jr., a homeless man with a history of violent crime, has been charged with her murder. The incident has sparked outrage and criticism, raising concerns about public safety and the handling of repeat offenders.

Nepal unrest: GenZ revolts over social media ban - 10 things to know

Hajj 2026 in Oman: Registration opens soon, important dates and how to apply

The Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs in Oman has opened Hajj registration for the 1447 AH (2026) season from September 23 to October 8. Citizens and residents aged 18 and above can apply online through www.hajj.om. Selection is automatic based on Saudi Arabia’s quota. Applicants will be notified via SMS in October and November, with strict guidelines to ensure a smooth process.

MP man floats ‘dead’ in pond for 20 minutes; jolts back to life as cops rush in

In a bizarre incident at Veerpur Dam, Gwalior, a man named Tinku Singh staged his own drowning for an Instagram reel, fooling onlookers and prompting a police response. Singh lay motionless in the water for 20 minutes, leading people to believe he was dead.

Bus shooting in Jerusalem: Attackers open fire killing 5; video shows scenes of panic

Shooting in Jerusalem: 5 killed, many injured after attackers open fire on a bus

Vande Bharat sleeper: New train may run from Delhi; launch in coming weeks

Indian Railways is set to launch its first Vande Bharat sleeper train in the coming weeks, aiming to provide a faster and more comfortable travel experience than the Rajdhani Express. The initial service is expected to operate from Delhi to destinations around 1,000 kilometers away, such as Ahmedabad, Bhopal, and Patna.

Who is Sama Kamel? Meet the newly crowned Miss Egypt 2025

Crowned Miss Egypt 2025, Sama Kamel captivated the nation with a sky-blue, crystal-studded gown, a flowing satin cape, and a golden crown symbolizing ambition and triumph, while her poised presence, growing Instagram following, and trending status across search engines cemented her not just as a beauty queen, but as a rising cultural figure of elegance, strength, and aspiration

Burhanpur: 3 injured, 7 held after stone-pelting during Hanuman Chalisa recitation

In Biroda village, Indore, a Hanuman Chalisa recitation was disrupted by stone-pelting, injuring at least three individuals. Police have arrested seven suspects following the incident, which occurred around 8:30 pm. Authorities, led by SP Ashutosh Bagri, have filed a case and deployed additional forces to maintain order.

San Jose jewel heist: Car rams into jewellery store, masked mob storms inside - watch

In San Jose, a shocking smash-and-grab robbery targeted Kim Hung Jewellery, leaving the 88-year-old owner injured after masked suspects rammed a car into the store. The brazen daylight heist involved over a dozen individuals who looted the shop, assaulting the owner in the process. Police are investigating the armed robbery as the suspects remain at large, and the community grapples with concerns over safety.

Who is Bhanu Tatak and why did immigration block her travel to Ireland?

Anti-dam activist Bhanu Tatak was stopped at Delhi airport due to a lookout circular linked to pending police cases in Arunachal Pradesh. These cases involve alleged criminal trespass in 2021 and financing vandalism in 2022, claims she denies, alleging harassment for her opposition to hydropower projects. The incident has sparked political controversy, with accusations of silencing dissent.

Shooting in Jerusalem: 4 killed, many injured after attackers open fire in a bus

US scraps third-country visas: Indian students to face backlogs; tougher interviews

Indian students now face tougher U.S. visa rules, including the end of third-country applications and mandatory interviews, causing longer waits and uncertainty. Proposed fixed-term visas and stricter compliance requirements add to the challenges. These changes increase costs and risks for Indian families investing in U.S. education, potentially delaying academic pursuits.