Jimmy Kimmel returns: Why the joke is on America

Trump didn’t even have a functioning teleprompter. And yet he was funnier, than Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Colbert, John Oliver, and any other “comedian” that clings to a desk at 11PM and pretends to be America’s “conscience.” He was born with better comic timing than their monologues ever had. Every rally he holds is essentially a comedy special, complete with callbacks, audience interaction, and improv. No writers’ room, no punch-up meetings—just a septuagenarian free-styling nonsense that makes his crowd laugh harder than any Kimmel bit.

Could Baldoni be behind Swift & Lively’s friendship breakup?

A man linked to Justin Baldoni’s legal team was arrested at Travis Kelce’s Kansas home after trying to serve Taylor Swift deposition papers. The incident reportedly humiliated Swift, who now blames Blake Lively for dragging her into the feud. Sources claim the arrest ended their long-standing friendship.

Ind vs Pak: Did Gambhir send Rinku to calm down Shubman and Abhishek ? - Video

The high-voltage India-Pakistan Asia Cup clash witnessed heated exchanges both on and off the field. Indian openers Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill were involved in confrontations with Pakistani pacer Haris Rauf, escalating tensions. Rauf further stoked controversy with a provocative gesture towards the crowd, referencing unverified claims of downing Indian jets.

Ladakh violence: BJP accuses Cong of inciting mob; gets a reply from Wangchuk

The BJP has accused Congress councillor Phuntsog Stanzin Tsepag of inciting violence during recent protests in Ladakh, sparked by demands for statehood and inclusion under the Sixth Schedule. These protests, which saw the BJP office and vehicles set ablaze, led to activist Sonam Wangchuk calling for peace and expressing sorrow over the vandalism.

Salman Khan on wanting kids: Blames himself for failed romances; ‘Nahi jama toh’

Salman Khan and Aamir Khan are set to inaugurate Kajol and Twinkle Khanna’s new chat show, ‘Two Much’, premiering on September 25. Salman candidly discusses past relationships, admitting his role in their outcomes and expressing his desire for children. Aamir reflects on strengthening his bond with Salman during his divorce and admits to being judgmental early in their friendship.

Charlie Kirk death: Joe Rogan questions official theory; hints cover-up

Joe Rogan has cast doubt on the official narrative surrounding the Charlie Kirk shooting, where the conservative activist tragically died. Rogan highlighted unusual details, such as a decoy suspect and the alleged use of a World War I rifle by the shooter, Tyler Robinson. Robinson, now in custody, faces multiple charges, including aggravated murder, with prosecutors seeking the death penalty.

Phase-III medical expansion: 10k new MBBS, PG seats; healthcare capacity up

The Union Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, approved Phase-III of the Centrally Sponsored Scheme (CSS) to expand medical education and healthcare infrastructure. The initiative will create 5,000 PG seats and 5,023 MBBS seats, introduce new specialties, and strengthen access to quality healthcare, especially in underserved regions, while generating employment and improving the overall medical workforce in India.

Ladakh violence: Sonam Wangchuk calls off hunger strike; statehood stir ends after 15 days

India-US trade deal: Goyal in America; ‘talks happening at different levels’

India and the US are engaged in ongoing trade discussions, with Minister Piyush Goyal currently in the US alongside key officials. These talks follow recent meetings in New Delhi regarding a proposed bilateral trade agreement, aiming for a swift and advantageous conclusion.

SL Bhyrappa dies at 94: Padma awardee Kannada novelist; PM Modi mourns loss

Kannada novelist SL Bhyrappa passed away in Bengaluru due to cardiac arrest. He was 94. Bhyrappa was admitted to Rashtrotthana Hospital. Santeshivara Lingannaiah Bhyrappa was a renowned philosopher and screenwriter. He was born in Hassan, Karnataka. Bheemakaya was his first novel. He authored around 25 novels. Bhyrappa also served as a professor at NCERT, Delhi.

Health risk: Harvard study links deaths to private equity hospital takeovers; cautions India

A Harvard Medical School study reveals increased patient death rates in US hospitals acquired by private equity firms due to staffing and salary cuts, particularly in emergency departments and ICUs. Similar studies highlight concerns about quality of care, adverse events, and financial motivations behind these acquisitions, suggesting that healthier hospitals are targeted for cost-cutting measures.

Air India crash: Pilots’ body writes to MoCA seeking judicial probe

The Federation of Indian Pilots (FIP) has requested a judicial probe into the Air India Flight AI 171 crash, alleging a compromised investigation. In a letter to the Civil Aviation Minister, FIP accused the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) of bias and leaking protected cockpit voice recordings, leading to the character assassination of the pilot.

Tracing Swami Chaitanyananda: Who is director accused of molesting 15 Delhi students

Chinmayanad Saraswati, manager of an engineering institute in Delhi, is accused of sexually harassing multiple female students. Authorities estimate around 12 to 15 students may have been harassed. Police investigations revealed abusive language, obscene messages, and unwanted physical contact. Saraswati is absconding, and the Sri Sharada Peetham has severed ties with him.

Ragging horror in Tamil Nadu: ITI student stripped, hit with slipper

In Madurai, three minor boys were booked for ragging a 15-year-old ITI student inside a government hostel. The victim was stripped, humiliated, and beaten, with the assault recorded and circulated online, sparking outrage. Police have arrested the accused, and the hostel warden has been suspended.

Mumbai: Blaze guts Kandivali chawl, 7 critical; Kurla fire damages hutments

A fire erupted in a Kandivali East chawl due to a suspected LPG leak, severely injuring seven residents, some with extensive burns. The blaze, which occurred opposite ESIC Hospital, was quickly extinguished. Separately, a smaller fire broke out in Kurla West, affecting several hutments, but no injuries were reported in that incident.