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Jim Ryan resigns: Who is Gregory W Brown, UVA alum behind president's ouster?
Gregory W Brown, a UVA alum and Trump administration civil rights attorney, pressured Jim Ryan's resignation over DEI programs. The DOJ investigated UVA, demanding Ryan step down to resolve potential federal funding cuts and compliance issues.
US ‘very close’ to reaching TikTok deal with China: Treasury Secretary
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the US is "very close" to resolving its TikTok dispute with China as trade talks resumed in Madrid. The discussions aim to address trade and technology tensions before a deadline for TikTok to find a buyer. Despite the TikTok situation, Bessent emphasized that US-China relations remain strong at the highest levels.
Charlie Kirk death: 5 facts on Tyler Robinson's roommate Lance Twiggs, a 'male transitioning to female'
Charlie Kirk's alleged killer Tyler Robinson lived with Lance Twiggs, a male transitioning to female. Investigators used text messages between them as key evidence. The FBI is exploring potential motives, with Robinson's arrest following a shooting at Utah Valley University.
Nepal tycoon's son backs protesters after homes and building burned in protest
Nirvana Chaudhary, son of Nepal's wealthiest tycoon, acknowledged the valid grievances of recent protesters, who demonstrated against political instability and economic challenges. Following violent protests, which led to government resignations and significant property damage, Chaudhary emphasized the need for political stability and strong leadership to restore confidence and attract foreign investment in the struggling economy.
Nepal PM Sushila Karki appoints three new ministers for interim cabinet
Nepal's first female PM Sushila Karki appointed three new ministers - Kulman Ghising, Rameshwor Khanal, and Om Prakash Aryal - who were sworn in by President Ramchandra Paudel at the President's Office.
US judge extends block on deportations of Guatemala unaccompanied migrant children
A U.S. federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's attempt to deport Guatemalan unaccompanied minors with active immigration cases, extending the freeze until Tuesday. The ruling follows discrepancies in claims about parental consent for deportation, highlighted by a report revealing many parents could not be found or did not want their children returned to Guatemala.
Ukraine to curb Indian diesel imports amid Russian oil ties, analyst says
Starting October 1, Ukraine will limit diesel fuel imports from India, which sources much of its crude oil from Russia. This decision follows the loss of a key Ukrainian refinery and rising concerns over Russian components in fuel imports. In August, Ukraine imported 119,000 tons of Indian diesel, accounting for 18% of its total imports.
House of Kuki leader 'torched' in Manipur's Churachandpur district
Tensions escalated in Manipur's Churachandpur district after a mob allegedly set fire to Kuki leader Calvin Aikhenthang's home. While some locals claim a short circuit caused the fire, another Kuki leader's residence was also targeted but saved. Amid ongoing unrest, the Kuki-Zo Council clarified confusion over National Highway-2's status, emphasizing the need for cooperation and respect between communities.
Kash Patel to be ousted as FBI Director? Lapse in Charlie Kirk assassination in focus | What we know
FBI Director Kash Patel faces potential ousting after Charlie Kirk's assassination investigation. Criticism stems from delayed shooter identification, false arrests, and internal agency tensions. Congressional hearings expected to scrutinize Patel's leadership and performance.
Lance Twiggs: 5 things we know about Tyler Robinson’s roommate so far
Lance Twiggs, Tyler Robinson's 22-year-old roommate, aided FBI in arrest by sharing gun-related texts. Not implicated in Charlie Kirk's campus shooting death. Incident occurred during UVU event on September 10.
From Gaza to Europe, via jet ski: Muhammad Abu Dakha's daring escape story
Muhammad Abu Dakha, a 31-year-old Palestinian, escaped Gaza to Europe after a year-long journey that included crossing the Rafah border into Egypt and purchasing a jet ski to reach Italy. Documenting his adventure, he faced numerous challenges, including failed smuggling attempts and a perilous journey. He now awaits asylum in Germany, hoping to reunite with his family in Gaza.
Is Lance Twiggs a Republican or a Democrat? Social media posts reveal new details about Tyler Robinson's roommate
Lance Twiggs, Tyler Robinson's roommate, supports Biden and is transitioning, with social media posts revealing complex personal views. A family member claims Twiggs harbors animosity toward conservatives, but no official charges have been filed regarding Charlie Kirk's death.
'Deliberate provocation': Russia denies drone incursion in Romania, pins blame on Ukraine
Romania has reported a breach of its airspace by Russian drones, which Moscow has denied, calling it a "provocation" by Ukraine. The Russian embassy in Romania stated that Romania's claims were unfounded and criticized its response to inquiries. This incident follows similar drone incursions in Poland, raising tensions among NATO countries amid the ongoing Ukraine conflict.
Tyler Robinson's grandma says 'he's the shyest,' doubts role in Charlie Kirk murder, 'Don't think he ever shot a gun'
Tyler Robinson, 22, is accused of shooting Charlie Kirk at a university debate. His grandmother doubts his capability, describing him as shy and inexperienced with guns. She's confused by the allegations and emphasizes his quiet nature, expressing sympathy for Kirk's family.
Cambridge students who debated Charlie Kirk condemn his murder, 'We must never lose sight of our humanity'
Cambridge students who debated Charlie Kirk condemn his murder, expressing shock and emphasizing that political disagreement cannot justify violence. They stress the importance of respecting humanity and maintaining civil discourse, even amid deep ideological differences.
Long Island newspaper apologizes after backlash over ‘vile’ Charlie Kirk assassination cartoon
Newsday apologized for a controversial political cartoon depicting Charlie Kirk's assassination, which sparked outrage. Political leaders condemned the image as offensive and divisive. The newspaper removed the cartoon and expressed regret, acknowledging its inappropriate and insensitive nature.
