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Book borrowed from San Antonio library in 1943 returned 82 years later in Oregon

A library book checked out in 1943 from a San Antonio library was returned after 82 years, having traveled all the way to Oregon. The returned book came with a heartfelt letter from the borrower's family, describing the long journey it had taken over the decades. The family reached out to inquire about potential overdue fines, but the library had eliminated such penalties back in 2021. Despite its age, the book was found to be in remarkably good condition. It was briefly put on display at the library before being made available for sale.

Kai Trump shares tour of luxury Miami apartment as she starts University of Miami

Kai Trump, 19-year-old daughter of Donald Trump Jr. and Vanessa Trump, has shared a tour of her off-campus apartment as she begins her freshman year at the University of Miami. The apartment features two bedrooms and two bathrooms, along with a modern kitchen, fireplace, and private office. Kai, who is also a golfer, gave fans a walkthrough of the space including her bedroom, closet, and personal bathroom. The tour offered a glimpse into her college living arrangements at the start of her university life.

Stephen Curry Recalls Emotional Moment That Moved Both His Parents to Tears

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry has opened up about a deeply personal and emotional moment in his life that moved both his parents to tears. The NBA superstar reflected on the incident, describing how he witnessed both his mother and father crying because of him. Curry shared the memory publicly, offering a rare glimpse into a significant moment in his personal journey. The revelation has drawn attention from fans and media, highlighting the close bond Curry shares with his family.

Bangladesh and India plan to resume train ops by October

India Approves Rs 1.1 Lakh Crore in Military Hardware Procurement

The Indian government has cleared defence procurement proposals worth Rs 1.1 lakh crore for military hardware. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh announced that 98% of the approved equipment will be sourced from domestic companies. The decision reflects India's continued push to strengthen its indigenous defence manufacturing sector. This move is expected to significantly boost local defence firms and reduce dependence on foreign military suppliers.

Delhi Collapse Victim's Family Donates Son Arpit's Corneas Amid Tragedy

A young man named Arpit lost his life in a building collapse in Delhi. Despite being devastated by the sudden loss, his family chose to donate his corneas after his death. The decision was made to ensure that a part of Arpit could continue to make a difference by restoring someone else's sight. The act of donation has been widely regarded as a selfless gesture in the face of profound grief.

Om Birla bats for women's quota amid buzz over fresh govt push

JLR Plans to Cut 4,000 Jobs Over Two Years in Cost-Saving Drive

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has announced plans to eliminate approximately 4,000 jobs over a two-year period. The cuts are part of a broader cost-saving initiative undertaken by the British automaker. The job reductions are expected to be phased over the coming two years rather than implemented all at once. No further details about affected departments or locations were available from the provided source text.

Northfield, Minnesota Still Preserves Relics From 1876 Jesse James Gang Raid

In 1876, the infamous James-Younger Gang attempted to rob a bank in Northfield, Minnesota, but were thwarted by armed local citizens in a seven-minute standoff. The confrontation ended in the gang's capture, marking a significant moment in American outlaw history. The Northfield Historical Society continues to preserve artifacts from that day, including an outlaw's duster coat and a mummified human ear. Nearly 150 years later, the town commemorates the event with an annual festival celebrating the community's resistance.

Two schools devastated by wildfires meet in Hawaii for first Unity Bowl

We'll make Air India great again: Gebremariam

Study Tags 14,000 Bogong Moths in Australia, None Recaptured

Researchers conducting a landmark study tagged over 14,000 Bogong moths in Australia's Snowy Mountains region. Despite extensive tracking efforts, not a single tagged moth was recaptured during the project. Scientists believe this could indicate that the endangered species has a larger population than previously estimated. Another possibility is that the moths are using unknown or undiscovered migration routes. The ongoing study is considered vital for deepening understanding of Bogong moth ecology and conservation.

Passive Smoking Deaths Rose 50% Globally Since 1990, Lancet Study Finds

A new study published in The Lancet has found that deaths caused by passive smoking have increased by 50% worldwide since 1990. India alone recorded 325,600 deaths attributed to secondhand smoke exposure in 2023. The findings highlight the severe and ongoing public health threat posed by tobacco smoke to non-smokers. The data underscores the urgent need for stronger anti-smoking policies and stricter enforcement of smoke-free environments globally.

Bengal CM Adhikari urges Durga Puja organisers to uphold Sanatani traditions

West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has announced new guidelines for this year's Durga Puja celebrations. Organisers have been directed to follow original traditions and refrain from themes that could offend or harm cultural heritage. The state government has decided against holding an immersion carnival, replacing it with roadshows and a Mahalaya programme. A partial restriction on alcohol sales will also be in place, with liquor outlets shut on Ashtami.

Supreme Court judge writes 4th letter to CJI against Raj HC judge

South Bend's Sunny Italy Cafe Marks 100 Years of Family Ownership

Sunny Italy Cafe in South Bend, Indiana, is celebrating its centennial anniversary in 2026, a century after it was founded in 1926. The restaurant has remained under continuous family ownership throughout its entire history. It is well known for authentic Italian cuisine prepared from scratch using traditional recipes passed down through generations. Over the decades, the cafe has built a loyal following among local residents and Notre Dame students alike. Its 100-year run stands as a rare example of multigenerational culinary heritage in the community.

Rural area LPG booking period reduced from 45 to 25 days

Patanjali Co-Founder Balkrishna Acquitted in 15-Year-Old Forged Documents Case

Acharya Balkrishna, close aide of yoga guru Baba Ramdev and co-founder of Patanjali, has been acquitted in a long-running forged documents case. The Special Judicial Magistrate (CBI) court delivered the verdict, clearing Balkrishna of all charges. Co-accused Naresh Chandra Dwivedi, who was alleged to have supplied the forged documents to Balkrishna, was also acquitted in the same ruling. The case had been ongoing for approximately 15 years before the court reached this decision.

India's Crude Import Price Reaches $100 Per Barrel, a 6-Week High

India's crude oil import price has climbed to $100 per barrel, marking a six-week high. The rise is linked to escalating tensions in the West Asia region, which have been disrupting global energy markets. Analysts warn that prices could climb further if the regional crisis deepens. The development raises concerns about India's import bill and its potential impact on domestic fuel prices and inflation.

Trump Threatens to Ban Bombardier Sales in US Amid Canada Trade Dispute

US President Donald Trump on Monday threatened to block Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier from selling its planes in the United States. Trump cited what he called 'unjust and unfair' trade provisions between the two countries as justification for the potential ban. The move marks a significant escalation in the ongoing tariff dispute between the US and Canada. Bombardier, a major Canadian aerospace company, relies on the American market as a key revenue source. The threat signals a broader hardening of the Trump administration's stance on bilateral trade with Canada.