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US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll Resigns Amid Tensions With Defense Chief Hegseth

US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has stepped down from his position, the White House confirmed on Monday. His departure follows reported friction between Driscoll and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The White House acknowledged the resignation without providing detailed reasons for his exit. The development marks a notable leadership change within the US Army's civilian oversight structure.

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Woman Shot by NYPD After Stabbing Two People at Times Square

A woman armed with a knife stabbed two individuals at Times Square in New York City on Monday. Police responded to the attack and subsequently shot the suspect. The incident was confirmed by authorities and reported by US media outlets. Times Square, one of New York's busiest public spaces, was the scene of the violent episode. Details on the condition of the victims and the suspect have not been fully disclosed.

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India Rejects Arbitration Court Ruling on Indus Waters Treaty as Unlawful

India has formally dismissed a ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration concerning the Indus Waters Treaty, declaring the court has no jurisdiction over sovereign matters. The move mirrors India's earlier position on a comparable arbitration decision. The Permanent Court of Arbitration called on India to honor its obligations under the treaty. However, India has stood firm, maintaining that its suspension of the treaty's enforcement remains in effect.

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US Plans $4M Funding Push for Right-Wing Media Outlets Across Europe

The Trump administration is reportedly planning to allocate $4 million to support right-wing media organizations in Europe. An additional $1 million is earmarked to establish a consortium of independent journalists on the continent. The funded journalists would focus on topics such as national sovereignty, natural rights, and religious freedom. The plan signals a deliberate effort by the US government to shape media narratives and influence public discourse in Europe.

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Contractors transform elderly couple's home free after learning wife has cancer

A contracting team known as the Rudan Brothers initially volunteered to repair a damaged roof for an elderly couple at no cost. The project expanded significantly after the workers discovered that the wife was fighting two types of cancer and was preparing to undergo chemotherapy. Moved by her situation, the team decided to overhaul the entire property rather than just fix the roof. The renovations included new siding, gutters, a deck, a porch, railings, and a brand-new shed, all provided free of charge.

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BJP and Congress clash over FIR filed against Rahul Gandhi in Haldwani rally row

An FIR was registered against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi under multiple sections, including the SC/ST Act, following remarks he made at a rally in Haldwani. The complainant alleged that Gandhi gave an unwarranted caste angle to routine cleaning work at the event. Congress condemned the FIR as casteist, defending Gandhi's comments as legitimate. The BJP hit back, claiming Gandhi raised the issue only after pressure from party chief Mallikarjun Kharge, rather than on his own initiative. Uttarakhand's Chief Minister further weighed in, remarking that state residents were unaware of Kharge's caste background.

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Milei leads Argentina tributes as Messi retires after 21-year international career

Lionel Messi has retired from international football after a 21-year career with the Argentina national team. The 39-year-old forward made 207 appearances and scored 125 goals, winning the FIFA World Cup and two Copa América titles along the way. Argentine President Javier Milei joined the wave of national tributes, emotionally describing Messi as an 'impossible man'. Messi will continue his club career with Inter Miami in Major League Soccer. His retirement marks the end of one of the most decorated international careers in football history.

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IMD Forecasts Below-Normal Rainfall for India in September

India's meteorological department has predicted below-normal rainfall for September, likely ending the monsoon season on a deficient note. August was recorded as the warmest month ever, with multiple regions logging unusually high temperatures. Rainfall from June through August has fallen significantly short of expected levels, straining agricultural activity and driving up irrigation costs. Persistent El Niño conditions are anticipated to continue suppressing monsoon rainfall patterns. Additionally, a neutral Indian Ocean Dipole this year offers no compensating boost to monsoon performance.

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India's Economy Grows 7.8% in Q1, Driven by Manufacturing and Services

India's economy expanded by 7.8% in the April–June quarter, marking a strong performance for the period. The growth was primarily fueled by a robust manufacturing sector and a resilient services industry. Domestic demand also rose significantly, supported by higher levels of investment and increased exports. The economy demonstrated notable resilience despite ongoing global headwinds, including geopolitical tensions and adverse weather conditions. In response to the strong performance, the government has revised its growth estimates for previous financial years upward.

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Iranian President Asks PM Modi to Help Mediate Peace Amid West Asia Conflict

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian to discuss strengthening trade and economic ties between the two countries. Both leaders emphasized the importance of freedom of navigation and regional maritime trade. The ongoing conflict in West Asia was a key topic, with both sides stressing the strategic significance of the Chabahar port partnership. President Pezeshkian formally urged India to play a mediating role in bringing peace to the region. The talks underscored a mutual commitment to deepening bilateral cooperation on economic and regional fronts.

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Trump Asks Apple to Rename Lake Ontario as 'Lake America' on Maps

US President Donald Trump has requested that Apple rename Lake Ontario to 'Lake America' on its Maps application. The demand was disclosed publicly on Monday by Trump's interior secretary. Lake Ontario is one of the five Great Lakes bordering the United States and Canada. This latest move follows a pattern of Trump pushing for geographic renamings, having previously directed changes to other official place names.

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Travis Kelce's Six Flags Investment Hits Trouble Ahead of NFL Season

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is preparing to enter his 14th NFL season. However, the star athlete is facing off-field concerns related to his investment in Six Flags. The amusement park company, in which Kelce holds a financial stake, is reportedly encountering significant difficulties. The trouble emerges at a time when Kelce is also focused on his return to professional football.

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Trump Says US Reviewing Its Stance on Falkland Islands Sovereignty

US President Donald Trump has announced that the United States is reviewing its position on the Falkland Islands, a British Overseas Territory in the South Atlantic. The islands have been under UK control since Britain reclaimed them following a brief Argentine occupation in 1982. Trump did not clarify whether the review would result in a shift in the long-standing US policy of remaining neutral on the question of sovereignty. Washington has traditionally avoided taking sides in the territorial dispute between the United Kingdom and Argentina.

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Modi Urges Putin to End War, Calls for Swift Peaceful Resolution

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Russian President Vladimir Putin and called for an end to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Modi stressed that global human well-being depends on transitioning from prolonged warfare to lasting peace. India reaffirmed its support for peaceful and swift resolution of the crisis through dialogue. The two leaders also discussed broadening bilateral cooperation across several key sectors. Both sides agreed to stay in regular contact to further strengthen their strategic partnership.

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