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US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll to Exit by End of 2026 Amid Pentagon Tensions
US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll is reportedly planning to step down by late 2026. His departure follows months of reported friction with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Driscoll's exit would leave the Army without a Senate-confirmed secretary. The service already lacks a Senate-confirmed chief of staff, compounding the leadership gap. Together, these developments point to notable instability at the Pentagon's senior leadership level.
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Delhi software engineer strangled by wife and her brothers over household chore dispute
A software engineer in Delhi was killed after a domestic argument over household chores turned violent. His wife and her brothers allegedly attacked and strangled him at their residence. Other family members of the victim were also assaulted during the altercation. Police have arrested four people, including the wife and her brothers, in connection with the murder. Investigators are examining the couple's matrimonial disputes as a possible background to the incident.
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Magnitude 5.9 Earthquake Strikes Eastern Japan, Injuring 23 and Disrupting Trains
A 5.9-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Japan in the early hours of Sunday, leaving at least 23 people injured, most with minor wounds. The tremors caused widespread train delays and disruptions to transportation across the affected region. In Tokyo, a water pipe burst and power outages were reported at several homes. Authorities confirmed that no tsunami warning was issued following the quake. Nuclear facilities in the region were also reported to be safe and unaffected.
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India Has World's Highest Rocket Launch Cost Per kg, Cambridge Study Finds
A Cambridge University study reveals that India's rocket launch cost stands at $13,302 per kilogram, making it the most expensive among major spacefaring nations in 2025. The global average launch cost this year is $3,868 per kilogram. The United States leads major powers with a comparatively low average of $3,225 per kilogram, while Europe ranks second-most expensive at $9,897 per kilogram. Russia, China, and Japan fall in between, with costs of $6,682, $5,809, and $5,287 per kilogram respectively.
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Iran Warns Nations Against Joining US-Led Economic Pressure Campaign
Iran has issued a stark warning to countries considering aligning with the United States in its economic pressure campaign against Tehran. The warning comes as Washington, under President Donald Trump, has been urging its allies to participate in efforts to isolate the Iranian economy. Iran stated it would treat any country joining this campaign as an enemy. The move signals escalating tensions between Tehran and Washington as the US seeks to build a coalition to economically isolate Iran.
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India aim for 2-0 series sweep in second Test against Sri Lanka in Colombo
India will look to extend their winning streak when they take on Sri Lanka in the second Test in Colombo. Captain Shubman Gill and opener Yashasvi Jaiswal are eager to improve on their first-Test performances. Padikkal and Pant were standout performers in the opening match, providing India with a strong foundation. Team selectors face a tough call between spinner Kuldeep Yadav and Saransh Jain for a place in the playing XI. A series victory would give India a significant boost in the World Test Championship standings.
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Awarapan 2 crosses Rs 180 cr worldwide, hits Rs 127.5 cr net in India on Day 9
Emraan Hashmi's Awarapan 2 has surpassed Rs 180 crore in worldwide box office collections by its ninth day of release. The film's net collection within India alone has reached Rs 127.50 crore, reflecting strong domestic audience turnout. Overseas earnings have contributed significantly to the film's overall global revenue. The action sequel is based on the popular 2007 film Awarapan and has performed well despite competition from Batwara 1947.
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Ronaldo scores across 25 consecutive league seasons, nears 1,000 career goals
Cristiano Ronaldo has set a new football record by finding the net in 25 consecutive league seasons. The streak began during the 2002-03 season and has remained unbroken throughout his career. The Portuguese forward has accumulated 977 career goals across club and international football. Ronaldo is now closing in on the landmark 1,000-goal milestone in what has been an extraordinary career.
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Patrick Mahomes credits wife Brittany as driving force behind women's sports growth
NFL star Patrick Mahomes has publicly praised his wife Brittany for her role in advancing women's sports in Kansas City. Brittany is a founding co-owner of the Kansas City Current, a women's soccer club she helped build out of a personal passion for the sport. Her efforts have contributed to increased investment in female athletes and the construction of CPKC Stadium. Patrick described her as a 'driving force' behind the team's growth and broader impact on the community. He noted that her vision has created new opportunities for female athletes and inspired young girls throughout the city.
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Tom Brady recalls Gisele Bündchen's unhappiness and marriage counseling before divorce
Former NFL star Tom Brady has opened up about a troubled chapter in his now-ended marriage to model Gisele Bündchen. In a 2020 interview with Howard Stern, Brady admitted that Bündchen felt neglected as he prioritized football and business ventures. Her dissatisfaction prompted the couple to seek marriage counseling and led Brady to reconsider his priorities. Brady also disclosed that he kept a personal letter from Bündchen as a meaningful keepsake. The couple later divorced after years of reported tension over Brady's demanding career commitments.
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