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California man arrested on charges of smuggling banned Nvidia chips to China

Greg Lui, proprietor of Earthmade Computer Inc., faces serious charges for allegedly smuggling computer servers to China. These servers reportedly housed export-controlled GPUs and were routed through Malaysia and Singapore. Prosecutors claim he forged documents to hide these illicit shipments. A conviction could lead to substantial prison time, underscoring the heightened national security concerns surrounding the export of advanced technology.

‘Govt planning to arrest us’: Saurav Das calls for biggest mobilisation from Oct 10

Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) leaders announced plans for protests starting October 10 against perceived government repression. Saurav Das alleged government intentions to arrest him and other prominent leaders involved in activism. The protests are in response to an alleged incident of police misconduct against a woman journalist. CJP representatives demanded accountability from Delhi Police for their actions during demonstrations.

'You can't just depend on Bumrah, Hardik': Ex-India cricketer urges veterans' return

Former India batter Hanuma Vihari urged India to recall Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Mohammed Shami after the team failed to defend 351 against West Indies. He warned against relying too heavily on Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya, calling the bowling performance a wake-up call. Vihari believes experience and stronger backup options are crucial with the 2027 World Cup approaching.

Huge fireball erupts as Russian drone hits Kyiv bridge in daylight- video

India News Live Updates 5 October 2026: Maharashtra farmer dies by suicide in Latur

How Boeing Design Helped flydubai Plane Despite Losing 32,000 Feet Per Minute

The Boeing Co. 737 Max plummeted almost vertically at one point as flydubai Captain Smit Machchhar battled for control of the cockpit after being attacked by his co-pilot.

Uttar Pradesh's Bhadohi District Renamed As Sant Ravidas Nagar Bhadohi

Bhadohi was a part of Varanasi district before it became the 65th district of the state on June 30, 1994.

Why kids who always press the lift button want more than a turn

Young children often demonstrate their burgeoning independence by eagerly pressing elevator buttons, signaling their craving for control. This action mirrors their innate drive for competence and self-sufficiency in everyday activities. Parents can bolster this journey by offering safe choices within clear limits. By allowing manageable opportunities for autonomy, they nurture the child's self-esteem and initiative, ultimately shaping them into more self-sufficient individuals as they grow.

Apple changes Mac OS after complaints over Meta’s AI agent accessing private data

Apple is set to roll out updates for its Mac operating system aimed at improving transparency regarding AI agent data access. These updates seek to enhance user privacy, especially due to worries surrounding Meta's AI agent Muse. Some developers have exploited 'Full Disk Access' in ways that could compromise user security and confidentiality.

Oil prices ease slightly as G7 and Middle East crude supplies set to hit market

Oil prices saw a modest decline as fresh shipments from the Middle East hit the market. The G7's move to tap into emergency reserves reflects growing energy apprehensions. Nevertheless, the crude oil market stays turbulent, as conflicts in the Gulf region persist. Notably, Yemen's Saudi-backed government has initiated a military operation against the Houthis, further complicating the situation. This evolving landscape continues to impact global energy supplies and market pricing.

Saudi-backed govt launches military drive to retake Houthi-held territory

In a bold move to reclaim territory from the Houthis, Yemeni President Rashad al-Alimi has announced new military operations. These efforts focus on consolidating state authority throughout Yemen, especially around the besieged city of Taiz, where access routes have been blocked. As tensions rise, Saudi Arabia's involvement has intensified with missile strikes, further threatening both regional stability and the global oil market.

MP couple’s 3rd daughter strangled

In a tragic incident, a one-day-old infant was discovered deceased in the special newborn care unit of Ashoknagar district hospital. The mother reported observing bruises on the baby's neck and noted blood emerging from her mouth. She promptly informed her mother-in-law, who sought medical assistance. Hospital documentation indicates that only the mother and grandmother visited the newborn.

Can Trump Win Nobel Peace Prize 2026? What Experts Said

Last year's Nobel Peace Prize award, to Venezuela's Maria Corina Machado, was unique in the 125-year history, coming amid repeated lobbying by Donald Trump to get the award.

'I had fever': R Praggnanandhaa after double medals at Chess Olympiad | Exclusive

In the fifth instalment of TimesofIndia.com's series on India's medal-winning Chess Olympiad campaigns in Samarkand, R Praggnanandhaa reflects on India's silver-medal finish and his individual bronze. The 21-year-old discusses battling illness, missed winning chances, the decisive defeat to Uzbekistan, the team's resilience, his recovery from the Candidates disappointment, and much more.

What Are Nobel Prizes And Who Awards Them?

The Nobel prizes are handed out for outstanding achievements in physiology or medicine, physics, chemistry, literature and peace.

Ronaldo's Portugal return possible? Coach Jesus clears the air

Portugal coach Jorge Jesus has left the door open for Cristiano Ronaldo to return after the 41-year-old left the squad last week. Jesus said the decision is Ronaldo’s, while federation president Pedro Proenca backed the captain and called the episode a misunderstanding. Ronaldo remains Portugal’s record scorer and most-capped player, with 146 goals in 234 appearances.

Patrick Mahomes' $100M investment set for boost amid major expansion

Patrick Mahomes, the Kansas City Chiefs’ popular quarterback, had invested $100 million in WHOOP and now, the brand plans new expansions.

Brazil election: Lula, Flavio Bolsonaro head to runoff after tight first-round vote

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Senator Flavio Bolsonaro will face each other in a runoff election. Neither candidate obtained the majority required during the first round of voting. The runoff election is scheduled for October 25, 2026, with major issues such as corruption and cost of living impacting the campaign. Both candidates are expected to appeal to voters from eliminated candidates.

England pacer with 500-plus wickets ends career, citing mental health

English fast bowler Craig Miles has retired from professional cricket at 32 to prioritise his mental health. The Gloucestershire pacer, who last played in June, ends a 15-year career with more than 500 wickets. Miles said mounting pressure, self-doubt and high expectations made continuing difficult. He reflected proudly on his career, while Gloucestershire praised his courage and backed his decision.

Travis Kelce's $200M Six Flags investment faces new twist in death lawsuit

Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs’ star tight end's investment in Six Flags takes a new turn in the middle of the season.