AI summaryIn Enzo Maresca's first Premier League game as Manchester City manager, Marc Guehi was deployed in an unfamiliar holding midfield role and responded with an 84th-minute equaliser, before Josko Gvardiol's injury-time winner sealed a 2-1 comeback victory over Bournemouth. The tactical gamble paid off despite City having lost the Community Shield to Arsenal the previous week.
AI summaryMark Stephens, brother of Rosemont Mayor Bradley Stephens and longtime chairman of Triton College's board, faces felony drug charges after a July traffic stop in Harvard. Court records and police reports detail the charges, with Stephens released on conditions and due back in court in September.
AI summaryA 66-year-old Spanish businessman, Juan José Mutilba Obregón, is missing after falling overboard from his sailboat during a voyage from Sicily to Greece. His wife, Carmen, spent three days adrift without mobile signal before alerting authorities. The Hellenic Coast Guard located the yacht off Pylos, and the search continues.
AI summaryThe Badminton Association of India has confirmed that the 2028 India Open will be held in Guwahati, moving out of New Delhi for one year due to a clash with Republic Day security arrangements. The tournament will return to the capital in 2029, while the 2027 edition shifts to February to address player concerns about pollution and cold. The announcement came amid the BWF World Championships 2026 finals in Delhi, which saw France and Korea win multiple titles.
AI summaryThe Badminton Association of India announced that the 2028 India Open will be held at the National Centre of Excellence in Guwahati, temporarily relocating from New Delhi, where the 2027 and 2029 editions will take place. The move is due to a scheduling clash with Republic Day celebrations, according to BAI secretary general Sanjay Mishra.
AI summaryMartin Short is nominated for Emmys across three distinct projects, including the Netflix documentary 'Marty, Life Is Short.' The film's release proceeded after the death of his daughter, as Short chose to highlight mental health struggles he calls a disease.
AI summaryA 40-year-old water-supply worker was found dead at his rented home in Kurukshetra after an alleged knife attack by his wife, who then jumped from the terrace and was hospitalised. Postmortem revealed missing liver and kidney, prompting police to investigate whether organ disappearance was linked to the killing.
AI summaryAsim Riaz has denied ever asking Himanshi Khurana to change her religion, responding to her podcast comments about their past relationship. In a lengthy Instagram post, he accused her of using religion for attention and took a dig at Paras Chhabra. Himanshi has clarified she would not call it 'conversion' and described her emotional conflict over faith.
AI summaryThirteen officers from the Philippine National Police's Highway Patrol Group have been relieved from their posts following a confrontation with Bureau of Customs agents in Bulacan. The PNP says the relief is to ensure a fair investigation, while one journalist alleges the officers disarmed and held Customs personnel at gunpoint.
AI summaryModerna and Merck's personalized mRNA cancer vaccine reduced melanoma recurrence in a landmark Phase 3 trial, marking a first for the technology. Yet as excitement builds over the breakthrough, the spread of misinformation about mRNA vaccines threatens to slow its adoption and impact.
AI summaryThe Bureau of Immigration arrested a Chinese woman accused of posing as a Filipino and a 74-year-old American fugitive in separate August operations, part of an intensified crackdown. A third arrest involved a Chinese national with suspected POGO links in Bacolod City. Commissioner Joel Anthony Viado vowed to hold violators accountable.
AI summaryTyphoon Obet, the local name for international typhoon Saudel, entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility on Monday and is forecast to exit within 12 hours. Pagasa reports it will enhance the southwest monsoon, may slightly intensify, and will weaken after landfall in China later this week.
AI summaryPresident Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump opened the Freedom 250 Grand Prix with a ceremonial lap in the presidential limousine, ahead of the first IndyCar race in Washington, D.C. The event, part of America's 250th anniversary celebrations, drew tens of thousands of spectators and featured an Air Force One flyover, while logistical challenges and water lines drew attention.
AI summaryA landfill collapse in Conakry, Guinea, has killed at least 30 people, according to the government, with heavy rains triggering the disaster at the Dar Es Salam dump. Rescuers are searching for survivors, and officials had planned to close the site the same day.
AI summaryThe Israeli Chief Rabbinate Council has approved a new range for the financial sum written into a ketubah, setting a minimum of NIS 36,000 and a maximum of NIS 360,000, and has ordered that marriage-registration procedures be amended accordingly. The move aims to curb unrealistic pledges by grooms, a practice that has fueled halachic debate over the document's validity.
AI summaryYanis Yushayev, described by police as a leader of an organized crime group linked to Israel's Caucasus community, was shot dead at a gas station near Caesarea. Police have launched a manhunt for suspects, saying the killing was criminally motivated. Yushayev had a history of arrests and was a known police target.
AI summaryThe Karnataka BJP intensified its agitation on Monday, attempting to lay siege to Vidhana Soudha and demanding the resignation of Minister B. Nagendra over his alleged involvement in the Rs 187-crore Maharshi Valmiki Scheduled Tribes Development Corporation scam. Police took several protesters into custody as the party pressed its case, with allegations that diverted funds were used in Lok Sabha elections in Karnataka and Telangana.