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An invasive insect first found in Pennsylvania in 2014 spread across 18 US states; Canada has now confirmed its first spotted lanternfly detection in Windsor, putting grape-growing regions on alert

An invasive insect first found in Pennsylvania in 2014 spread across 18 US states; Canada has now confirmed its first spotted lanternfly detection in Windsor, putting grape-growing regions on alert

Canada has recently confirmed the first detection of spotted lanternfly in the country. On September 15, 2026, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) confirmed the first detection of SLF in Canada in Windsor, Ontario. Movement restrictions have been placed to prevent the movement of regulated materials, including potentially infested plant materials. Moreover, surrounding areas are…

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Indian-origin MAGA commentator shields daughter from Hasan Piker's racist attack, says 'she's Christian, born in America and her mom is white'

Indian-origin MAGA commentator shields daughter from Hasan Piker’s racist attack, says ‘she’s Christian, born in America and her mom is white’

Dinesh D’souza snubs Hasan Piker after Piker calls D’souza’s daughter Indian. MAGA commentator Dinesh D’Souza defended his daughter Danielle D’Souza as an acrimonious exchange between Rep Brandon Gill and streamer Hasan Piker shifted towards Brandon’s wife, Danielle. The exchange started with an interview of Hasan Piker with Axios, where Piker said America is worse than…

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Katrina Kaif opens up about physical changes during and after pregnancy amid trolling and body-shaming: ‘Post-pregnancy, my skin became even more sensitive’ |

Katrina Kaif opens up about physical changes during and after pregnancy amid trolling and body-shaming: ‘Post-pregnancy, my skin became even more sensitive’ |

Katrina Kaif opens up about post-pregnancy physical changes and sensitive skin amid increased scrutiny over her appearance. Katrina Kaif has found herself under increased public scrutiny over her appearance since becoming a mother. The actress, who welcomed her son Vihaan with husband Vicky Kaushal, has faced online commentary around her post-pregnancy appearance, adding to the…

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More than a century after Maine’s Penobscot Nation lost control of much of its ancestral landscape, 11,297 acres have now been returned; the wider $32.5 million effort aims to return more than 30,000 acres

More than a century after Maine’s Penobscot Nation lost control of much of its ancestral landscape, 11,297 acres have now been returned; the wider $32.5 million effort aims to return more than 30,000 acres

11,297 acres surrounding the East Branch of the Penobscot River were returned to the Penobscot Nation, marking the first phase of a larger effort to restore more than 30,000 acres of ancestral homeland (Image Credit: Chris Bennett/ Trust for Public Land) A vast stretch of Maine forest has changed hands in a return more than…

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LPG Aadhaar rule from October 1: Authentication mandatory for subsidised gas refills; how to complete process, check steps

LPG Aadhaar rule from October 1: Authentication mandatory for subsidised gas refills; how to complete process, check steps

As of September 19, biometric authentication had been completed by 89.9% of active domestic LPG consumers. LPG refill Aadhaar authentication rule: Domestic LPG consumers who have not yet completed their Biometric Aadhaar Authentication (BAA) will have to complete the process to book subsidised cylinder refills at regulated prices from October 1, 2026.The Petroleum and Natural…

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'We want to go home': Hindu minor sisters abducted, converted, married in Pakistan's Sindh

‘We want to go home’: Hindu minor sisters abducted, converted, married in Pakistan’s Sindh

Pakistan: Two minor Hindu sisters allegedly abducted, converted and forced into marriage The alleged abduction and forced conversion of two minor Hindu sisters in Pakistan’s Sindh province has triggered fresh concern among minority rights group, with one organisation calling for an independent probe and safeguards for the girls.According to Voice of Pakistan Minority, Roopi, 13…

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Father-son duo makes history: Five-time Asian Games champion Shigenobu Murofushi and Olympic gold medallist son Koji light cauldron in Aichi-Nagoya | Asian Games 2026 News

Father Shigenobu Murofushi and son Koji Murofushi (Reuters Photo) A father and son who built their legacy in hammer throw shared one of the biggest moments of the Asian Games opening ceremony on Saturday.Japan’s Shigenobu Murofushi and his son Koji Murofushi jointly lit the cauldron at the 20th Asian Games in Nagoya, bringing the torch…

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Carrot Top, whose real name is Scott Thompson, hospitalized in Las Vegas after suicide attempt; Luxor show canceled as comedian’s representative confirms he is recovering, asks for privacy | English Movie News

Carrot Top, whose real name is Scott Thompson, hospitalized in Las Vegas after suicide attempt; Luxor show canceled as comedian’s representative confirms he is recovering, asks for privacy | English Movie News

Carrot Top is recovering in hospital after a reported suicide attempt, with his representative asking fans to respect his privacy. Trigger warning: This story discusses suicide and a suicide attempt.Comedian and longtime Las Vegas performer Carrot Top, whose real name is Scott Thompson, has been hospitalized in Las Vegas following what TMZ reported as a…

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Capricorn, Weekly Horoscope, September 20 to September 26, 2026: Key predictions and important astrological insights for the week

Capricorn, Weekly Horoscope, September 20 to September 26, 2026: Key predictions and important astrological insights for the week

General:This week begins with a strong sense of steadiness, and that suits you very well. Monday brings fulfilment, useful progress, and the quiet satisfaction that comes when things run as they should. Students can settle into studies with real focus, and those in business or service are likely to feel that their effort is being…

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Dar: Pakistan foreign minister dials Iranian counterpart, urges uninterrupted energy supplies and safe passage of ships

Dar: Pakistan foreign minister dials Iranian counterpart, urges uninterrupted energy supplies and safe passage of ships

Abbas Araghchi and Ishaq Dar (File photo) Pakistan’s foreign minister Ishaq Dar on Saturday urged his Iranian counterpart, Abbas Araghchi, that Tehran must ensure “uninterrupted energy supplies” and the “safe and expeditious passage of ships”, amid concerns over disruptions to crucial waterways in the Middle East.Dar, who also serves as Pakistan’s deputy prime minister, held…

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