Day: September 22, 2026

Trump Praises Zohran Mamdani After New York Meeting

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Donald Trump and Zohran Mamdani shaking hands during their New York meeting

President Donald Trump had warm words for New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Monday, saying he wants the young Democratic mayor to succeed. The remarks came after the two men held closed-door talks in Manhattan that focused on immigration enforcement and a multi-billion-dollar housing project. The meeting marked the third time the two leaders have appeared together publicly since Mamdani’s mayoral win last year. It also signaled a further thaw in what began as one of the most openly hostile relationships between a sitting president and a New York…

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Afghan Cyclist Fariba Hashimi Wins Silver at Asian Games in Nagoya

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Afghan cyclist Fariba Hashimi racing in the Asian Games women's road race

An Afghan cyclist who once disguised herself as a man to train has won a silver medal at the Asian Games, a result she hopes will push other Afghan women toward sport at a time when the Taliban has all but shut the door on them. What Happened Fariba Hashimi finished second in the women’s road race at the 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, on Tuesday, racing the Shinshiro Cycling Road Course in Aichi Prefecture. It’s the latest step in a career that began in secrecy back home and…

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Teen Skincare: Experts Warn Against Complex Glass Skin Routines

Nadeem Ali
Teenager following a skincare routine with beauty products

Teen skincare trends driven by social media are encouraging young people to follow complicated “glass skin” routines, but dermatologists say most teenagers need only a simple skincare routine to maintain healthy skin. Social media is increasingly shaping teen skincare habits, with influencers and “Get Ready With Me” (GRWM) videos promoting flawless complexions and lengthy routines involving multiple serums, masks, exfoliants and active ingredients. Dermatologists warn that teenagers may be putting unnecessary stress on their skin by copying routines designed for adults or following advice from social media influencers instead of…

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Aleema Khan Detention Case: LHC Seeks Arguments on Petition Maintainability

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Aleema Khan detention case hearing at Lahore High Court

Summary The Lahore High Court on Tuesday asked lawyers to argue whether a petition against Aleema Khan’s detention can be legally heard at all. Aleema Khan, sister of PTI founder Imran Khan, has been held since Sunday under a 30-day order issued by the Lahore deputy commissioner. The judge reserved her decision on maintainability and adjourned the case till September 25. Background Aleema Khan was picked up along with her driver, Muhammad Ameer, and both are currently confined at Lahore Central Jail. The detention order was issued under the Maintenance…

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UK Schools Urged to Adopt National AI Framework for Safe Education

Nadeem Ali
Sir Anthony Seldon calls for national AI in education framework

AI in Education needs a national framework in England, with schools urged to train teachers and develop strategies for safe and effective use of artificial intelligence. Schools in England are calling for clearer government guidance on how pupils and teachers can use artificial intelligence (AI) safely and effectively, according to a new report that warns the rapid adoption of AI in education has been chaotic and uncoordinated. The report, co-authored by former school leader Sir Anthony Seldon and venture capitalist Tim Bunting, calls on the UK government to introduce a…

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US Flights Delayed After Construction Workers Cut Air Traffic Control Cable

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US flights delayed after air traffic control cable cut

US Flights Delayed after a severed fiber-optic cable disrupted air traffic control operations across major airports in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. NEW YORK: Hundreds of flights were delayed or canceled across major US airports after construction workers accidentally severed a fiber-optic cable used for air traffic control communications, causing major disruptions across the Northeast. The disruption affected airports in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts on Monday, September 21, as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) imposed ground stops and restricted incoming flights at several major airports.…

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Crackdown on IMEI Altering Intensifies as Lahore Police Target Stolen Phone Networks

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Police officer checking a mobile phone IMEI number during a Lahore crackdown on stolen devices

Police Order Action Against IMEI Altering in Lahore LAHORE: Police have been directed to launch a comprehensive crackdown on elements involved in altering IMEI numbers of stolen mobile phones. The order came directly from the city’s top police officer during a high-level meeting on street crime. The move signals a fresh push against a trade that has let stolen handsets slip back into circulation for years, often untraceable once their identity numbers are changed. Background: A City Grappling With Street Theft Phone snatching and pickpocketing have remained a persistent complaint…

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Chaman Anti-Polio Campaign Launched, Target Set for 83,000 Children

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7-Day Anti-Polio Campaign Launched in Chaman, Target Set to Vaccinate 83,000 Children Chaman (Syed Sardar Mohammad Khondai) A target has been set to administer anti-polio drops to 83,000 children in District Chaman. Deputy Commissioner Chaman, Habib Ahmed Bangalzai, formally inaugurated the 7-day campaign by administering polio drops to a child. Speaking to the media on the occasion, Deputy Commissioner Chaman Habib Ahmed Bangalzai said that all arrangements have been completed to make the polio campaign a complete success. He made a heartfelt appeal to parents and all the people of…

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