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US President Trump announced the formation of a Gaza “board of peace,” a key step in the second phase of a US-backed plan to end the war. This board will supervise a Palestinian technocratic committee tasked with Gaza's administration post-conflict. The plan also includes an International Stabilisation Force, though major issues remain unresolved.

Patrick Mahomes shared his first update after undergoing ACL surgery, saying his recovery is progressing well and that his goal is to be ready for Week 1 of the 2026 season. While acknowledging the long rehab ahead, the Kansas City Chiefs star remains optimistic, hopes to take part in OTAs, and has ruled out retirement.

Ranveer Singh and Akshaye Khanna's 'Dhurandhar' continues its impressive box office run, crossing Rs 25 crore in its sixth week. Despite a dip in collections, the film has amassed a staggering Rs 816.60 crore net in India and is nearing the Rs 1,000 crore gross mark, aiming to surpass 'KGF Chapter 2'.

Says Army Is Ready For Any Kind Of Situation

Donna Kelce faced online backlash after her casting on The Traitors US, with fans accusing producers of setting her up to fail. Viewers criticized her Secret Traitor role, arguing she lacked reality TV experience. While some defended her reserved approach, many felt the casting choice was unfair and driven more by publicity than gameplay.

In an unexpected turn of events, the India Open badminton tournament faced interruptions not from the players, but from nature itself, as bird droppings halted a tense showdown between H S Prannoy and Loh Kean Yew. While commentators initially downplayed the situation, the competitors confirmed that the feathery interlopers were indeed the culprits.

Cricketer Manoj Tiwary expressed deep hurt over Mary Kom's public statements about her ex-husband, Karung Onkholer Kom, highlighting the crucial role of a support system for athletes. Tiwari emphasized the importance of mutual contribution in relationships and voiced concern for Onkholer's mental well-being following the public dispute over alleged financial misconduct.

The Kansas City Chiefs had a pretty disappointing season this time, but the billionaire heiress, Gracie Hunt, has always been there for the team. Amid all the mess, Gracie Hunt has made a wholesome post about her life along with a few inspirational words that has moved fans. With the team's poor performance, many of their players are also getting trolled brutally.

Taylor Swift is reportedly concerned about Travis Kelce’s emotional well-being as he considers retirement from the NFL. Insiders say football has long defined Kelce’s identity, making the transition difficult. While opportunities await beyond the game, the uncertainty has created stress. Kelce has acknowledged the challenge publicly while evaluating his physical readiness and future.

Nick Fuentes criticized Candace Owens after she claimed Charlie Kirk was a time traveler and used ancient technology. Fuentes called her ideas “totally insane” during his livestream. Owens also said Kirk spoke to her in dreams and accused Turning Point USA members of betrayal. The claims have sparked heavy online criticism and debate.

A Kerala student's quest for social media fame backfired spectacularly in Bengaluru, landing him with a Rs 1.1 lakh fine for illegally modifying his car. The souped-up Honda City, spewing flames and roaring loudly, drew widespread complaints and official action. Authorities imposed penalties exceeding the car's purchase price, a stark lesson in responsible vehicle use.

A 10-year-old boy in Etah bravely brought his mother's body for a post-mortem alone after she succumbed to tuberculosis and HIV. Orphaned by the same disease the previous year, the child faced isolation until police intervened to arrange her final rites. Distant relatives eventually arrived, offering solace to the grieving boy.

In a dramatic turn of events, Ranchi police conducted a raid on the regional office of the Enforcement Directorate following an alarming grievance from an employee who reported a 'deadly attack' during questioning.

Harleen Deol's unbeaten 64 guided UP Warriorz to their first WPL 2026 win, defeating defending champions Mumbai Indians by seven wickets. Deol's stellar performance anchored the chase after Mumbai's Nat Sciver-Brunt's 65 had earlier propelled them to 161 for five. UPW sealed the target with seven wickets in hand.