Times of India

Donald Trump has announced plans to close Washington’s 106-year-old East Potomac Golf Links for 15 months from November 15 for a redevelopment designed by renowned architect Tom Fazio. The announcement comes amid a legal battle, with a federal judge halting tree removal. Trump says the revamped public course could host major international golf tournaments.

Following a lengthy three-year investigation, Heather Ann Textor, a legal secretary, has been taken into custody for alleged fraudulent activities. She is accused of forging court documents and misappropriating client funds intended for legal fees. The investigation was sparked when a local resident submitted a counterfeit expungement petition to the state police, leading to further scrutiny of suspicious transactions that funneled money into Textor's personal accounts.

An Indiana woman who challenged her late father's decision to leave his entire estate to his fiancee has lost her legal battle. Stacia Davis was ordered to pay $22,208 in attorney fees after failing to prove the will was invalid. The Indiana Court of Appeals upheld the ruling and ordered her to pay additional legal fees after finding serious problems with her appeal.

Phone Audio Clips Suggest Sisters Persuaded Mother To Transfer House In Their Name

Scott Bessent has criticized European nations for refusing to impose tariffs on India and China, which purchase Russian oil. He highlighted that the US has approached its allies to coordinate actions against energy purchases from Russia. Bessent emphasized the need for the US to reassess its strategy regarding sanctions and tariffs, especially with respect to energy supplies.

The Centre has mandated Meta to ensure diverse recommendation algorithms for users on its platforms. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology released an advisory emphasizing due diligence under the IT Rules. It highlighted the need for rapid identification and review of content with public disturbance potential. Additionally, Meta must assist law enforcement agencies by providing necessary information promptly.

Chaudhry Mohammad Sarwar, a prominent terrorist of Lashkar-e-Taiba, recently died after falling from a building in Lahore. Known for his role in fundraising for the group, he was involved in various leadership positions. Previously designated a terrorist by the US, he had connections with senior leaders like Hafiz Saeed. Sarwar's death occurred under mysterious circumstances, similar to a past incident involving another notable figure.

Pakistan aims to land on the Moon by 2035 and send its first astronaut for a space mission. The astronaut, selected from candidates trained in China, is expected to participate in scientific experiments. Cooperation with China enhances Pakistan's aspirations in space exploration and technological advancement. Additionally, plans for establishing the first Space Museum at the University of Narowal were announced to promote scientific awareness.

Amidst the excitement of a football match in Mumbai, chaos ensued when gunshots rang out from motorcycle-riding attackers. Fans eagerly awaiting a glimpse of Tiger Shroff were thrown into panic. Thankfully, Tiger remained unharmed, yet both his driver and an autorickshaw driver required medical attention. The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has allegedly claimed responsibility, but verification is pending. The Mumbai Crime Branch continues to investigate the incident thoroughly.

On a dramatic Sunday evening in Juhu, Mumbai, shots were fired at actor Tiger Shroff's vehicle. Thankfully, police confirm that Shroff remained unharmed. The incident took place close to Pushpa Park, prompting a thorough investigation. Authorities are reviewing CCTV footage to track down the shooters, and a manhunt is underway to capture those behind this alarming attack.