Times of India

Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby is known for his accomplishments on the ice, but his private life is largely off the public radar. Long-term partner Kathy Leutner has also maintained a low profile while pursuing a modelling career. The couple, who have reportedly been together since 2008, have seemingly preferred privacy, mutual support and keeping romance away from the intense attention hockey brings.

A Texas couple have lost their legal battle to remain on 70 acres of land they say had been in their family for decades. The dispute began after William Dan Moss was excluded from his mother's will. Despite challenging the inheritance decision and subsequent eviction, William and his wife, Brenda, failed to overturn the rulings. On October 22, a Texas appeals court upheld the eviction judgment.

On Monday, three individuals lost their lives in separate incidents on Central Railway tracks. The accidents happened amid significant service disruptions following a fire in a signalling hut. Passengers experienced delays of 70 to 90 minutes, affecting both local and long-distance train operations. Many commuters turned to alternative modes of transport like autorickshaws and buses while trying to reach their destinations.

Microsoft is offering buyouts to around 60,000 employees in India, the US, the UK and Canada under a new Voluntary Exit Offer, announced in a memo from Chief People Officer Amy Coleman. Open up to level 70, the offer has no age, tenure or performance criteria and mirrors standard severance. Employees have until early December to decide. The move follows 4,800 Microsoft layoffs in July.

The US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has made a pivotal ruling concerning immigrant detention, involving three men who unlawfully entered the country. The court decided to overturn earlier decisions that allowed them individualized bond hearings while awaiting removal proceedings. This change stirs substantial dialogue on the potential impacts on the constitutional rights of immigrants facing detention without due process.

A remarkable relic from the Mughal era, the 'Yerkes-Remarque' carpet, is set to go under the hammer at Sotheby's. Adorned with intricate hunting scenes and bold motifs from the 17th century, this carpet represents the height of Indian artistry. With previous ownership linked to luminaries like Charles T. Yerkes and Erich Maria Remarque, its historical significance is profound.

In 1989, Diego Maradona was seen training with daisies given by his daughter Dalma tucked into his socks. The photograph from that moment captured the unique bond between the football star and his child. Dalma later lost the original photograph but eventually found it, creating a significant emotional connection with her father. At her 38th birthday party, Dalma recreated this special moment with a friend dressed in Napoli gear.

In 2026, Brazilian football legend Ronaldo Nazário reportedly purchased a $7.8 million waterfront duplex penthouse at Onda Residences in Miami’s Bay Harbor Islands. The acquisition followed his exits from Brazilian club Cruzeiro in 2024 and Spanish side Real Valladolid in 2025. Featuring five bedrooms, a private rooftop pool and panoramic Biscayne Bay views, the property reflects his strategic shift toward luxury real estate investment.

France is pursuing a strategy called 'Forward Deterrence' to enhance its nuclear presence in Europe, which includes its Rafale jets. This initiative aims to deploy nuclear-capable aircraft to allied countries and bolster military cooperation. As the US urges NATO allies for increased defense spending, concerns arise over its commitment to European security.