🎾 Sabalenka chasing history at US Open

Aryna Sabalenka is in New York City aiming for three consecutive US Open titles to become a record-holder. The Belarusian player is competing at Flushing Meadows as the current world No. 1 seed. She will reach 99 weeks atop the rankings by the tournament's end on Monday against Camila Osorio. Her recent form has been inconsistent, raising doubts about her ability to maintain her top spot. The top seed needs more than power to secure this significant milestone. 🎾

🧩 Wordle Review 1,899 is out now

The New York Times has released its latest Wordle review, numbered 1,899. This new puzzle is available for players across the platform. The review incorporates the latest word lists and daily changes. It continues the daily trend of challenging word puzzles for users. Players can start solving it immediately on their preferred device.

📱 Pixel 11 feature made exclusive; this free app is a lifesaver

Google made Android 17's Pause Point feature, which forces app deliberation, exclusive to the Pixel 11 series. This functionality was supposed to be a core Android 17 addition. A free app called "Stroll" offers a similar purpose by making users earn time to use distracting apps through walking. Unlike built-in timers, Stroll proactively encourages movement before scrolling. Users can track steps from phone counters or smartwatches to moderate social media time. 🚶

🧠 Deep sleep waves might shield against Alzheimer's 🧠

New research suggests deep sleep brain waves and the peptide neurotransmitter orexin protect against Alzheimer's disease. Sixty individuals aged 60 or older with mild to moderate Alzheimer's were monitored at a study in Neurology. Higher CSF orexin levels correlated with worse disease progression over the next three years. Stronger NREM sleep signals showed a weaker link between high orexin and negative outcomes. Future, larger studies are needed to confirm these interesting initial findings.

🤖 Insta360's new mirrorless cameras might shake up the industry

Insta360's CEO revealed the company is developing two upcoming mirrorless cameras, one with a unique shape. These cameras are set to challenge established players like Canon, Sony, and Nikon in the market. Reports suggest one design is completely new, while the other points towards a Micro Four Thirds body. Furthermore, lens maker Viltrox is positioned to disrupt the market by offering affordable, high-quality optics. This shift could drastically change the accessibility and form factor of modern photography. 📸

🚗 Diesel automatic cars under 15L in India

Several diesel automatic cars are now available in the Indian market for under 15 Lakh rupees. This range includes models from various manufacturers across India. Specific details regarding the models and their prices for the current period of September 2024 are available. This affordability makes diesel automatics accessible to a wider segment of buyers. Consumers can check out the latest options available in dealerships moving forward. 🚗

🔥 Drone Strike Ignites Refinery Blaze in Russia

A drone strike recently caused a massive fire at an oil refinery in Kirishi, Russia. The incident involved an attack on the industrial facility located in the region. Initial reports suggest the blaze is significant, with details on exact damage yet to be fully disclosed. This event highlights ongoing tensions and military activities in the area. Authorities are currently assessing the situation and managing the emergency response.

💣 How LeT went from Afghanistan jihad to Kashmir

The legal case against Hafiz Saeed took a new turn in July 2026 when NIA named him in a supplementary chargesheet regarding the Pahalgam terror attack. This action targeted him as the founder and chief of Lashkar-e-Taiba and its proxy, The Resistance Front. The NIA referenced a cross-border conspiracy behind the April 22, 2025, attack that tragically killed 26 civilians. Originally rooted in the 1980s Afghan jihad, LeT later shifted its focus to the insurgency in Kashmir during the 1990s. Moving forward, this case joins proceedings from the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks.

🚨 NIA sentences accused in Bengaluru ISIS conspiracy case

A Special Court of the NIA in Bengaluru sentenced an accused in the Al-Hind ISIS terror conspiracy case to seven years of rigorous imprisonment. The accused, Syed Fasiur Rehaman, was fined ₹48,000 in this high-profile case. The conspiracy, linked to ISIS, allegedly involved planning targeted killings to incite communal riots. The case was initially registered by Karnataka Police on January 10, 2020, and the NIA has filed three chargesheets against 20 accused. The NIA investigation is ongoing to track an online handler involved in establishing the terror module.

🚁 Lockdown drone idea becomes $37M startup

A 15-year-old boy turned a lockdown drone project into the startup Airbound. This Bengaluru-based company, founded by Naman Pushp, secured $37 million in a Series A round led by Greenoaks. The company has completed over 13,000 autonomous flights across Bengaluru and Guntur. Airbound aims to achieve cost parity with trucking through efficient drone delivery logistics. Next, the company plans to expand manufacturing and connect cities in Andhra Pradesh. 🚀

🛡️ Javelin missile acquisition timeline explained

India took sixteen years to acquire the Javelin 'fire-and-forget' missiles. This procurement process involved the Indian military and relevant defense agencies. The deal was finalized around 2018, following initial discussions dating back much earlier. The delay was attributed to complex bureaucratic hurdles and rigorous testing protocols. Future deployment schedules are currently under review by the Ministry of Defence. 🇮🇳