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Rookie Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart faces a dramatic NFL debut, embroiled in a viral controversy involving a fake Instagram post linking him to Madison Beer, rumored girlfriend of Chargers QB Justin Herbert. Dart, replacing Russell Wilson, aims to make history by defeating Herbert's undefeated Chargers in his first start, despite the off-field distraction. from Times of India via iamshivamvns

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson left the door open for a future White House run in a late-September 2025 interview, stating "we'll see." This contrasts with his 2022 declaration that a bid was "off the table" to prioritize family. Public interest remains high, with polls and betting markets reflecting curiosity about his potential candidacy for 2028 or beyond. from Times of India via iamshivamvns

A growing backlog of 74,510 US student loan forgiveness applications under the PSLF Buyback programme remains unresolved under President Trump’s administration. The initiative, designed to credit missed public service months due to forbearance or deferment, has faced significant delays, partly due to staffing cuts at the Education Department. Legal action by the American Federation of Teachers has forced data disclosure. Borrowers and advocates urge continued applications despite processing slowdowns and pending repayment plan requests exceeding one million. from Times of India via iamshivamvns

Tyson Fury's daughter, Venezuela Fury, got engaged. The 16-year-old accepted a proposal from boxer Noah Price. This event occurred at her 16th birthday party on September 26, 2025. Her mother, Paris Fury, confirmed the news on Instagram. Noah Price holds an East Midlands belt. The couple made their relationship public earlier this year. from Times of India via iamshivamvns

Canada has seen a 50% decline in Indian study permit approvals in 2025, with projections suggesting a 67.5% drop from 2023. The number of new student arrivals and total permit holders has also decreased sharply. According to ICEF Monitor, this trend stems from stricter immigration policies, economic pressures, and rising global competition. The downturn could lead to a $10.5 billion shortfall in economic contributions, severely affecting Canadian education institutions and provincial economies. from Times of India via iamshivamvns