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WWE icon John Cena is returning to host WrestleMania 42 in Las Vegas on April 18-19, 2026. This marks his first WWE appearance since retiring from in-ring competition in December 2025 after a match against Gunther. While not competing, Cena will play a special role at the two-night event held at Allegiant Stadium. from Times of India via iamshivamvns

Scott McLaughlin survived a massive crash during an IndyCar practice session at Barber Motorsports Park. His car hit the barrier at nearly 170mph and broke through fencing before stopping near trees. Safety teams acted quickly, and he walked away without serious injury. He later returned to qualify, finishing 14th, making it a shocking yet relieving day for everyone watching. from Times of India via iamshivamvns

Underscoring India’s energy and diaspora interests in the Gulf, Modi has twice spoken to leaders of all GCC countries since the conflict started and condemned the violation of their sovereignty and territorial integrity. India, however, is yet to condemn the US-Israel strikes on Iran. This was the second telephonic conversation between the PM and the crown prince since the West Asia conflict started on Feb 28. from Times of India via iamshivamvns

Two prominent CEOs, from Coca-Cola and Walmart, have cited the rise of AI as a factor in their decisions to step down. Both leaders indicated that the evolving business landscape, driven by AI, necessitates new leadership for future growth phases. Their departures highlight a significant technological shift impacting executive decision-making at major corporations. from Times of India via iamshivamvns

Kai Trump supported Aryna Sabalenka after watching her Miami Open semifinal win over Elena Rybakina on March 26. She even met Sabalenka and shared her support on Instagram. Sabalenka now faces Coco Gauff in the March 28 final. With both players tied 6-6 in head-to-head matches, the final is expected to be close and highly competitive. from Times of India via iamshivamvns

Two recent jury verdicts have placed social media companies like Meta and Google on notice, suggesting potential product liability for harm to minors. A New Mexico jury awarded $375 million against Meta for exposing minors to harmful content, while a California jury awarded $6 million against Meta and YouTube for contributing to a young woman's mental health struggles. from Times of India via iamshivamvns

A California jury found Meta and YouTube liable for a young woman's mental health struggles, deeming their platform designs negligent. The verdict, which assigns 70% liability to Meta and 30% to YouTube, marks a significant legal shift, potentially reshaping the tech industry's accountability for user well-being. Punitive damages are now being considered. from Times of India via iamshivamvns