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Gold is making headlines again. It has reached its highest price in 16 years. September 2025 is shaping up as the best month for gold since 2009. The precious metal's price hit a fresh peak above $3,800 per ounce. Data shows that gold futures on the U.S. market gained more than 11% in September alone. In 2025 overall, gold has climbed about 45% from the start of the year. The SPDR Gold Trust, a major gold ETF, increased its holdings recently, reflecting strong institutional demand.

Michigan Church shooting: A horrific mass shooting and arson at a Michigan Mormon church left at least 11 people, including children, injured on Sunday. The assailant reportedly drove a vehicle into the Church of Latter Day Saints, opened fire, and then set the building ablaze before killing himself. A video was shared by a podcaster in which she described that a man ran his car into the a church and started shooting.

The U.S. is considering Ukraine's request for long-range Tomahawk missiles, with Vice President JD Vance stating President Trump will make the final determination. These 2,500 km range missiles would be a powerful asset for Ukraine but would likely be seen by Russia as an escalation. Trump, frustrated by Putin's refusal for peace, is reviewing the deal as Russia's invasion stalls.

Kolkata's transport department, in collaboration with Snap-E Cabs, launched UMA, an exclusive app cab service for women. Driven by professionally trained women, these vehicles feature GPS tracking and SOS buttons, aiming to enhance safety and empower women travelers. Twenty cabs debuted on September 26, with more joining soon to address safety concerns.

The second version of the Logistics Data Bank (LDB 2.0) will allow real-time tracking of export containers on high seas and trucks within India, aimed at boosting logistics efficiency and reducing costs. NICDC chief Rajat Saini said the system will improve planning, compliance, and global credibility, with features like a live container heatmap to address bottlenecks proactively.

Carla Bruni, former model and singer, is the wife of ex-French president Nicolas Sarkozy. Sarkozy faces legal troubles over claims of Libyan money in his 2007 campaign. The court cleared him of direct corruption, but some close allies were convicted. Bruni’s name appears in the case as she faces a charge linked to witness tampering.

The fallout from Charlie Kirk’s killing has extended to the quiet Utah neighborhood where the alleged shooter, Tyler Robinson, lived with his transgender partner. Neighbors now report that Robinson’s companion, Lance Twiggs, has apparently left the couple’s townhouse amid rising public scrutiny and safety concerns.

Fat Bear Week 2025 honours the brown bears of Brooks River in Katmai National Park, Alaska, as they compete to win the portly crown. From Sept. 23–30, voters globally pick the bear they feel "best exemplifies fatness and success in brown bears." Contestants, that includes returning champions such as 128 Grazer and fan favorites like 32 Chunk, spend the summer devouring on salmon to get ready for the single-elimination competition.

Celeste Rivas, 15, was discovered deceased in the trunk of a Tesla linked to singer D4vd, shocking her hometown of Lake Elsinore. Reported missing in 2024, Celeste’s body was discovered in a Hollywood tow yard following foul odor that led the authorities to the vehicle. Residents recall her as a quiet, diligent teen, and family members voiced heartbreak and anger.

India has requested consultations with Indonesia through the WTO regarding Jakarta's plan to impose import duties on cotton fabric. New Delhi, emphasizing its significant trade interest in cotton fabric exports, proposed virtual discussions in late September 2025. This action follows Indonesia's notification to WTO members about potential harm to its domestic cotton fabric industry and a proposed safeguard measure.

Nepal's Prime Minister Sushila Karki expanded her interim cabinet to nine members by appointing five new ministers. President Ramchandra Paudel approved the appointments, assigning portfolios such as Industry and Commerce, Education, Science and Technology, Health & Population, Information and Communication, and Agriculture. The interim government, formed after K. P.

Peter and Barbie Reynolds, a British couple, reached the U.K. after the Taliban released them. They had been detained in Afghanistan for over seven months. The couple ran an education organization in Bamiyan province. Their arrest raised concerns about the Taliban's actions. Analysts suggest the release could be a move to gain international recognition.

Oktoberfest celebrations are set to begin across America. Cities are gearing up for beer, bratwurst, and music. Cincinnati, Denver, and Tempe are among the cities hosting festivities. Frankenmuth and Helen are also preparing for the German festival. Leavenworth and La Crosse will offer unique Oktoberfest experiences. Celebrations will run from September through October.

Charlie Kirk’s Funeral: The memorial service is expected to be more than a private farewell. For many, it symbolizes the closing chapter in the life of a controversial yet influential figure in American politics. Kirk’s supporters have described the gathering as a moment of unity, patriotism, and reflection on his legacy.

The Indian government has waived customs duties on 18 defence-related imports, including missiles, military aircraft, and artillery components, to bolster defence modernization. This exemption, coupled with the elimination of integrated goods and services tax (IGST), aims to reduce costs and support domestic defence capabilities.

The Islamabad High Court nullified the appointment of retired Major General Hafeezur Rehman as chairman of the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA), deeming the selection process illegal. The court highlighted flaws in the creation of the Member (Administration) post and the subsequent appointment of Rehman as chairman.

The Charlie Kirk Show podcast is live now with a special tribute episode hosted by U.S. Vice President JD Vance. The episode airs Monday, September 15, 2025, at 12 p.m. ET, honoring the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was tragically assassinated last week while speaking at Utah Valley University.

India introduces the Defence Procurement Manual 2025. This aims to simplify how the armed forces obtain resources. The goal is faster decisions and better military readiness. The manual promotes self-reliance in defence. It encourages innovation and domestic production. New rules address industry concerns. These include reduced penalties for delays. The manual empowers local authorities. It ensures quicker payments to suppliers.

Vitamin B12 is vital for health. Deficiency can cause fatigue, nerve damage, and cognitive issues. Untreated, it leads to serious problems like heart strain and stroke. Older adults and vegetarians are at higher risk. Research links low B12 to memory loss. A blood test can detect deficiency. Supplements or injections are effective treatments.

Donald Trump's tariff policy faces a legal challenge that could impact US finances. Court decision may lead to large refunds. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent remains confident of a favourable ruling. Economists highlight the importance of tariff revenue in managing the budget deficit. Businesses express concerns over fluctuating duties.

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari announced that the National Highways Authority of India aims to segregate all solid waste in the country for road construction by 2027. NHAI has already utilized 80 lakh tonnes of municipal solid waste from Delhi and Ahmedabad in road projects.

Charlie Kirk shooter: According to law enforcement officials, the assailant who fatally shot Charlie Kirk had mingled with college students before making his way to a rooftop at Utah Valley University.

The inaugural women's T20 World Cup Cricket for the Blind will be held in India in November. Kathmandu is dropped as a neutral venue due to turmoil in Nepal. An alternate venue is being considered for Pakistan's matches. The tournament will feature teams from several countries. India has announced its 16-member squad for the World Cup.

Gautam Singhania, chairman of Raymond Group, has termed US President Trump's trade policies as a "dangerous game," predicting hyper-inflation in the US due to rising import costs. He believes the tariffs are a temporary setback for India, advising businesses to seek new markets. Singhania lauded the government's GST rationalization, expecting it to boost consumption and benefit companies like Raymond.

Dell China layoffs 2025: Dell Technologies plans to reduce its workforce in China. The company informed employees about the layoffs this week. The layoffs will affect staff in Shanghai and Xiamen. This is the third round of cuts in recent months. Dell's global headcount has already decreased. Other US tech firms like Micron, IBM, and Microsoft are also scaling back in China.

The BJP has condemned Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge for allegedly insulting a farmer during an interaction in flood-hit Kalaburagi. Kharge, in a viral video, questioned the farmer's losses, stating his own were greater due to his larger landholding. The BJP spokesperson criticized Kharge, accusing the Congress of disrespecting farmers and seeking publicity.

Bitcoin is at a key stage, and traders are watching October for big moves. Some analysts think it could rise, while others warn of a sharp drop. Support and resistance levels are being tested, and market signals show mixed sentiment. Investors are alert as Bitcoin faces possible high volatility and price changes ahead.

Are US citizens receiving a stimulus payment from the Trump administration in 2025? Speculations are rife that the US government might provide $1,390 stimulus payment to Americans but IRS has denied these rumours. However, despite no payment from IRS residents of New York and other states can expect deposits for inflation rebates.

The Allahabad High Court directed the government to adjust SC MBBS students admitted under a contentious 70% quota in specific medical colleges against vacant seats elsewhere. The court stayed a previous order for fresh counselling, acknowledging potential chaos. The state government must submit an affidavit confirming adherence to the statutory 21% SC quota from the next academic session.

Sweet Magnolias Season 5 has been confirmed by Netflix. The new season will feature 10 episodes, new cast members and filming in Georgia and New York City. Here is everything to know.

The CBDT has extended income tax exemptions for sovereign wealth and pension funds investing in India's infrastructure until March 31, 2030. This move, formalized after an earlier announcement, aims to attract long-term global capital by exempting these funds from taxes on dividends, interest, and capital gains.

Future space careers​: Artificial Intelligence is reshaping the job market. A study shows AI impacts entry-level jobs. Tech billionaires like Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and Jeff Bezos envision space careers. Altman sees Gen Alpha exploring the solar system. Musk aims for Mars missions by 2028. Bezos imagines millions living and working in space. Space tourism and planet colonization are future industries.