During opening statements Monday, the defense lawyers for Gamal Abdelaziz and John Wilson made clear that their clients — the first parents to face trial in the sprawling college admissions scandal — would not be the only ones up for judgment.

Parents were duped, their lawyers say in start of college admissions trial

Kremlin said today that Russian President Putin will be self-isolating over coronavirus cases reported in the "inner circle". However, officials who have been hit with the virus is still unclear.

Russian President Putin to self-isolate over virus cases in 'inner circle': Kremlin

Cuban scientists have reportedly found no evidence of US diplomats being hit by the "Havana Syndrome". The "Havana Syndrome" was first reported in 2016 after US officials complained about suspected electronic weapons causing nausea and headaches while also reportedly causing brain damage.

No evidence of 'Havana Syndrome', say Cuban scientists

The wholesale price-based inflation rose marginally to 11.39 per cent in August, mainly due to higher prices of manufactured goods, even as prices of food articles softened.

India's WPI inflation rose in August over costlier manufactured goods

A New York hospital said it will halt the delivery of babies in less than two weeks due to mass resignations by staffers who have reportedly objected to the vaccination mandate.

New York hospital to halt baby deliveries as staffers quit over vaccine mandate

Reports say the Biden administration is considering a request from the Taiwan government to change the name of its mission in Washington from Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office to Taiwan Representative Office.

Taiwan wants its US office to be renamed; China retaliates: Report

A report published by security experts at Citizen Lab, a Canada-based cybersecurity watchdog, said it has detected "zero-day zero-click exploit against iMessage" which it calls "forcendentry" or "forced entry".

Apple's iMessage targeted by Pegasus spyware from Israeli firm NSO, says cybersecurity watchdog

According to reports, social media giant Facebook has exempted high profile VIPs from its rules in a new quality control move. The programme is reportedly called "cross-check" or "XCheck".

Facebook protects elite users from its own rules: Report

India saw a single-day rise of 27,254 new COVID-19 cases, taking the infection tally in the country to 3,32,64,175, while the count of active cases declined to 3,74,269, according to the health ministry.

India reports 27,000 COVID-19 cases in 24 hours; active cases decline

India will get this month the third set of Swiss bank account details of its nationals under an automatic exchange of information pact with Switzerland and this will include for the first time the data about real estate properties owned by Indians there, officials said.

Switzerland to share information on real estate assets owned by Indian nationals

As the Taliban take greater control over Afghanistan's affairs, Taliban's spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid revealed that he lived in Kabul all along during the US presence in the capital as he casually remarked, "They used to think I did not exist".

They seriously thought 'Zabihullah' was a made-up figure, jokes Taliban spokesman on US presence

Boris Johnson's government has dropped plans for vaccine passports for citizens while entering crowded events, health minister Sajid Javed said. The government had earlier announced the passports were needed to enter nightclubs, however, health minister Javed declared that the government will no longer go ahead with the plan.

UK drops plans for vaccine passports in COVID-19 winter plan

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