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Social Security could have lasted until 2059, so where did $10.8 trillion go? AARP reveals the income shift behind its 2034 funding crisis
Social Security's funding crisis may have arrived decades earlier because a smaller share of American income is subject to payroll taxes. AARP estimates the programme could have paid full benefits until 2059 if taxable wages had maintained their 1980s share of the economy. The actual trust fund depletion projections remain 2032 and 2034.
Miss Universe visa controversy: Zambia, Republic of Congo crown winners fail to secure visa, contestants from other countries wait for Puerto Rico pageant event
United States has imposed sweeping travel restrictions affecting dozens of countries, many of them in Africa, under proclamations issued during Donald Trump’s second administration.
Bessent blames US Commerce Department for not restricting Nvidia chip exports to China
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Friday blamed the Commerce Department, led by Howard Lutnick, for delaying the blacklisting of Megaspeed, an Nvidia customer suspected of diverting advanced AI chips to China, days before US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to meet in Shenzhen. Bessent spoke a day after Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang resigned as chief executive following reports that he had an affair with Alice Huang, a former executive at Singapore-based...
GTA 6 Online release window: Multiplayer could be launched in late 2027
GTA 6 online could launch in 2027, media reports said citing industry insiders. Rockstar Games have not officially confirmed any multiplayer launch window for Grand Theft Auto VI. The multiplayer may be launched a year after the base game, a Bloomberg video said. This is unconfirmed. A PlayStation database discovery has also suggested that there could be some multiplayer development.
Australia cricket captain Pat Cummins describes Khawaja's Sandpapergate claim as 'utter nonsense'
Australia captain Pat Cummins strongly refuted Usman Khawaja's claims regarding widespread knowledge of the Sandpapergate incident. Cummins held a news conference addressing these allegations and insisted he was unaware of the ball-tampering plot. David Warner expressed disappointment in Cummins' comments and supported Khawaja's perspective on the investigation. The management and coaching staff have undergone significant changes since the scandal occurred in 2018.
Alice Huang’s unusual Megaspeed exit draws attention Amid Nvidia China chip controversy: She got one share for just one Singapore dollar on the day she left
Alice Huang received one Megaspeed share for just S$1 on the day she stepped down as managing director in 2023. The corporate filing has drawn attention as the Singapore-based firm faces scrutiny over alleged $7.5 billion Nvidia chip shipments to China, its financial growth and Huang's reported relationship with Jensen Huang.
India’s day of wreckoning
New Zealand dominated the fourth ODI against India, winning by 244 runs and staying alive in the series. Will Young scored a century, while Matt Henry took six wickets to dismiss India for 89 runs. India faced a terrible start, losing three key wickets in the first over, resulting in a challenging chase. Henry's exceptional bowling performance highlighted India's struggle, leading to their sixth-lowest ODI total.
IRS 2027 tax changes: Millions of Americans could pay less tax as standard deductions rise, income brackets widen and child credits get bigger
The IRS has raised the standard deduction, widened federal income tax brackets and increased key family tax credits for 2027. The changes, announced on November 5, cover nearly 70 provisions of the federal tax code. The standard deduction for single filers will rise to $16,600, while married couples filing jointly will get $33,200. The Child Tax Credit will also increase to $2,300 per qualifying child.
United get their man
Mauricio Pochettino has been appointed as the new head coach of Manchester United following disappointing league results. The club decided to hire him after Michael Carrick was relieved of his duties. Pochettino, who previously managed Tottenham and Paris Saint-Germain, was the only candidate directly approached by United. He left a positive impression on the club during previous considerations for the role.
Tata Trusts' vice chairmen Vijay Singh and Venu Srinivasan rebut claims by Darius Khambata
Tata Trusts vice chairmen Vijay Singh and Venu Srinivasan defended their actions against criticisms from Darius Khambata regarding Tata Sons’ regulatory dealings and governance issues. They argued that engagement with the RBI has been effective and emphasized that the proposed listing is not detrimental, as it aligns with Tata's values of transparency and accountability.
An iconic puzzle comes home as production of the Rubik's Cube returns to Hungary
After selling more than half a billion units and becoming a worldwide cultural touchstone, production of the cube is returning to Hungary, where its inventor, Erno Rubik, first conceived of the iconic object that bears his name.
Why Indians behave better at sacred places but not other tourist spots
Kamarpukur and Joyrambati stand out for their tranquil ambiance and the politeness exhibited by visitors. Many who visit these sacred places do so as devotees, which motivates them to keep the surroundings tidy. This decorum sharply contrasts with the noisy behavior found in other tourist spots. Similar tendencies are recognized at various holy sites throughout India, creating a soothing environment and enriching spiritual encounters for everyone.
Yemen govt forces fortify Aden defences as Houthis advance
Yemen's internationally recognized government is reinforcing its military positions around Aden against advancing Houthi forces. The recent conflict has escalated since a truce ended in July, leading to increased military actions. Houthi fighters have captured strategic areas in the Al-Madaribah wal Ara district, complicating government operations. The Houthis also maintain control over the Red Sea coast, impacting government access to vital routes.
Bessent blames Lutnick's Commerce Department for not restricting Nvidia chips to China
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has publicly expressed frustration regarding the Commerce Department's delay in implementing export restrictions. The restrictions concern Nvidia chips, particularly those sold to companies like Megaspeed International, linked to CEO Jensen Huang. Huang resigned amid allegations of having an affair with Megaspeed's CEO, who is suspected of espionage. Members of Congress have called for explanations regarding Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's decision-making in this matter.
SpaceX to attempt first Starship spacecraft recovery on land in 15th flight
SpaceX plans to launch its Starship rocket for the 15th time to test spacecraft recovery. The mission will attempt to catch the spacecraft at the Texas launch site rather than discarding it at sea. Elon Musk envisions regular Starship launches to expand the Starlink satellite network and future AI capabilities. NASA has provided significant funding for the Starship project under the Artemis moon program.
Sagittarius season horoscope: 3 zodiac signs could get a lucky break before November 22 — where might it come from?
Three zodiac signs could find an opening they might normally pass up in the week ending November 22. Jupiter in Leo and the start of Sagittarius season set the backdrop for a horoscope about trying something different. A lucky break might begin with an invitation, an idea worth testing or a change to the usual routine.
GTA 6 first mandatory update: Has Rockstar Games released patch notes? Version 1.002.000 update's date, platforms, size
GTA 6 has received its first update before its November 19, 2026 release. The version 1.002.000 update has been released on PlayStation 5. It is also available on Xbox Series X. Rockstar Games have not provided any patch notes to explain what has changed. The 1.07 GB update is being rolled out in stages.
AYUSH, herbal sector now worth lakhs of crores: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the economic growth of India's AYUSH and herbal product sectors. He noted that exports are increasing due to high demand for products like turmeric. The establishment of the National Turmeric Board aims to enhance production and quality standards. Additionally, the government introduced the e-AYUSH visa facility to facilitate foreign tourists seeking traditional treatments.
Consent manager portal goes live without DPBI members
The Data Protection Board of India has activated its registration portal for consent managers to enhance data protection. This initiative comes as the regulations outlined in the Digital Personal Data Protection rules begin to take effect. Companies are finding some guidelines unclear, particularly regarding conflicts of interest. The government is currently in the process of appointing board members for DPBI.
SIT to probe 57,000 'fake' housing scheme beneficiaries: Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari
West Bengal's Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced an investigation into fake beneficiaries of the Banglar Bari scheme. He stated that 12,000 fake beneficiaries had illegally received housing scheme funds during the previous government. A committee led by retired judge Biswajit Basu will probe the corruption allegations regarding the housing project. Adhikari urged remaining beneficiaries to return the money to avoid legal action by the deadline.
SCO meet: Russia, China, Iran to attend; minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat 'hopeful' of Pakistan's participation
From November 20-22, New Delhi will be the venue for the first-ever Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Civilisational Dialogue Forum, bringing together delegates from 15 nations. This forum is designed to foster cultural exchange, focusing on the interconnectedness of art, architecture, and language among the member countries, ultimately celebrating their rich shared heritage.
Anthropic IPO prices shares at $78 ahead of November 19 debut: Can ANT stock become the next big AI investment amid Nvidia stock crash and Jensen Huang fallout?
Anthropic plans to list on the Nasdaq on November 19 under the ticker ANT, with shares priced between $70 and $78. The Claude maker plans to offer 825 million shares, potentially raising $64.4 billion. The IPO comes as Nvidia stock reels from a sharp sell-off amid the Jensen Huang fallout. Investors now have another major AI stock to watch, but Anthropic's high computing costs and financial risks remain.
Investors favour states offering better incentives as Andhra Pradesh secures Rs 9.89 lakh crore in MoUs: N Chandrababu Naidu
With Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh competing aggressively to attract investments from each other, Naidu sought to put the controversy to rest, saying all 28 states compete for investments.
CM remark intended to spread fear: Akhilesh Yadav
Akhilesh Yadav addressed concerns regarding Yogi Adityanath's claim about 1.27 crore Hindu voters missing from electoral rolls. He described the statement as a calculated attempt to instill fear within the society. Yadav expressed doubts about how the chief minister acquired this specific information. He emphasized the potential political motivations behind such remarks by Adityanath.
Assam: At least 26 killed in bus-truck collision
On Friday, a tragic accident occurred near Kaziranga National Park involving a truck and a minibus. At least 26 people died and more than 20 others sustained serious injuries in the collision. Many of the deceased were college students returning from classes when the accident happened. The injured individuals were taken to local hospitals for emergency treatment following the incident.
US-China Board of Trade holds first meeting days before Trump-Xi summit
The United States and China held the inaugural meeting of their bilateral Board of Trade on Friday, just days before US President Donald Trump is set to meet Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Shenzhen. “Today, the Office of the US Trade Representative, alongside the @USTreasury, held the first official US-China Board of Trade meeting with our Chinese counterparts,” the US Trade Representative (USTR) said on social media. “The Trump Administration looks forward to continuing our engagement with China...
5,000 Patwaris on strike in Chhattisgarh
Chhattisgarh government has suspended more than 140 patwaris amid an ongoing indefinite strike involving 5,000 revenue officials. Additionally, 3,912 patwaris received notices for their participation in the strike and 1,007 received show-cause notices. Furthermore, 186 others were given final warning letters instructing them to return to work promptly.
5,000 Patwaris on strike in Chhattisgarh
Chhattisgarh government has suspended more than 140 patwaris amid an ongoing indefinite strike involving 5,000 revenue officials. Additionally, 3,912 patwaris received notices for their participation in the strike and 1,007 received show-cause notices. Furthermore, 186 others were given final warning letters instructing them to return to work promptly.
Manipur 2023 violence probe panel gets another extension
The inquiry commission's deadline to submit its report on the Manipur ethnic violence has been extended again. This marks the seventh extension since its formation on June 4, 2023. The commission is headed by former Supreme Court judge Balbir Singh Chauhan. It aims to investigate the events surrounding the violence that erupted on May 3, 2023. There have been significant casualties, with many dead or missing due to ongoing conflicts.
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