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Who is Dr Benjamin Hudson? Nolan Wells case takes fresh turn as ‘friend’ Warren Hudson’s father offers K reward

Who is Dr Benjamin Hudson? Nolan Wells case takes fresh turn as ‘friend’ Warren Hudson’s father offers $50K reward

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The Nolan Wells case has taken a fresh turn with Dr Benjamin Hudson stepping forward to offer a $50,000 reward for information on the dead teen. The Mississippi teenager was reported missing on July 4 after going out with his friends to Horn Island and was found dead on July 6. Nolan Wells went missing on July 4 and his body was found on July 6. (REUTERS) Amid interest in the circumstances around Wells’ death, Warren Hudson claimed to be his friend and shared insights with the media. With Hudson coming into the spotlight, the family has found itself in the center of attention as well. Thus, now, the father had stepped forth to try and get to the truth of the matter. Dr Hudson’s choice to offer the reward as reported by TMZ. Here’s all you need to know about Dr Benjamin Hudson. Who is Dr Benjamin Hudson, what did he say? Dr Benjamin Hudson is Warren’s father. He shared that their family received thousands of death threats after Wells’ demise. While offering the …

Are ‘non-accidental factors’ ruled out in Nolan Wells’ death? What forensic pathologist said

Are ‘non-accidental factors’ ruled out in Nolan Wells’ death? What forensic pathologist said

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Nolan Wells’ independent autopsy has left many questions unanswered, including how he died. An independent autopsy commissioned by Wells’ family was inconclusive, attorney Ben Crump announced Wednesday, July 22. Are ‘non-accidental factors’ ruled out in Nolan Wells’ death? What forensic pathologist said (Christine Wonsley/Facebook) The autopsy found the teen’s cause and manner of death to be “undetermined” pending further investigation. Crump announced the preliminary findings in front of a standing-room-only crowd at the annual NAACP National Convention in Chicago. The independent autopsy report did not show any evidence of fractures or deep tissue injuries, the Associated Press reported. It also described a “red discoloration” on the back of Wells’ skull as “inconclusive” and meriting further investigation, according to Crump. Also Read | Nolan Wells’ grandfather speaks out amid investigation, ‘I saw and dealt with racism…’ Forensic pathologist says ‘non-accidental factors’ not being ruled out Dr. Robert Mitchell, the forensic pathologist who performed the autopsy, wrote in the report that the possibility that “non-accidental factors contributed to or caused the death” could not be ruled out. …

NGT orders sealing of chromium-tainted wells in Odisha’s Sukinda

NGT orders sealing of chromium-tainted wells in Odisha’s Sukinda

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The National Green Tribunal (NGT) ordered the Odisha government to permanently seal contaminated wells in the chromite-rich Sukinda valley, following findings that cancer-causing hexavalent chromium have contaminated the region’s groundwater. The NGT began the suo motu proceedings following a letter by Mantu Das. (NGT) The eastern zonal bench of NGT passed July 10 order after a comprehensive study by Central Ground Water Board revealed alarming levels of cancer-causing hexavalent chromium in the region’s deeper aquifers, even though the tribunal explicitly ruled out a direct link between the industrial pollution and a highly publicized string of kidney-related deaths in the area. The NGT began the suo motu proceedings following a letter by Mantu Das, a resident of Odisha’s Jajpur district, alleging that unchecked chromite mining in the Kaliapani industrial area had severely polluted local water sources. Das claimed this unchecked toxic contamination had triggered an urgent public health crisis, resulting in 10 to 15 deaths from kidney-related ailments within a single month. The Sukinda valley in Jajpur district holds roughly 97% of India’s chromite reserves and …

Nolan Wells case update: Jason Whitlock blasts Ben Crump for stirring ‘racial animosity’ in Mississippi

Nolan Wells case update: Jason Whitlock blasts Ben Crump for stirring ‘racial animosity’ in Mississippi

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As questions continue to surround the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells in Mississippi, some public figures have publicly raised the possibility that race could have played a role. That discussion drew a sharp response from BlazeTV host Jason Whitlock, who argued that people are pushing a racial narrative before investigators have released final answers. Nolan Wells case: Jason Whitlock accuses critics of stoking ‘racial animosity’ (Credit: (L) Jason Whitlock/Instagram, (R) Nolan Wells/Instagram) Speaking on BlazeTV, Whitlock specifically criticized civil rights attorney Ben Crump and Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, accusing them of increasing racial tensions around the case. His comments came as the investigation into Wells’ death remains ongoing and authorities continue to examine the circumstances. Jason Whitlock targets Ben Crump During the BlazeTV segment, Whitlock claimed that several public figures were using the Nolan Wells case to create division. “All of these leaders, they’ve all been installed. They’ve all been installed to promote chaos. And there’s no bigger example than Ben Crump,” Whitlock said. He then launched into a personal attack on Crump, saying: “This man …

Nolan Wells cause of death: Was there foul play? What we know so far about the Mississippi teen’s mysterious death

Nolan Wells cause of death: Was there foul play? What we know so far about the Mississippi teen’s mysterious death

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Nolan Wells died during a Fourth of July trip to Mississippi’s Horn Island. Hours after visiting the barrier island off the Mississippi Gulf Coast with a group of friends, the 18-year-old football player was reported missing. Two days later, his body was discovered on the island’s northwest tip. The 18-year-old football player, Nolan Wells, was found dead two days after disappearing during a Fourth of July trip to Horn Island. (Nolan Wells Instagram) Investigators have not released an official cause of death. Authorities believe he may have drowned; however, the final determination awaits autopsy and toxicology results from the Mississippi State Medical Examiner’s Office. The Jackson County Sheriff’s Department said there is currently no evidence of foul play. However, Nolan’s parents have questioned the official timeline and launched an independent investigation with civil rights attorney Ben Crump. Read more: Nolan Wells GoFundMe: Mississippi teen remembered for ‘his smile, kind heart’ after body found on Horn Island Conflicting accounts of Nolan Wells’ final hours Nolan, who had recently graduated from high school, travelled to Horn Island …

Tankers and wells put to use as water crisis in Latur deepens

Tankers and wells put to use as water crisis in Latur deepens

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A water shortage in parts of rural Latur district in Maharashtra has prompted the administration to deploy emergency measures to ensure drinking water supply to residents, reported the PTI. Officials said two government water tankers have been deployed, while 63 wells and borewells are being utilised across affected areas. Tanker water supply has been approved for Shivaji Nagar Tanda, Waghmari Tanda and Gavhan village in Jalkot tehsil. According to officials, two government tankers are making four trips daily at full capacity to supply water to these areas. The arrangement has been made to ensure that residents in the worst-affected villages receive drinking water without disruption. Use of private wells and borewells In other tehsils where the situation is serious but tanker supply is not yet required, the administration has arranged water supply through private sources. Officials said 63 private wells and borewells have been temporarily taken over to support the drinking water supply system in the district. District Collector Bharat Bastewad reviewed the ongoing water supply arrangements on Tuesday. He also assessed progress under various …

Sinner’s Indian Wells conquest fuels ‘Sincaraz’ dominance: He and Alcaraz have lost just one event together since 2024

Sinner’s Indian Wells conquest fuels ‘Sincaraz’ dominance: He and Alcaraz have lost just one event together since 2024

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Men’s tennis has entered a new phase of dominance. After the Big Three era, the baton appears to have passed to Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, whose relentless stranglehold has gripped the ATP Tour since 2024. The two have not only split the last nine Grand Slam titles between them but have also extended their supremacy across the broader ATP calendar. Alcaraz began 2026 in dominant fashion, capturing the Australian Open with a historic triumph before adding the Doha title soon after. Sinner responded at Indian Wells on Sunday, defeating Daniil Medvedev in the final to lift the trophy. The victory also placed the Italian alongside Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer as the only players to win all six of the ATP’s hard-court Masters 1000 tournaments. Alcaraz’s run in California ended in the semifinals against Medvedev — his first defeat of the 2026 season after a streak of 16 consecutive wins. With Sinner’s victory in the Californian desert, the duo — popularly dubbed ‘Sincaraz’ by fans and broadcasters — have now lost just one of …

‘I’m speechless, it’s beautiful’: Sinner beats Medvedev to win Indian Wells title and complete hard-court Masters set | Tennis News

‘I’m speechless, it’s beautiful’: Sinner beats Medvedev to win Indian Wells title and complete hard-court Masters set | Tennis News

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Jannik Sinner won his first title at Indian Wells on Sunday, defeating Daniil Medvedev 7-6(6), 7-6(4) in a final that turned on a remarkable seven-point winning streak from 0-4 down in the second-set tiebreak. “I’m speechless, it’s beautiful,” Sinner said courtside after the match. “I trained hard for this result, even when I was down I kept believing in it.” The victory gave the world number two Italian his 25th career title and completed the set of all six ATP Masters 1000 hard-court titles — a feat previously achieved only by Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic. Sinner also became the first man to win consecutive Masters 1000 titles without dropping a set since the series began in 1990. The match turned on the second-set tiebreak. Sinner fell to 0-4, double-faulted to go 0-5, then won seven straight points to close it out. “I kept believing and kept pushing,” he said. “I went for my shots a little more. A third set, we would have started even, so I tried my best to close it out. …

‘Never seen Daniil Medvedev playing like this… unreal tennis’: Carlos Alcaraz after losing to Russian at Indian Wells | Tennis News

‘Never seen Daniil Medvedev playing like this… unreal tennis’: Carlos Alcaraz after losing to Russian at Indian Wells | Tennis News

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2 min readMar 15, 2026 11:46 AM IST Carlos Alcaraz experienced his first defeat of 2026, thanks to a 6-3, 7-6(3) loss at the hands of Daniil Medvedev. The world number one was on a 16-match unbeaten tear, and was eying a third title at Indian Wells. But the seven-time Grand ⁠Slam ​champion was stunned by Medvedev, who the Spaniard said was playing “unreal” tennis. “I just have to give credit to Daniil. I think he just played an amazing match. Since the start of the match until the end of the match, he was playing unreal, I’ve got to say. I have never seen, to be honest, Daniil playing like this,” Alcaraz said after his semi-final defeat. The Spaniard continued: “He completely deserves the win today. He completely deserves to get through and play a final here. All I can say is just congratulations to him.” Earlier in the tournament, Alcaraz had grumbled about feeling like he was taking on Roger Federer in every game. This year, Alcaraz has already won titles at the …

Defending champion Jack Draper stuns Novak Djokovic in Indian Wells thriller to continue fairy-tale comeback | Tennis News

Defending champion Jack Draper stuns Novak Djokovic in Indian Wells thriller to continue fairy-tale comeback | Tennis News

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2 min readMar 12, 2026 05:52 PM IST Novak Djokovic let slip a one-set advantage against defending champion Jack Draper to be eliminated from the BNP Paribas Open in the fourth round. 24-year-old Draper is on a comeback trail after spending eight months out of the sport fixing an arm injury. Djokovic is a five-time winner of the event—he won titles at Indian Wells in 2008, 2011, 2014, 2015, 2016—and looked set to march on to the next round when he claimed the first set 6-4. But Draper was in no mood to roll over and rallied to beat the 24-time Grand Slam champion from Serbia 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (5) late on Wednesday night. “I came out here tonight and I won that match through determination and trying to problem solve and do my best and have a great attitude,” Draper was quoted as saying in his on-court interview by ATP website. “I’m proud of the way I regrouped. I haven’t been playing on the Tour [in] a long time, so to put away guys …