Instagram Post Shows Family Meaning of Bregman's Cubs Deal
Alex Bregman's Chicago Cubs signing featured a major press conference, but his wife Reagan Elizabeth's Instagram post revealed the true family significance behind the career move.
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1986: Indira Gandhi Trial Ends, Gorbachev Extends Nuclear Freeze
On January 16, 1986, the Indira Gandhi assassination trial concluded with judgment reserved. Globally, Gorbachev extended a Soviet nuclear moratorium, while Reagan pushed for arms control progress.
Haryana Staff Burn Effigies Over Sterilisation Orders in 1986
Haryana government employees in Faridabad protested forced sterilisation orders in 1986, burning effigies and planning stronger agitation. Meanwhile, South Yemen faced coup violence, General Cariappa became field marshal, and CPI-M disciplined members.
1986 Flashback: SC Saves Shriram Foods, India on Libya
On January 14, 1986, the Supreme Court prevented power cuts to Shriram Foods. India expressed concern over Libya tensions. McDowell's faced tax evasion charges.
Nokia phones from 2010 reach Libyan trader after 16 years
A Tripoli trader received his 2010 Nokia phone shipment after 16 years lost in Libya's conflict. The viral video shows him joking, "Are these phones or artefacts?" Read this unique story of war's impact.
1986: India-Pakistan Trade Shift, Libya Downs US Jet
On January 12, 1986, India saw a key shift in Pakistan's trade stance, while Libya sought India's support after downing a US warplane. Explore this pivotal day in history.
1986 Flashback: USSR Warns US, India-Pakistan Trade Deal
On January 10, 1986, the Soviet Union warned the US over Libya, India and Pakistan neared a trade deal, and Punjab was on alert. Explore this pivotal day in history.
Reagan Bregman's Instagram Stories Reveal Home Life
Reagan Elizabeth Bregman offers a genuine look at her life beyond baseball, sharing peaceful gardening and creative kitchen moments on Instagram. Discover the simple joys.
1986: Reagan's Libya Sanctions Spark Global Resistance
On Jan 9, 1986, US President Reagan banned trade with Libya, facing resistance from Europe & Arab world. Punjab CM Barnala linked violence to Chandigarh transfer. Explore this historical front page.
1986 Flashback: Rajiv Gandhi, Punjab Terror, Libya Alert
On January 7, 1986, PM Rajiv Gandhi urged scientists to shun mediocrity, Punjab took steps against terror, and Libya braced for an Israeli strike. Explore this pivotal day in history.
Reagan Bregman's Life Story: Love, Family & Resilience
Explore the inspiring journey of Reagan Bregman, from a childhood across continents to building a family with MLB star Alex Bregman. Discover her story of love, resilience, and purpose.
Kerala HC: Divorced Muslim women can claim extra maintenance
Kerala High Court cites Quran to rule that divorced Muslim women can seek maintenance under CrPC even after personal law obligations are met. Landmark judgment sets aside family court order.
1986: Vijay Mallya Arrested in Bangalore by Enforcement Directorate
On January 7, 1986, United Breweries chairman Vijay Mallya was arrested under FERA. This front page also covered Vajpayee's Pakistan concerns, Akali strategy, and a factory closure threat. Read the full historical recap.
Reagan Bregman's Casual Instagram Moment Goes Viral
Reagan Elizabeth Bregman's simple Instagram Story of a casual dinner offers a refreshingly authentic look at life off the field for MLB families. Discover the relatable moment that resonated with fans.
Michael Reagan, son of Ronald Reagan, dies at 80
Michael Reagan, the eldest son of former US President Ronald Reagan, passed away at 80. A conservative commentator, he was a staunch defender of his father's legacy and a dedicated philanthropist.
1986: India Enters Silicon Club Amid Punjab Unrest
On January 6, 1986, India announced its entry into the global Silicon Club. Meanwhile, Punjab faced law & order threats, and Shriram Foods laid off 550+ workers. Explore this pivotal day in history.
1986: Opposition Unites, Centre Tough on Punjab, US-USSR Pact
On January 5, 1986, 13 parties moved to form a national opposition forum. Centre took a tough stand on Punjab violence, while US and USSR edged towards a missile pact. Explore this pivotal day.
1986: US Arms for Pak, Srikkanth Century, Hashish Seized
On January 3, 1986, the Reagan administration approved $41M in advanced radar for Pakistan. Meanwhile, Srikkanth scored his maiden Test century in Sydney, and DRI seized ₹1.77 crore worth of hashish in Bombay. Explore this day in history.
Canada's Pragmatic Response to Trump's Trade Threats
As Trump imposes tariffs and threatens USMCA, Canadian businesses reveal a sobering shift. While political ads project defiance, corporate leaders hedge bets by moving production to the US. Explore the on-ground impact of trade uncertainty.
1986 New Year: DRI Probes, Sri Lanka Peace, Ershad Lifts Ban
A look back at Jan 1, 1986: DRI probes lavish parties, India urges Sri Lanka on Tamil peace, Bangladesh's Ershad lifts politics ban, and IDF actions in Lebanon. Revisit history.
Hollywood's 1960 Strike: When Writers and Actors Said 'Enough'
In 1960, Hollywood's writers and actors launched a historic strike against major studios, winning crucial rights and reshaping the entertainment industry forever. Discover the untold story.
US Sanctions 10 Iran, Venezuela Firms Over Drone, Missile Ties
The US Treasury sanctioned 10 individuals and companies from Iran and Venezuela for supporting Iran's drone and ballistic missile programs. Details inside.
FBI to permanently close Hoover HQ, move to new facility
The FBI's ageing J. Edgar Hoover Building will be permanently shut down as personnel shift to the Ronald Reagan Building. The move ends a 20-year debate and saves taxpayer money.
FBI to Close Hoover HQ, Move to Reagan Building
FBI Director Kash Patel announces permanent closure of aging J. Edgar Hoover building. Move to former USAID facility saves billions, starts immediately. Read details.
Libyan Military Jet Crashes in Turkey, 3 Killed
A Libyan military aircraft carrying officials crashes in Turkey's Konya province, killing all three on board. Turkish authorities have launched a detailed investigation into the tragic accident.
FBI closes Hoover HQ, moves to Reagan Building saving billions
FBI Director Kash Patel announces permanent shutdown of J. Edgar Hoover Building, moving HQ to Reagan Building, saving taxpayers nearly $5 billion. Read the full story.
China sanctions Boeing, 19 other US firms over Taiwan arms sale
China imposes sanctions on 20 US defence companies and 10 executives, freezing assets and banning transactions in response to a major US-Taiwan arms deal. Full details inside.
Oneil Cruz Hits Hardest HR Ever: 122.9 MPH Exit Velocity
Discover the top 5 hardest-hit home runs in MLB Statcast history, led by Oneil Cruz's record 122.9 MPH blast. Explore the raw power of Stanton, Judge, and Acuña Jr. Click to read more!
Libyan Military Chief Dies in Turkey Plane Crash
CCTV footage shows the moment a private jet carrying Libya's military chief crashed near Ankara, killing all on board. Watch the tragic incident unfold.
Libyan Army Chief Dies in Turkey Plane Crash
Libya's army chief, Lt Gen Mohamed Al-Haddad, and four others killed in a Falcon 50 jet crash near Ankara. Turkish authorities launch investigation after aircraft declared emergency. Read the full report.
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