Who is Darline? Trump suggests Graham’s sister should be appointed to his seat

President Donald Trump urged South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster to appoint Darline Graham, Sen. Lindsey Graham’s sister, as interim senator following the lawmaker's sudden death. Trump emphasized that this selection would honor Lindsey Graham's legacy, expressing his admiration for Darline on Truth Social. The appointment reflects a heartfelt tribute to the late senator's family ties.

‘Another beautiful step forward’: Tendulkar pens beautiful words for India Women

India Women achieved a historic 270-run victory over England Women in the first-ever Test match held at Lord’s, with standout performances from Kranti Gaud, who took 5/37, and Yastika Bhatia, scoring a century. This win brought joy to Indian cricket fans after the men’s poor T20I performance, earning praise from Sachin Tendulkar for the team’s remarkable journey.

Jayden Adams’ partner talks about difficult time after his death: ‘Me & Allaia…’

Jayden Adams, a 25-year-old professional soccer player, has tragically passed away, prompting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death, with speculation of suicide. His partner, Aqueelah Adendorf, has shared heartfelt tributes on Instagram, expressing gratitude for the support received and celebrating Adams’ achievements in sports. An inquiry is ongoing to determine the cause of death.

‘Customised Article 371 framework’: Ladakh to get UT-level body, 7 hill councils

Ladakh will establish Autonomous Hill Development Councils (AHDC) in each of its seven districts to enhance grassroots governance and promote balanced development, according to Union Territory chief secretary Ashish Kundra. This initiative follows the creation of five additional districts in 2026 and aims to empower local representation, building on the framework of the LAHDC Act post-Article 370 abrogation.

Monsoon haircare tips: Dermatologist shares how to keep your scalp healthy

Dr. Bandokar emphasizes essential haircare during monsoon: wash your hair 2–3 times weekly, use shampoo and conditioner, and rinse after rain exposure to avoid scalp irritation. Avoid styling wet hair and limit heat treatments. The rainy season exacerbates issues like dandruff and hair fall; consult a professional for persistent concerns. Remember, this advice is informational, not medical.

Dr Rashmi Ardey explains the health risks of monsoon; shares safety checklist

During the monsoon, health risks rise due to rainfall, mosquito breeding, and contaminated food and water. Dr. Rashmi Ardey emphasizes safe water and food practices, regular handwashing, and maintaining good hygiene to prevent infections like diarrhoea and dengue. Vulnerable groups should take special precautions. Awareness and consistent daily practices are key for better health during this season.

SC freezes bank accounts of real estate firm, directors

The Supreme Court froze the bank accounts of Haryana's Parsvnath Developers and issued bailable warrants against its directors, highlighting a 20-year struggle by homebuyers, particularly seniors, for their homes. The court criticized Haryana authorities for failing to enforce orders from the Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (HRERA) and raised concerns about the effectiveness of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 in protecting homebuyers.

One Assam Rifles soldier killed in IED blast in Nagaland; 4 injured: Officials

A soldier from the Assam Rifles was killed and four others injured in an IED blast in Chümoukedima, Nagaland, on Monday afternoon. The explosion, linked to an autorickshaw, led to a search operation by police. Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio condemned the incident, emphasizing the need for justice. This marks the second attack on Assam Rifles troops in a week.

JD Vance and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Week

Last week, Democrats faced turmoil as allegations against Graham Platner surfaced, while Vice President’s foreign policies crumbled—cease-fires with Iran failed, and Russia restricted diesel exports. Trump’s shifts in support for Ukraine underscored Vance's failures, revealing his misjudgment about Iran’s intentions and raising questions about his political viability against contenders like Marco Rubio. Historical context reveals ongoing challenges in U.S. foreign relations.

China is dealing with its own manosphere

In China, university-educated male influencers express growing bitterness towards women, blaming feminism for societal changes. With a surplus of unmarried men due to past policies and rising female education, frustrations boil over online, reflecting deeper economic and cultural issues. The Communist Party supports traditional masculinity while increasingly recognizing the potential for social instability from gender antagonism.

Gurgaon CEO recalls how a DRDO scientist changed his life with one question: 'No

A chance flight conversation in 2014 transformed Kalyan Chakrabarti's approach to health and happiness when a senior DRDO scientist bluntly asked about his well-being beyond work. After advocating for running over walking, the scientist inspired Chakrabarti to start running. Eventually, he completed the Airtel Delhi Half Marathon, realizing that vital questions often remain unasked, shaping personal growth.

Kangana Ranaut backs UP Governor's 'women should learn cooking' remark

Kangana Ranaut has stirred controversy by supporting Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel's remarks encouraging women to learn cooking, stating it’s a natural nurturing role bestowed by God. The internet reacted negatively, with users arguing that skills don’t dictate one's enjoyment. Meanwhile, Kangana is facing legal issues regarding her film "Queen 2," despite recently wrapping production.

Digger trailer: An unrecognisable Tom Cruise goes wild on another mission

Tom Cruise stars in "Digger," directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, portraying a billionaire entangled in an ecological disaster. The satirical film tackles themes of climate change and corporate responsibility, as Digger races to mitigate a $18 trillion crisis. Fans anticipate Oscar-worthy performances from Cruise, whose transformation evokes nostalgia for his acclaimed past roles. The trailer showcases his comedic and dramatic range.

‘Dube doesn’t bowl, can’t field’: Gambhir accused of favouritism

India's cricket head coach Gautam Gambhir faces mounting criticism after the team's six-match loss in the UK, sparking allegations of favoritism from Hanuma Vihari regarding player selections like Shivam Dube and Washington Sundar. Vihari cited underperformance and questioned squad choices. Amidst this turmoil, the BCCI plans a review following the upcoming ODI series.

Who's Jesse James Rose? Shocking ‘horny hypocrite’ claims against Lindsey Graham

Transgender actress Jesse James Rose claims to have known Senator Lindsey Graham, who recently passed away, alleging he paid her for sexual services before her transition. Her post, titled "Eulogy for a Horny Hypocrite," sparked online discourse, highlighting Graham's conflicted stance on LGBTQ+ rights. Rose's allegations lack evidence and remain unverified, igniting controversy and debate.

‘Not my resume’: Job seeker says PIN code led to remote job rejections

Many LinkedIn users express frustration over remote job applications, questioning whether location influences hiring decisions despite advertised remote roles. A user, Saadat Husain, reported auto-rejections within minutes and attributed it to their PIN code rather than qualifications. They encourage others to persist, asserting that rejections aren't personal but rather a reflection of the unpredictable hiring landscape.

What rituals should spiritual seekers follow during the New Moon in July 2026

The New Moon in Cancer on July 14, 2026, signals a fresh start, encouraging introspection and intention-setting. Spiritual expert Latha Jay suggests simple rituals focused on emotional growth, meditation, and self-reflection, rather than external achievements. Given the context of Mercury retrograde, this lunar cycle is an ideal time to declutter, reconnect with spiritual practices, and embrace stillness.

Jonathan Gil Harris: “Whether we like it or not, we are all syncretic”

A memoir titled *The Girl from Fergana* chronicles the extraordinary life of the author's mother, who fled wars and labor camps across continents. It explores the interconnectedness of Jewish and non-Jewish histories, emphasizing the significance of cultural confluence. The narrative, inspired by fragmented memories and personal artifacts, challenges the notion of ethnic purity amid global complexities.

‘My intention was never…’: Top vlogger Sourav Joshi's U-turn on E20 petrol

Vlogger Sourav Joshi attributed a significant drop in his Mercedes SUV's mileage to an "engine issue," retracting earlier claims about E20 petrol after Mercedes-Benz India confirmed compatibility with the fuel. Joshi's initial video showcased a decrease from 17 to 5 km/l, causing concern about potential engine damage. The E20 controversy highlights debates over its impact on older vehicles.

New Moon in Cancer 2026: An expert shares the spiritual meaning

The New Moon in Cancer on July 14, 2026, emphasizes emotional growth and introspection, according to spiritual expert Latha Jay. This lunation encourages individuals to build an emotional foundation supporting their goals. Coinciding with Mercury retrograde, it's a time to reflect, revisit unfinished plans, and align with personal values before pursuing new ventures, aiding deeper self-discovery.

At last, old cases see new benches

The Chief Justice of India, Surya Kant, has launched a roster with four benches dedicated to expediting the Supreme Court's oldest civil and criminal cases, addressing a backlog of 96,045 pending cases. This initiative, part of a wider need for judicial reform, should inspire similar actions in high courts and district judiciary to combat systemic delays affecting the marginalized.

The myth of the big happy Indian family

The Bombay High Court ruled that parents can reclaim property gifted to children due to elder abuse, citing a breach of familial duty as concerning cases rise. This challenges perceptions of India's family-oriented culture, where traditional beliefs emphasize parental authority. With only one in 24 elder abuse cases reported, the court's decision highlights the urgent need for protections for vulnerable seniors.

‘I will kill again’: Kerala man in court after being convicted in double murder

A Kerala court convicted Chenthamara (58) of murdering two individuals, stating he felt “no regrets” and threatened to kill again. This remark followed his conviction for the 2025 machete killings of his neighbor Sudhakaran and his mother Lakshmi, after previously murdering Sudhakaran’s wife in 2019. His actions stemmed from deep-seated personal grievances.

Meghalaya Pineapple Festival opens in Delhi, Flipkart and NeML sign MoUs

The fourth Meghalaya Pineapple Festival has launched in New Delhi, marking partnerships with Flipkart and NeML to enhance market access for pineapple growers. Inaugurated by Union Minister Jyotiraditya M Scindia, the event aims to connect farmers with retailers and consumers while promoting Meghalaya's prized pineapples. Recent exports demonstrate successful value addition, increasing farmer incomes by up to 80%.

US national held at Nepal border, ‘had entered India via sea without documents’

An American national, Jordan Brown, was detained by SSB near the India-Nepal border for attempting to enter Nepal without valid documents. Brown reportedly lost his passport in Thailand and traveled through Sri Lanka before arriving in India illegally by sea in November 2025. He faces legal proceedings for violating immigration laws while a broader investigation into other international arrests is ongoing.

Orthopaedic surgeon warns ‘sleep shaming’ is a common health mistake India makes

Sleeping is often wrongly perceived as laziness in Indian households, according to Dr. Manan Vora, an orthopedic surgeon. He argues that adequate sleep, crucial for health, should not be disrupted. Instead, families should prioritize allowing sufficient rest to support well-being. Sleep is essential for recovery, mood regulation, and cognitive function, challenging traditional views on wakefulness as discipline.

The Old Farmer's Almanac has a fall forecast. Astrology has a different outlook

The Old Farmer's Almanac's Fall 2026 forecast predicts warmer conditions in the U.S. interior, cooler weather on coasts, and drier regions. In contrast, astrologers emphasize the autumn equinox as a time for reflection and balance, encouraging personal growth and practical routines. As summer ends, the season symbolizes a pause to reassess priorities before the year closes.

Trump pokes fun at Lindsey Graham, discloses Senator's ‘one bad moment’

President Trump reflected on Senator Lindsey Graham's legacy during a Fox & Friends call, highlighting Graham's "one unfortunate moment" related to the January 6th incident when he publicly criticized Trump but retracted his statement shortly afterward. Graham, who passed away from an aortic dissection, was remembered for his work ethic and camaraderie with Trump, including shared golf outings.

Jani Master breaks silence on alleged feud with Shekar Master: We are one family

A feud arose between choreographers Shekar Master and Jani Master over Telugu Film Dancer Association elections and a by-election held without consent. Jani clarified on social media, dismissing claims of conflict, and emphasizing camaraderie with Shekar, with support from superstar Chiranjeevi to resolve tensions. Background includes Jani's legal troubles related to sexual abuse allegations.

Israel’s Buffer-Zone Military Strategy

Israeli forces are maintaining pressure on Hezbollah following a complex ground operation in southern Lebanon, capturing strategic positions and dismantling Hezbollah’s tunnel systems. Israel’s military strategy, shaped by hostility from state-backed Islamist groups, aims to establish secure borders. Critics argue this leads to perpetual conflict, but Israel believes it's essential for national security against existential threats.