Kaylee Hottle: 19-year-old Honda Accord driver in focus

Kaylee Hottle, an 18-year-old actress from the 'Godzilla x King Kong' series, tragically died in a car crash in Ijamsville, Maryland, early Tuesday morning. Hottle portrayed Jia, who communicates with King Kong using sign language. The 19-year-old driver crashed a Honda Accord after reportedly speeding. Hottle's death has drawn significant attention and concern. She was celebrated as part of a generationally deaf family, and tributes are pouring in, including from her school, the Texas School for the Deaf.

Decomposed body in singer D4vd's car was 'unrecognizable', court hears

In a Los Angeles court, police testified that the decomposed body of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez was discovered in the trunk of singer D4vd's Tesla, prompting murder charges against the 21-year-old. Prosecutors allege he killed her to prevent exposure of their illegal relationship. If convicted, D4vd faces life imprisonment or the death penalty.

Ohio flash flood: Water surge on the streets in Morgan, Perry, Washington

A flash flood warning is in effect for parts of Ohio, including southwestern Guernsey, Muskingum, and northwestern Noble counties, due to heavy rain and thunderstorms expected to bring 0.5 to 1.5 more inches. Radar-confirmed tornadoes have also been reported near Amelia, leading to damage. Flooding affects low-lying areas and urban regions as storms persist.

What happened to Panthers' Taylor Moton? Is he ruled out of upcoming NFL season?

Carolina Panthers' right tackle Taylor Moton, diagnosed with a blood clot in his lung, faces an extended recovery that will impact his participation in the regular season. While he is positively responding to treatment, the Panthers are concerned about offensive line depth, with potential substitutes including veteran Rasheed Walker and rookie Monroe Freeling as they prepare for training camp. Moton has been a vital player for the team since being drafted in 2017.

Mackenzie Shirilla update: Why prosecutors say her latest appeal deserves ‘no’

Mackenzie Shirilla, convicted of causing a fatal crash that killed her boyfriend and his friend in July 2022, is appealing her case after Ohio's Supreme Court rejected her previous request. Prosecutors argue her appeal lacks new evidence. Shirilla's team contends confusing deadlines affected her case, while she serves her sentence at the Ohio Reformatory for Women.

Two cops suspended over negligence following shooting incident at UP village

A station house officer and a police outpost in-charge were suspended in Kaushambi for failing to act on prior complaints linked to a shooting incident on July 19, where two brothers injured two villagers. An inquiry revealed both accused had extensive criminal histories, and previous violent acts went unaddressed, allowing further crimes to occur.

Trump says direct US-Lebanon flights could resume for first time in more than 40 years

President Trump announced the resumption of direct U.S. flights to Lebanon, a route suspended for over 40 years due to security concerns following TWA Flight 847's hijacking. After meeting Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, Trump expressed intentions to aid Lebanon amid regional instability. The partnership follows a framework agreement for Israel's troop withdrawal from Lebanon, emphasizing peace negotiations.

Green Card alert: Here's which applicants moved forward and who faces delays

The August 2026 Visa Bulletin from the US Department of State significantly benefits family-sponsored green card applicants, especially in the F2A category, with major date advancements. However, Indian nationals in employment-based visas face ongoing backlogs. The bulletin allows some applicants to proceed, yet continued demand may lead to further changes or unavailability before September 30, 2026.

NJ tornado: Visuals from Morris and Somerset counties amid flash flood alerts

Residents of all 21 New Jersey counties received tornado warnings Tuesday as severe weather loomed, with Morris and Somerset counties facing heightened risk. Alerts, amplified by flash flood warnings, prompted immediate sheltering. The National Weather Service's warning extended to parts of Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, and Kentucky, underscoring the widespread danger across the East Coast.

Lawyers 'assaulted': HC asks Lucknow police commissioner, district judge to file reports

The Allahabad High Court has urgently directed the Lucknow district judge and police commissioner to investigate an alleged assault on three Delhi lawyers and their client at the Lucknow district court, with reports due by 10:15 am Wednesday. The incident could signify serious judicial interference, as past similar incidents have been flagged. The matter is ongoing.

SAD (Punar Surjit) faces rebellion as leaders extend support to Waris Punjab De; Jhunda expelled

Several leaders of the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) have declared their support for Akali Dal Waris Punjab De, signaling a significant rift within the party. Despite the expulsion of Iqbal Singh Jhunda for anti-party actions, supporters emphasize the need for Panthic unity amid claims that established parties neglect key issues. The movement aims to unite various pro-Punjab groups for effective leadership in Punjab.

Kirby Smart knows his voice as the dean of SEC coaches only gets heard if Georgia keeps winning

Kirby Smart, the seasoned Georgia coach, emphasized at SEC media days that he prioritizes focusing on what directly impacts football success, rather than external issues like expansion and NIL regulations. With crucial player departures and a challenging path ahead, he aims for another SEC title and national championship, while advocating for a unified college sports framework.

21 killed in a day as flood situation worsens in Assam; 5.4 lakh people affected in 16 districts

The flood crisis in Assam worsened on Tuesday, with 21 fatalities and 5.64 lakh people impacted across 16 districts, raising the death toll to 31. Sivasagar was the hardest hit. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma plans to visit affected areas to oversee rescue efforts. Floodwaters disrupted train services, prompting operational adjustments. The situation is dire, with 872 villages under water.

A new threat by Yemen's Houthis could widen the Iran war and put another trade chokepoint at risk

Yemen's Houthi rebels have declared a blockade of Saudi-linked shipping through Bab el-Mandeb Strait, escalating regional tensions and threatening global oil supplies. The Houthis claim to have redirected six vessels in retaliation for Saudi actions against Yemen. The strait is crucial for international trade, and disruptions could significantly impact shipping, as seen during past conflicts.

CJP protest: 6 FIRs filed over violence, vandalism; 'larger conspiracy' under probe

Delhi Police registered six FIRs following violence during the "Chalo Sansad" march on July 20, linked to allegations of a larger conspiracy. Charges include unlawful assembly, rioting, and damage to public property. Investigators are analyzing digital evidence. The protests resulted in over 118 injured police personnel, prompting heightened security measures across the capital.

Lawyer in sensitive Vatican abuse case issues scathing critique of church's secretive legal system

The lawyer for five women alleging abuse by former Jesuit priest Marko Ivan Rupnik criticized the Vatican’s secretive legal proceedings, demanding details about his ongoing trial. Despite Rupnik's acclaimed status, accusations span over three decades. The Vatican's opacity has come under scrutiny, raising concerns about justice for victims and the integrity of canonical investigations.

French parliament backs social media ban for children under 15

French lawmakers have passed a ban on social media access for children under 15, becoming the first in Europe to do so, following Australia's lead. Effective September 1, platforms must close existing accounts and implement age verification. President Macron advocates for this law to enhance minors' well-being, amid growing concerns about social media's effects.

Michigan to Mumbai: How much water do data centres use? Communities ask

Sam Altman of OpenAI deems concerns over AI data centres' water use "insane," yet scientists highlight a lack of accurate data, crucial as AI growth strains freshwater resources. Amazon reported consuming 2.5 billion gallons in 2025, but with significant omissions. Local opposition is rising against proposed facilities globally, advocating for transparency in water-use practices and assessments.

Who is Malcolm-Jamal Warner's widow Tenisha?

Tenisha Warner, widow of actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, publicly identified herself two months after his July 2025 death, celebrating their anniversary and announcing The Warner Family Foundation, which supports young artists. Amid a lawsuit against Malcolm's mother over $1.2 million in financial obligations, Tenisha's identity and their relationship's evolution have drawn attention. They married in 2017.

Trump threatens Iran's Pickaxe Mountain strike, says US is 'not finished at all'

President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. plans to target Iran's underground nuclear site, Pickaxe Mountain, "pretty soon," indicating continued military action. This site, near the damaged Natanz facility, is heavily fortified and reportedly holds thousands of centrifuges. Construction began in 2020 amid escalating U.S.-Iran tensions, with concerns about Iran's nuclear capabilities mounting.

Mitch McConnell health: Frustrated Kentucky Governor shares ‘concerning’ update

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear expressed concerns over Senator Mitch McConnell's health, noting he hasn't received any updates since McConnell’s hospitalization on June 14. Beshear urged the senator to assure constituents of his capability to serve, citing McConnell's extended absence from Senate votes. McConnell's team finally confirmed his condition after rumors circulated about his death.

Gukesh suffers second loss in a row, on the brink of dropping below Elo 2700

World champion Gukesh faced his second consecutive defeat in the Chennai Grand Masters, losing to 19-year-old M Pranesh despite being in a winning position. With zero wins and three losses, Gukesh is last in the standings and risks dropping from the 2700 Elo club. He must recover psychologically before his title defense in November.

NFL training camps set to open with 10 new head coaches, several QB changes and plenty of hope

NFL training camp has begun, igniting hope for every team chasing a championship. The Carolina Panthers, Arizona Cardinals, and other squads report this week, with the Hall of Fame Game on Aug. 6. Ten teams have new coaches, signaling major shifts as the league prepares for the regular season, culminating in Super Bowl 61 on Feb. 14, 2024.

Nothing can shame people unfazed by Ram temple donation theft: HC

Justice Atul Sreedharan of the Allahabad High Court criticized rampant corruption in India, particularly concerning alleged embezzlement at the Ram temple in Ayodhya, calling it a sign of the "nadir of Indians' integrity." He suggested amending the Prevention of Corruption Act to include the death penalty for offenders, urging the state to address systemic failures and maintain public trust.

Yankees-Pirates postponed due to inclement weather

Tuesday's game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and New York Yankees was postponed due to heavy rain and a flash flood warning, roughly five hours before the scheduled 7:05 p.m. start. The teams will now play a split doubleheader on Wednesday. The Yankees recently won the series opener, 8-5, with Jazz Chisholm Jr. shining as a key player.

Mexico says there is no evidence its lettuce caused US outbreak

Mexico's Health Minister David Kershenobich announced there is currently no evidence linking lettuce from Mexico to a U.S. cyclosporiasis outbreak, despite FDA reports suggesting otherwise. The outbreak has affected Taco Bell customers across several states. Authorities are conducting preventive inspections, recalling a past incident in 2013 involving the same supplier. Investigations continue amid conflicting FDA findings.

‘Reborn’ Sharmila eyes Glasgow glory

Sharmila Dhankar, a 40-year-old para shot put athlete representing India at the Commonwealth Games, strives for gold to transform her life after overcoming domestic abuse and polio. Supported by her husband and daughters, she achieved national records and aims to inspire women facing similar challenges. Her journey reflects resilience and hope beyond sports.

Dharmendra Pradhan's 1st reaction to CJP protest: Rahul using students as tools

Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan criticized the Congress party, claiming they prioritized political disruption over meaningful discussions about the NEET exam crisis, asserting that the government is committed to addressing student concerns. Amid a major protest by CJP supporters, which drew thousands demanding accountability, Rahul Gandhi accused the government of failing students. Political tensions escalate in Parliament.

Disney layoffs: Hundreds of jobs cut across Pixar, ESPN and National Geographic

The Walt Disney Company is laying off several hundred employees, with significant cuts at Pixar and National Geographic, confirmed on Tuesday. Nearly 100 positions are being eliminated within Disney Entertainment Television, particularly impacting National Geographic. This marks a continuation of Disney's restructuring amid industry changes, following previous layoffs affecting thousands in recent months.

HT City Delhi Junction: Catch It Live on July 22 in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram

On July 22, a series of events will take place in Delhi, including "Remembering The Self," a meditative journey at the IIC, and the play "IF ONLY" at KNMA. Photography exhibit “UNSUNG” by Amit Mehra will run until August 4. Workshops on traditional folk art occur at Bagu Mithu, complemented by a comedy show featuring Ravi Gupta in Noida.