Norway's hurdles king Warholm wins fourth European title

Norway's Karsten Warholm won his record fourth European 400m hurdles title in Birmingham, clocking a championship record of 46.63 seconds. Warholm, Olympic gold medalist and world record holder, dominated the race with a strong start and a significant lead, previously winning gold in the 4x400m mixed relay. He is a standout figure in European athletics history.

The August 2026 Lunar Eclipse could mark an emotional turning point

The August 28 lunar eclipse in Pisces signals a time for emotional reflection and closure, focusing on themes of work, rest, and well-being as it highlights the Virgo-Pisces axis. It invites introspection rather than impulsive decisions, marking an ending following the August 12 solar eclipse and potentially impacting signs like Virgo and Pisces significantly.

White Sox place RHP Davis Martin (finger) on 15-day IL

The Chicago White Sox have placed right-hander Davis Martin on the 15-day injured list due to a blister on his right middle finger, following his ejection during Thursday's game. In related moves, the team recalled pitchers Jose Urquidy and Tyler Schweitzer, claimed catcher Jake Rogers from waivers, and designated Joe Rock for assignment. Martin's record stands at 9-6 with a 4.32 ERA this season.

TMC MP Mahua Moitra claims Nadia administration ordered her to vacate circuit house

TMC MP Mahua Moitra accused West Bengal's Nadia district administration of ordering her to vacate a state circuit house after initially being allotted a room for an overnight stay. She faced intimidation from crowds outside while asserting her right to use the facility. Moitra claimed that the administration's actions violated previous court assurances for her protection.

Colombia hopes for miracles as search for quake victims goes on

Rescue efforts in Colombia continue following a devastating 7.4-magnitude earthquake that has left at least 287 dead and hundreds missing, with chances of finding survivors diminishing four days post-quake. While reconstruction estimates are pending, President Abelardo de la Espriella declared an "economic emergency" and the World Bank pledged $200 million in aid. Communities rally to support victims, despite challenges in reaching remote areas.

16-year-old boy detained for killing grandfather in Rajasthan's Pali

In a shocking incident in Rajasthan's Pali district, a 16-year-old boy allegedly murdered his 85-year-old grandfather over domestic issues, aided by a friend. The body, found in a river, exhibited stab wounds and strangulation marks. Police arrested three individuals, including the minor. Investigations revealed the teen researched murder methods prior to the crime, highlighting escalating familial tensions.

Nancy Guthrie update: ‘Major development’ after human remains found in Tucson

Human remains found in a Tucson wash are not related to the Nancy Guthrie case, a federal source confirmed. The remains, discovered near Interstate 10, are believed to have been there for an extended period. Guthrie, missing since January 31, is the subject of an ongoing kidnapping investigation, with the FBI offering a $100,000 reward for leads.

Yemen government says Houthi missiles kill at least four civilians in port city

Houthis fired six ballistic missiles at Yemen's Mocha port on Friday, killing four civilians and escalating tensions amid the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran. The Houthis claimed they targeted Saudi military assets, while also launching a drone attack on an Aramco facility in Saudi Arabia. Yemen has faced conflict since the Houthis took Sanaa in 2014, derailing peace efforts.

11 Haryana cops to get President’s Police Medals

On the eve of Independence Day, eleven Haryana Police personnel, including Inspector General of Police Nazneen Bhasin, will receive the President's Police Medal for Distinguished Service and the Police Medal for Meritorious Service. Sub-Inspector Sushila Kaushik is honored with the President’s medal, while ten others are recognized for their exemplary service, highlighting police dedication and excellence.

Catholic body urges govt to withdraw FCRA bill

The Catholic Bishops' Conference of India has urged the government to withdraw the FCRA bill due to concerns over violence and intimidation faced by the Christian community. CBCI president Anthony Cardinal Poola emphasized the community’s longstanding contributions to India and warned that the bill jeopardizes humanitarian efforts. The controversial Foreign Contribution Amendment Bill was introduced in March 2026 amid significant opposition.

Lucknow Gen Alpha students protest teacher shortage; UP minister assures improvement

Gen Alpha students at Jai Prakash Narayan Sarvodaya Vidyalaya in Lucknow protested over a shortage of teachers, briefly blocking traffic until Uttar Pradesh Minister Asim Arun intervened. The minister assured students issues would be addressed and noted a court case affecting teacher appointments. Similar protests had occurred recently in other districts highlighting ongoing education concerns.

Jindal inaugurates 108-foot flag in Kurukshetra

Kurukshetra MP Naveen Jindal inaugurated a 108-foot national flag at Kurukshetra University, coinciding with the 80th Independence Day celebrations. The event included the finale of the FFOI’s My Bharat Quiz, engaging over 7,000 young participants. Jindal shared his journey advocating for the right to display the flag, emphasizing its importance as a symbol of unity and pride for all Indians.

How long was Patrick Clancy gone on Jan 24? Questions over his role emerge

In court, Patrick Clancy revealed emotional details about the tragic events on January 24, 2023, when his wife, Lindsay Clancy, allegedly killed their three children after he briefly left home. Lindsay's phone revealed unsettling searches regarding mental health, supporting claims of postpartum psychosis. She admits guilt, yet her defense argues overmedication contributed to her actions.

Was Cam Vaughn cut by Miami Hurricanes? Fans worried amid Jordan Lyle's arrest

Miami Hurricanes star running back Jordan Lyle was arrested for reckless driving, jeopardizing fans’ hopes for the upcoming season. Compounding concerns, rumors swirl about wide receiver Cam Vaughn potentially being cut from the roster, despite no official confirmation yet. Vaughn, who joined the team this year, has seen speculation grow around his future with the Hurricanes.

Cubans find rest on rooftops as blackouts drive them from home

As Havana's summer heat and power cuts persist, residents like Alexis Milan seek refuge on rooftops and public spaces for relief. A US fuel embargo has exacerbated the crisis, turning the Malecon seawall and rooftops into open-air dormitories. Daily life has transformed, with families adapting to communal sleeping spaces amid overwhelming conditions, leaving many hopeless for change.

Former high-ranking Democratic legislator in New Mexico convicted in federal fraud case

A former New Mexico Democratic legislator, Sheryl Williams Stapleton, was convicted of multiple federal charges for diverting over $3 million from public schools to a friend's company for kickbacks. She faces 20 years in prison. Staples’ co-defendant, Joseph Johnson, also charged, testified about their scheme, which involved falsified invoices for vocational education funding. Williams Stapleton, who served since 1994, resigned amid scandal, and further state charges are pending.

Rays return from historic 9-game trip for division set with Orioles

Tampa Bay's new catcher, Liam Hicks, shines with a .308 batting average and two homers in just eight games, aiding the team's historic nine-game road trip sweep. As the Rays prepare to host the Orioles, they stand at 74-46, the best in MLB. Hicks reflects on his smooth transition, while Baltimore struggles with lineup efficiency.

NHRC notice to states, UTs, FSSAI over concerns raised about sale, consumption of 'analogue paneer'

The NHRC has notified all states and UTs, alongside the FSSAI, to address concerns regarding 'analogue paneer' following a complaint from the Advanced Study Institute of Asia. They seek clarity on its nutritional composition and necessity, as some states have already restricted its sale. The legitimacy of using 'paneer' for such products is also questioned, highlighting consumer protection issues.

Human-elephant conflict logs more deaths in southern India

A Wildlife Institute of India report reveals rising human and elephant deaths in Karnataka, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu due to habitat degradation and infrastructure projects, highlighting 130 human deaths in 2023-24. The report, launched during the World Elephant Day 2026 celebrations, suggests comprehensive measures to manage conflicts and protect elephant corridors in response to increasing incidents over recent years.

Saleh sees a Titans team that 'won’t back down' after preseason-opening win

Tennessee Titans coach Robert Saleh praised his team's resilience after their preseason victory against the San Francisco 49ers, noting a "tough-minded" approach despite room for improvement. New quarterback Cam Ward showed promise but struggled with accuracy. Kicker Joey Slye excelled, making four field goals. The team is preparing for joint practices with the Seattle Seahawks.

Minister Agnimitra Paul, celebrities take part in women's ‘Freedom Beyond Midnight’ march in Kolkata

Urban Development Minister Agnimitra Paul led the 'Freedom Beyond Midnight' women’s march in Kolkata on the eve of Independence Day, emphasizing women's right to live freely. Covering over two kilometers, the march joined by celebrities aimed to boost women's confidence against societal restrictions. Paul honored women’s historical sacrifices, asserting the need for respect and equality in their ongoing struggle for independence.

Ex-employee, three others arrested for robbing liquor contractor of ₹1.53 lakh in Faridabad

Four individuals have been arrested in Faridabad for robbing liquor contractor Charan Singh Kanhaiya of Rs 1.53 lakh on July 15, with the plot allegedly hatched by a former employee. The accused, previously surveilling Kanhaiya, used a stolen motorcycle and a weapon during the robbery. Police investigations revealed their prior unsuccessful robbery attempt.

Trump says record-setting Navy deployment to support Iran operations 'not nearly long enough'

President Trump dismissed concerns over the lengthy deployment of USS Abraham Lincoln, which has been at sea for over 260 days amid ongoing tensions with Iran, despite Democratic lawmakers raising issues regarding sailor mental health and ship conditions. The Navy reported no rise in suicidal ideations, while accountability calls for the Pentagon continue amidst operational strains.

Libya's Haftar played key role in release of US hostage held by Islamic State, sources say

American pilot Kevin Rideout, held by an Islamic State affiliate in Niger, was handed over to Libyan authorities following a deal brokered with military commander Khalifa Haftar, highlighting his role as a major security player in the Sahel. The U.S. prioritized his release, with reports suggesting a ransom may have been paid. Rideout was kidnapped in October while en route to the airport.

Inspired by Neeraj Chopra, Jharkhand's teen sensation Shilpa Kumari dreams of Olympic glory

Shilpa Kumari, a promising javelin thrower from Jharkhand, is emerging as a key figure in Indian women's athletics, inspired by Neeraj Chopra's Olympic success. Currently holding the U-17 national record, she aspires to medal in the upcoming Youth Olympics. Despite financial challenges, support from the Sports Authority of India fuels her ambition to follow in Chopra's footsteps.

Woman, infant carried on cot atop float across Agra river

A woman and her newborn were transported across the flooded Utangan river on a cot on a rubber tube due to the lack of a bridge in Agra’s Bah area, prompting renewed calls for improved infrastructure. Despite local administrators acknowledging the issue, funding remains inadequate. The incident highlights ongoing connectivity challenges in Sukhlal Pura village, where the demand for a bridge has persisted for years.

Lindsay Clancy prosecutors blasted for ‘terrible job’ by netizens, lawyers

Lindsay Clancy, charged with murdering her three young children, pleads not guilty, citing postpartum psychosis as her defense. Despite her acknowledgment of the act, social media users defend her while criticizing the prosecution led by Jennifer Sprague and Shanan Buckingham. Clancy’s emotional testimony highlights the complexities of mental health in criminal cases.

Teen killed in alleged assault after student dispute in Kushinagar

A 15-year-old boy, Karan Sahni, was killed in a violent clash between student groups in Kushinagar district on Friday. Karan was attacked with sticks while buying vegetables, linked to a prior dispute over water access at a school. Police are investigating the incident. They have received a complaint against the assailants and deployed extra personnel to maintain order.

Public exams gateways to opportunity, govt taking steps to curb cheating: Murmu

Public examinations are essential for students' opportunities, according to President Droupadi Murmu, who announced government reforms to enhance the system's transparency and security. With 65% of the population under 35, youth are pivotal for India’s future. New anti-cheating measures, including severe penalties and fast-track courts, were implemented following protests over exam integrity issues.

Lindsay Clancy trial: Defense lawyer challenges major digital proof, ‘That’s it'

In the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, prosecutors argue that text messages and web searches reveal her intent to kill her three children, while the defense claims they reflect her mental state. Clancy, facing murder charges, allegedly killed her children while grappling with postpartum psychosis. Evidence includes searches for “suicide methods,” as her mental health deteriorated.