Stewart injury update: Why Bengals defensive end was carted off during practice?

Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Shemar Stewart suffered a left leg injury during practice on July 29, leaving him unable to put weight on the affected limb. Expected to play a key role this season, Stewart's injury follows a delayed NFL debut due to contract disputes and previous injuries; his status remains uncertain as the team has not provided updates.

Jared Leto denies sexual assault allegations after BBC report 

Jared Leto has denied sexual misconduct allegations made by four women, asserting that the claims are "absolutely and categorically false." In the documentary "Jared Leto: Hollywood's Dark Secret," women recount incidents from 2002 to 2016, including statutory rape and inappropriate phone calls. Leto, 54, is an Oscar-winning actor and musician with prior accusations in 2025.

Lindsay Clancy trial: Read transcript of Patrick Clancy's 911 call

Day 1 of the Lindsey Clancy murder trial revealed a harrowing 911 call from her ex-husband, Patrick Clancy, who testified as he broke down recounting the moment he discovered their children dead from strangulation. Lindsey faces murder charges and has pleaded not guilty, citing mental health issues. She attempted suicide post-incident, having a documented history of psychiatric treatment prior to the tragedy.

Hundreds of migrants are swimming from Morocco to the Spanish territory of Ceuta

Hundreds of migrants, primarily from Morocco, are swimming to Ceuta, Spain, overwhelming local reception centers with over 1,500 arrivals in recent days, said local authorities. Despite previous dangers, including migrant deaths at sea, the surge continues. Background reveals implications of recent legal rulings and historical tensions between Spain and Morocco amid changing border dynamics.

Jaguars open training camp with a healthy Travis Hunter and hopes of back-to-back playoff berths

The Jacksonville Jaguars, under Coach Liam Coen, opened training camp, showcasing key players like two-way standout Travis Hunter. Despite minor offseason changes, the team focuses on consistency after a 13-4 season. Quarterback Trevor Lawrence is enhancing his game, while running back Chris Rodriguez awaits full contact. Linebacker Jack Kiser faces potential injury concerns.

Rivers in spate as rain batters U'khand; Char Dham Yatra remains suspended, 109 roads shut

Heavy rains in Uttarakhand have caused major rivers, including the Ganga, to swell, resulting in the suspension of the Char Dham Yatra and the blocking of 109 roads due to landslides. Authorities warn residents near riverbanks to evacuate to safer areas as further rain is expected, prompting an orange alert from the India Meteorological Department for multiple districts.

F1 opts against second Vegas race if Qatar, Saudi Arabia are moved

Formula One has ruled out hosting additional races in Las Vegas if the schedule changes due to the Iran conflict, with the Las Vegas Grand Prix set for Nov. 21. F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali confirmed that relocated races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi would instead likely take place in Europe. Background on scheduling issues includes previously canceled Middle Eastern races and gaps in the season.

Fed holds interest rates steady amid dissenting voices on inflation concerns

Federal Reserve officials voted 9-3 to keep interest rates steady at 3.5% to 3.75%, although dissent from three members reflects rising concerns over inflation. Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh aims for a 2% inflation target but hasn't confirmed rate hikes. Current pressures stem from geopolitical tensions and tariff impacts, prompting speculation about future increases amid modest employment growth.

Investigation revealed 'devastating' reports of sexual misconduct at school supported by Epstein

Two individuals from Michigan's Interlochen Center for the Arts reported sexual misconduct by Jeffrey Epstein, a significant donor. A recent investigation revealed 70 allegations of sexual abuse by nearly 50 faculty members from the 1950s to 2010s. Interlochen has since implemented safety reforms and expressed profound regret for the harm caused, emphasizing a changed institutional culture.

Can Micron stock reach $1,300? Wall Street analysts weigh in

Micron Technology's stock is under scrutiny following a significant selloff, raising questions about its ability to reach $1,300 by August. Despite a recent rally of 224% in 2026, analysts doubt the stock can achieve this milestone due to required gains and market pressures, highlighting Micron's strong position in the AI memory sector for long-term growth.

Mitch McConnell health update: Gov. Beshear doubles down with Fauci comparison

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has criticized Senator Rand Paul for not addressing Senator Mitch McConnell’s health amid his ongoing rehabilitation after a June fall. While McConnell works remotely, Beshear argues that if Paul demands transparency from Dr. Anthony Fauci, the same should apply to McConnell. This debate highlights the broader issues surrounding aging officials' public accountability.

FIFA drops the hammer on Argentina after World Cup final brawl and Falklands row

FIFA has charged two Argentine players for post-match violence following the 2026 World Cup final. Midfielder Leandro Paredes faces three assault counts for instigating a brawl, while defender Nahuel Molina is charged with assaulting Spain's captain. Additionally, the Argentine football federation faces penalties for displaying a politically charged banner about the Falkland Islands. FIFA's investigation follows incidents of discriminatory chants and unsporting behavior, with the federation allowed to respond before final verdicts. The controversy ties back to Argentina's historical claim to the Falkland Islands, invaded in 1982.

Can French nukes protect Europe if Donald Trump walks away?

France's independent nuclear arsenal, seen as crucial for European security amid great-power threats, has sparked renewed interest among nine European nations, led by Germany, in collaborating with France on nuclear deterrence. President Macron's call for cooperation aims to enhance safety while navigating NATO ties. However, concerns remain regarding potential shifts in French leadership and the implications for European defense.

HTCity Delhi Junction:Catch It Live on 30 July 2026 in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram

Multiple events are scheduled in Delhi on July 30, including the Gifts World Expo at Pragati Maidan, and a piano recital by Andreas König at the India Habitat Centre, both featuring free entry. Notable talks include Anoushka Jain on Mughal women and Lydia Glory Jose on imagery. These culturally rich gatherings reflect Delhi's vibrant artistic landscape.

US Fed decision today: Time, rate expectations and where to watch Warsh

The US Federal Reserve will announce its interest rate decision on July 29, with expectations to maintain rates between 3.5%-3.75%. Investors await Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s insights on inflation and policy direction. Recent data shows steady growth but persistent inflation, prompting cautious approaches as geopolitical tensions affect energy prices and economic activity.

Cabinet okays major drive for anganwadi recruitments, sports policy

The Bihar cabinet approved the recruitment of 22,891 Anganwadi workers to enhance rural service delivery, emphasizing women from nutrition-deficient areas. This initiative, among 24 proposals, aims to support children and mothers through integrated child development services. The cabinet also approved projects in agriculture, water supply, and judicial reforms to improve infrastructure and expedite justice.

Vikas Gupta lashes out at Shilpa Shinde, calls her badtameez and negative

Vikas Gupta criticized Shilpa Shinde for shamefully discussing personal matters, including a girl’s virginity, on national television. He condemned her behavior towards Shivangi, highlighting her negative comments. Despite past conflicts from Bigg Boss 11, tensions continue in Lock Upp, where Shilpa faces warnings against rumors. The show streams on Netflix from Saturday to Thursday at 8 pm.

Indian woman shares biggest culture shocks she experienced in Thailand

Indian content creator Shreya Mahendru highlighted four cultural shocks experienced during her visit to Thailand, emphasizing the open visibility of red light districts and women's dominance in the workforce. She praised the freedom to dress without harassment and noted relaxed dress codes at outdoor temples. Reactions online celebrated Thailand’s safety and cultural norms, reflecting a welcoming atmosphere.

Bihar to get 3 FTCs for speedy trial in paper leak cases

The Patna High Court will establish three special fast track courts in Patna, Lakhisarai, and Purnea to expedite trials related to exam misconduct under the Public Examination (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024. Each court will be led by a district judge and aims to resolve cases within three months, addressing significant examination irregularities affecting thousands of students. This initiative follows a recent request from the Union Law Minister, emphasizing the government's commitment to tackling serious offenses involving educational integrity.

Marjorie Taylor Greene's ex-husband: All on Perry Greene and their children

Former Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene married conservative journalist Brian Glenn in a discreet ceremony at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas. The couple, who had been dating for three years, exchanged vows in front of family. Greene was previously married to Perry Greene, with whom she has three children. The couple finalized their divorce in September 2022 amidst controversies surrounding Perry Greene.

National Chicken Wing day: Best free wings and restaurant deals today

National Chicken Wing Day is celebrated today, July 29, with various US restaurant chains offering free wings and discounts. Notable promotions include Buffalo Wild Wings’ six free wings with a $15 purchase and Pizza Hut’s buy-one-get-one-free deal. Originating in Buffalo, NY, wings became popular in 1964, and Americans consume nearly 1.48 billion annually during the Super Bowl.

Now, fire NoC a must before building map approval: LDA

Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) now requires fire safety compliance before approving building maps to enhance public safety, driven by rising fire incidents. Previously, only buildings over 15 metres needed a fire NoC, but all commercial and public-use buildings must now submit valid certifications. This shift emphasizes prevention at the planning stage, addressing growing safety concerns.

Explosions in Egyptian Mediterranean port blamed on drones

Explosions at Egypt's Damietta gas loading port involved a U.S.-owned storage tanker hit by a drone, prompting an emergency evacuation of the crew and a fire that was controlled, amid rising tensions from U.S.-Saudi airstrikes against Iran-backed groups in Iraq, escalating the ongoing conflict. Following the strikes, oil prices surged over 8%. The situation exposes Iraq's delicate balance with Tehran and Washington.

Bangladesh 'reviewing' PM Modi's invitation to PM Rahman to visit India: FM

Bangladesh is reviewing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's invitation for PM Tarique Rahman to attend the 18th BRICS Summit in India, according to Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman. The invitation is being considered alongside other engagements, including attendance at the UN General Assembly. Relations have faced challenges since 2024, following a shift in power. Discussions aim to improve bilateral ties.

No Pakistani Kashmir, only Pakistan-occupied Kashmir: Indian Embassy in US

The Indian Embassy in the US clarified that there is no "Pakistani Kashmir," countering a New York Times report on violence in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. It reaffirmed that Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh are integral parts of India, condemning Pakistan's illegal occupation. Recent protests in PoK highlight local dissent against oppressive governance and economic exploitation by Pakistan.

Fauci invokes Fifth Amendment, declines to testify in Senate's COVID-19 hearing

Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment during a Republican-led Senate hearing, avoiding questions about his COVID-19 pandemic response to evade potential perjury accusations. Subpoenaed by Sen. Rand Paul, Fauci faced over 100 inquiries, with partisan clashes highlighting his controversial legacy. Previously a trusted advisor, Fauci has become a polarizing figure amidst ongoing scrutiny and accusations regarding pandemic handling.

Marjorie Taylor Greene weds Brian Glenn in Las Vegas: How rich is she? See pics

Former Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene married Brian Glenn in Las Vegas shortly after her split from Donald Trump and Congress. They exchanged vows on Tuesday, having applied for a marriage license on July 24, and were seen celebrating at the Bellagio. The couple, who met during their divorce proceedings in 2022, announced their engagement in December. Greene previously served as a Congresswoman after a successful business career.

Opt for institutional deliveries: Health department to pregnant women in Ludhiana

In an effort to enhance maternal and child health, Ludhiana’s health department launched an awareness campaign encouraging pregnant women to choose institutional deliveries and utilize free healthcare services at government facilities. The initiative, led by acting civil surgeon Dr. Harinder Sood, offers services like free deliveries and antenatal check-ups, aiming to improve health outcomes in the community.

Sonam Raghuvanshi surrenders after SC cancels bail in Meghalaya murder case

In the Meghalaya honeymoon murder case, accused Sonam surrendered on July 28 after the Supreme Court cancelled her bail, deeming her ineligible and noting her awareness of the arrest grounds. The court emphasized the trial's pivotal stage but allowed for a new bail application if not concluded within six months. Victims' family expressed gratitude for judicial actions ensuring justice.

Protesting sanitation staff threaten to hold road blockades in Ludhiana today

Sanitation workers in Punjab plan intensified protests, including road blockades and dumping garbage on streets, starting Thursday as part of a statewide bandh. This follows unrest over alleged police action in Barnala. Union leaders state the government has ignored past assurances, demanding immediate action and regularization of workers, disrupting municipal services statewide.