Nolan Wells update: Why new subpoenas were issued to social media companies

New subpoenas have been issued to social media companies and the Life360 app as part of an investigation into Nolan Wells’ death, with attorney Gary Bufkin seeking critical account information. Wells was found dead on Horn Island after going missing with friends. His mother is preparing to sue, aiming to secure the estate's claims against potential defendants.

Goa NEET protest stooped to 'lowest intellectual level': CM Sawant; questions Umar Khalid placards

Goa's Chief Minister Pramod Sawant condemned recent student protests over the NEET exam, claiming they deviated from genuine student concerns by incorporating unrelated demands for activist Umar Khalid's release. He emphasized the need for intellectual discourse among students and highlighted Goa's leadership in implementing the National Education Policy, which aims to foster skilled, independent thinkers.

Rao Bahadur OTT release: When and where to watch film backed by Mahesh Babu

The psychological dark comedy *Rao Bahadur*, starring Satyadev and directed by Venkatesh Maha, depicts a fading aristocrat’s obsession as he defies a terminal prognosis. Released on July 3, it garnered mixed reviews and achieved Rs 11.44 crore worldwide. It will stream on Netflix starting July 31 in multiple languages, hoping for renewed appreciation.

BTS are right: The Grammys' new Asian Pop category feels more like segregation

BTS's decision to not submit their album "Arirang" for Grammy consideration challenges the Recording Academy's credibility, highlighting biases that separate artists by origin. The new Best Asian Pop Music Performance category raises questions about genuine recognition versus tokenism. While BTS has excelled internationally, the industry still struggles with equitable representation for Asian artists, needing a deeper reevaluation of standards.

Opposition, BJP clash in Rajya Sabha over police action at CPI(M) headquarters

A heated debate erupted in the Rajya Sabha over the Delhi Police's raid on the CPI(M) headquarters to arrest student activist Aishe Ghosh. Opposition leader Mallikarjun Kharge condemned the action as an abuse of power, while Union Minister JP Nadda defended it as routine. The controversy highlights ongoing tensions between police actions and political dissent in India.

From rugs to crockery: Why Morocco is a budget shopper's paradise

Shopping in Morocco, especially in Fes, is a must for leather goods, known for their craftsmanship and durability. Traditional tanneries like Chouara create prized items at affordable prices. Beyond leather, vibrant ceramics, rugs, and artisanal products abound. Interacting with warm locals enhances the experience, while bargaining is part of the culture, making every purchase memorable.

Smartphones and laptops cause brain cancer? Neurologist busts 5 dangerous myths

Dr. Praveen Gupta emphasizes proactive wellness over screen-related fears that stigmatize technology in maintaining brain health. He advocates for quality sleep, exercise, and stress management while debunking myths linking screens to brain tumors. Gupta advises prompt consultations for neurological symptoms, underscoring that awareness is key in combating misconceptions about brain health. He is an experienced neurologist leading MAIINS in Gurugram.

JP Nadda backs police action against protestors, recalls own emergency arrest

Union minister JP Nadda defended police actions against student protestors in the Rajya Sabha, stating such responses are part of "normal law and order" procedures. He recounted his own arrests as a student activist during the Emergency. The remarks led to uproar and adjournment in the Rajya Sabha as opposition leaders criticized the government's treatment of protestors.

Allu Arjun faces flak over 'wait outside your crush's house' remark: ‘So creepy’

Telugu star Allu Arjun faces backlash for a controversial remark during his fan meet, suggesting fans “wait outside the house of the girl you like.” Critics argue his comment promotes stalking behavior, with many calling for greater accountability from public figures. Arjun, known for his roles in "Pushpa," is currently working on multiple projects.

Kangana Ranaut clarifies her ‘gutter generation’ remark amid backlash

Kangana Ranaut emphasized the importance of respecting others' feelings, criticizing verbal abuse and inappropriate conduct during protests, which she deemed unacceptable. She urged people to avoid being influenced by harmful ideologies and to uphold civic sense. With a focus on discipline and responsibility, Kangana reaffirmed her belief in societal norms, hoping for personal evolution rather than regression.

Amit Shah ordered use of force on students, claims Rahul; BJP asks for proof

During a debate on the new anti-paper leak bill, Rahul Gandhi accused Union home minister Amit Shah of ordering violence against students during NEET protests, igniting significant uproar in the Lok Sabha. The Bharatiya Janata Party demanded evidence of Gandhi's claims, highlighting the tension between the opposition and the ruling party regarding accountability and student rights.

Who was Mandy Karolkiewicz? MI murder-suicide victim exposed hubby's ‘red flags'

Mandy Karolkiewicz shared red flags in her troubled marriage on Reddit before she, her husband Kristopher, and their six children were found dead in a Michigan fire believed to be a murder-suicide. She detailed her struggles with her husband’s infidelity and their counseling attempts, expressing discouragement about their relationship while prioritizing their children’s well-being amid personal turmoil.

iPhone 18 leaks reveal expected launch timeline, A20 chip and camera upgrades

Apple plans a significant shift in its iPhone launch strategy with the iPhone 18 series, potentially splitting releases between Pro and standard models, according to leaks. Expected advancements include an A20 chipset for enhanced performance, substantial camera improvements, and better battery efficiency. The Pro models may launch in September 2026, while the standard versions will likely follow in spring 2027.

How to make kaju katli at home: Celebrity chef Ranveer Brar shares easy recipe

Kaju katli is one of India’s most loved festive sweets, but many people assume it’s difficult to make at home. Celebrity chef Ranveer Brar’s recipe proves otherwise. Using just a handful of pantry staples, the chef shares a simple method in her July 27 Instagram post for preparing soft, smooth kaju katli with the perfect melt-in-the-mouth texture.

Youth questioned by police died of hepatitis, crime branch to probe matter, says CM Satheesan

Chief Minister V D Satheesan announced that a postmortem report for Siyad, who died after police questioning, cited hepatitis as the cause of death while a crime branch investigation will explore alleged police assault. Siyad, taken into custody for a missing person case, faced further violence post-release. The victim's family alleges police abuse, which authorities deny.

Neymar reaffirms Brazil retirement with emotional statement: ‘I gave my blood’

Neymar Jr has announced his retirement from international football after Brazil's World Cup exit, where he battled injury and played a limited role. The 34-year-old, Brazil’s all-time top scorer, expressed pride in his journey, stating, "My time with the national team is over.” His decision follows a celebrated career marked by significant contributions to Brazilian football history.

Yugen Infra showcases Goa township project in Delhi through property expo

The Goa Property Expo, held on July 26, 2026, attracted over 700 attendees, including homebuyers and over 200 real estate brokers, showcasing Goa’s integrated township developments. The event highlighted the growing demand for lifestyle-focused residential projects, with personalized consultations offered by Yugen Infra. This initiative emphasizes Goa's emergence as a desirable investment destination, blending luxury with modern living.

Circus stunt goes wrong, man dies of suffocation after being buried in pit

A 27-year-old man, Deepak, died of suffocation during a dangerous act of being buried alive for three days in Haryana's Nuh district. Known for his performances in a village circus troupe, he was found unresponsive after his risky finale, despite prior cautions from family. Investigations continue, revealing these performances are illegal, prompting administrative reviews.

'Pradhan never ran edu ministry, RSS did': Rahul Gandhi's dig over resignation

Rahul Gandhi criticized the BJP government, claiming that the RSS effectively controlled the Education Ministry, undermining the leadership of Minister Dharmendra Pradhan following his significant resignation. Gandhi's remarks highlighted concerns about political influence over education in India. This comment reflects ongoing tensions between the Congress party and the ruling party regarding governance.

20-year-old IIT Bombay student found dead in his hostel room: Police

A 20-year-old IIT Bombay student was found dead in his hostel room, prompting an investigation into the incident, which is being treated as accidental as no suicide note was discovered. Students raised concerns over mental health support following a second suicide case this year amid efforts by the institute to improve wellbeing services after prior incidents.

Brother of Sam Konstas joins Greece cricket team as part of the bigger plan

In a remarkable turn of events, 24-year-old Billy Konstas, brother of former Australian cricketer Sam Konstas, has been selected for Greece's squad aiming for the 2028 T20 World Cup. Following Sam's impactful but brief international stint, Greece is actively recruiting Australian players of Greek heritage, inspired by Italy's successful strategy in recent competitions.

'Idiot, andhbhakt': Parl ruckus over Rahul Gandhi's 'unparliamentary' language

In a contentious Lok Sabha session, opposition leader Rahul Gandhi's speech on the anti-paper leak bill was disrupted after he categorized "students, idiots and andhbhakts," prompting the ruling NDA alliance to label his remarks as "unparliamentary language." Union Minister Kiren Rijiju interjected, urging Gandhi to refrain from such language to maintain decorum during the debate.

When can you see Buck Moon tonight? Know exact moonrise time

The July Buck Moon, the second full moon of summer, will illuminate the sky on July 29, peaking at 10:37 am EDT. Ideal viewing occurs at moonrise after sunset, presenting a large, orange moon, particularly before the total solar eclipse on August 12. Named for deer antler growth, the Buck Moon showcases traditional names tied to seasonal changes.

Candace Owens posts rooftop video claiming it shows Charlie Kirk's killer: Watch

Candace Owens released purported rooftop footage of Charlie Kirk’s alleged shooter, Tyler Robinson, showing a man performing military movements, contradicting the official account of Robinson. Despite evidence against him, Owens expressed skepticism about Robinson's guilt, suggesting the footage implies the shooter has training. The incident occurred during a campus event in Utah on September 10, 2025.

SC refuses to stall Jagannath movie, says courts can’t sit in judgment over art

The Supreme Court declined to delay the release of an animated film about Lord Jagannath, asserting that artistic works should not be judged by courts. The temple administration argued it distorts the deity, impacting children's perceptions, but the court emphasized freedom of expression and past animated portrayals of deities. Background tensions surround the film's impact during religious festivals.

SC gives posthumous clean chit to former PM Dr Manmohan Singh in coal block case

The Supreme Court exonerated former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in a coal block allocation case, quashing a 2015 trial court order that had summoned him despite two CBI closure reports. The ruling, made by Chief Justice Surya Kant and justices Bagchi and Mohana, ends a decade-long legal battle and endorses the CBI's findings of insufficient evidence against Singh, who died in December 2024. The case arose from the controversial allocation of the Talabira-II coal block to Hindalco Industries during Singh's tenure, but he maintained no wrongdoing occurred.

India, China ‘main culprits’, key targets of Russia sanctions bill: US senator

The US Senate advanced a sanctions bill aimed at imposing tariffs up to 100% on Indian and Chinese purchases of Russian energy, identified as key players in supporting Moscow's war efforts, according to Senator Roger Wicker. The bill, passed 86-12, targets these nations while exempting US allies. It coincided with Ukrainian President Zelensky’s visit to Washington, reinforcing calls for stronger action against Russia.

Raja Chaudhary claims Palak Tiwari walked out on his birthday in 10 minutes

Actor Raja Chaudhary revealed his estranged relationship with daughter Palak Tiwari, highlighting a breakup during his birthday in 2022 when she left after 10 minutes. He suggested discussing her mother triggered her departure. Raja, divorced from Shweta Tiwari due to alleged abuse, claims he hasn’t meaningfully spoken to Palak, now 26, since she was eight.

16th Finance Commission ''incorrectly'' assessed census towns as urban areas: Kerala CM

Kerala Chief Minister V D Satheesan criticized the 16th Finance Commission for incorrectly categorizing many "census towns" as urban, which led to a significant reduction in rural funding to Rs 300 crore. This misclassification complicates fund distribution for local bodies. Satheesan asserted the state is negotiating with the Centre to rectify this assessment and clarify planned expenditure reductions.

SC mandates prior green nod for all projects, saves ₹20K cr public infra from demolition

The Supreme Court ruled that prior environmental clearance (EC) is required for all development and mining projects, with exceptions for existing projects previously granted post-facto EC in 2017 and 2021. The court invalidated the 2021 order while upholding the 2017 notification, addressing concerns over environmental impact and safeguarding numerous significant projects across India. Background includes ongoing debates on EC requirements since the 2006 EIA notification.