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"Targeted, Tied To NEET Re-exam Window": Centre Defends Telegram Ban
Officials stated the ban was a preemptive move to prevent organised fraud and extortion targeting students, rather than an attempt to suppress discussion around paper leaks.
After 8,000 layoffs, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg makes a 'confession' to employees
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg admitted in an internal memo that the company "made mistakes" during its AI overhaul, after laying off 8,000 employees and reassigning 7,000 to AI teams in May. He promised no more company-wide layoffs in 2026 but refused to overpromise. With morale at record lows and capex hitting $145 billion, his fixes—a July hackathon, assigned desks, bigger event budgets—drew a chilly response from a workforce that's heard enough reassurances.
Gilgo Beach serial killer sentenced to multiple life terms after victims’ families blast him as ‘demon’
BREAKING NEWSUpdated 3 minutes agoU.S. newsU.S. newsGilgo Beach serial killer sentenced to multiple life terms after victims’ families blast him as ‘demon’ Former architect Rex Heuermann admitted to killing eight women, resolving an investigation that had puzzled authorities and left victims’ families in agony.Listen to this article with a free account00:0000:00Rex Heuermann with his attorney in court on April 8.James Carbone / Pool / NewsdayShareAdd NBC News to GoogleJune 17, 2026, 9:02 AM EDT ...
Trump’s reindustrialization agenda faces its biggest hurdle — Americans
Americans say they want to bring back industry. President Donald Trump ran on reindustrialization and won. But when it comes to actual building, mining, and developing, people too often shut it down. Build, they say, just not in my backyard.Peter Thiel put his finger on this pathology over a decade ago. "We wanted flying cars," he wrote, "instead we got 140 characters." His point wasn't merely about venture capital timidity. It was about a society that stopped building physical things, retreatin...
Rising temperatures may increase flood risk through river ‘whiplash’, study finds
Sudden shifts from wet to dry weather, or vice versa, may foil typical drought and flooding prevention measuresRising temperatures may trigger a dangerous increase in “hydroclimatic whiplash” in rivers that would make traditional approaches to flood and drought planning insufficient, a study has found.As temperatures rise owing to the worsening climate crisis, rivers will experience increasingly rapid transitions between heavy downpours and long dry spells – called hydroclimatic whiplash events...
Construction equipment multinationals may be aiding Israeli war crimes, experts say
Images show Israeli military using six companies’ bulldozers and excavators to demolish south Lebanon villagesHuman rights experts have alleged that six multinational construction equipment conglomerates may be aiding and abetting war crimes by supplying excavators and bulldozers to Israel, after photos and videos showed the Israeli military using their equipment to demolish villages in south Lebanon. The Guardian geolocated and verified images showing the Israeli military using excavators made...
A Chinese Legacy: Special Economic Zones With Eurasian Characteristics
BusinessEnergyA Chinese Legacy: Special Economic Zones With Eurasian CharacteristicsByWesley Alexander Hill,Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Wesley Alexander Hill (何伟龙) is an Energy and Geoeconomics expertFollow AuthorJun 17, 2026, 09:00am EDT--:-- / --:--This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.TOPSHOT - This aerial photo shows cars waiting to be loaded for export in Nanjing port...
WATCH: Record travel predicted for Fourth of July
AAA’s July 4th forecast projects more than 72 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles from home over the holiday.
Starbucks To Shut 2,000 South Korea Stores For Half A Day After Promo Row
Coffee chain to hold 'historical awareness' training after backlash against marketing campaign that evoked 1980 military crackdown.
Teen injured by black bear while hiking in Washington state park
Group of hikers encountered a bear and her cubs and the mother bear charged the group, swiping at one of the teensA teenage hiker was injured by a black bear in a mountainous recreation area outside Seattle on Tuesday, according to officials, who closed the trail where it happened.About 12.45pm on Tuesday, a group of three basketball players from Thomas Jefferson high school were about 2.7 miles (4.4km) up the Mount Si trail in the Mount Si Natural Resources Conservation Area when they encounter...
UK borrowing costs fall at fastest pace in Europe
UK borrowing costs fall at fastest pace in Europe
PM Modi, German Chancellor Merz Review Strategic Partnership At G7 Summit
During the talks, the two leaders reviewed progress in ongoing bilateral initiatives and expressed satisfaction over the renewed momentum in relations following Chancellor Merz's recent visit to India.
‘Period tax’ on sanitary products to be abolished, says Pakistan minister
Campaigners welcome announcement cutting levies on menstrual health items, but say their work to end period poverty is ‘far from over’Pakistan plans to abolish “period tax”, in a victory for young campaigners who had taken the government to court over the charges.Finance minister Muhammad Aurangzeb announced that sanitary towels and related items were “daily necessities that are indispensable for women’s health, dignity and full participation in social activities”, and said he intended to remove...
Government to apologise to victims of forced adoptions in England
Government to apologise to victims of forced adoptions in England6 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleDuncan Kennedy,CorrespondentandAmy WalkerPA MediaThe government is to apologise to victims of historical forced adoptions in England, Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has said, following years of campaigning from mothers and adoptees.An estimated 185,000 babies were taken from mothers in the three decades after World War Two. Thousands of the mothers were pressured into giving u...
India A thrash Afghanistan A by 101 runs, storm into Tri-Series final
India A secured their spot in the Tri-Nation A Series final with a dominant 101-run win over Afghanistan A. Half-centuries from Arya, Varma, and Kushagra, coupled with Nishant Sindhu's four-wicket haul, propelled India A to a commanding victory and a place in the championship match.
Defence production soars to record Rs 1. 78 lakh crore in fiscal 2025-26
India's defense production hit an unprecedented Rs 1.78 lakh crore in FY 2025-26, marking a significant 15.6% jump from the previous year. This surge, nearly quadrupling since FY 2013-14, underscores the nation's growing self-reliance and expanding industrial base. The private sector's contribution also reached an all-time high, bolstering defense exports.
Milan tram drivers ‘used WhatsApp for sexist chat about female passengers’
Drivers suspended as prosecutors investigate group said to have been used to share and comment on CCTV imagesA group of tram drivers in Milan have been suspended from their jobs amid an investigation into a WhatsApp group in which they allegedly exchanged sexist and vulgar comments about images of female passengers.Milan prosecutors placed at least one employee of ATM, the city’s public transport firm, under investigation on Tuesday for allegedly accessing an IT system without authorisation and...
Anthropic's IPO has a problem that 'just won’t go way', and the reason may be US government
AI startup Anthropic, preparing for a potential $1 trillion IPO, faces significant headwinds as the US government has twice blacklisted its flagship products. Recent Commerce Department orders barring foreign nationals from using its AI models, coupled with national security concerns, have forced shutdowns and prompted the Department of War to migrate away from Anthropic's technology.
Dhurandhar Shows How Counter-Terrorism Ops Should Be Conducted: Israeli Envoy
According to Azar, one of the film's strongest aspects is its depiction of the interconnected nature of terrorism, terror financing, drug trafficking and counterfeit currency operations.
Harry and Meghan to bring children to UK next month
Harry and Meghan to bring children to UK next month11 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleDaniela Relph,Senior Royal correspondentandNoor Nanji,Royal correspondentInstagram/Meghan, Duchess of SussexThe Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expected to bring their two children to the UK in July, BBC News understands.Prince Harry and Meghan will be accompanied by Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five. Next month will be one year to the start of the Invictus Games.It will be the first time the duke,...