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After Bihar, Assam withdraws cases against protesters as CJP keeps pressure on
Assam will withdraw legal cases and proceedings against protest participants. This decision follows careful consideration of circumstances and systemic reform needs. The government will initiate prompt withdrawal of registered cases and review arrests. No further adverse action is proposed against individuals involved in these protests. This matter will be treated as closed without future proceedings on this account.
No planes, no problem: India's 'no 1 airport' Khajuraho has zero flights
Khajuraho Airport has achieved India's top customer satisfaction ranking. This airport currently has no commercial flights operating during July and August. The survey results have prompted questions about the Airports Authority of India's evaluation criteria. Flights to Delhi and Varanasi are expected to resume operations in October. Passengers praised the airport's facilities, cleanliness, and staff conduct.
'Can't bribe them': Trump's 'will beat them' warning to Iran despite talks
Despite Trump's remarks, tensions remained high across the region. Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Iraq reported drone attacks on Monday, suggesting that hostilities had not completely subsided despite the pause in the US bombing campaign. Washington halted its two-week air campaign against Iran on Saturday in a surprise policy shift by Trump after nearly five months of conflict. Iran said it had not abandoned diplomacy but denied reports that it had sought talks with Washington.
FAA flags incorrectly installed seats on several Boeing 737 Max jets
The FAA has proposed mandatory inspections for 453 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft seats. Improperly installed seat assemblies could disengage during turbulence or emergency landings. This condition might injure passengers and crew or block the evacuation aisle. Boeing supports the FAA's decision to make these recommendations mandatory. The directive applies to US-registered aircraft, with no deadline specified yet.
France, Spain on edge as wildfires force 320,000 evacuations
Firefighters across France and Spain are battling to contain massive wildfires as soaring temperatures and dry conditions fuel the blazes, with authorities warning that another heatwave expected later this week could hamper firefighting efforts and increase the risk of further spread.
American man arrested for wiping his phone during airport search; here's why
A federal case in Atlanta questions privacy software use as criminal intent evidence. Prosecutors accuse Samuel Tunick of wiping his phone to prevent authorities from accessing its contents. GrapheneOS, a privacy-focused operating system, is central to the ongoing legal proceedings. Authorities in Europe also reportedly view GrapheneOS usage with suspicion. GrapheneOS developers state their software is legal and protects against unauthorized data extraction.
Meta disregarded its own research on teen harm, Tennessee lawyers tell jury
In opening statements, state argued Meta’s own research showed it harmed teens while firm’s attorneys pointed to transparencyThe long-awaited trial between the social media company Meta and the state of Tennessee began proceedings on Monday. Attorneys for Tennessee told a jury in Nashville that Meta, which owns Instagram and Facebook, disregarded internal research about its platform’s impact on teenagers, while the company sought to maximize profit from those young users.During opening stateme...
Asia ‘scraping the bottom of the barrel’ as Red Sea oil blockade worsens energy crisis
The Houthi threat to Saudi oil exports comes as Japan, South Korea and the Philippines are still reeling from the closure of the strait of HormuzGovernments in Asia are scrambling to avoid their second major energy crisis in six months, as another maritime chokepoint in the Middle East faces a violent blockade, leaving only the Suez canal completely open for the free movement of gulf oil.Countries like Japan, the Philippines, Thailand and South Korea – which rely on Middle East oil for up to 90%...
Betye Saar, groundbreaking Black artist, dies at 99
Leading assemblage artist and central figure of Black arts movement reclaimed Jim Crow-era memorabilia as images of Black liberationArtist Betye Saar, the pioneering figure of the Black arts movement, died on Sunday morning in her home town of Los Angeles. She was 99.Saar, a famous practitioner of assemblage, an artistic style that builds sculpture from everyday objects, was best known for reclaiming Jim Crow era memorabilia such as dolls and washboards and recasting them as images of Black libe...
CWG 2026 medal table: Where does India stand after six medals on Day 5?
India's six-medal haul on Day 5 of the Commonwealth Games lifted the country to eighth in the standings with 10 medals (2 gold, 5 silver, 3 bronze). Sharmila Dhankar's historic para-athletics gold led the charge, supported by three silvers and two bronzes. Australia remained atop the table with 59 medals, ahead of England (32) and Canada (21).
101 murder accused among 989 with criminal records in Parliament march violence: Delhi Police
Delhi Police investigation identified criminals involved in the July 20 Parliament march violence. Many individuals with murder and dacoity charges participated in the protest. Accused in sexual assault cases also joined the march, police reported. The police examined 2,873 individuals involved in attacking officers and vandalizing vehicles. Action will continue against those with criminal history, while student cases will be dropped.
Well-connected Melbourne man found guilty of raping former staffer
Jury finds that the man, who cannot be named, assaulted the woman at his home in March 2023A well-connected Melbourne man has been found guilty of raping a former employee.The man, who cannot be named, faced two counts of rape and one count of sexual assault in the county court of Victoria, and pleaded not guilty. Continue reading...
Former senior ICE official says rush for numbers is causing deaths
Fmr. Acting Chief of Staff at ICE: a rush to hire officers and a focus on detention numbers is causing fatal mistakes.
J&J offers $5.5bn settlement in lawsuits claiming talc link to cancer
Johnson & Johnson agrees to pay $5.5bn to settle nearly 70,000 US lawsuits over talc-based baby powder cancer claims.
CWG Day 5: Sharmila claims India's first-ever para-athletics gold, headlines six-medal haul
India enjoyed a memorable day at the Commonwealth Games as Sharmila Dhankar became the country's first-ever para-athletics gold medallist, while Sarvesh Kushare, Valluri Ajaya Babu and Gyaneshwari Yadav won silver medals. Bindyarani Devi added bronze, Indian boxers advanced to the quarterfinals, but athletics and swimming saw mixed results, with Gurindervir Singh and Tejas Shirse enduring disappointing outings.
Michigan progressive Abdul El-Sayed says ‘ogre’ remark not directed at rival
El-Sayed says in TV debate ‘ogre on a pike’ Zoom comment was in reference to John Fetterman, not Haley StevensThe Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed said his comments that progressives need to put the head of an “ogre” on a pike was in reference to the US senator John Fetterman – not his opponent, Haley Stevens.In a televised debate on Monday, the final head-to-head before the state’s 4 August primary, the moderator asked El-Sayed whether he regretted his comments made in a Zoom...
Houthis want to copy Iran’s Hormuz control in the Red Sea: Yemeni FM
Speaking in Riyadh, Yemen's internationally recognised government warns global complacency has emboldened the Houthis.
CJP accuses government of breaching promises, warns of protests
NEW DELHI: With reports of protesters across the country being detained and arrested, Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) Monday accused the Centre of "breaching" its assurances on protecting them from police action after the July 25 agreement that led to the withdrawal of its agitation. CJP representatives warned that they would be "forced" to resume protests if govt failed to withdraw the cases and provide a written agreement by Tuesday, as promised.
15-year-old shot into Seattle food festival crowd during deadly gunfight, prosecutors allege
Guns in America15-year-old shot into Seattle food festival crowd during deadly gunfight, prosecutors allegeOfficials said the teen and 19-year-old man who died at the scene were “associates.” Police are looking for a third person who was possibly involved. Listen to this article with a free profile00:0000:00Add NBC News to GoogleManhunt for suspect in deadly shootout at Seattle food festival02:22Get more newsLiveonShareAdd NBC News to GoogleJuly 27, 2026, 8:35 PM EDTBy Evan Bush and Alicia Victo...
Badshah’s wife isha rikhi breaks silence with cryptic post amid split speculation
Isha Rikhi has finally addressed her marital struggles with rapper Badshah. In a heartfelt Instagram post, she revealed her apprehension about his dominant presence in their relationship. Rikhi clarified that her previous silence came from a place of self-preservation rather than agreement. This statement follows a series of earlier posts that fueled intense speculation among fans. The couple tied the knot privately earlier this year after dating for some time.