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Sri Lanka ended day four of the second Test at 229 for six after India’s bowlers struck late. Pasindu Sooriyabandara and Kamindu Mendis led the fightback with a 115-run stand, while Sonal Dinusha scored 103 earlier. India’s late wickets put them in control, but rain and bad light halted play, leaving Sri Lanka fighting to

The US Army faces a leadership void with no permanent chief of staff. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has removed several senior officers, impacting leadership continuity. This occurs while American bases in West Asia endure drone and missile attacks. The Army’s senior civilian official is also expected to depart soon. This significant personnel churn raises concerns

Last year, Patrick and Brittany Mahomes celebrated a major investment milestone as the Kansas City Current reached a $275 million valuation. Brittany helped launch the NWSL club in 2020 before Patrick joined the ownership group. By June 2025, the Current ranked second among the league’s most valuable teams and led in annual revenue. The achievement

In an inspiring revelation, actress Karishma Tanna opened up about her postpartum care routine following the birth of her son on July 29, 2026. She emphasized the importance of nourishing foods and drinks to enhance milk production, while also sharing effective remedies for common postpartum issues like back pain and nipple soreness. Staying well-hydrated and

Suwarrow atoll, once the secluded refuge of hermit Tom Neale, has transformed into the Cook Islands’ inaugural conservation sanctuary. After Neale spent sixteen years in seclusion on Anchorage Island, the atoll was designated as a national park and bird haven. This vital area now protects critical seabird nesting grounds and marine ecosystems, allowing Neale’s legacy

The year 1962 marked the inception of a clandestine project by IBM for the NSA, giving rise to the secret computer named Harvest. For fourteen years, this remarkable machine tackled critical cryptographic computations during the tense Cold War era, boasting speeds that eclipsed its peers by a factor of 200.