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Tropical storm Bertha makes landfall: Strong winds and flooding threat looms in US

Tropical Storm Bertha made landfall in southern Louisiana with strong winds. The storm brought storm surge and heavy rain to the US Gulf Coast. Forecasters expect the system to weaken steadily after moving inland. Meanwhile, severe storms caused tornado reports and flash floods elsewhere. Hurricane Fausto remains offshore in the eastern Pacific.

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Lalit Modi says his home will remain London but will now visit India after winning tribunal

Lalit Modi announced his return to India after SAFEMA tribunal cleared penalties. He will apply for an OCI card as he surrendered his Indian passport. Modi claimed he fled India due to threats from Dawood Ibrahim. He stated he has won all his legal cases in India. Modi will continue residing in his London mansion

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Office cab driver rapes Hyderabad woman on way to airport

A cabin crew member was allegedly raped by her cab driver while traveling to the airport. Police registered a rape case and arrested the 23-year-old driver from Shamshabad. The accused confessed to the offense during interrogation by police officials. He had taken a detour and forced himself upon the woman inside the cab. The woman

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Pat McAfee fires back as fans blame his $65M ESPN deal for layoffs

As ESPN makes headlines with significant layoffs, Pat McAfee faces backlash for his notable contract negotiations. Supporters link his financial discussions to the job cuts, but McAfee clarifies that these decisions are part of separate budgeting issues. Yet, the unfavorable optics of his arrangement complicate his defense, prompting a deeper examination of ESPN’s commitment to

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NYC Mayor Mamdani hires ‘tech crew’: Here’s what they will actually do

New York City has opened applications for a new kind of government job. Mayor Zohran Mamdani is hiring software engineers, product designers, user researchers and data experts for Public Interest Technology Crews—around 30 full-time roles across four teams, backed by $5.24 million in the city budget. Their first build is a complaint portal enforcing New

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Horoscope today: Daily astrological predictions for July 23

Horoscope Today: Read daily horoscope predictions for July 23, 2026. Know all about the astrological events and influences that will be affecting each of the 12 zodiac signs. Our astrologer has analyzed the movements of the planets and the alignment of the stars to bring you the most accurate and up-to-date horoscope predictions for the

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Salman Khan backs students’ protest, says they deserve credit for peaceful movement’

Bollywood star Salman Khan has voiced his support for students protesting against paper leaks, calling the issue “very serious” and urging that the movement remain focused on education rather than politics. Taking to Instagram, Salman praised students for coming together to demand a better education system and also acknowledged the support extended by their parents.

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R&B engineer who took up US job 20 years ago still on govt rolls

A Telangana engineer remains on government rolls after two decades abroad. He left for the US in 2006 without mandatory approval and returned briefly. The state government has initiated disciplinary proceedings against the engineer for misconduct. These proceedings aim to determine charges and decide further action for termination. The engineer has not submitted a defense

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Leo Tolstoy’s quote on love: Why letting go of blame helps you grow

Leo Tolstoy, a renowned writer and thinker, profoundly influenced global leaders with his ideas. His novels explored human psychology and societal complexities with great depth. Tolstoy advocated for personal change, emphasizing compassion and non-violence over blame. This philosophy continues to resonate, guiding individuals toward inner growth and better relationships. His teachings highlight that societal improvement

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Cops in plain clothes wielding lathis during CJP protest: Necessity or ambiguity?

Plainclothes police involvement in protests drew criticism for lacking uniforms and identification. Senior officers explained this is necessary for intelligence gathering and undercover operations. Such deployments are not new and aim to manage large crowds effectively. While not strictly prohibited, it creates ambiguity during public demonstrations. Police leadership now discourages this practice unless situations escalate

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