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Heart transplant survivor fights to keep access to anti-rejection drug

At 11, Payton Herres received a donated heart after years of health problems caused by Ebstein’s anomaly. Fifteen years later, she faced a fight to access everolimus, the anti-rejection medicine she had relied on since 2013. After her insurer stopped covering the drug and its cost rose sharply, Herres turned to social media. Her story

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Awarapan 2 box office collection day 4: Emraan film nears Rs 85 crore

Emraan Hashmi’s ‘Awarapan 2’ has emerged as the standout performer of the Independence Day box office clash, and the sequel to the 2007 cult favourite is now closing in on a major milestone. After a stellar extended weekend, the film enters its first working Monday, typically a day of correction, but with a total that

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Anthropic CEO to AI companies: Fulfil your cancer promise, rather than blaming me

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei believes public negativity towards AI stems from a deep crisis of trust. He argues that genuine breakthroughs, not marketing, will rebuild credibility with ordinary people. Amodei stated that AI firms must deliver tangible benefits to regain public confidence. He also discussed AI regulation, favoring oversight that decentralizes power. Anthropic is focusing

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California student raises over $90,000 after launching pickleball fundraiser

Olivia Shekou has successfully generated over ninety thousand dollars through her innovative sports philanthropy platform, known as Netting Miracles. Her initiative empowers students to spearhead fundraising events. Currently, she is gearing up for an exciting new fundraiser aimed at helping women and children in Uganda, scheduled to take place at Flyte Racquet Club in San

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JD(S) leader arrested for assaulting Bengaluru traffic constable on duty – video

JD(S) leader Manjunath was arrested for allegedly assaulting a traffic constable on duty. The incident occurred when the constable stopped Manjath’s vehicle to regulate traffic flow. An argument escalated, and Manjath reportedly grabbed the constable by his collar. A viral video shows Manjath speaking to a senior officer and attempting to kick the constable. Police

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Trump admin crackdown: Indian techies see biggest hit as US green card approvals plunge sharply

The approval rate for EB-1A, the US green card category meant for individuals with extraordinary ability, has dropped sharply in FY26, with Indian applicants bearing a significant share of the impact, according to several immigration experts.

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California startup’s $3 billion ‘manta ray’ jet promises 50% lower fuel use

JetZero is unveiling a cutting-edge ‘manta ray’ aircraft aimed at revolutionizing the future of commercial aviation. This groundbreaking design is expected to yield impressive fuel savings and significantly lower emissions. With a full-scale prototype scheduled to take flight by 2027, Japan Airlines is on board to provide operational insights, paving the way for expected commercial

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New Zealand teacher and students turn coastal paddock into native habitat

Retired teacher Janet Pottinger spent 29 years helping Buller High School students restore native vegetation at Tauranga Bay and Cape Foulwind in New Zealand. Since 1997, around 2,800 students have planted 12,425 native plants across 108 trips. The project has transformed former grassland into habitat supporting birds, seals, lizards and other native wildlife.

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‘Godfather of AI’ agrees with Elon Musk: Mass unemployment is coming and worse

Geoffrey Hinton, the Nobel laureate known as the “Godfather of AI”, says Elon Musk is right that AI will end most jobs. Speaking with Senator Bernie Sanders at Georgetown University, the AI pioneer warned of massive unemployment, arguing Big Tech’s trillion-dollar data centre spending only pays off by replacing workers cheaply. Sanders estimates nearly 100

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Once plagued by elephant raids, Assam village now grows grass & fruits for wild herds

In Hatikhuli-Ronghang village, a remarkable relationship with wild elephant herds has blossomed. By establishing dedicated feeding zones, the community effectively reduces crop damage and tackles food shortages along traditional elephant migration routes. This transformation has allowed farmers to resume paddy cultivation, fostering a newfound harmony between humans and elephants. The Hati Bondhu initiative beautifully illustrates

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