Mizoram State University expected to become functional by 2028, says minister
Aizawl: Mizoram State University (MzSU), initially proposed for Aizawl but later relocated to Lunglei, is expected to become operational around 2028, state Higher and Technical Education Minister Vanlalthlana said on Wednesday. The Mizoram State University Bill was first passed by the state Assembly on March 4, 2025, with Aizawl designated as the universitys location. However, [] The post Mizoram State University expected to become functional by 2028, says minister appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Shadman reaches hundred after overnight wait, falls for 105
The left-handed opener had been stranded on 99 when bad light brought the opening day to an early close, with Bangladesh on 213 for three after 74 overs on Wednesday.
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Bangladesh scrambles as Ganges treaty set to expire
With a 30-year Ganges water-sharing treaty with India expiring in December, Bangladesh fears failure to strike a new deal could deepen water shortages
System failure, inexplicable decisions, 68 deaths: How Spains train collision unfolded
Spain is in three days of mourning following a train collision that resulted in 68 fatalities. The crash involved a state-operated train colliding with a stationary service run by a private operator. An automatic control system failure is believed to have led to the tragedy as traffic was resumed inexplicably. Emergency crews worked tirelessly to search the wreckage and assist injured passengers during chaotic scenes.
'So much gold!': Obama mocks Trump for supergluing gold medallions to Oval Office mantel
Bolsonaro claims he is Brazil's true leader after fleeing to US
Brazil's defeated right-wing presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro insisted Wednesday he is his country's rightful leader, after fleeing to the United States to start a self-imposed exile
Milwaukee Brewers close out Tampa Bay Rays to end 57-year wait for first World Series title
Bangladesh reach U-15 World Cup quarterfinals
The inaugural FIFA tournament features youth teams from 191 countries. Each side can field eight players, with matches played over two 20-minute halves on pitches measuring 68 metres by 48 metres.
Hello Kitty maker cuts ties with Japanese spy drama after China backlash
Sanrio has apologised after its merchandise line with Japanese TV series Vivant drew criticism.
'Like cutting up a Picasso': AI microdrama edit of Neighbours worries actors and crew
A micro-drama will AI-assisted technology to edit old episodes of the Australian TV soap to focus on Margot Robbie's character.
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Samsung logs $80.5b profit despite AI jitters
Seoul: Massive demand for AI chips delivered record quarterly profits to South Korea's Samsung Electronics on Thursday, but shares fell as investors questioned the resilience of the global tech boom.Samsung is the world's largest maker of memory chips -- components in short supply as advanced types are snapped up for use in data centres powering artificial intelligence.Also read: South Korea fines Google, Apple a combined $47.6 million over app store payment practicesThe company posted July-September operating profit at 107.4 trillion won ($80.5 billion) -- up more than 780 percent on-year.It marked the first time any technology company had reported quarterly operating profit over 100 trillion won, Samsung said.Net profit jumped more than 510 percent from last year to 75.1 trillion won, while sales reached 195.3 trillion won.The global race to build data centres to train and run chatbots, image generators and other AI tools has turbocharged the fortunes of Samsung and other chipmakers, despite concerns that the sector may be overvalued.Samsung shares fell more than five percent on Thursday morning.Investors were disappointed by a miss of market expectations for operating profit by the semiconductor division, according to Bloomberg News.The company's memory business achieved another record-breaking quarter by managing its product mix, with a focus on AI products, amid capacity constraints, Samsung said in a statement.Strong demand momentum for servers led to higher market prices across all applications.'Unprecedented growth'Demand-driven shortages of advanced memory chips known as HBM, used in AI systems alongside other data-crunching semiconductors, has caused their price to spike.Dilin Wu, research strategist at Pepperstone, said strong earnings from Samsung and South Korean industry rival SK hynix were a reminder that the AI memory boom is still very real, despite all the concerns we've seen around the broader AI trade.Chipmakers are benefiting directly from the AI investment boom, while the companies buying their chips are still trying to prove they can earn a decent return on all that spending, she told AFP earlier this week.With sky-high expectations for stellar results, record profits may not be enough to reassure market players.Ultimately, investors want to know whether there's still another leg to this memory upcycle, or whether we're getting close to peak earnings, Wu said.Samsung predicted Thursday that it would continue to feel the benefits of the AI boom.Chief financial officer Park Soon-cheol told an earnings call the company expects unprecedented growth in memory demand in 2027, driven by accelerating competition to build AI infrastructure and the expansion of personal AI agents.On the supply side, however, we expect difficulties in expanding... output in a short period of time through new capacity additions, he said.Chip companies focusing their efforts on profitable HBM has also fuelled shortages of the less glamorous computer memory components used in everyday consumer electronics -- driving up the price of smartphones and laptops.Shareholder returnsSamsung on Thursday detailed plans to return up to 110 trillion won to shareholders this year, including 30 trillion won in cash dividends, following an August announcement.Record profits driven by booming demand for AI memory chips have fuelled calls for greater shareholder returns, particularly after shares in tech giants such as Samsung tumbled from their June record highs amid concerns over US tech firms' AI spending.The announcement comes a day after SK hynix also announced plans to return 60 trillion won to shareholders, following the completion of a 40 trillion-won shareholder return programme.Such shareholder returns would allow the benefits of earnings growth to translate into greater shareholder returns, said Kim Dong-won, head of KB Securities' research center.With record profits and undervaluation coexisting, the largest-ever expansion of shareholder returns would be a decisive opportunity to address the company's undervaluation and serve as a key driver of a reassessment of its market value, said Kim.
Indebted to my parents for everything I know: Bipasha Hayat
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Voting underway in Thakurgaon-1 by-polls
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Fed's Warsh announces changes in how future FOMC meetings will go
We believe eight meetings per year is the right number for the (Federal Open Market Committee), but in 2027, one meeting will focus exclusively on broad monetary policy strategy, with neither a vote on the federal funds rate nor a policy statement anticipated, Warsh said at a press conference.
Israel election: Netanyahu bloc leads with 53 seats as 90% of votes counted
Partial results showed the opposing bloc with 48 seats, while three factions remained below the 3.25% electoral threshold; counting of soldiers' ballots and other double-envelope votes remains
US Vice President JD Vance has written to Iran's security chief in a renewed effort to restart peace negotiations and avert a possible fresh American military offensive following the US midterm elections in November, which Donald Trump has hinted is the deadline for resuming the conflict, The Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
US Iran war: Tehran says discussing plan with mediators to end war, reopen Strait of Hormuz
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that Tehran is negotiating a seven-day plan for peace and stability. The plan aims to reopen the strategic Strait of Hormuz and involve crucial conditions like enforced ceasefire. Regional mediators, particularly Qatar, are facilitating communication to revitalize US-Iran discussions and prevent ongoing conflict. The proposal also includes demands for sanctions relief and asset unfreezing, which remain unresolved.
How Harvard's good intentions ended up hurting Asian-Americans, merit
How Harvard's good intentions ended up hurting Asian-Americans, merit
Israel election: People protest across cities calling for Jewish-Arab govt
Demonstrations in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Haifa called for inclusive governance, while partial results showed the pro-Netanyahu bloc leading with 53 seats against 48 for the opposing bloc
Brazilian Senator Flavio Bolsonaro has declared himself country's rue president after arriving in Miami, United States on Wednesday, October 28. He alleged electoral fraud in President Luiz Incio Lula da Silvas electoral victory. I want to tell not only my 60 million voters but also the Brazilian people as a whole that I am the president-elect, and that the criminals who stole Brazil's election are part of a criminal organisation that has established a tyranny, he said.
Messi's Miami stumble to draw against Cincinnati
Inter Miami play New England on Sunday, sitting two points back and needing either a win or a draw to keep their hopes of second place alive.
Spain trade union demands transport minister's resignation after train crash kills 68
Spain's trade union CSIF is urging the resignation of Transport Minister Oscar Puente after a tragic train collision. The accident, which occurred in Castilla-La Mancha, resulted in the death of 68 individuals and numerous injuries. Following the incident, the union has called for a thorough investigation into rail safety and infrastructure maintenance. Minister Puente mentioned a failure of an automatic control system as a contributing factor to the accident.
Vance Proposes Restarting Peace Talks in Outreach to Iranian Official
In his letter, the vice president suggested an immediate resumption of comprehensive talks, including about Iran
US warns allies to prepare for possible Iran strikes, retaliation after elections, sources say
US officials have alerted regional allies about potential military action against Iran following the upcoming elections. President Trump's administration is considering renewed strikes against Iran, emphasizing preparations for possible retaliatory actions. Iranian officials express a willingness to pursue diplomatic solutions despite the tensions. The conflict has intensified with Houthi rebels targeting Saudi infrastructure amid unrest. The situation remains fragile as both sides anticipate further developments in the region.
'From the river to the sea': Hundreds rally across Israel advocating Jewish-Arab gov
Around 300 demonstrators gathered in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Haifa to demand a Jewish-Arab government. Protesters held signs advocating for freedom and inclusive governance, reflecting their unified call. The demonstrations coincided with ongoing vote counting following Israel's closely contested election. Pro-Netanyahu parties secured 53 seats, while the opposing bloc held 48, leaving no clear majority. Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot emphasized a need for change, criticizing Netanyahu's government.
'They were treated very unfairly: Trump defends Flavio Bolsonaro after his family reaching in Miami
'They were treated very unfairly: Trump defends Flavio Bolsonaro after his family reaching in Miami
Hundreds protest in Israel's Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Haifa calling for Jewish-Arab government
Around 300 people protested across major cities in Israel, calling for a Jewish-Arab government and inclusive governance. Demonstrators displayed placards with slogans advocating for freedom and cooperation between communities. As protests unfolded, initial election results indicated a tightly contested political landscape with significant implications. Key opposition leaders expressed intent to form a new government addressing pressing issues and restoring hope.
RSS Friends registers in U.S. to step up outreach, correct inaccuracies
The RSS Friends, which provided a Georgia address in the registration document, listed Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, Keshavkunj, New Delhi as its foreign principal
Nagaland launches 60-day campaign to make state tobacco-free for youth
Dimapur: Nagaland launched the fourth edition of the Tobacco-Free Youth Campaign (TFYC 4.0) on Wednesday. The 60-day initiative aims to curb tobacco use among young people across the state. The State Tobacco Control Cell (STCC), under the National Tobacco Control Programme (NTCP), launched the campaign at the Nagaland Institute of Allied and Healthcare in Kohima. [] The post Nagaland launches 60-day campaign to make state tobacco-free for youth appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Israelis awaited the final election results on Wednesday as no clear winner emerged, raising the possibility of weeks of coalition negotiations between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition parties seeking to remove him from power.
Israel's Arab parties set for kingmaker status, may hold key to Netanyahu's political future
Israel's Palestinian citizens are expected to secure a record number of seats in parliament after high voter turnout. Their participation was driven by concerns over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government and its policies. The Arab parties may block an outright victory for Netanyahu's coalition, which is short of a majority. Gadi Eisenkot's bloc also seems likely to require Arab support to form a stable government.
US Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh just telegraphed more rate hikes without saying it
Warsh used his assessment of a strong economy and warnings over persistent inflation to signal the Feds job is not yet done. The message reinforced expectations that officials will raise borrowing costs in December after holding them steady Wednesday with the potential for another increase in early 2027.
US conservative activists charged with unlawful voting in election stunt
Prosecutors alleged the pair misrepresented their identities by giving election judges the names of other people.
A U.S. District Judge dismissed the Trump administration's bid to halt ballot processing in California. This decision followed claims that some voters might not be U.S. citizens. The ruling aims to prevent disenfranchisement and election uncertainty. More than 3.7 million Californians have already cast their votes ahead of Election Day. Similar actions have been attempted by the administration in Washington and Alaska over electoral processes.
Arab parties emerge as Israel kingmakers amid Netanyahu-Gadi deadlock
Arab parties emerge as Israel kingmakers amid Netanyahu-Gadi deadlock
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Data of 1000+ US Homeland Security workers leaked
Albania imposes $6,000 fine for demonstrators present at a protest that turns violent
Judge denies feds' request to block 20,000 California ballots in blistering opinion
A sign points toward voting stations inside the Arroyo Seco Regional Branch Library in Los Angeles. (Ronaldo Bolanos/Los Angeles Times) A federal judge in Los Angeles denied a Trump administration request Wednesday to immediately block California elections officials from counting the ballots of 20,000 voters whose citizenship the administration questions in a blistering opinion. U.S. District Judge David O. Carter ruled that the administrations allegations were not credible and that the intervention it sought would violate a host of federal laws, sow chaos in the ongoing midterm election, likely lead to the disenfranchisement of legitimate voters and foster future political meddling in elections. This request violates longstanding constitutional principles mandating that states have control over their elections, Carter wrote. If [the Trump administrations] last-minute request for relief were granted, either party could create chaos for their own political purposes to disrupt the election process. Carter, an appointee of President Clinton, wrote that never in American history has the federal government, on the eve of an election, sought to coerce a state and local government to abandon their own Constitutional elections procedures and bend to the will of the Executive Branch, and that, in bringing its suit, the Trump administration was asking the court to believe that it reigns as a sole sovereign. But California and its people are sovereign, too, Carter wrote. Carters ruling was the second to deny the Trump administration a temporary restraining order against the state and Los Angeles County this week, after a three-judge panel of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals denied the governments emergency request in a separate order Monday. Carter ruled following a 3-hour hearing Tuesday, where a slew of attorneys for the state, county and independent voting rights groups argued against the administrations demands. First Assistant U.S. Atty. Bill Essayli who is the top federal prosecutor in L.A. and argued for the Trump administration at Tuesdays hearing did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the ruling Wednesday. After Tuesdays hearing, he suggested the administration was likely to appeal Carters ruling if it didnt immediately halt the counting of the flagged ballots. This is a developing story and will be updated. Get the L.A. Times California Politics newsletter. Deeply reported insights into legislation, politics and policy from Sacramento, Washington and beyond, in your inbox twice per week. This story originally appeared in Los Angeles Times . This article originally appeared on LA Times at https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/judge-denies-feds-request-block-005308566.html
Airline groups urge US CDC to reconsider Ebola declaration requirements
Major American and foreign airlines have urged the CDC to reconsider upcoming travel rules concerning Ebola. They argue that the requirement for attestations from travelers is unreasonable so soon. The new regulations will begin next week and aim to prevent potential exposure to the virus. Airlines express concerns regarding the logistics involved in implementing these requirements. This situation highlights the ongoing challenges associated with managing public health threats during travel.
Defeated presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro and his family land in Miami after fleeing Brazil
Flavio Bolsonaro arrived in Miami alongside his family after fleeing Brazil following his election defeat. He traveled through Argentina and Ecuador before landing in Florida. Bolsonaro accused President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva of electoral fraud and persecution in a statement on X. Brazil's Supreme Court has been investigating him for corruption and money laundering.
Microsoft posts $36.6bn profit after offering buyouts to one in four workers
The week, the Windows developer said it would offer buyouts to 60,000 workers as it looks to curb costs.
Europe's youth take to the streets - they feel locked out of a promising future
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The Papers: 'Healey offers cold comfort' and 'A 100 trick or treat?'
Thursday's papers focus entirely on John Healey's first Budget that included 100 for energy bills and a bank tax.
Take our Celebrity Traitors quiz to find out which star you would be in this year's show
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Vance reaches out to Iran hard-liner amid Trump's strike threat: Report
Vance reaches out to Iran hard-liner amid Trump's strike threat: Report
RSS Friends registers under US foreign agent law for outreach
RSS Friends registers under US foreign agent law for outreach
Weight-loss jab boom brings needles warning for recyclers
Recycling bosses say used needles are increasingly being found among household waste.
As Indian business families navigate the intricate landscape of wealth transfers, they confront significant hurdles in succession planning. Establishing flexible frameworks for responsible wealth management across generations is imperative. Engaging younger members in conversations about values and governance fosters unity. Ultimately, preparing future heirs to effectively manage and amplify their inherited wealth is the primary objective.
Family row over George Michael items up for auction - including Faith guitar
The brother of the singer's late personal assistant says she would not have wanted the items to be sold.
Poland pivots towards India as strategic partnership with China develops cracks
Poland and India seek to raise bilateral trade from $6 bn to $10 bn; PM Modi visited Poland in 2024, during which ties were elevated to strategic partnership; Warsaw is also trying to diversify partnerships as trade imbalance and Beijings support for Russia deepen disillusionment with China
Bihar Cabinet approves MOU between WRD & NIH, Roorkee for Flood Plain Zone Delineation Study
Cabinet approves 115 acres of land for a sugar mill and 151.58 acres for other industries. 12 crore approved for Bihar State Games 2026. Nod for underground road corridor in Patna.
Investors turn on Google owner Alphabet after profit miss, ad slowdown and high spending
Trump Officials Discussing Sanctions Relief for Russian Fund, Russia Acknowledges
A Russian official said potential relief for a state investment fund was part of talks. Russia has sought to wring economic benefits from the negotiations on ending the war with Ukraine.
Assam opposition leader backs government crackdown on child marriage
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Arab parties claim kingmaker status in Israel elections
Joint list open to Eisenkot minority government; Ra'am's Abbas says 'everyone talking to us'
Gautam Adani explores 3 billion acquisition of Dutch energy storage group VTTI
The potential deal could expand Adani Groups global infrastructure portfolio as energy supply disruptions increase the value of storage facilities
Diver searching the bottom of Englands River Wear has pulled a huge three legged iron cauldron
AAP threatens protest if Delhi govt does not withdraw home alcohol delivery policy in 24 hours
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Megan Fox settled $5M Malibu home lawsuit for $100K after three-year fight
Trump jokes USD 5,000 buys little at Mar-a-Lago amid election push
Trump jokes USD 5,000 buys little at Mar-a-Lago amid election push
Scottish Premiership: McInnes booed in Rangers draw at Hearts as Celtic also earn point
Surprise Showing by Arab Parties in Israeli Vote Puts Them in Spotlight
The Arab parties have long been kept on the political sidelines. But stunning turnout by their supporters makes the Arab minority an Israeli political reality that cannot be ignored.
Ageing muscles sacrifice strength to protect cells, study finds
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Israel poll results deadlocked amid historic showing by Arab parties
Assam CM holds key meetings in Dibrugarh on indigenous land rights
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Assam CM launches Rs 8 crore projects and digital app in Tinsukia
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Building boom puts 300,000 people in the path of potential Himalayan disasters
The construction of tourism facilities, housing, and infrastructure has surged in parts of Nepal and India's Uttarakhand.
Details of thousands of U.S. immigration agents leaked in a massive hack
US immigration agents often work with their faces covered and do not wear identification. [Reuters] Details of more than 41,000 personnel working for the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS), including thousands involved in immigration enforcement, have been leaked to the public. The leak includes names, work addresses and phone numbers of DHS staff, including agents working with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection, along with descriptions of the work they do for each agency. Wednesday's leak marks the third time in recent weeks a government agency has been targeted by leaks or hacks. A representative of the DHS did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The seemingly unprecedented breach of employee information was put online on Wednesday by a group called the Department of Peace alongside cybersecurity researcher and hacker maia crimew. The information was put in a database named Icepick and shared through a website hosted by Distributed Denial of Secrets. Most of the agents included, more than 21,000 of them, work for CBP, according to the data. Nearly 6,600 work for ICE. Other records show agents with Homeland Security Investigations, the Federal Protective Service and even people working for the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. The leaked information also included dozens of previously unknown operation names, the agents that led and worked on those operations, and some of the technology they used in their work, including tech provided by Cellbrite and Palantir. The groups wrote in an online statement that the the leak was not meant to be a directory of every DHS agent. Rather the aim was to replace anonymity with accountability, according to Emma Best, a co founder of DDoSecrets. The leak is extraordinary but deceptive in it's simplicity as it identifies the officials responsible for overseeing covert and undercover operations, the government's hunt for leakers and the failed BlueLeaks investigation - along with key personnel in DHS's ever-escalating rendition and deportation programs, Best added. BlueLeaks refers to a massive leak of US police data in 2020, data from which DDoSecrets also hosted. A spokesperson for the Department of Peace pointed directly at actions by ICE agents for the groups work to hack DHS records. On July 17th, Markwayne Mullin said he was 'turning up the heat'. This is what happens to ICE when you do that, the spokesperson wrote on Wednesday. Mullin in March became Secretary of Homeland Security. The Department of Peace said it accessed the DHS agent profiles through a single sign-on service called Okta. Okta is a popular online security tool that organisations use to ensure that only people with access to internal platforms are logging on to them. A spokeswoman for Okta said the company is aware of the claims being made, but said: Okta is secure, and we have no evidence our data or systems were compromised. Last month, the FBI was hacked by a group called ShinyHunters, which took personal information about thousands of agents. In recent days, the Federal Election Commission, which makes public political campaign donation data, was taken offline because of a suspected hacking attempt. Public backlash to US immigration enforcement has been building as the Trump Administration has pushed a huge increase in arrests and deportations of people suspected of being in the country illegally. Immigration operations this year have repeatedly turned violent , with ICE agents shooting at more than two dozen people and killing at least nine people. Those killings include the high profile deaths of Alex Pretti and Renee Good, both of whom were shot and killed by ICE agents this year in Minnesota, despite not being the targets of arrests. Often, ICE agents carry out enforcement actions while their faces are covered by masks and sunglasses. Immigration agents rarely identify themselves, despite being required by law to do so, and US politicians have publicly demanded DHS enforces the requirement. Since President Donald Trump returned to office in 2025, the US has enacted nearly 1 million deportations , according to data from the Migration Policy Institute. More than 70% of the deportations have been of people with no criminal record. This article originally appeared on BBC at https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cq8jzkpjr28vo?xtor=AL-72-%5Bpartner%5D-%5Byahoo.north.america%5D-%5Bheadline%5D-%5Bnews%5D-%5Bbizdev%5D-%5Bisapi%5D
Details of thousands of US immigration agents leaked in major hack
A group called the Department of Peace released information on more than 41,000 DHS staff.
Scientists spot icy object beyond Pluto that could be a new dwarf planet
The discovery highlights how advanced telescopes are helping astronomers uncover distant icy worlds and deepen understanding of the solar system.
The small, unheard film is the gem: Dharamshala International Film Festival turns 15
DIFF founder Ritu Sarin and programming director Bina Paul on building a global non-mainstream cinema culture in Dharamshala as the festival turns 15
Monitor welfare schemes closely: PM Modi to chief secretaries
'Super offensive' - We love how we look but AI tried to 'fix' our visible differences
An AI tool edited a photo of Rhiannon Morgan in a work newsletter and she was shocked by the results.
US teachers rethink homework and exams as AI chatbots reshape classrooms
From oral examinations to handwritten essays, educators are redesigning classroom assessments to understand what students know and how they think.
I Put a Bunch of AI Agents in Charge of a Fantasy Soccer Team. Theyre Not Better Than HumansYet
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SC summons Sanjay Raut in contempt case
ON CAM: Woman Faints At Obama Rally Mid-Speech! Watch What Former President Does Next
Former US President Barack Obama briefly paused his remarks at a campaign rally in Detroit, Michigan, after noticing a woman faint in the crowd. Obama called for medical assistance and asked attendees to give her space. He then offered some light-hearted advice, urging the audience to stay hydrated and bend their knees to avoid fainting. After checking that the situation was being handled, Obama resumed his speech. Watch the moment that briefly interrupted the political rally and how the former president responded.
ULA's Vulcan rocket is set to return to flight on Friday the 13th
This Vulcan launch will be the first to utilize a full complement of six solid rocket boosters.
Fed holds interest rates steady at 3.9% as US inflation remains elevated
With inflation above target and borrowing costs squeezing homebuyers, policymakers face mounting pressure to balance price stability with economic growth.
Yet to test legality of logical discrepancy in SIR: Supreme Court
Telangana Government Submits Drought Report to Central Authorities
Telanganas Deputy Chief Minister reports on drought conditions and outlines government strategies to manage the crisis. Telangana Government Submits Drought Report to Central Authorities
