Mohammad Kaif supports Sarfaraz Khan over Dhruv Jurel for the No. 6 spot in India's Test XI against Sri Lanka, citing Khan's effectiveness against spin, a crucial skill in expected Galle conditions.
Trump Media & Technology Group reported a $238m loss in the second quarter as it abandoned crypto and online betting ventures to refocus on social media, while facing criticism over its new paid Truth API service for Wall Street traders.
Keel Infrastructure has decommissioned all US Bitcoin mining operations and sold holdings to pivot toward high-performance computing, reporting a $30 million second-quarter revenue.
A paddlefish tagged in 2007 in North Dakota was recaptured in 2025, 18 years later, providing rare long-term data on growth and longevity, showing a 11-pound increase to 98 pounds and 3-inch length growth.
Sir Demis Hassabis has stepped down as CEO of Google DeepMind to become chair and Alphabet chief scientist, marking the end of an era for the London-based AI lab as control shifts closer to its US parent amid intense commercial rivalry.
Vinicius Jr has signed a six-year contract extension with Real Madrid, keeping the Brazilian forward at the club through June 2032 and ending months of transfer speculation.
Prime Video's new coming-of-age drama Sterling Point highlights a thriving new wave of teen television defined by slow indie pacing, emotional self-awareness, and analogue storytelling that resonates with both Gen Z and nostalgic millennials.
Remembering Phil Pister, the California fisheries biologist who famously carried the last remaining Owens pupfish in two buckets across the desert in 1969, leaving a lasting legacy in freshwater conservation.
Marie Tharp, a geologist and cartographer, created the first detailed maps of the ocean floor, revealing its dynamic features and contributing to the theory of plate tectonics, despite facing gender barriers in her field.
China is advancing its Great Solar Wall initiative in Inner Mongolia and arid northern regions, building massive wind and solar projects to generate clean energy, halt desertification, and support wildlife habitats.
Marking 20 years since their debut album 'It's About Time', the Jonas Brothers have evolved from Disney pop acts to a enduring legacy band through songwriting dedication, musical evolution, and multigenerational appeal.
India head coach Gautam Gambhir faces high pressure ahead of a two-Test series in Sri Lanka as the team struggles in Test cricket and risks missing another WTC final.
BP reported a profit jump to $3.91 billion in the April-June period as fossil fuel prices soared amid the US-Iran conflict. CEO Meg O'Neill announced plans to sell several assets, including the North Sea business, as part of a strategic pivot back to oil and gas.
Jammu and Kashmir seamer Auqib Nabi has earned his first call-up to the Indian team, replacing senior pacer Jasprit Bumrah, who is ruled out of the upcoming Test series against Sri Lanka due to a left knee injury. Nabi's selection follows strong performances in the Ranji Trophy and with India A.
Deshaun Watson's six interceptions in the first four days of 2026 Cleveland Browns training camp have intensified the quarterback competition with Shedeur Sanders, who recorded only one interception. Despite Watson's struggles, WR Jerry Jeudy reportedly favors him, adding drama to the decision.
Canadian stuntwoman Devyn Dalton, 4ft 6in, doubled for Matt Damon in Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey," praised by Damon for her "greatest arms." Her role as a small stunt performer for giant characters led to global attention and a call for more recognition for stuntwomen.
The article explores the role of genetics in predicting health and life outcomes, contrasting genetic predispositions with environmental and lifestyle factors. Experts emphasize that DNA reveals risk, not certainty for diseases, while a German twin study suggests genetics play a larger role in socioeconomic success than often realized, redefining privilege.
Hong Kong's traditional economic drivers in finance, trade, and real estate are facing challenges as the global economy shifts towards technology and innovation. The city requires a significant "power shift" involving systemic changes in mindsets, incentives, and risk appetites across business, bureaucracy, and academia, drawing lessons from past elite-led economic transformations.
Camp Humphreys, la plus grande base militaire américaine en dehors du territoire national, est décrite comme une "petite ville" près de Séoul, à 110 km des positions nord-coréennes, avec des batteries de missiles Patriot et des infrastructures dédiées aux soldats.
Mao Zedong's 1929 Gutian meeting and his 1938 declaration that "the party commands the gun" established a foundational principle for the Communist Party's control over China's military, a bedrock that remains nearly a century later.
Rose Metcalf, a dancer on the Costa Concordia, recounted on Good Morning Britain how she helped save 400 lives during the 2012 shipwreck near Giglio Island, Italy. Despite being new to the ship and facing panic, Metcalf, then 23, organized a human chain and used a rewired light to signal rescuers, preventing further fatalities among the 3,229 passengers and 1,023 crew.
Following New Zealand's greyhound racing ban due to animal welfare concerns, approximately 150 greyhounds are being chartered to Australia to continue racing, while 1,400 more require rehoming by the Greyhound Transition Agency.
Texas's ERCOT grid broke electricity demand records twice last week, reaching 91,308 MW. The grid relies on voluntary curtailment agreements with large consumers, primarily Bitcoin miners, a strategy influenced by mining profitability and the state's unique grid isolation.
England's Test cricket team appoints Stephen Fleming as coach after a period of poor performance and leadership changes. Managing director Rob Key emphasizes the need for sustained success and developing future leaders, with Fleming set to focus on refining players and coaching pathways.
