The University of Delhi has released simulated ranks for over 2.06 lakh candidates for DU UG 2026 admissions based on CUET scores and preferences. Candidates can edit preferences until the final ranks are announced. Class 12 marks will break ties, and performance-based courses are excluded.
L'attore statunitense Peter Van Norden, noto per ruoli in "Scuola di polizia 2" e "Una pallottola spuntata 2½", è morto a 75 anni. La notizia è stata diffusa dal figlio.
The contest for Johor's 56-seat assembly places Anwar Ibrahim's multi-ethnic party in a difficult spot. Analysts suggest the election's significance lies not in who wins, but the margin of victory, with a key benchmark for Anwar's party being an increase in their previous seat count.
A US District Judge has finalized the SEC settlement with Elon Musk over his Twitter acquisition, approving the $1.5 million penalty while criticizing the case's handling.
SpaceX stock closed at $148, below its IPO price for the second day. Despite Nasdaq-100 inclusion and bullish analyst ratings, some analysts recommend selling, citing concerns.
SpaceX's stock closed below its IPO price for the second consecutive day, trading at $148. Despite inclusion in the Nasdaq 100 and mostly bullish analyst ratings, some analysts recommend selling shares, citing valuation concerns.
Former Maine state Senate President Troy Jackson has filed to potentially replace U.S. Senate hopeful Graham Platner, who faces sexual assault allegations. Jackson believes Platner will withdraw, stating the movement is bigger than him and that Platner cannot defeat incumbent Sen. Susan Collins.
국민의힘 정점식 원내대표는 민주당의 상임위원장 단독 선출에 대해 "중진회의를 소집해 향후 투쟁 방향에 대해 중진들의 의견을 들어볼까 생각도 갖고 있다"고 밝혔다. 장동혁 대표의 거취 문제에 대해서는 "늦지 않게 결론이 나야 한다"고 말했으며, 잠실 투표용지 재검표도 고려해볼 만하다고 언급했다.
In Ein Arik, Palestinian families face escalating settler violence targeting their livelihoods, with young olive trees uprooted and irrigation pipes cut. This surge is linked to Israeli political dynamics ahead of elections, as radical settler elements establish outposts like Maoz Tzur to seize territory and disrupt Palestinian communities.
Noida Authority will individually allot 19 kiosks near GIP Mall, revising a failed bulk lease plan. The new approach offers a 5-year lease and lower monthly rents (Rs 40,000-50,000), with bidding expected within two weeks.
The TS EAMCET (TG EAPCET) 2026 Phase 1 mock seat allotment results are out on tgeapcet.nic.in. Candidates can edit their web options until July 7, 2026, before the final allotment on July 10.
President Trump marked America's 250th Independence Day with a speech on the National Mall, praising history, his actions in Iran, and warning against communism, while also vowing to restrict mail-in ballots. The event proceeded after a severe thunderstorm, followed by a large fireworks display.
Barisan Nasional (BN) is challenging Anwar's Pakatan Harapan (PH) in upcoming state polls, a move that could destabilize the prime minister's fragile administration. Analysts suggest an immediate collapse is unlikely, but a strong BN performance might prompt demands for early national elections.
A special parliamentary committee investigating ballot shortages from the June 3 local elections inspected a Seoul gymnasium storing ballot boxes. Protesters demanding an election rerun blockaded the venue for 27 days, leading to scuffles and one arrest. The committee confirmed materials were present but noted a lack of security.
The Supreme Court's 2025 term saw major rulings on birthright citizenship, affirmed by the justices, and a Mississippi law on mail-in ballots, also upheld. The court also addressed presidential power, with some decisions showing pragmatic conservatism and others revealing philosophical divides.
A federal judge in Arkansas has invalidated state laws that imposed stricter rules on collecting signatures for ballot initiatives, ruling they infringed upon voters' free speech rights. The decision, which favored groups like the League of Women Voters, struck down requirements for photo ID and reading the full ballot question before signing.
A South Korean parliamentary committee investigating ballot shortages during June local elections will conduct on-site inspections in Seoul, including the Songpa District Election Commission and Olympic Park, amid ongoing protests and claims of election fraud.
A South Korean parliamentary committee investigating ballot shortages during the June local elections will conduct its first on-site inspection this week at the Songpa District Election Commission and the Olympic Park Handball Gymnasium. The committee plans hearings in July and may file complaints against uncooperative witnesses.
An Australian parliamentary inquiry has recommended new laws to police behaviour at polling booths after last year's federal election, citing "assaults on democracy" by third parties like the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church and Advance. The Coalition dismissed the findings as a "hyper-partisan witch hunt."
The AI industry is undergoing a financial stress test as global markets slump, with major tech stocks like Alphabet, Samsung, and SK Hynix experiencing significant drops. Concurrently, California's proposed billionaire tax is influencing political discourse, prompting Governor Gavin Newsom to propose a nationwide minimum tax on the super-wealthy.
The US Supreme Court issued several key rulings concerning Donald Trump, including expanding presidential firing power over regulators, preserving the Federal Reserve's independence, upholding mail-in voting rules, and allowing a sexual abuse judgment against him to stand.
The Alaska Supreme Court ruled that a man with the same name and party affiliation as U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan is qualified to run for the seat, ordering his inclusion on the August primary ballot. The court affirmed a lower court's decision, finding the Division of Elections abused its discretion in removing the challenger.
The US Supreme Court upheld a Mississippi law allowing mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day to be counted if received within five days, rejecting a Trump-backed challenge to tighten deadlines. Trump criticized the 5-4 ruling as a "tremendous loss" for voters' rights.
Keiko Fujimori has won Peru's presidential runoff by a slim margin against Roberto Sanchez, vowing to restore "order and hope." The victory marks a win for the Latin American right amid concerns over rising crime and political instability.
