India's second innings collapse (193 runs) and Sri Lanka's tricky start (84/4) set up a thrilling final day in Galle, with the hosts needing 288 runs to win.
A livestream from Alaska's Katmai National Park showing brown bears catching salmon at Brooks Falls has seen a 70% increase in viewership, attracting over 7.3 million views between June 22 and August 4, driven by large bear gatherings.
The historic Flatiron Building in Manhattan is nearing full occupancy for its publicly listed luxury residences, with 82% of units under contract. The conversion from office space to high-end homes is expected to welcome residents this autumn.
England's ancient oak trees are suffering from heat stress and drought, leading to premature leaf loss and mortality. Experts warn that current climate change rates outpace the ability of these ecosystems to adapt, with many veteran trees in critical condition.
Marine Le Pen’s National Rally is leveraging the ongoing wildfire crisis in France to argue that the state is failing in its fundamental duty to protect citizens, framing the environmental disaster as a political failure of the current establishment.
India is evaluating the introduction of a merchant discount rate (MDR) on large UPI transactions. While consumer payments remain free, the move aims to cover infrastructure costs, raising concerns about potential impacts on merchant adoption and network growth.
JLKM leader Devendra Mahto has announced a second phase of protests in Ranchi, Jharkhand, demanding corruption-free recruitment for JPSC and JSSC exams. This follows his 16-day hunger strike and the state government's decision to cancel several recruitment tests.
Memphis Depay has agreed to a pay cut and waived millions owed to him to sign a new two-year contract with Brazilian club Corinthians until 2028, following a brief dispute over the club's financial concerns.
Data from the US Energy Information Administration reveals that utility-scale solar and batteries dominated the 368 new power plants that began operation in the US during the first half of the year, led by massive projects in states like Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona.
Donald Trump has appointed 57 officials worth at least $100 million to his second administration, a total more than four times greater than the combined count of the previous three US presidents, according to Public Citizen.
Profile of four ordinary Indian women leading modern social and political movements, examining their motivations, the barriers they face, and the enduring legacy of women's activism in India.
Nvidia agreed to provide a guarantee of up to US$105 billion to help OpenAI lease a massive data centre in Ohio developed by SB Energy, alongside a US$1.5 billion investment in the firm.
Retired Delhi government employees and teachers face severe financial strain due to delayed Unified Pension Scheme payouts, prompting the AINPSEF to appeal to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
The Premier League will allow audio from on-field conversations between players and referees during live broadcasts this season, expanding the RefCam system across 45 matches.
Indian left-arm spinner Manav Suthar claimed 4/76 in Sri Lanka's first innings of the opening Test at Galle International Stadium, helping bowl out the hosts for 284 after India posted 462.
Ethereum developers are considering Frame Transactions and FOCIL for the 2027 Hegotá upgrade, potentially allowing privacy pools to pay transaction fees independently without intermediaries.
Recent college graduates face a challenging entry-level job market, with unemployment rates for 22-to-27-year-olds reaching 5.7% in June. While many graduates and some economists blame AI for displacing junior roles, other experts argue remote work or broader economic shifts are responsible.
Tatarstan's Head Rustam Minnikhanov highlights China as the republic's leading investment partner, with a record trade turnover of $3.35 billion in the previous year, at the SPROUTS forum in Kazan.
At least 7 killed, 19 injured in stampede at Ashok Dham temple in Bihar, India, during Shravan month festivities, triggered by panic over rumours and electrocution fears.
A stampede triggered by a falling electricity pole at Ashok Dham temple in Bihar's Lakhisarai killed at least 7 and injured over a dozen during a rush of devotees in Shravan.
Italy's traditional month-long summer break, villeggiatura, rooted in postwar labour rights, faces decline due to deregulation and luxury commercialization, yet remains a cherished national ritual emphasizing rest as a fundamental right.
Flipkart, Amazon, and Meesho emerged as the top three e-commerce platforms with the highest consumer grievances on the National Consumer Helpline in 2025, according to government data shared in Parliament.
Yankee Global Enterprises ha cerrado un acuerdo de 2.600 millones de dólares con Apollo Sports Capital, permitiendo a la familia Steinbrenner mantener el control de los New York Yankees mientras se refinancia deuda y se impulsa el crecimiento.
Working parents in the UK face significant financial and career challenges during the 13-week summer school holidays, with childcare costing up to £1,145 per child and forcing many to adopt creative workarounds.
