The Delhi High Court initiated a suo motu PIL to oversee the Supreme Court's directions on stray dog management in the national capital. It issued notices to the Delhi and Union governments and MCD, seeking a status report by July 31, citing public trouble and dog bite incidents.
Common swifts, nesting in Jerusalem's Western Wall for millennia, face threats like habitat loss from modern buildings in Europe and disrupted nesting sites due to Iranian missile strikes in Israel. Despite their decline, simple solutions like nesting boxes can help these migratory birds.
India's FSSAI is cracking down on misleading health claims in food and beverage ads. Data from ASCI shows 85% of 158 digital ads flagged between January and June required changes, prompting FSSAI to issue notices.
Brazilian security forces have raided Vila Cururu in the Sararé Indigenous territory, dismantling illegal gold mining operations as part of President Lula's pledge to eradicate such activities. The crackdown revealed extensive environmental devastation and the ongoing challenges of removing miners, some potentially linked to organized crime.
The newly opened Delhi-Dehradun Expressway is under scrutiny due to soil subsidence and cracks on cement embankments following heavy rainfall. An NHAI team has been formed to investigate structural quality and address safety concerns before the monsoon intensifies.
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.
The NATO Summit revealed strains in the Europe-U.S. relationship, with President Trump expressing disappointment over lack of support regarding Iran. Meanwhile, SK Hynix plans a U.S. listing and Goldman Sachs secured $70 billion in retirement asset management deals.
US Vice President JD Vance announced a crackdown on alleged H-1B visa program misuse, stating "American jobs ought to go to American workers and not foreign fraudsters." The Department of Labor has launched investigations and issued subpoenas against entities accused of exploiting the system, aiming to protect taxpayer money and prevent lower wages for American workers.
The Trump administration is launching a major investigation into H-1B and PERM visa fraud, alleging it fuels violent crime and human trafficking. Companies are accused of bringing foreign workers with no existing jobs or skill matches, creating a pathway for criminals.
Declan Meredith to debut at flyhalf for the Wallabies against France due to multiple injuries to first and second-choice players. Jock Campbell is shifted to the bench, with Tom Wright starting at fullback. The team faces France at Suncorp Stadium.
India's FSSAI has issued show-cause notices to Lotte India, Ferns N Petals, and Kubera Foods for misleading food labels. Products were falsely advertised as '100% Natural' or 'Premium Chocolate' while containing undeclared ingredients or preservatives.
A 37-story building in New York City, undergoing conversion to apartments, has been stabilized with temporary supports after construction workers noticed alarming signs of stress, including bending steel beams and falling bricks. Mayor Zohran Mamdani confirmed the building is stable, though a "frozen zone" remains around the site, impacting residents, workers, and tourists.
China is set to ban AI services that simulate human personality for sustained emotional interaction, leading ByteDance and Alibaba to disable custom agent features in their AI products ahead of new regulations taking effect July 15.
President Trump promoted the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool renovation as nearly finished on Truth Social, despite millions in cost overruns, ongoing repairs for cracks, and the need to drain the pool again. Officials are investigating the project, which involved no-bid contracts.
The CLARITY Act faces a mixed outlook as law enforcement opposition softens, with the Major County Sheriffs of America moving to neutral and the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives endorsing the bill. However, an ethics dispute over crypto conflicts of interest, highlighted by Senator Kirsten Gillibrand's push and linked to Donald Trump's disclosures, is intensifying, potentially jeopardizing Democratic votes needed for passage.
Gen Z is driving a revival of independent movie theaters, drawn to lo-fi experiences and human-curated programming. These cinemas are seeing a surge in attendance, with many new patrons discovering them in the last three years.
Penang, Malaysia, has implemented stricter littering enforcement after a six-month grace period. Patrol teams can now issue immediate notices for offenses, using body camera footage for transparency and evidence.
Niger has arrested dozens, including military officials, for homosexuality following its new penal code enacted in February, criminalizing same-sex acts with up to 10 years imprisonment. This marks the first time homosexuality is illegal in Niger, mirroring trends in neighboring countries and impacting HIV services.
Ryu Hae-ran won her first LPGA major, the KPMG Women's PGA Championship in Minnesota, propelling her five spots to No. 7 in the women's golf rankings, her highest since last summer.
The Victoria Pass section of the Great Western Highway, connecting Sydney to NSW's central west, will remain closed until April-June next year due to critical cracks in the 194-year-old Mitchells Causeway. The NSW government announced a new structure, financial aid for businesses, and ongoing logistical support, facing community skepticism over the timeline and adequacy of support.
Airbus will inspect 16 A380 aircraft, five immediately, after cracks were found in a key wing component. The European Aviation Safety Agency ordered the inspections on planes operated by Emirates and Qantas, citing potential reduction in structural integrity.
Airbus is to inspect 16 A380 aircraft, five immediately, after cracks were found in a key wing component. The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) ordered the urgent inspections on planes operated by Emirates and Qantas.
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has mandated emergency inspections for 16 Airbus A380 aircraft after discovering cracks in a wing component. The checks focus on the wing mid-spar, a critical structural element. Five Emirates aircraft must be inspected before their next flight.
Airbus will inspect 16 A380 aircraft, five immediately, after cracks were found in a critical wing component. The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) ordered the inspections on planes operated by Emirates and Qantas.
