Artist Frank Bowling, 92, reflects on his life and career, from his early days in British Guiana to his current exhibition "Seeking the Sublime." He discusses happiness, fears, regrets, and his artistic process, emphasizing his drive to create larger and more impactful works.
A young woman from Delhi and her male colleague from Gujarat were attacked by a mob in Odisha's Rayagada district after villagers mistook them for child kidnappers. The incident occurred on June 16, leading to the arrest of 16 people.
Sukhada Fadnavis, an Indian-origin mathematician, has established the Shubhangi and Sharad Fadnavis Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship at Caltech. The fellowship will support undergraduate students conducting research through the institute's signature program, allowing them to experience a supportive academic environment.
Dai Liang, a cosmology and astrophysics specialist who received a 2021 Sloan Research Fellowship, has returned to China to take a professorship at Fudan University in Shanghai.
Soumya Swaminathan, an Indian physician and scientist, has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society, becoming the first Indian daughter-father duo with this honor, following her late father MS Swaminathan. She is also the second Indian woman to receive this prestigious award.
NPR's Michel Martin speaks to Eliza Terlinden, who was in the same Christian fellowship group in college as the suspected attacker at the White House Correspondents dinner.
Fellowship PAC, a crypto-aligned political action committee claiming over $100 million in funding, has withdrawn its advertising support for Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's US Senate campaign. The group reported spending $1.75 million on supportive ads that were never placed. Republican leaders contacted Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick regarding his ties to Fellowship, which was partially funded by Cantor Fitzgerald, where his sons now lead the company. Paxton faces Senator John Cornyn in a May 26 runoff.
The crypto-aligned Fellowship PAC, led by Tether's head of government affairs, spent over $3 million on advertising for US Senate and House races, with $1.75 million supporting Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in his May 26 runoff against Senator John Cornyn. Additional spending included $350,000 each for Mike Collins in Georgia and Barry Moore in Alabama, and $250,000 and $350,000 for Blake Miguez and Julia Letlow in Louisiana. Meanwhile, prediction market Kalshi banned Texas candidate Ezekiel Enriquez for five years after he bet less than $100 on his own candidacy.
