Former India wicketkeeper Deep Dasgupta criticizes retirement rumors surrounding Rohit Sharma during India's ODI series against England, emphasizing performance-based selection and reduced speculation around senior players.
Salamanca High School in New York introduces a humanoid robot and AI teaching assistant, sparking criticism from teachers and Native American residents over dehumanization, cultural insensitivity, and privacy concerns.
A Virginia study, delayed for over six months, warns of declining groundwater in the eastern coastal plain due to population growth and industrial use, urging stricter regulations on data centers' water withdrawals.
The US House of Representatives passed the Stop Insider Trading Act (232-198), banning Congress members, spouses, and dependent children from buying publicly traded stocks, with penalties for violations. Critics argue it doesn't go far enough, allowing existing stock ownership and sales with notice.
The US Department of Justice withdrew subpoenas for phone records and grand jury testimony from New York Times reporters after a federal judge, Arun Subramanian, criticized the handling of the case, deeming the subpoenas a violation of the law and an attempt to intimidate the press.
President Trump criticized Canada after the US was "disinvited" from the opening ceremony of the Gordie Howe Bridge, citing tariffs and a "terribly negotiated" original agreement, amid heightened US-Canada tensions over trade and other disputes.
The U.S. administration renewed tariffs on imports from over 60 countries, citing lax enforcement of forced labor bans. Key allies including Australia, New Zealand, the EU, China, Japan, and Latin American nations criticized the move as unjustified and protectionist.
The U.S. renewed tariffs of 10-12.5% on over 60 allies, including Australia, New Zealand, the EU, and China, citing lax enforcement of forced labor bans. Affected nations criticized the move as unjustified, with some rejecting the forced labor claims.
FIFA is investigating Argentina's conduct after their World Cup final win against Spain, with Spain coach Luis de la Fuente calling the incidents "intolerable and unacceptable." Argentina players tangled with Spain players on-field and most turned their backs during Spain's trophy lift.
Lando Norris has delivered a scathing critique of Formula One, arguing that its management prioritizes making money and attracting new manufacturers over sporting considerations in its new regulations, leading to driver dissatisfaction.
Spain's head coach, Luis de la Fuente, strongly criticized the behavior of several Argentina players after Spain's World Cup final victory, calling their actions "intolerable and unacceptable" in a TVE interview. He commended his own players for maintaining composure amidst provocation, with FIFA now investigating incidents at MetLife Stadium.
Trump Media & Technology Group's plan to offer early access to Donald Trump's Truth Social posts for up to $100,000 monthly has sparked widespread criticism from GOP senators, Democratic lawmakers, and Wall Street executives, who warn of market integrity risks and potential corruption.
Former AFL player Mitch Brown criticized Adelaide Crows coach Matthew Nicks for not condemning fans who booed Collingwood's Isaac Quaynor, who was previously subjected to a homophobic slur. Brown, the AFL's first openly bisexual player, urged men to call out bad behavior.
President Trump has imposed new tariffs of 10-12.5% on over 80 countries, including the UK, EU, and Canada, citing forced labor. This action replaces an expiring global duty and faces immediate criticism from US allies and legal experts regarding presidential authority.
Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza attributed his team's seven-wicket loss to India in the opening T20I at Harare Sports Club to a moist pitch that favored the team batting second. India comfortably chased 126, while Raza praised Wessly Madhevere and Tadiwanashe Marumani for their recovery efforts.
Donald Trump has imposed new tariffs of 10-12.5% on over 80 countries, including major allies, replacing an expiring global duty. Justified under the Trade Act of 1974 against forced labor, the move has drawn widespread criticism and legal challenge predictions from international partners and trade experts.
Democratic Senator Ruben Gallego criticized the ethics provisions in the Senate Republicans' proposed CLARITY Act as "not a serious effort," stating they fall short. He announced plans to work with Republican Senator Thom Tillis on a counterproposal to the draft, which aims to bar federal officials, including the President, from issuing or sponsoring digital assets.
Rahul Gandhi attacked PM Modi for not addressing demands for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation over the alleged NEET-UG paper leak, calling PM Modi's video message an insult to students' intelligence. Modi announced a new Bill for stringent punishment against paper leaks, while protests continue nationwide.
Former India batter Hanuma Vihari criticized the Indian team management for excluding Rajat Patidar from the T20I squad for the Zimbabwe series, despite India's seven-wicket victory in the opening match. Vihari highlighted Patidar's strong IPL performances and leadership, questioning the squad's balance with numerous left-handed batters and the omission of experienced players like Kuldeep Yadav and Sanju Samson.
Security forces in Kashmir demolished the homes of two alleged Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists and detained over 2,500 people in a sweeping crackdown. This action followed the fatal shooting of a J&K police head constable in Anantnag and has drawn criticism from political leaders.
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul criticized former U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to exclude South Africa from the upcoming G20 summit in Miami, calling it detrimental to global cooperation. South African Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola echoed this, emphasizing South Africa's indispensable role as a founding G20 member.
Andy Burnham paused a scheme for early prisoner release in England and Wales, initially set for September, after strong criticism from victims' families, including PC Andrew Harper's widow, and survivors. Justice Secretary Alex Norris confirmed a review to ensure proper implementation and victim information.
Oil prices surged above US$100 a barrel amid US President Trump's threat of a "massive attack" on Iran and a Houthi blockade. The Commonwealth Games opened in Glasgow, while Australia faces domestic issues including an Origin Energy data hack and Labor party dissent.
The U.S. government withdrew subpoenas compelling three New York Times reporters to reveal sources, following sharp criticism from a federal judge who cited "sloppy legal work" and emphasized that such demands on journalists should be a last resort. The subpoenas were linked to articles about President Trump's Qatari-gifted Air Force One jet.
