A court in Bihar granted interim relief to educator Faisal Khan, known as 'Khan Sir', in his anticipatory bail plea. The court ordered no coercive action against him until the next hearing. The case involves allegations related to the death of Prince Yadav and an alleged assault during incarceration.
Two passenger trains collided near Bedford, England, killing a train driver and injuring 89 people. Survivors described scenes of panic, smoke, and confusion, with some sustaining serious injuries. Emergency services responded, and investigations into the cause are underway.
Two passenger trains collided near Bedford, England on Friday, killing a train driver and injuring 89 people. Survivors described scenes of panic, smoke, and confusion, with some sustaining serious injuries. Emergency services responded, and train services were suspended as investigations began.
Three Amazon engineers who testified against AI data center buildouts are reportedly under company investigation. Amazon Employees for Climate Justice filed a civil rights complaint, alleging the company violated Seattle law by discriminating against employees based on political ideology.
The Delhi High Court has postponed the hearing on Salman Khan's plea against the makers of 'Kala Hiran', alleging violation of his personality rights. The filmmakers requested more time to respond, and the matter is now listed for July 1.
KPMG Australia is under scrutiny in a parliamentary hearing over allegations of misusing confidential client information, including data from Lendlease, to win new business. The firm's defiance in handing over documents and the resignation of key executives mark a dramatic turn.
Former KPMG Australia CEO Andrew Yates and other executives are questioned by a parliamentary inquiry regarding allegations of misusing confidential client information. The Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) is also under scrutiny for its handling of the matter, with senators expressing disappointment over perceived systemic failures and insufficient penalties for misconduct.
KPMG Australia is under scrutiny in a Senate hearing regarding allegations of misusing confidential client information. Lendlease CEO Tony Lombardo and chairman John Gillam are among the witnesses. KPMG has refused to hand over documents to a parliamentary committee.
Supermodel Naomi Campbell is accused of being unfit to run a charity by the Charity Commission, which claims she "completely abdicated" her responsibilities as a trustee of her defunct Fashion for Relief project. Campbell is challenging a five-year ban, with her lawyers arguing she was a victim of fraud.
Stephen Feinberg, deputy undersecretary of defense, wields significant power in Trump's Pentagon, overshadowing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Feinberg, founder of Cerberus Capital Management, has unprecedented control over procurement and invests taxpayer dollars in defense companies, raising conflict of interest concerns.
Three Amazon software engineers allege the company retaliated against them for testifying at Seattle City Council hearings about data centers, filing a legal complaint accusing Amazon of violating a city law that bars employment discrimination over political speech.
A Jamaican man convicted of a sex offense involving an underage girl in the US has won a UK Court of Appeal hearing for his bid to enter the country to join his wife and daughter. The court ordered a fresh hearing, citing concerns over his past behavior and candor.
South Korean ruling and opposition parties have agreed to hold a two-day confirmation hearing for Prime Minister nominee Han Seong-sook starting next Thursday. If confirmed by the National Assembly, Han would be the second female prime minister in the country's history.
Former Parramatta council CEO Gail Connolly conceded key points to the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) during seven days of questioning. She admitted to undermining a hiring process and lying to the Lord Mayor, while denying other allegations of corruption related to the 'Pink Ladies' network.
Senator Pauline Hanson's recent use of Ed Husain's memoir to discuss Islam in Australia prompts a call for more reading and factual discussion. The author, a Muslim, argues against framing Islam as inherently extremist, emphasizing that individuals committing acts of terrorism are criminals, not representatives of their faith. The article highlights the negative consequences of Islamophobia, including discrimination and hostility faced by Muslim Australians, and stresses the importance of informed criticism over stereotypes and political convenience.
Senator Rick Scott highlighted China's control over US supply chains, particularly in pharmaceuticals, during a Senate hearing. He warned of the risks to older Americans' health, finances, and security due to this dependence.
Pauline Hanson's "monocultural" speech drew backlash, while Trump released US-Iran deal details. "Earth's Black Box" to be installed in Tasmania. Queensland beat NSW in Origin Game Two.
Pauline Hanson's "monocultural" speech draws criticism; "Earth's Black Box" climate tracker to be in Tasmania; Queensland beats NSW in Origin Game Two; Trump releases US-Iran deal details.
A father alleges two Ghaziabad hospitals denied treatment to his 4-year-old daughter after she was sexually assaulted and injured, leading to her death. The Supreme Court is hearing the case, questioning hospital accountability.
Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan, will argue he was in an extreme mental health crisis during the alleged killing. This defense strategy could lead to a manslaughter conviction.
President Trump canceled the confirmation hearing for Jay Clayton as Director of National Intelligence, citing issues with the confirmation of his successor and the acting DNI. This move jeopardizes the reauthorization of Section 702 of FISA, a critical intelligence authority that has lapsed.
President Trump canceled Jay Clayton's confirmation hearing for Director of National Intelligence, citing issues with the confirmation of his successor and the acting DNI. This imperils the reauthorization of Section 702 of FISA.
President Trump canceled Jay Clayton's DNI confirmation hearing, blaming Republicans and Democrats. He cited Republican concessions on FISA reauthorization and the blue slip process for judicial nominees as reasons for the delay, stating Clayton would not be removed until his replacement is confirmed.
Senate Intelligence Committee hearing for Jay Clayton's DNI nomination postponed after President Trump called for a pause. Trump linked Clayton's confirmation and FISA Section 702 renewal to a stalled GOP voting bill and another nominee's approval.
