Ford Motors and Aramark are reviewing self-service kiosks at US factories after employees were fired over alleged snack theft. Workers claim payment failures and software glitches caused wrongful accusations, leading to some reinstatements and widespread reluctance to use the kiosks.
Ford Motors and Aramark are reviewing self-service kiosks at Ford's US factories after employees were fired for alleged snack theft. Workers claim payment failures and software glitches caused wrongful accusations, leading to reinstatements for some.
President Trump terminated the last three members of the Election Assistance Commission, leaving the federal body without active members. This move follows a Supreme Court decision and aligns with Trump's push for federal intervention in voting processes ahead of the midterm elections.
England wicketkeeper Jos Buttler achieved his 100th T20I dismissal despite rain abandoning the 1st T20I against India. India posted 189/7, with Abhishek Sharma and Shreyas Iyer scoring fifties, but rain prevented England's chase.
Analysis shows the NLRB dismissed 34.7% of union charges and 67.4% of worker charges in early 2026, a significant increase from 2024. Issues cited include understaffing, budget cuts, and procedural changes making dismissals easier.
The 2026 World Cup opener saw multiple red cards, highlighting a trend of increased dismissals in the tournament. This article delves into historical World Cup matches with numerous sendings-off, including the "Battle of Nuremberg" and controversial incidents involving notable players like Zinedine Zidane and Nigel de Jong.
India captain Rohit Sharma achieved a rare feat in the third ODI against Afghanistan, becoming the fourth Indian fielder to be involved in the first three dismissals of an innings by taking all three catches at first slip. He joins Sourav Ganguly, Manoj Tiwary, and Suresh Raina in this exclusive club.
India captain Rohit Sharma achieved a rare fielding feat in the third ODI against Afghanistan, becoming the fourth Indian to take the first three catches of an innings. He completed the catches off Prasidh Krishna's bowling.
Debutante Sonny Baker impressed on the first day of the second Test at the Oval, taking two wickets for England against New Zealand. The 23-year-old bowler, playing his 14th first-class game, took wickets of Rachin Ravindra and Daryl Mitchell, finishing with figures of two for 63. Baker expressed his excitement and relief at performing well, overcoming pre-match nerves.
Ravichandran Ashwin has criticized Rishabh Pant's aggressive batting style, particularly his tendency to get out in the 80s and 90s. Ashwin believes Pant needs to show more game awareness and convert his promising scores into centuries for the benefit of the team.
The Supreme Court refused an urgent hearing for a PIL seeking a computer-based test for the NEET-UG re-examination, citing past dismissals and the NTA's ongoing challenges. The plea was tagged with other reform petitions and scheduled for July.
Sai Sudharsan became the first batter in IPL history to be dismissed hit-wicket in consecutive matches, despite Gujarat Titans securing a 7-wicket win over Rajasthan Royals in IPL 2026 Qualifier 2.
Jofra Archer hit back-to-back boundaries off Shardul Thakur, including a six and a four off a no-ball. Despite Thakur removing Shubham Dubey, Archer also hit a six off Corbin Bosch. Key wickets fell for Rajasthan Royals, with Deepak Chahar dismissing Donovan Ferreira and Corbin Bosch taking out Dhruv Jurel.
Virat Kohli's IPL 2026 campaign hit a rare snag as Lucknow Super Giants pacer Prince Yadav dismissed him for a two-ball duck. This marked Kohli's first IPL duck in 1110 days, a stunning event given his legendary status. The delivery itself was hailed as 'ball of the tournament', leaving fans and experts in awe of the rare dismissal.
Virat Kohli's IPL 2026 campaign hit a rare snag as Lucknow Super Giants pacer Prince Yadav dismissed him for a two-ball duck. This marked Kohli's first IPL duck in 1110 days, a stunning event given his legendary status. The delivery itself was hailed as 'ball of the tournament', leaving fans and experts in awe of the rare dismissal.
The 2026 World Cup will introduce two new disciplinary rules: players covering their mouths during confrontations could face red cards, and immediate dismissals will follow if players walk off the pitch in protest. These changes, prompted by recent incidents, aim to address player behavior and will be evaluated before potentially becoming permanent additions to global football regulations.
