Palantir CEO: These 2 groups of people should not be worried about AI taking their jobs

Palantir CEO Alex Karp suggests that vocational training and neurodivergence are key to navigating AI-driven job market shifts. He argues that traditional skills like low-end coding are becoming less valuable, while unique perspectives and practical expertise are increasingly crucial. Karp advocates for educational reform to better recognize practical skills and unconventional thinking.

Angry Bernie Sanders to Jeff Bezos: Explain what happens when millions lose their jobs

Senator Bernie Sanders has demanded Jeff Bezos testify before Congress regarding a $100 billion AI manufacturing fund. Sanders decried the plan to replace factory workers with robots as a "declaration of war against the working class." He seeks answers on worker displacement, severance, healthcare, and retirement for those impacted by this automation push.

Puka Nacua’s Los Angeles Rams linked to $61 million Buffalo Bills linebacker

Several analysts are linking veteran linebacker Matt Milano to the Los Angeles Rams. They suggest he could bolster their defense alongside Nate Landman. Despite past injuries, Milano’s extensive experience and potential impact are seen as valuable assets for a Super Bowl push that Los Angeles needs. The Rams have addressed their secondary by signing cornerbacks and may draft with regards to offensive side of the ball. But in terms of the defensive side, they may target a veteran linebacker in free agency, and Milano could be a great fit.

Fortnite maker Epic Games lays off more than 1,000 employees, CEO Tim Sweeney says ‘sorry’

Epic Games is laying off over 1,000 employees due to financial struggles, with CEO Tim Sweeney citing a significant spending imbalance and a downturn in Fortnite engagement since 2025. These cuts, aimed at improving productivity and financial stability, are not related to AI advancements. The company is implementing cost-saving measures to secure its future.

Alcaraz steps away for family break after Miami Open loss to Sebastian

Carlos Alcaraz suffered a third-round loss to Sebastian Korda at the 2026 Miami Open and plans to take a short break. Speaking after the match, he said he wants to spend time with family and reset before the clay season. He also praised Korda’s performance and called him the deserved winner of the match.

CSK bring in Australian pacer as replacement for injured Ellis

Chennai Super Kings (CSK) have signed Spencer Johnson as a replacement for injured pacer Nathan Ellis ahead of IPL 2026. Ellis, ruled out with a hamstring injury, was expected to lead the attack, making his absence a big setback. Johnson, with international and IPL experience, joins for Rs 1.5 crore as CSK look to fill the gap and stay competitive.

This day in 1977: How Morarji Desai became India’s first non-Congress PM

Transgender Rights Amendment Bill passed in Lok Sabha amid opposition protest

The Lok Sabha has passed the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Bill, 2026, defining transgender individuals to exclude those with different sexual orientations or self-perceived identities. The bill aims to protect a specific social and cultural group facing extreme discrimination, with new provisions for authority designation and graded punishments for offenses. Opposition members criticized the bill for limiting self-determination.

Jake Dennis with Lexi Grace Boosey at Madrid E-Prix, share moments

Jake Dennis of Andretti has shared a post about his racing experience at the Madrid E-Prix, where he finished sixth. Meanwhile, his fiancee Lexi Grace Boosey has shared pictures from their off-track moments in the city, having accompanied him on the trip. The couple have also constructed a new home in Spain.

Call of Duty sees massive 90% price drop on Modern Warfare, sparking rumours of 2026 sequel

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Who is Ryan Williams? Australia-born footballer likely to play for India

The Australian-born forward was included after FIFA approved his change of association, allowing him to represent India at the senior level. He had earlier been part of the preparatory camp for the Bangladesh qualifier but could not make the squad due to pending paperwork.

Indian-origin liquor store owner faces 39 charges in US; offered drugs to underage girls

Decoding DhuranDHAR Derangement Syndrome: Bollywood finally learns the art of myth-making

From agitprop accusations to civilisational storytelling: why Dhurandhar duology has struck such a nerve...

LeBron James’ one-of-one Mercedes-Maybach S-Class revealed with custom ivory finish