‘Two-tone hands’ and late arrival respark Trump health chatter as Oval Office gossip swirls

‘Meant to be’: Taylor Swift’s 2012 interview resurfaces; fans link it to Travis Kelce

An old interview of Taylor Swift from 2012 has resurfaced, where she expressed her desire for a relationship that is open and lives in the light. Fans are drawing parallels between this statement and her current public romance with Travis Kelce, contrasting it with her previous private relationship with Joe Alwyn.

UK cheerleader Laken Snelling arrested: Baby found dead in closet; investigation underway

Laken Ashlee Snelling, a University of Kentucky cheerleader, was arrested after a newborn baby was found dead in a closet near the campus. Snelling admitted to being the mother and concealing the birth, leading to charges of abuse of a corpse, tampering with evidence, and concealing the birth of an infant. She is currently under home incarceration after posting bond.

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Half of US workers secretly use AI: 8 workplace trends redefining jobs

A new report suggests Artificial Intelligence is becoming a silent co-worker. Hybrid work models are now common. Digital collaboration tools are vital for teamwork. Mental health support is a key priority for companies. Diversity and inclusion efforts are gaining importance. Sustainability is influencing business decisions. Upskilling is essential for career growth. Leadership styles are adapting to build trust.

Pakistan: 11 killed, 40 injured after suicide bombing at political rally; probe on

A suicide bombing at a Balochistan National Party rally in Quetta, Pakistan, resulted in at least 11 fatalities and 18 injuries. The explosion took place in the stadium parking area where hundreds of BNP supporters had congregated. Emergency services responded swiftly, and an investigation has been initiated, though no group has claimed responsibility for the attack.

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Pakistan: 11 killed, 18 injured after suicide bombing at political rally in Balochistan; probe on

A suicide bombing at a Balochistan National Party rally in Quetta, Pakistan, resulted in at least 11 fatalities and 18 injuries. The explosion took place in the stadium parking area where hundreds of BNP supporters had congregated. Emergency services responded swiftly, and an investigation has been initiated, though no group has claimed responsibility for the attack.

‘No words to capture’: George Raveling dies at 88; Nike deal remembered

George Raveling, the esteemed basketball coach and Nike executive instrumental in bringing Michael Jordan to the brand, has passed away at 88 after battling cancer. His coaching career spanned several universities, earning him numerous accolades and a Hall of Fame induction. Beyond basketball, Raveling played a significant role in preserving Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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Indian Football: SC order directs AIFF to invite bids for new partners

The Supreme Court has directed the AIFF to initiate measures for the upcoming football season, including issuing tenders for new commercial partners to conduct the Indian Super League. This order aims to resolve the uncertainty that arose after the previous contract with FSDL ended, impacting player salaries and pre-season training.

Explained: How 5-yr-old became youngest female with FIDE ratings across chess formats

Aarini Lahoty, a five-year-old chess prodigy from Delhi, has achieved a remarkable feat by earning FIDE ratings in classical, rapid, and blitz chess formats. She is the youngest girl globally to achieve this milestone and the first Indian player born in 2019 to do so. She now holds ratings of 1553 (classical), 1550 (rapid) and 1498 (blitz).

Brittany Mahomes: Some women are disrespectful pursuing Patrick

Brittany Mahomes, wife of NFL star Patrick Mahomes, has addressed her past insecurities regarding attention from other women towards her husband. She admitted that disrespectful behavior from some women used to bother her. However, Brittany has grown to a point where she is unbothered and focused on her family with Patrick, whom she met in high school.

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‘It will be very smart’: Nvidia CEO’s advice; Huang says buy stake in this chipmaker

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang lauded TSMC, calling potential investors “very smart,” amidst reports of US interest in acquiring a stake in H20 chip sales to China. Huang revealed TSMC is developing six new Nvidia products, including CPUs and GPUs crucial for AI. Nvidia is also considering bringing its Blackwell processor to China.