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Democrats hold ‘Serious’ talks to replace Joe Biden; Is he on his way out?
The Democrats are worried and are there are talks going on to replace Biden. Biden has refused to step down and has the support of more than 50% of the Democrats and from his own family members.
NBA: Boston Celtics sign record $314 million deal with Jayson Tatum. Know about deal in detail
After the Boston Celtics won the NBA title, Jayson Tatum celebrated by signing the biggest NBA deal ever. Many All-Star and All-NBA honors are among his career-high points.
Japan imposes new fees on Mount Fuji climbers to limit tourists
Park rangers on Japan's Mount Fuji launched this year's climbing season before sunrise, implementing new trail fees and capping daily hiker numbers at 4,000 to manage overcrowding. Climbers now pay ¥2,000 ($12) per person amid concerns over litter and trail congestion from last year. The season runs until September 10, aiming to mitigate environmental impact and safety issues, especially among eager "bullet climbers". Despite Japan's tourism boom, authorities seek to balance visitor numbers with sustainable management practices.
Who is Orlando Cepeda? Remembering the baseball Hall of Famer as he passes away at 86
Orlando Cepeda was a household name in baseball in the 60s and 70s after he began his journey with the San Francisco Giants at just the age of 20. Cepeda passed away at the age of 86, leaving behind his on-ground antics and his name in the coveted Hall of Fame.
Indians less worried, more optimistic about AI impact on work: Report
A Boston Consulting Group report has found that Indians are more confident than worried about the impact of artificial intelligence and generative AI on their work, with 54% evincing confidence compared to only 13% showing signs of anxiety. The report, based on BCG's AI at Work 2024 report, found that 42% of respondents globally reported confidence about AI and GenAI's impact on their work, compared to 26% last year.
Ted Cast Season 2: First Table read reveals clues of the premiere episode
The much-anticipated return of the "Ted" cast for the second season of the Peacock comedy series has fans buzzing with excitement. The first table read for Season 2 occurred on June 18.
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What is 2024 NBA Free Agency and when is it? All about the free agents
The Boston Celtics secured the 2023-24 NBA championship with a decisive victory over the Dallas Mavericks, earning their 18th title. As Jaylen Brown, Jayson Tatum, and their teammates celebrate, basketball enthusiasts are already eagerly anticipating the next season.
'I trusted him. He trusted me.' Brown and Tatum answered critics while leading Celtics to 18th title
When Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum were drafted third overall in back-to-back years in 2016 and 2017, they were almost instantly branded with the hopes of a franchise that was desperately chasing its elusive 18th championship. Along the way they've endured criticism about their individual play and questions about whether two players with similar skillsets could co-exist.
The NBA Finals were too late for Dallas' Luka Doncic to watch as a kid. Now, he's in them
Luka Doncic makes his NBA Finals debut for the Dallas Mavericks against the Boston Celtics in Game 1. He aims to become the first player since Shaquille O'Neal in 2000 to win a scoring title and a championship in the same season.
Mick Jagger teases new album at 80: Rolling Stones icon speaks about upcoming music and tour plans
Mick Jagger, the iconic Rolling Stones frontman, continues to electrify audiences at 80 years old. Currently on the "Hackney Diamonds" tour, Jagger performs with boundless energy and hints at releasing new music soon. The Stones, including bandmates Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood, are considering international tour dates for next year. Jagger, who maintains his fitness with regular workouts, also hopes to collaborate on stage with music legends like Paul McCartney and Lady Gaga.
Who will be Los Angeles Lakers head coach?
There are reports that JJ Redick may become the head coach of La lakers. Other names that have been doing the rounds are - Kenny Atkinson, David Adelman, Micah Nori, Chris Quinn, Tyronn Lue, Sam Cassell, and James Borrego, as per a report on Fox News.
India-born Jaya Badiga appointed judge in Sacramento County Superior Court
Badiga, a member of the Democrat Party, also served as an Attorney at the California Department of Health Care Services in 2020 and at the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services in 2018.
How were invaluable paintings stolen at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston? CNN documentary reveals all
A new documentary on CNN reveals information about a theft that happened in Boston’s leading art museum. Thirteen pieces of art were stolen including three Rembrandts and a Vermeer worth approximately half a billion dollars.
'It Ends With Us': Release date, trailer, cast, all you need to know
'It Ends With Us', based on Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel is getting ready for the giant screens as Christy Hall works on the script. The film has been in talks since 2019 and will now finally see the light of day.
Fed officials urge patience on timing of initial rate cut
The timeline was echoed by Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester in comments on Tuesday night at an Atlanta Fed conference.
Responsible Innovation, how a blueprint for collaborative action is advancing global healthcare
On the occasion of the Abu Dhabi Global Healthcare Week (ADGHW), Dr. Asma Ibrahim Al Mannaei, Executive Director of the Research and Innovation Centre, discusses the UAE's prioritisation of healthcare in driving investments and partnerships focusing on advancing technology and attracting top talent and fostering collaboration with India reflecting shared challenges and opportunities in healthcare. Overall, collaboration with global partners and investment in manufacturing capabilities exemplify the UAE's commitment to healthcare excellence and innovation, while initiatives like Malaffi enhance data-driven services. Read on to discover how ADGHW aims to faciliate responsible innovation in healthcare, even as the UAE emphasises patient rights protection in an era of advancing AI and data usage.
Algorithms help people see and correct their biases, study shows
Algorithms reflect and perpetuate biases in society, from racial and gender biases to wealth inequality. They expose bias blind spots and externalize biases, providing a corrective lens for individuals to improve decision-making and correct biases.
Red Sea diversions spew carbon emissions equal to 9 million cars
Instead of passing through Egypt’s Suez Canal, hundreds of vessels since mid-December are sailing around South Africa’s Cape of Good Hope — a detour that adds at least a week to the journey between South Asia and northern Europe.
What is Blue Whale challenge, the online game linked to Indian student’s death in the US
The death of an Indian student at the University of Massachusetts, believed to be linked to the "Blue Whale Challenge," has sparked concerns about online dangers. The game, known for its harmful dares and association with self-harm and suicide, has raised alarms globally. Investigations are ongoing, with authorities awaiting the medical examiner's final report. The incident highlights the need for greater awareness and vigilance regarding online challenges that pose risks to vulnerable individuals, emphasizing the importance of monitoring and protecting young people from harmful online content and activities.
View: Time to bring humanity back into capitalism?
Modern economists have a flawed understanding of how societies and economies function, leading to a need for a new economics that brings humanity back into capitalism. The current approach to economics, which relies on leaving problems to the market, has led to structural weaknesses in economies and irrational exuberance in deregulated financial markets.
Your household shopping bill may not come down soon
Most consumer goods companies raised prices by more than a quarter in the past two years to offset rising costs under heads such as raw materials, supply chain and energy.
Big news for Kidney patients: Pig kidney successfully transplanted into a living patient
In a groundbreaking procedure at Massachusetts General Hospital, doctors successfully transplanted a pig kidney into a 62-year-old patient, marking a milestone in xenotransplantation. The recipient, Richard Slayman, expressed hope for himself and others awaiting transplants. With recent advancements, including genetic modifications in pigs, this achievement offers promise for addressing the critical shortage of organs.
The SAT’s return has frantic parents hiring $500-an-hour tutors
The demand for SAT tutors has surged as elite colleges reintroduce standardized testing requirements. Kat Cohen, CEO of IvyWise, notes an uptick in families seeking tutoring services, realizing the importance of standardized tests in college admissions. Kaplan, a major test prep agency, reports a significant increase in enrollment, attributing it partly to the transition to digital SATs and the return of mandatory testing at some universities.
"Initial investigations rule out foul play": Consulate in New York after Indian student dies in Boston
Following the death of an Indian student, Abhijeeth Paruchuru, in Boston, the Consulate General of India in New York has said that the initial probe has ruled out any kind of foul play in the case.
Dow leads Wall Street declines ahead of economic data
Market focus is back on the Fed's monetary policy path after a frenzy around artificial intelligence (AI) in the previous week eclipsed concerns about delayed rate cuts and pushed the S&P 500 and Dow Jones industrials to new peaks.
'Sugar Bandits': Here's all you need to know about directors, producers and more
Will Smith and Jon Mone will produce 'Sugar Bandits' through Westbrook Studios while Ryan Shimazaki will oversee it. Besides, Stuart Ford will produce for AGC Studios, and Richard Abate will produce the movie for 3 Arts Entertainment.
SaaS startup partners Boston Dynamics to deploy dog robot at construction sites
Zepth is in talks with investors to raise its first funding round in order to expand in the Americas, as well as deeper in India and the Middle East. The company's project manager app has over 40,000 downloads in India and is used by over 500 projects and 8,000 daily users.
Seiji Ozawa, the distinguished Japanese conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, dies aged 88 years
Seiji Ozawa, the Japanese conductor, who entertained audiences with his performances for three decades piloting the Boston Symphony Orchestra has passed away at the age of 88 years. Ozawa had a massive influence over the BSO at the time of his tenure. 74 out of the 104 musicians have been appointed by him and his celebrity status has enticed popular performers which include Itzhak Perlman and Yo-Yo Ma.
Prince William arrives in Singapore for annual Earthshot Prize award, the first to be held in Asia
William will name five winners at the award ceremony on Tuesday, who will each get a million pounds ($1.2 million) to help them scale up their projects for wider global reach. Fifteen finalists representing six continents were selected from 1,300 nominees this year. The winners are from five categories: nature protection, clean air, ocean revival, waste elimination and climate change.
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