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    This is the latest in a run of exchanges between the two over the past few days. Philips has led mounting criticism from doctors, while Goyal has publicly defended the product, saying Temple is a fitness and wellness device rather than a medical one.

    Sachin Tendulkar takes significant minority stake in Hitwicket maker Metasports Interactive

    Sachin Tendulkar has acquired a minority stake in Metasports Interactive, the company behind Hitwicket. He will serve as the brand ambassador and a playable character in the game. Metasports aims for 100 million downloads in three years as it has 20 million currently. The game revenue has doubled in the past six months, with most revenue from in-app purchases.

    For Trump, a hot-button issue goes from being a big strength to being a liability

    For Trump, the challenge is no longer simply to demonstrate that his administration can restrict illegal immigration. It is to convince voters that the methods used to achieve that objective are justified.

    Wife proves husband's incapacity, wins divorce and Rs 10,000 monthly maintenance: Kerala HC Order explained

    Wife wins divorce and Rs 10,000 monthly maintenance after proving husband is incapacitated from having physical relationship; Kerala HC order explained

    JD Vance’s town hall test: Iran war, gas prices and immigration put him on the spot

    At a recent CBS News town hall, Vice President JD Vance confronted voter concerns regarding Donald Trump's policies. He engaged with issues such as soaring gasoline prices, the ramifications of the Iran war, and strategies for immigration enforcement. Vance admitted some troop deployment errors, linking high gas costs to recent conflicts while stressing the importance of accountability in addressing ongoing immigration challenges.

    From gas prices to grocery bills: How Trump’s economic policies are giving Democrats a new midterm campaign weapon

    Rising living costs are becoming a focal point for Democrats in the 2026 midterm elections. Many voters are linking these economic pressures to the policies of Donald Trump and Republican lawmakers. Democratic candidates are spending millions on advertisements highlighting tariffs and the Iran war's financial impact. In response, Republicans are focusing on other issues while trying to distance themselves from Trump.

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