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Jack Ham health update: Hall of famer and analyst hospitalised for medical emergency right before Penn State vs Washington
Jack Ham experienced a medical emergency at Husky Stadium during the Penn State and Washington game. He was subsequently transported to the University of Washington Medical Center for treatment. Following the game, Penn State head coach Matt Campbell provided an update on Ham's condition. Campbell praised fellow broadcaster Steve Jones for continuing the broadcast amid the situation.
Rubio seeks to impose order at State as Republicans look ahead to 2028: Report
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently emphasized stricter oversight of the State Department amid growing controversies. Concerns arose following high-profile resignations linked to allegations of unethical behavior and conflicts of interest. Rubio instructed his team to adhere to specific guidelines, highlighting the need for coordination on significant decisions. Officials who do not comply with these directives may face dismissal under his management.
Parliamentary panel to review media laws across print, TV and digital platforms
The Standing Committee on Communications and Information Technology will review media laws in 2026–27. The examination will include print, television, and digital platforms. The committee has outlined various subjects related to the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Concerns regarding regulatory overlaps will also be addressed in relation to the broadcasting and digital sectors. Additionally, the review will encompass emerging technologies and their impact on the media landscape.
900-year-old book records Kashmir's kings and their wars, now earns UN recognisition along with Mahabharata and Chanakya's Arthashastra
UNESCO has added Kalhana's Rajatarangini, the Mahabharata and Kautilya's Arthashastra to its Memory of the World Regional Register for Asia and the Pacific. The decision was taken at the committee's 11th session in Jakarta, taking India's total regional inscriptions to six, following three recognitions in 2024.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang called by key Republicans over Chinese spy Alice Huang allegations
Top Republican lawmakers have requested Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to provide a briefing on his connections to Alice Huang. This request follows allegations related to national security concerns involving advanced AI chips. Lawmakers emphasized the need to address the extent of risk posed to U.S. national security. Huang's discussions with numerous executives include ordinary business information, according to Nvidia's claims.
Why did the ETF betting against Jim Cramer’s stock picks shut down in less than a year?
The Inverse Cramer Tracker ETF launched in March 2023 with a strategy built around betting against Jim Cramer’s stock recommendations. But the fund lost 15%, attracted just $2.4 million in assets and faced closure less than a year later. Here’s why the unusual ETF shut down.
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JPMorgan’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein may be probed by Democrats after Senate takeover, says report
JPMorgan Chase’s banking relationship with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein will be probed by the Democrats after they take control of Congress early next year, a report said. The Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee want to know how top executives at JPMorgan dealt with Epstein. Senator Ron Wyden will chair the panel in January next year.
JPMorgan stock (JPM) slides as Democrats plan probe into Jeffrey Epstein ties: Could bank executives face Senate scrutiny?
JPMorgan stock (JPM) today: JPMorgan stock fell 4% on Thursday after a report said Senate Democrats are planning to investigate the bank’s past relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. The proposed probe could examine decisions made by senior executives, including wealth management chief Mary Erdoes, as other major bank stocks also declined.
Key Republicans seek briefing from Nvidia CEO over Chinese spy allegations
The New York Times reported last month that US authorities were investigating Alice Huang, a former executive of Singpore-based company Megaspeed, which buys AI chips from Nvidia. US authorities have scrutinized Megaspeed over suspicionsit helped Beijing gain access to advanced AI chips that are barred from shipment to China.
Supreme Court gives panel one month to submit first report on alleged police excesses during CJP protests
The Supreme Court directed a high-powered inquiry committee investigating alleged police excesses during Cockroach Janta Party-led protests to submit its first fact-finding report within a month. Noting the limited complaints received through its online portal, the bench said the panel should proceed with available material rather than wait indefinitely for submissions.
Florida planted Australian pine for shade, windbreaks, and storm protection; by 1993, the fast-growing tree had invaded more than 372,000 acres
Australian pines were brought to Florida in the 1800s as a means of protecting against storms and enhancing landscapes. By 1993, however, these trees had taken over more than 372,000 acres, leading to harmful impacts on local ecosystems through monocultures. A study following Hurricane Andrew revealed that merely 4% of these trees withstood the severe winds, exposing their shallow root problems.
UGC to relook controversial caste discrimination, ragging rules: Govt tells SC
The Centre has told the Supreme Court that it is considering appointing a committee to revisit the UGC's 2026 regulations on caste discrimination in higher education institutions. The submission comes after the top court put the rules on hold in January, citing concerns over vague provisions and their potential consequences.
Jantar Mantar protests: HPEC received hardly any complaints, SC told
The High-Powered Enquiry Committee is currently facing difficulties in receiving complaints about the July 20 protests. It has issued notices in 149 newspapers but received very few responses from the public. The protests, led by the Cockroach Janta Party, called for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. The Supreme Court has directed the committee to submit interim reports regularly.
Manipur gunfight kills 3 cadres as govt forms peace panels across districts
A gunfight in Taodaijang village resulted in the deaths of three militants and injuries to six others. The clash involved the NSCN (IM) and the Zuf (J) along with other factions. Following the incident, the Government of Manipur has initiated the formation of District Level Peace Committees. These committees aim to enhance community dialogue and restore harmony in conflict-affected areas.
Australia data centre inquiry finds inadequate checks, stops short of moratorium
An inquiry into data centres by Australia's most populous state found approvals failed to consider the cumulative effect on resources and infrastructure but stopped short of calling for a moratorium, prompting a blistering rebuke from its chair.
Democrats set to take control of Congress: Which Trump records could they seek first, and which other Republicans could face scrutiny?
The midterm results put Democrats in line to control both chambers of Congress. Some of their first oversight fights could begin with questions lawmakers have already asked. Four potential inquiries show where the pressure could build and how far Congress can go.
Pakistan considers international arbitration against UAE's Etisalat over unpaid USD 800 million
Pakistan is evaluating the possibility of pursuing international arbitration against UAE-based Etisalat over an outstanding payment. The amount in question is USD 800 million related to the sale of PTCL shares since 2005. Although most properties were transferred, some remain untransferred, leading to the unresolved dispute. Efforts to resolve the issue amicably have been made since 2015.
India leads on non-animal testing and its draft lab animal rules threaten to undo that
India's draft Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Rules 2026 proposes significant changes to animal research regulations and oversight. It allows for harsher experimental practices that could cause severe suffering to animals. Local committees would gain power to approve experiments without thorough central review, raising concerns about ethical standards. This shift contradicts the existing legal framework established by the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1960.
Nykaa Q2 Results: PAT soars 207% YoY to Rs 101 crore, revenue up 28%; co to acquire 82% stake in Simply Nam
Nykaa reported a 207% year-on-year profit surge to Rs 101 crore in Q2FY27, with revenue rising 28% to Rs 3,006 crore. Beauty and fashion businesses accelerated growth, while quick commerce, owned brands and strategic acquisitions strengthened expansion.
Buzz over Amit Shah meeting: NCP core group meets for second time in three days
The Nationalist Congress Party core committee recently convened to discuss internal matters and leadership dynamics. Amidst speculation about sidelining Sunetra Pawar, party leaders affirmed their unity and support for her. Senior NCP leaders previously met Union Home Minister Amit Shah to strengthen coordination with the Mahayuti alliance. Sunetra Pawar is focused on winning more seats in the upcoming 2029 elections.
RBI sets up panel with banks, market players to review financial market issues
India's central bank has formed a technical consultative committee to engage with market participants on financial issues. This committee will include seven external members from various financial institutions and will address market infrastructure. It will examine the functioning and efficiency of money and related derivative markets. Members will assess both domestic and international developments that impact these markets.
NEET panel proposes shift to rank-based merit: Govt to SC
An expert committee has recommended a shift to a rank-based system for NEET-PG admissions beginning in 2027. This proposal aims to replace the existing percentile-based qualifying criteria, with support from the National Medical Commission. The committee highlighted the necessity to reduce fees for non-clinical PG courses and exempt certain candidates from service bonds.
Nearly 44% of workplace sexual harassment cases occur outside office premises: Report
In India, more than 40 percent of sexual harassment incidents occur outside typical workspaces, according to research. Alarmingly, many employees lack knowledge of their company's Prevention of Sexual Harassment policies. Complaints point to a pervasive hostile work environment, fueled by multiple harassment forms. Additionally, there's growing anxiety about confidentiality in addressing these issues, underlining the persistent challenges in ensuring a safe workplace against harassment.
Why are Marvell and Lumentum share prices down over $115 billion acquisition?
Marvell and Lumentum shares have dropped after Marvell announced that it will be acquiring Lumentum in a $115 billion all stock deal. Marvell will be able to expand its AI data centre and optical networking technologies after the acquisition. The acquisition will help Marvell compete with Broadcom successfully. The investors are now looking at the cost of the acquisition, debt, dilution and integration risks.
North Carolina NC-11 Election 2026: Democrat Jamie Ager faces Republican Jennifer Balkcom in race for US House seat
North Carolina 11th Congressional District election 2026: North Carolina’s 11th Congressional District will see Democrat Jamie Ager face Republican Jennifer Balkcom and Libertarian Travis Groo in the November 3 election. The Republican nomination changed hands after incumbent Chuck Edwards withdrew from the race on August 5, 2026, following a House Ethics Committee recommendation to censure him over allegations of inappropriate behaviour towards female staffers.
Why is the US Pentagon preparing for a 'doomsday' scenario? Inside America's plan to keep military bases running for 90 days without outside help
Major military bases are expected to maintain essential operations independently for at least 90 days. The reported requirements cover electricity, water, fuel and communications. The objective is to prevent military operations from being interrupted if civilian infrastructure becomes unavailable. Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell said military installations should not depend on standard civilian municipal infrastructure to operate national defence.
Social media norms, AI, deepfakes, chips among others on review list of parliamentary panel in 2026-27
The development comes as several incidents of age-inappropriate content, circulation of child sexual abuse material (CSAM), and alleged censorship on social media have been reported widely.
87% of India CEOs confident of growth despite cyber, geopolitical risks: KPMG
Nearly 87% of Indian CEOs are confident about their companies' growth prospects in the next three years. They are increasing investments in cybersecurity to mitigate risks associated with growing threats. Attracting and retaining employees remains a major challenge along with skill gaps. Additionally, 66% of CEOs say sustainability is integrated into core strategies for future growth.
Eric Swalwell controversy: Who is Stephen Cloobeck? Why has FBI raided billionaire donor's Beverly Hills mansion?
Stephen Cloobeck, who founded the Diamond Resorts International timeshare company and ran last year for California governor, contributed more than $23,000 to Swalwell’s congressional campaigns since 2017, federal campaign finance records show.
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