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Michigan Senate race a test of attacks on Muslim candidate, progressive agenda
Michigan’s open Senate race between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed has become a test of both party control and political identity, with El-Sayed seeking to become the first Muslim US senator. The campaign has been marked by Republican attacks linking him to Islamist extremism, which he denies, while El-Sayed has focused on affordability and progressive economic policies in a closely contested battleground state.
Andhra local polls: SC defers final candidate list till Oct 25 amid YSRCP's obstruction claims
The Supreme Court has instructed the Andhra Pradesh State Election Commission to delay the candidate list publication. This decision comes after allegations of violence and intimidation affecting the YSR Congress Party candidates. The court emphasized the importance of maintaining fair and impartial elections in the state. It directed the SEC to review complaints and decide on extending the nomination deadline.
From $5 painting to $50 million and a trove valued at $1.35 billion: Five lucky people who discovered forgotten artworks worth a fortune
Unexpected places and artworks worth millions of dollars! This story may sound unbelievable to those who have never been fortunate enough to stumble upon a priceless treasure. But here is a list of five fortunate individuals who struck gold when they unexpectedly discovered artworks valued at millions, and sometimes even billions, of dollars.
Healthcare paradox: More access, but who pays?
Scaling too fast is irrelevant. The real problem is that India still confuses more hospitals, more doctors and more medicines with better healthcare.
Warren Buffett's analysis was correct. His temper was not. The bill ran into billions
There was no bad analysis, no misread of a balance sheet, no industry he failed to understand. The company he bought was superb and remains the foundation of everything he built afterwards. And the single decision he took while buying it is the one he calls the most expensive of his career. He has had decades to work out why he made it. He has never managed to.
Saving face, from the sun: China's facekini boom isn't just about fair skin
Across various regions in Asia, especially in China, a cultural affinity for lighter skin tones remains prevalent. Women are adopting facekinis and other UV-blocking garments to protect their skin from sun exposure. This phenomenon is often justified through health benefits and anti-aging claims rather than being recognised as colourism.
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BRICS' trade puzzle: Modi, Putin and Pezeshkian pitch three different fixes
The BRICS Business Forum saw leaders discuss expanding intra-bloc trade and economic resilience. Prime Minister Modi focused on removing trade barriers and India's stability. President Putin addressed countering Western economic pressure and sanctions. President Pezeshkian linked economic security to conflict and rebuilding Iran's economy. New trade data reveals a complex picture of the bloc's internal trade dynamics.
Psychologists say chronic nail biters may not be having a case of anxiety disorder but perfectionism. Though it promotes excellence, perfectionism has its pitfalls
It is extremely common to think that people with shadows beneath their eyes, caffeine addiction, and, most importantly, having a case of nails bitten raw, are suffering from a case of ‘bad nerves’ or debilitating anxiety. However, several studies conducted by psychologists claim that chronic nail biters are not suffering from anxiety but another issue altogether – perfectionism.
Quote of the Day by Clint Eastwood: “The reason I don’t retire is that I… – Inspiring lessons on curiosity, discipline, purpose, mental wellness and why growth begins outside your comfort zone by the American actor known for his powerful performances and deep insights on resilience and career
Quote of the Day by Clint Eastwood: Clint Eastwood’s quote, “The reason I don’t retire is that I learn something new every day. The brain has to be exercised the same as the rest of the body. It’s about expanding, constantly pushing yourself,” explores the importance of lifelong learning and personal growth. The quote suggests that people should continue challenging their minds, discovering new knowledge, and pushing themselves beyond their comfort zones rather than allowing age or success to limit their curiosity and development.
BJP's new social media team threatening youth with violence: Pawan Khera
Congress leader Pawan Khera on Saturday accused the BJP of using threatening rhetoric against India’s youth after BJP Karnataka shared a social media video featuring the term “Dimaagi Naxals”. Other opposition voices also criticised the post, intensifying a political dispute over labels such as “Naxal” and “anti-national” in public discourse.
BJP MP-actress Kangana Ranaut hits back at CJP’s Saurav Das: ‘At his age I had…’
BJP MP and actor Kangana Ranaut hit back at Cockroach Janta Party spokesperson Saurav Das after he questioned her work as an MP. Reposting his video on Instagram Stories, she said that at his age she had already won two National Awards and called him "simply useless." Ranaut also defended balancing politics with filmmaking and other careers. Earlier, she had criticised Gen Z protesters, calling them "Generation gutter" over their behaviour during recent demonstrations.
Book of the Day: Beautiful Ugly by Alice Feeney — A haunting thriller with eerie suspense and psychological unease
Book of the day: Beautiful Ugly by Alice Feeney is a psychological thriller that defies easy categorisation, weaving grief, mystery and eerie suspense into a novel that rewards thoughtful engagement and discussion.
NYT female reporter Katie Rogers and President Donald Trump's ugly remark explained: Here's all details about controversy
NYT female reporter Katie Rogers and President Donald Trump's ugly remark explained in a detailed report on the president’s response to a story about his health and work patterns. The explainer covers Trump’s comments, the NYT report, reactions from the White House, and past disputes with female reporters.
Donald Trump rages at report that he is increasingly frail
"I have never worked so hard in my life. Yet despite all of this the Radical Left Lunatics in the soon to fold New York Times did a hit piece on me that I am perhaps losing my Energy, despite facts that show the exact opposite," the 79-year-old Republican posted on his Truth Social platform.
Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher marriage could be in trouble as the actor could be called to testify against Diddy
Ashton Kutcher is apparently concerned about being dragged into Sean Diddy Combs' legal troubles following his arrest for sex trafficking. Mila Kunis, Ashton's wife, is also questioning his relationship with Diddy.
Betty La Fea, the Story Continues: All you may want to know about premiere date, where to watch, cast, storyline and teaser
'Betty La Fea, the Story Continues' picks up Betty's story 20 years later as she tries to rebuild her relationship with her daughter while facing challenges in her personal life, raising questions about past decisions.
Author David Sedaris's first children's book 'Pretty Ugly' to hit the stands next February
David Sedaris has collaborated with Ian Falconer to release his first children's book, "Pretty Ugly", to be published by Toon Books on February 27 of next year. The book, which explores what makes people attractive or unattractive, started 20 years ago.
Tom Cruise forced to hire heavyweight bodyguards after murder threats
On the large screen, Tom Cruise dodges bad guys, defying the odds in Top Gun, Mission: Impossible, and other films, but in real life, Hollywood star Tom Cruise takes no chances.
Attack on Indian-Americans: Disturbing trends of hate crimes & racial taunts
There were many reports of hate crimes against Indian-Americans post September 11, terrorist attacks, but their numbers dwindled rapidly. But, this time it's different. One cannot forget the fact that the US is home to more than 4.5 million Indians, which is the highest-earning ethnic group in the country.
View: The bad, the ugly & the questionable about regulating non-personal data
The fact that competition — or even the government — can take business data away will significantly disincentivise investment in India’s technology ecosystem, and disable the creation of unicorn businesses like Paytm, Zomato, Flipkart and Ola. It will also hurt exits and destroy value: why buy a business, when you can force it to give up itsdata by going to the government?
How shows like 'Ugly Delicious' are helping explode the myth of a universal curry powder
People are passionate about food and like to see their choices validated.
PREVIEW-Rugby-Gatland's Lions tour looms over NZ Super Rugby sides
RUGBY UNION-SUPER/NEWZEALAND (PREVIEW):PREVIEW-Rugby-Gatland's Lions tour looms over NZ Super Rugby sides
RBI no paper tiger, compliance to norms a must: Raghuram Rajan
Raghuram Rajan also said that as a regulator, the central bank was open to modifying regulations if necessary.
You can't score double hundreds every day: Rohit Sharma
"Even when I made 264, I was told I should have made 300. People's expectations are high. Even if you make 300, they expect 350."
Yashwant Sinha questions Wagah beating retreat's continuance
Yashwant Sinha today questioned the continuance of "ugly" beating retreat ceremony at Wagah on the India-Pakistan border being followed since 1959.
Opposition's demand for a 'censure' motion against Sadhvi Jyoti is "ugly double standard": BJP
"BJP rejects with contempt the kind of hypocrisy and ugly double standards in practice," Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said at a press conference.
Papa don’t preach!
One thing that almost all parents have in common is teaching their children not to lie. It’s part of the parenting pattern of looking after the offspring by making sure that she is strong, healthy and getting the best possible start in life.
Press Council chief Markandey Katju slams politicians for being 'intolerant' towards media
Press Council chief Markandey Katju today said intolerant behaviour by politicians against journalists was unacceptable in democracy.
Lokpal Bill: Dark and disappointing day in Parliament's democracy, say legal experts
Constitutional experts were today divided on who should be blamed for the fiasco over Lokpal Bill in the Rajya Sabha.
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