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- Restraining access of minors to online porn is of paramount public importance: SC
The Supreme Court has converted a public interest litigation (PIL) into a representation to the government to frame a national policy restricting minors' access to online pornography. The court acknowledged the petitioners' argument that the Information Technology Act, 2000 does not penalize viewing pornography, only its production and distribution.
- Can Kerala donate an elephant to Karnataka? Elephant transfer rules explained
The article discusses the Captive Elephant (Transfer or Transport) Rules, 2024, published by the Ministry on February 24, 2024, which outline provisions for transferring and transporting elephants. It raises the question of whether Kerala can donate an elephant to Karnataka under these rules.
- Your digital footprint can lead right to your front door - Sponsored Content
The article discusses how a person's digital footprint can expose their location and personal information, making them vulnerable to security risks despite common safety measures. It emphasizes the importance of being cautious with online activity to prevent potential threats.
- Investors Expect ‘Sunshine and Rainbows’ This Earnings Season
SK Hynix is set to debut on Wall Street with a US listing, marking a milestone in the AI investment boom. The company's IPO is seen as a significant event in the current earnings season.
- Liberia: Tweah's Acquittal Hits Snag
A jury acquitted Samuel D. Tweah Jr. and Moses P. Cooper in a US$6.2 million economic sabotage case. The verdict's finality is now in doubt due to a constitutional standoff over alleged jury misconduct in Criminal Court 'C'.
- The 2 brain-healthy habits a neurologist swears by — that have nothing to do with supplements or puzzles
Dr. Jinsy A. Andrews, a neurologist at NYU Langone, highlights that quality social interactions and creative hobbies are crucial for brain health, reducing Alzheimer's risk. Emotional well-being and avoiding sedentary lifestyles are emphasized as key factors in preventing neurodegenerative diseases.
- Japan’s SBI to launch yen stablecoin lending with 3% yield
SBI VC Trade will launch JPYSC lending on July 16, offering a 3% annual yield for a 12-week term without deposit insurance. The service is part of Japan’s SBI’s expansion into yen stablecoin financial products.
- Eastbound I-94 closed near M-10 after rollover crash
Eastbound I-94 near M-10 was closed following a single-vehicle rollover crash at 2:40 a.m. that caused serious injuries. The road remains closed for investigation, with traffic diverted to Trumbull St. Motorists are advised to avoid the area.
- Chicago weather: Hottest temps of the year expected this week
Chicagoland is heading into its hottest stretch of the year, with upper 90s expected by midweek. Slight relief could arrive later in the week.
- World Table Tennis Body Reinstates Russian Players With Flag and Anthem
The World Table Tennis Body has reinstated Russian players, allowing them to compete under their national flag and anthem. This decision follows the International Olympic Committee's provisional lifting of the suspension on the Russian Olympic Committee.
- Rain, potential flooding for the Carolinas to start workweek
The Carolinas face rain and potential flooding starting the workweek, with a Flood Watch in effect for mountain and foothill counties until Monday night. Temperatures will remain below average through Tuesday before a return to heat later in the week, with feels-like temperatures near 105 degrees by the weekend.
- Kenya: Two Miners Killed After Gold Mine Collapse in Gem, Siaya County
Two artisanal miners died on Sunday after a gold mine collapsed in Gem Constituency, Siaya County, Kenya. The incident buried them while they were working.
- Body matching description of Shabad killer found on Kothur road
A body matching the description of the Shabad killer was found on Kothur road. The identity of the deceased has not yet been officially confirmed through forensic procedures.
- Canada to plug surveillance gaps with Aussie over-the-horizon radar
Canada is partnering with Australia to address gaps in NORAD's radar coverage by acquiring the Arctic Over-The-Horizon Radar (A-OTHR) system. The $1.75 billion deal involves BAE Systems Australia transferring technology for Canada to build its own radar sites, enhancing surveillance capabilities beyond traditional line-of-sight systems.
- Germany news: Tobacco tax to rise more than planned by 2030
Germany's ruling coalition plans to increase tobacco taxes by 2030 to address a budget gap and improve public health. A US national with Ebola is currently receiving treatment in Germany.
- Ex-Spanish PM's racist remarks on French football team spark outrage
Former Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is facing criticism for remarks about France's national football squad having 'no French players.' Current Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and others in Spain and France have condemned the comments.
- Africa: Chinese Expert Rejects Claims of China Debt Trap
Dr. Zhou Taidong, a Chinese development expert, dismissed allegations that China uses debt to trap poor countries, asserting that China's partnerships with African nations are grounded in mutual benefit and South-South cooperation.
- Lack of trees causing heat waves, other climate-induced events in Karnataka rain monsoon
The lack of trees in Karnataka is causing heat waves and other climate-induced events during the rain monsoon. An environmentalist is urging afforestation efforts to address rising temperatures.
- Liberia: Ruling Party Urges Boakai to Reshuffle Cabinet
The ruling Unity Party's Executive Committee is compiling a list of underperforming cabinet members and directors to submit to President Joseph N. Boakai. The move aims to address non-performance within the administration.
- Germany Finances 50,000 US-Ukrainian FPV Drones for Ukraine
Germany has financed 50,000 Ukrainian FPV strike drones in a €90 million deal. The drones are produced by Ukrainian firm SkyFall and use autonomous targeting software from US company Auterion, with some already delivered.
- Natalie Imbruglia, 51, reveals she has been diagnosed with ADHD and OCD as she recalls going to 'very dark places' and says perimenopause made her 'really angry'
Natalie Imbruglia disclosed her ADHD and OCD diagnoses, reflecting on experiencing 'very dark places' and attributing increased anger to perimenopause.
- Bahrain says air defences destroyed Iranian attacks
Bahrain's military reported that its air defense systems intercepted Iranian missile and drone attacks, accusing Tehran of targeting civilians and private property. The country's military units have been placed on high alert with advanced combat readiness to defend against further threats.
- July 13: Hot, humid again
The new week begins with hot and humid weather, with lows in the mid-80s and highs in the mid-90s. Heat indices in Miami are expected to reach 105-108°F, nearing the city's record high of 96°F. Saharan dust is limiting rain chances and contributing to warmer temperatures.
- Extreme Heat Watch issued for Southeast Michigan as dangerous heat builds
An Extreme Heat Watch has been issued for Southeast Michigan from noon to 8 p.m. Tuesday due to dangerously hot and humid conditions, with heat index values near or above 100 degrees. The 4Warn Weather team issued a Weather Alert, urging residents to limit outdoor activities, stay hydrated, and check on vulnerable individuals as temperatures peak in the upper 90s. Warmer conditions will persist through Friday, with rain expected late Friday night into Saturday.
- Valarian raises $50 million to help governments and enterprises escape America’s cloud grip
Valarian, a London-based startup, raised $50 million in a Series A funding round led by NEA to develop software that helps governments and enterprises maintain control over their AI systems and data. The company’s ACRA software creates a secure layer to manage data access and sovereignty, addressing concerns about the U.S. CLOUD Act and global reliance on American cloud infrastructure.
- 2 cops martyred, as many injured in suspected IED attack in KP's Tank: police sources
Two police personnel were killed and two injured in a suspected IED attack targeting an armored personnel carrier on Tank-Jandola Road in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Tank district. The attack occurred near Shaheed Mureed Akbar Police Station during routine patrol. KP Governor Faisal Karim Kundi condemned the incident, demanded a thorough investigation, and pledged support for the injured.
- Massive AI buildout poses latest inflation threat as consumers pay more for laptops and electricity
Massive AI-driven investments in data centers are increasing costs for memory chips, computer processors, and electricity, leading to higher consumer prices for electronics like laptops and game consoles. Companies such as Apple, Microsoft, Sony, Dell, and HP have raised prices, while economists warn this trend may sustain inflation and prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates.
- Massive AI buildout poses latest inflation threat as consumers pay more for laptops and electricity
The expansion of AI technology is contributing to inflation as consumers face higher prices for laptops and electricity. This development poses a new challenge for American consumers and the Federal Reserve.
- Massive AI buildout poses latest inflation threat as consumers pay more for laptops and electricity
Massive AI investments in data centers are driving up costs for memory chips, processors, and electricity, leading to higher prices for consumer electronics like laptops and game consoles. This trend is expected to sustain inflationary pressures, potentially prompting the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates later this year.
- Massive AI buildout poses latest inflation threat as consumers pay more for laptops and electricity
Massive AI investments by major tech companies are driving up costs for memory chips, consumer electronics, and electricity, contributing to inflation. Apple, Microsoft, Sony, Dell, and HP have raised prices on laptops, consoles, and other products. The Federal Reserve may raise interest rates later this year to address inflationary pressures linked to AI infrastructure expansion.
- Ships go dark as the clock runs out on Trump’s ‘undeclared naval war’ in the Strait of Hormuz
The article highlights Trump's 'undeclared naval war' in the Strait of Hormuz as ships go dark, with rising oil prices and political implications ahead of the midterms. Other topics include declining tariff revenue, market trends, and high intern pay at Wall Street firms.
- Eastbound I-94 at Trumbull closed as MSP reports "serious injuries"
The eastbound lanes of I-94 at Trumbull are closed following a single-vehicle rollover crash that resulted in serious injuries. Michigan State Police are investigating the incident, and drivers are advised to seek alternate routes.
- China’s drug industry pivots to AI-powered candidates to drive next wave of deals
China's drug industry is shifting focus to AI-powered drug candidates to drive future deals, following record US$110 billion in cross-border transactions for innovative drugs in the first half of 2026. China accounts for 30% of globally developed new drugs, ranking second worldwide.
- China’s drug industry pivots to AI-powered candidates to drive next wave of deals
China's cross-border deals for innovative drugs reached $110 billion in H1 2026, with the industry now focusing on AI-powered candidates to drive future transactions. China holds 30% of globally developed new drugs, ranking second worldwide, according to Lan Gongtao from the National Medical Products Administration.
- I’m 67 with a $140,000 pension. Should I wait until 70 to claim Social Security so my wife gets more?
A 67-year-old individual with a $140,000 pension is considering delaying Social Security claims until age 70 to maximize benefits for their spouse. They express concern that retirement income would drop to $30,000 annually after their death.
- Erdogan gifts Trump gold-plated revolver during Nato summit
Erdogan gifted Trump a gold-plated revolver during a NATO summit in Ankara. The Turkish-made .357 Magnum revolver, presented in a box with the Turkish flag and NATO logo, was one of several similar weapons given to NATO leaders, but Trump's was the only gold-plated version. The exchange reflects closer U.S.-Turkey relations, with potential sanctions relief over Turkey's S-400 missile system purchase.
- Chicago City Council committee expected to vote on transfer of ownership of parking meters
A Chicago City Council committee is expected to vote on transferring ownership of parking meters, potentially advancing a new parking meter deal.
- Daily Briefing July 13: Coalition races to pass controversial laws before Knesset dissolves
The Israeli government is pushing contentious legislation to secure support from coalition partners ahead of October elections, as the Knesset is set to dissolve. Political correspondent Ariela Karmel highlights the urgency of these efforts in a Times of Israel report.
- Apple’s $600 Billion Rally Fueled by Traders Fleeing AI Selloff
Apple's stock experienced a $600 billion surge as traders shifted away from AI due to a selloff, with Apple's iPhone 17e smartphones being highlighted in New York.
- Britons will be injected with EBOLA 'within weeks' in world-first vaccine trial - as growing outbreak kills 100 victims per week
Britons will participate in a world-first Ebola vaccine trial within weeks as a growing outbreak results in 100 deaths per week.