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Kolkata lane transforms into World Cup-themed 'FIFA Gully'

In Kolkata, a narrow lane in the Beniatola area has been transformed into “FIFA Gully,” a World Cup-themed street celebrating global football stars. The roughly 100-metre Fakir Chakraborty Lane now features giant cut-out…

United States chip stocks tumble after Anthropic plans

United States and European markets saw sharp declines in semiconductor shares after reports that Anthropic has begun early-stage development of its own artificial intelligence chips and entered talks with Samsung Electro…

Forecasts Warn Heat And Storm Risks Ahead Of Holiday

New York City. The National Weather Service forecasted hot, humid conditions for the Fourth of July period, issuing predictions of highs near 94°F on Thursday and about 92°F on Independence Day in Manhattan; heat index r…

United States scrutinizes Apple talks with blacklisted Chinese chipmakers

Apple Inc. is in negotiations to purchase memory chips from Chinese semiconductor makers ChangXin Memory Technologies and Yangtze Memory Technologies, both listed by the U.S. Pentagon as supporting Beijing’s military dev…

United States medical firm Medtronic details ShinyHunters breach

United States-based Medtronic has begun formally notifying customers and other affected individuals after confirming that a major data breach linked to the ShinyHunters cyber-extortion group compromised its corporate IT …

United States investigates E. coli and infant botulism outbreaks

U.S. federal health authorities are investigating a new Escherichia coli O157:H7 outbreak and a concurrent surge in infant botulism cases, according to information released this week. The Food and Drug Administration and…

St. Louis Imposes Youth Curfew through Summer 2026

ST. LOUIS — Mayor Cara Spencer signed Executive Order 98 on July 2, 2026, establishing a nightly curfew for minors aged 17 and under in the Downtown and Downtown West neighborhoods. The restriction runs from 9:00 p.m. to…

London miner Phoenix Copper announces deeply discounted share issue

In London on Thursday, Phoenix Copper Limited said it plans to raise about £2.3 million gross via a placing and subscription of roughly 460 million new ordinary shares at 0.5 pence each, a 54.5% discount to Tuesday’s 1.1…

Columbus counselor drowns at Wisconsin state park Wednesday

Columbus, Ohio: On Wednesday, school counselor Bryan V. Stork, 48, was pulled from Nicolet Bay at Peninsula State Park in Gibraltar, Wisconsin, after bystanders and emergency responders found him unresponsive; responders…

New Delhi court halts CAG audit of power discoms

New Delhi, India – The Supreme Court of India on Friday stayed a proposed audit of Delhi’s power distribution companies by the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) and ordered that status quo be maintained until July 15…

WASHINGTON Mystics rally past Dream behind Austin

WASHINGTON -- The Washington Mystics rallied from a nine-point halftime deficit to defeat the Atlanta Dream 81-76 on Thursday night, overcoming 27 turnovers to move above .500 on the season. Shakira Austin led Washington…

Savannah Steel Extend Win Streak, Eye Upshot Title

Savannah, Ga. The Savannah Steel won three consecutive home games at Enmarket Arena between June 24 and June 27, defeating the Greensboro Groove 90-74, 91-82 and 79-58 to improve their record to 7-8 overall and 6-2 at ho…

Louisiana Attorney General Indicted Over Threatening City Officials

New Orleans. Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill was indicted by an Orleans Parish grand jury on Thursday, July 2, 2026, on multiple counts tied to letters she sent in May warning local officials about actions concern…

Pembina approves power plant and joins pipeline initiative

Calgary, Canada — Pembina Pipeline on July 2 approved a final investment decision to construct the C$4.6 billion Greenlight Electricity Centre, a 932‑megawatt gas‑fired plant in Sturgeon County to power an unnamed hypers…

Florida Moves to Designate CAIR Under New Law

Tallahassee, Florida — On July 1, Florida's new legislation took effect expanding the state's authority to designate and regulate "domestic terrorist organizations" and broadening restrictions on entities tied to "foreig…

Santa Clara striker Balogun sent off in World Cup

SANTA CLARA, California – United States forward Folarin Balogun received a controversial straight red card in a World Cup group-stage match against Bosnia and Herzegovina at Levi's Stadium on Wednesday night, despite the…

Los Angeles Lakers secure Walker Kessler in sign-and-trade

Los Angeles, United States – The Los Angeles Lakers have acquired center Walker Kessler from the Utah Jazz in a major sign-and-trade deal, according to league sources, in a move that signals a substantial reshaping of th…

Atlanta investigates chemical-linked fish kill on South River

Atlanta’s Department of Watershed Management has opened an emergency investigation into a large fish kill along the South River that officials suspect is tied to an accidental chemical release from the South River Water …

Los Angeles singer Madonna’s new song revisits Penn marriage

LOS ANGELES — Madonna’s upcoming 15th studio album, Confessions II, is drawing attention for a track widely interpreted as addressing her first husband, actor Sean Penn, through highly specific autobiographical lyrics. T…

USDA Funds Domestic Fertilizer Expansion Amid Supply Concerns

United States. The USDA announced this week that it will make $500 million available through the new Fertilizer Investment & Expansion for Long-Term Domestic Supply (FIELDS) Program to support construction and expansion …

India Moves to Strengthen Cycling Ecosystem, Official Meeting

New Delhi: Union Minister of State for Youth Affairs and Sports Raksha Khadse on Thursday met Maninder Pal Singh, Secretary General of the Cycling Federation of India, and senior federation officials to review a roadmap …

European Union warned of bleak semiconductor future

An EU-funded report released on Thursday warns that Europe’s semiconductor industry faces a bleak outlook unless it rapidly reinforces domestic supply chains and reduces strategic dependencies. Produced by the EU Institu…

New York arrests Netflix-featured climbers atop Empire State Building

New York City police arrested two Russian climbers, Ivan Beerkus (legally Ivan Kuznetsov) and Angela Nikolau, on Wednesday after they illegally scaled the spire of the Empire State Building in Midtown Manhattan. The pair…

San Francisco: Microsoft unveils $2.5 billion AI unit

In San Francisco on July 2, 2026, Microsoft announced the launch of Microsoft Frontier Company, a new operating entity backed by a $2.5 billion investment to accelerate enterprise adoption of artificial intelligence. The…

Kentucky flash floods kill four, trigger statewide emergency

Central and eastern Kentucky are recovering from catastrophic flash flooding that began on Saturday, June 27, 2026, after a slow-moving weather system dumped up to 10 inches of rain in less than 48 hours. The extreme rai…

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