What the papers say – July 24
The scandal at Strictly Come Dancing feature heavily on Wednesday’s front pages.
The scandal at Strictly Come Dancing feature heavily on Wednesday’s front pages.
“I'm not donating $45 million a month to Trump,” the Tesla CEO said Monday, after Trump bragged about Musk’s contributions at a rally this weekend
Bill Belichick rarely showed signs of personality during his historic tenure with the New England Patriots. Obviously, there are instances where that changes behind closed doors. Apparently, that’s exactly what happened in his final years in New England after legendary quarterback Tom Brady departed from the Patriots. In a recent appearance also former Patriot Julian […]
The woman, armed with a knife in a Panorama City apartment, was simultaneously Tased and shot, bodycam footage shows. Officers later sound confused.
A new oxygen source found at the bottom of the ocean has scientists scratching their heads. The “dark oxygen,” as some have referred to it, …
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Mayall, who was inducted into the Rock Hall of Fame this year, joined the Los Angeles rock scene after leaving England in the 1960s.
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Rookie Paul Skenes lost for the first time in 12 career major league starts, giving up Alec…
IIT Roorkee will hold GATE 2025 on February 1, 2, 15, and 16 for admission to postgraduate engineering programmes.
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley shared new body camera footage on Tuesday of law enforcement discussing details of the shooting.
Tesla’s net profit tumbled 45% in the second quarter as the global electric-vehicle leader continues to feel the impact of slower demand and stiffer competition.
General Motors said it would delay its plans for a new Buick electric vehicle and push back the opening of an EV truck factory.
Federal transportation officials have launched an investigation into Delta as the carrier struggled to rebound from an operations meltdown that led to thousands of canceled flights and stranded passengers.
Google’s ad sales growth slowed in the second quarter, putting a damper on parent Alphabet’s primary revenue engine as it pours more money into AI investments.
Robert Bosch agreed to buy HVAC operations from Johnson Controls and Hitachi for $8.1 billion in its largest-ever deal.
Stocks fell slightly with the S&P 500 losing 0.2% while both the Dow and Nasdaq declined 0.1%.
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway pared its stake in BYD to less than 5%.
PARIS: The Paris Olympics, which open on Friday, will feature a new sport in breaking, plus three young sports returning from the Tokyo Games – climbing, skateboarding and surfing. These are the changes to the sports programme:
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All you need to know before the market opens today: Q1 results, post Budget reactions to guide trading sentiment for the Sensex and Nifty as global markets seem directionless. 2 new listings today.
Seoul authorities informed that the balloons were spotted above the northern part of the Gyeonggi-do province
Vice President Harris, in her campaign trail debut as a presidential candidate, mocked former President Trump as “focused on the past” and compared his legal issues with her experience as a prosecutor.
Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle resigned amid bipartisan outrage over her agency’s failure to stop a 20-year-old gunman from opening fire on Trump during a campaign rally.
The FTC is seeking information about how AI and other technological tools may allow companies to vary prices using data they collect about individual consumers’ finances and shopping habits.
Sen. Bob Menendez (D., N.J.) said he would resign from Congress after his conviction last week on corruption charges.
Some U.S. businessmen have engaged in back-channel investment talks with Venezuela’s Maduro over the past year and lobbied the Biden administration to lift economic sanctions.