US Senate candidate apologises for tattoo that resembles Nazi symbol
Democratic candidate Graham Platner says he was unaware that his skull-and-crossbones tattoo looked like Nazi imagery. Source link
Another man held in West Bengal doctor assault case
Total arrests rise to three; political parties continue protests over women’s safety and attacks on medical professionals in West Bengal Source link
Dem Candidate Graham Platner Draws Ire After Video Reveals Tattoo Resembling Nazi Symbol | TRENDING
Dem Candidate Graham Platner Draws Ire After Video Reveals Tattoo Resembling Nazi Symbol | TRENDING Source link
Women's WC: Gardner's ton fires Australia to six-wicket win over England
Australia continued their unbeaten streak in the Women’s World Cup, defeating England by six wickets. Annabel Sutherland and Ashleigh Gardner starred with an unbeaten 180-run partnership, chasing down England’s 244. Sutherland narrowly missed a century with 98*, while Gardner remained not out on 104, securing a dominant victory and reclaiming the top spot. Source link
Google claims first ‘verifiable’ quantum advantage for Willow chip
The result has significant consequences for the future of quantum computing; foremost is that it draws a clear line between what regular computers can do and what only quantum computers can do Source link
How a B.C. man rescued himself from the jaws of a grizzly bear
Joe Pendry used his experience as a boxer to fight for his life when a mother grizzly attacked and severely injured him in B.C.’s East Kootenay region earlier this month. Source link
Carney meets with opposition leaders ahead of budget address
Prime Minister Mark Carney is meeting with leaders of the opposition parties ahead of a speech to university students in which he’s expected to discuss his government’s impending budget. Source link
'The bit I like is when you win' – Dyche on football's fashionistas
“I have seen enough fashionistas come in and out of this division,” says new Nottingham Forest manager Sean Dyche. Source link
First flight lands in Sudan's capital after 30-month shutdown; why it matters?
Drone attacks had threatened Khartoum International Airport’s reopening, but a Badr Airlines plane has now landed, marking the resumption of domestic flights after over two years. The move signals cautious optimism for Sudan’s aviation sector, supporting mobility and economic activity in the war-torn capital, even as underlying security risks from the ongoing conflict between the […]
Relay revamp featuring Lyles, Richardson has U.S. looking for 2028 Olympic gold in L.A.
If the United States is going to win the most gold medals three years from now at the Los Angeles Olympics, there’s a good chance the U.S. track relay teams will play a big part. Source link