Politics
Kharge slams Modi govt for fuel price hike, says savings burnt
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge accused the Modi government of burning common people's savings as petrol and diesel prices rose by Rs 2.61-2.71 per litre, the fourth hike in two weeks.
World
Roman Gold Hoard of 141 Coins Found in Luxembourg
A hoard of 141 Roman gold coins, including rare ones of Emperor Eugenius, was discovered near Holzthum, Luxembourg, near a late Roman defensive tower, reshaping views of the region's history.
Entertainment
Cynthia Nixon Celebrates 14th Wedding Anniversary with Wife Christine
Cynthia Nixon celebrated her 14th wedding anniversary with wife Christine Marinoni, calling falling in love with her the best thing she ever did. The couple has been together for 22 years.
Business
Forbes 2026: Highest-Paid Athletes List Reveals Ronaldo Tops at $300M
Forbes 2026 list of world's highest-paid athletes features Cristiano Ronaldo at $300M, followed by Canelo Álvarez, Messi, LeBron James, and others, highlighting massive endorsement earnings.
Sports
Lifestyle
Technology
Scott Remer: The $180-an-hour spelling bee coach
Scott Remer charges up to $180 an hour to coach elite spellers, producing champions like Dev Shah and Faizan Zaki. His intense methods and results have transformed competitive spelling.
Bengaluru Man Creates Terrace Mini Rainforest, Cools Area by 3-4°C
Retired engineer Venkataraman turned his 600 sq ft terrace in Bengaluru into a mini rainforest with over 100 plant species, boosting biodiversity and reducing local temperatures.
Binance Pre-IPO Futures: SpaceX First
Binance introduces pre-IPO perpetual futures, enabling traders to speculate on SpaceX valuation before its public listing. This new product offers leveraged exposure to private companies.
AI Edge Depends on Hard-to-Copy Systems: McKinsey
McKinsey report highlights that competitive advantage in AI comes from creating unique, difficult-to-replicate systems, not just algorithms or data.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Doubts Orbital Data Centers
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman questions the practicality of orbital data centers, suggesting underwater infrastructure may be easier. He comments on SpaceX and Google's space projects.
