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Punjab informs Akal Takht of 7-member panel on anti-sacrilege law
Punjab govt informs Akal Takht of its 7-member panel on anti-sacrilege law amendments; next meeting Oct 6 to coordinate, seek feedback and build consensus.
Meet Nikhitha Swaminathan and Aanya Jindal, the Texas students who designed a new way to control heat in data centres and spacecraft
For two freshmen at Allen ISD’s Lowery Freshman Center in Texas, a science competition project has moved well beyond the school classroom.
Wife got late husband’s government job on compassionate grounds, promised to care for in-laws but left and remarried; Court orders 25% salary for mother-in-law and equal terminal benefits
It is a known practise for government jobs to be offered to the family of the deceased if the employee has passed away while still in service.
Lawyer for Cornell accuser says university doctor was 'yet another failure'
Jane Doe told the school's doctor that she had contracted an infection "in a traumatic way", but they "didn't really follow up", according to the New York Times.
Father hoped NYT executive son would visit home weeks before prosecutors allege deadly in-law ambush
A father's loving Facebook post surfaced days before New York Times executive Jonathan McKinsey was allegedly ambushed in a California park.
Ben Simmons Says Zach LaVine 'Isn't a Prick' After Viral Hot Mic Audio from Kings Media Day
New Sacramento Kings forward Ben Simmons stuck up for teammate Zach LaVine on Thursday after a hot mic picked up several media members talking about various members of the Kings during the team's media day while rating their level of physical attractiveness and, in the case of LaVine, their personalities.
GOP senators call for DOJ to investigate Chinese role in hemp, cannabis markets
Four GOP senators who opposed the delay of a ban on intoxicating hemp products are calling on the Justice Department to investigate the role of Chinese criminal networks in America’s cannabis and intoxicating hemp markets. In a Wednesday letter to Attorney General Todd Blanche, the senators said Chinese criminal networks “are exploiting vulnerabilities in federal…
Trump: Iran will ‘either sign a very fair deal’ or cease to exist
President Trump threatened Thursday that Iran will cease to exist if its leaders do not sign a peace deal with the U.S. “Now I have to make a decision. They’ll either sign a very fair deal, or they won’t exist any longer,” Trump told reporters on the South Lawn en route to Oklahoma. The president…
Coherent, Lumentum, and Ciena stocks surge on bullish Wall Street call
Optical networking stocks ripped higher on Thursday after Wall Street grew bullish on the next generation of data center networking.
Trump slams Time staff during interview for not asking ‘one f‑‑‑ing positive question’
President Trump slammed Time’s staff during a lengthy interview published Thursday, where he ripped into them for not asking him “one f‑‑‑ing positive question.” He was asked about Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) returning to the Senate after months away while recuperating from a fall he suffered at home in June, and whether the lawmaker should…