Google employees celebrated as a federal judge ruled the company could keep its Chrome browser, preventing a potential corporate breakup. The decision led to a surge in Google's stock and a flood of celebratory memes among employees. While Google avoided a forced sale of Chrome, the ruling requires them to share search data with competitors and end exclusive distribution deals.
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Bulgaria showcases Hellenistic heritage at the National Archaeological Institute. The exhibition features treasures from a Thracian warrior's tomb. The warrior is known as the Lord of Sakar. Gold artifacts, jewelry, and horse accessories are on display. The discovery reveals Thracian craftsmanship and culture. The warrior's grave is the most opulent found in Bulgaria.
During a visit to Beijing, Presidents Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin discussed biotechnology and the potential for extended lifespans, even speculating about living to 150. This conversation, occurring before a military parade, highlighted their personal interest in longevity research and coincided with their efforts to extend political power. Putin also advocated for a multipolar world, denouncing a unipolar global order.
A former Microsoft engineer's abrupt departure from a new job after just 20 days has sparked widespread debate online. Citing a lack of challenge and potential for stagnation, he prioritized growth over comfort. This decision highlights the ongoing tension between ambition and work-life balance, resonating with many who value continuous development over a relaxed work environment.
A dramatic rescue unfolded near the India-Pakistan border as an NDRF team saved four youngsters swept away by floodwater, clinging to a tree. Simultaneously, in Gurdaspur, around 400 students and staff were rescued from a flooded residential school. Heavy rainfall across Punjab, Haryana, and Himachal Pradesh led to widespread flooding, prompting school closures and government relief efforts.
Donald Trump called trade with India a disaster. Analysts criticized his approach, saying it pushes India towards China and Russia. Trump complained about trade imbalance and India buying oil from Russia. US media reported on warm interactions between Narendra Modi, Xi Jinping, and Vladimir Putin. Despite this, the US State Department says the US-India partnership remains important.
In Mathura, a special SC/ST court sentenced a 50-year-old man to death for the 2020 abduction, rape, and murder of an eight-year-old Dalit girl. The court deemed it a "rarest of rare case" due to its brutality. The autopsy revealed horrific injuries, including severe damage to the victim's private parts and internal organs.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are engaged, marking a significant milestone for the couple. Swift's impressive $1.6 billion net worth, fueled by her music empire and strategic investments, combines with Kelce's $70 million fortune earned through his NFL career and diverse ventures. Together, they form a power couple with a combined net worth of $1.67 billion.
The SIT is investigating the Dharmasthala mass burial case, bringing 'mask-man' Chinnaiah to Bengaluru to inspect key locations. One such location is T Jayanth's residence in Mallasandra, where Chinnaiah allegedly acquired a skull. Jayanth confirmed Chinnaiah's visit and their trip to Delhi to present the case, asserting his innocence and willingness to cooperate with the investigation.
In Bihar, over two lakh objections have been filed against the draft electoral roll, primarily from individuals who submitted enumeration forms while already registered elsewhere. This surge follows notices issued to prominent figures for holding multiple voter IDs.