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The President must cut through the fog of doubt and uncertainty over his capacity to lead, and debunk emerging narrative of a government adrift

Sarfira box office Day Akshay Kumars film falters earns under Rs crore

LEDA said during the second quarter, an increase in retail sales tax set a record number in May for Lafayette businesses.

1. Scottish whooping cough soars as 5000 cases seen this year  Daily Record
2. Shropshire: Whooping cough vaccine push after two babies die  BBC
3. Nine whooping cough deaths in England as cases rise  BBC.com
4. Two Shropshire-born babies die of whooping cough – pregnant women urged to get vaccine  Shropshire Star
5. Map shows suspected whooping cough cases in your area - amid warnings about lethal illness  Chronicle Live

Ahead of the opening bells on 16 July 2024, here are the stocks that you can track today.

Raamesh Gowri Raghavan, who will be conducting an online course on reading and writing Brahmi, in association with INTACH Bengaluru, talks about the history and evolution of this ancient script

Strategy to ensure liquidity, Cotton Corporation of India prices too are a dampener

Former Brazil Instagram influencer Kat Torres, known for her Instagram wellness posts, received an eight-year prison sentence.

Over the last few years, we have witnessed multiple policy enablers across areas like manufacturing, formalization, taxation, etc which has created a sound platform for future growth. In the upcoming budget we expect continuity in terms of policy measures and fiscal prudence.

Claire Stirling-Hawkins and Rongopai Stirling-Maxwell, along with four of their tamariki, started the Stirling Collective earlier this year with the vision of empowering their whānau, and turning their aspirations into reality.

There are 15 contestants remaining in the competition on The Bachelorette season 21 following the second round of eliminations. 25 men began the season and seven of them were sent home on night one. Another three men were eliminated at the end of week two! WHO WENT HOME IN WEEK TWO?: Here are the three [...]

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KABUL: At least 35 people were killed and 230 injured on Monday after heavy rain in eastern Afghanistan, a local official said.

DHAKA: Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina says she is “taking measures” after a slew of corruption scandals — including one involving her former household servant who now travels by helicopter after amassing a staggering $34 million fortune.

MOGADISHU: The death toll from a car bombing at a cafe in Somalia’s capital Mogadishu that was packed with football fans watching the Euro 2024 final has risen to nine, security sources said on Monday.

LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board has made several decisions for the uplift of the national team, which has struggled of late. Some of them have been taken in the past but their implementation has been an issue and whether it happens this time around remains to be seen.

The King and Queen were taken to a nearby hotel following the security scare.

ISLAMABAD: The government has set a new ambitious export target of $60 billion over the next three years despite changes to the tax structure in the budget that have sparked widespread discontent among the country’s exporters.

KARACHI: Businessmen were up in arms against the independent power producers (IPPs), urging the government to revisit the agreement in the larger interest of consumers and industries to bring down the electricity tariffs to help revive industrial and export activities.

Traders likely to keep their positions light, though the undertone remains strong. Results and the upcoming Budget will remain in focus

Hash Tayeh told the World Socialist Web Site that police informed him last Thursday that a warrant for his arrest has been issued, for allegedly “inciting serious contempt for Jews.”

Emma Macdonald has photographed nearly 650 babies and children who have died in New Zealand. "I've had tears rolling down my face behind my camera in some sessions."

Like Christina Aguilera and Roseanne Barr before her, Ingrid Andress is coming under fire for an ill-received performance of the national anthem. After the Grammy Award nominee’s voice cracked throughout her rendition of ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’ at the MLB‘s T-Mobile Home Run Derby on Monday in Arlington, Texas, she quickly became meme fodder on social […]

African Reinsurance Corporation (Africa Re), the leading pan-African reinsurance company, recently hosted an unprecedented three-day workshop in Accra, Ghana, focused on the formidable challenges and immense potential of agriculture and climate insurance in Africa. The workshop brought together a remarkable assemblage of insurance professionals, renowned industry experts, and visionary policymakers from 14 African nations, creating

Residents in a Bronx apartment building say they are suffering after the elevator has been broken in the six-story building for weeks.