8/2: CBS News 24/7 Episode 2
Biden and Harris welcome home Americans released in Russia prisoner swap; Cleanup underway from storm damage in Nebraska.
Biden and Harris welcome home Americans released in Russia prisoner swap; Cleanup underway from storm damage in Nebraska.
Former Pakistan captain Babar Azam is experiencing a significant decline in form across cricket formats over the past year. Struggling to maintain his performance in Tests and ODIs, he faces scrutiny ahead of next year’s Champions Trophy. Shoaib Akhtar advises him to adapt and deliver match-winning innings to secure his place and leadership.
A Mississippi judge granted a temporary restraining order Tuesday forcing a local paper to take down an editorial after the city council filed a libel lawsuit. On Feb. 13, the City of Clarksdale’s four commissioners voted unanimously to sue the Clarksdale Press Register for what it claimed to be libel. Specifically, the city took issue…
The Bihar Public Service Commission has initiated online registrations for the 70th Integrated Combined Competitive Preliminary Examination. Eligible candidates can apply through official websites by October 18. This recruitment drive aims to fill 1,957 vacancies across various government departments. Applicants must hold a graduate degree in any discipline to qualify for the exam.
As the race tightens in Michigan, U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg talks about the Harris-Walz team’s last push to sway voters and what to expect on Election Day.
Former England captain Alastair Cook criticised the World Test Championship’s format, calling it confusing and lacking in consistent engagement. He suggests a two-year table encompassing all international cricket formats. Cook also praised debutant Jacob Bethell’s performance in the first Test against New Zealand, highlighting his potential while acknowledging areas for development.
Hundreds of Bangladeshi nationals, including Sudharani Mondal, are rushing back to Bangladesh through the Petrapole border, fearing political turmoil may lead to the closure of the border. Although BSF officials deny any border closure, they remain vigilant against illegal infiltration. The situation remains tense, with families seeking to reunite amid the unrest.