U.K. prime minister condemns far-right rioting sparked by fatal stabbing
U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer vowed that the authorities will “do whatever it takes to bring these thugs to justice” and that justice will be swift.
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Why pharmacy chains like Walgreens and CVS are shuttering locations
Walgreens is citing macro issues, like a worsening consumer environment and pressure on pharmacy margins, while grappling with its own set of issues.
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Ex-Trump White House officials, dozens of Republicans endorse Harris
Kamala Harris has surged in polls since President Joe Biden dropped out and endorsed her in July.
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Paris Olympics Day 10: India’s Full Schedule
Lakshya Sen will strive to become the first Indian male shuttler to win an Olympic medal as he faces Malaysia’s Zii Jia Lee in the bronze medal match at the Paris Games. Meanwhile, Nisha Dahiya will start India’s wrestling campaign in the women’s 68kg freestyle pre-quarters.
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Jeffrey Vandersay grabs six as SL sink India in second ODI
Sri Lanka defeated India by 32 runs, taking a 1-0 series lead. Jeffrey Vandersay’s superb six-wicket haul for 33 runs dismantled the Indian batting lineup, leading to India’s collapse from 97 for 1 to 208 all out. Rohit Sharma’s 64 and Shubman Gill’s 35 set a strong foundation, but Vandersay’s spin proved too challenging, dismissing…
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It hurts when you lose, and there will be talks about our batting: Rohit
Indian skipper Rohit Sharma termed the 32-run defeat against Sri Lanka in the second ODI as hurting, and said there will be discussions about the way batters played in the middle-overs in Colombo on Sunday.
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Hockey team in Olympic semis; Sen remains in hunt for bronze
The Indian hockey team produced one of its most resolute performances in recent memory to enter the Olympic semifinals for a second successive edition but Lakshya Sen’s zealous push for a gold turned into a hunt for bronze on a bitter-sweet Sunday for India at the Paris Games.
