Virat Kohli and James Anderson are renowned cricketers who have faced each other multiple times. Initially, Anderson dominated by dismissing Kohli four times in 2012. However, Kohli improved significantly over the years. Their rivalry evolved into mutual respect, with Kohli revealing he used to imitate Anderson’s bowling action as a young player.
Athletes at the Paris 2024 Olympics are sleeping on cardboard bed frames for the second summer games in a row. First introduced at Tokyo 2020, the cardboard beds have made a comeback as an environmentally friendly solution in the Olympic Village, according to reports. The athletes can extend the beds to accommodate their size and…
Despite a decades-old federal promise to fund 40% of special education costs under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), actual funding remains significantly lower, forcing states and school districts to fill the gap. The consequences are severe—overcrowded classrooms, inadequate resources, and financial strain. Advocates urge the government to fulfill its long-overdue commitment.
French energy giant TotalEnergies has paused further investments in Adani Group following US bribery allegations against its founder. TotalEnergies, holding stakes in Adani’s renewable energy and gas ventures, stated it was unaware of the US investigation. The company emphasized its zero-tolerance policy on corruption and clarified it wasn’t directly implicated.
In a significant eight-hour operation in Abujmarh, five Maoists, including three women, were killed by C-60 commandos and CRPF teams. The joint forces encountered heavy resistance, firing 2,500 rounds before securing the area. A critically injured commando was airlifted under fire. The offensive targeted PLGA’s stronghold ahead of upcoming Maharashtra elections.
President Trump’s proposed $5 million “gold card” for U.S. residency could be particularly attractive for an elite cohort of international students.
America’s students, and their parents, deserve so much better than what they’ve been given over the last several years. In fact, they deserve better than what they’ve been given since 1979 when the U.S. Department of Education was foisted upon them as a payoff to the school union bosses by Jimmy Carter. Fortunately for America’s…