Redistricting row: California top court rejects GOP plea for hold; cost, corruption claims surface

California’s Supreme Court rejected a Republican petition to halt legislative action on redistricting maps, potentially leading to a November vote. Republicans, including Senators Strickland and Valladares, vowed to challenge what they call an “unconstitutional power grab.” The “Election Rigging Response Act” faces debate amid cost concerns and allegations of partisan bias, prompting a call for…

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Watch: Brock Lesnar’s daughter Mya shares adorable bikini video flaunting her confidence

Mya Lesnar, daughter of Brock Lesnar, champions body positivity after a challenging athletic season. Following her ninth-place finish at the USATF Outdoor Championships, she posted a confident photo in a red bikini, celebrating her strength and beauty at 200+ lbs. Lesnar’s message encourages all women to embrace their bodies and wear confidence, highlighting self-acceptance as…

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In Numbers: India’s Asia Cup squad – IPL 2025 form under the spotlight

India’s Asia Cup squad announcement has sparked debate, highlighted by Shubman Gill’s vice-captaincy and Jasprit Bumrah’s return. Suryakumar Yadav, fresh off a sensational IPL 2025, leads the batting. Selectors favoured recent IPL form, rewarding performers like Abhishek Sharma. Despite strong domestic showings, Shreyas Iyer missed out, emphasising the competition for spots.

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Not meditation, not exercise: The 5-minute habit that improves heart and brain health

In today’s fast-paced life, humming for just five to ten minutes daily can significantly boost health. Research indicates humming increases nitric oxide release, improving blood flow and benefiting both heart and brain function. This simple practice, rooted in ancient traditions, enhances oxygen circulation, potentially improving alertness, mood, and promoting relaxation. Incorporate humming into daily routines…

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Video of a group of turtle in an unusual pattern goes viral: Internet wonders what turtles are discussing

A captivating video of a ‘bale’ of turtles seemingly engaged in a meeting has taken the internet by storm, sparking widespread curiosity. The underwater gathering, captured in a viral X post, has led netizens to speculate on the turtles’ agenda, ranging from humorous theories of ‘turtle fight club’ to more serious concerns about potential world…

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Which country has the largest population of elephants on Earth?

Botswana stands as the leading haven for elephants, sheltering approximately 130,000, which is nearly a third of Africa’s total elephant population. While Botswana demonstrates successful conservation, elephants globally face threats from habitat loss and poaching. Asia’s elephant population is significantly smaller, highlighting the urgent need for continued protection to ensure their survival for future generations.

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AR Rahman battled stage fright at his first concert in Malaysia after Roja success, recalls concert director: ‘Throughout the show, he remained reserved’

After the groundbreaking success of Roja in 1992, AR Rahman became a national sensation and a new voice in Indian music. By 1996, the maestro was invited to perform his first-ever concert in Malaysia at Stadium Shah Alam, a venue filled with over 40,000 eager fans. But while the audience waited with anticipation, Rahman was…

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Federal work-study will no longer cover political roles, US Education Department says

The US Department of Education has ended Federal Work-Study funding for political activism jobs, redirecting the programme toward career-focused roles. The decision, framed as safeguarding taxpayer dollars, follows Republican criticism of its use for voter mobilization. The new guidance tightens voter registration compliance, aligning with broader election integrity measures and reshaping the intersection of education,…

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