Princeton University budget cuts close library doors early, leaving students scrambling

Princeton University has reduced hours across several branch libraries, citing budget pressures linked to federal funding cuts. Students face shorter late-night and weekend access at the Architecture, East Asian, Mendel Music, and Lewis Science libraries. Staffing hours were halved, leaving many student workers struggling financially. While frustration grows, Princeton says it will monitor usage and…

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‘AI incidence rate entirely normal in context of its scale & size:’ MD Campbell Wilson

Following the tragic AI 171 crash, Air India faces increased scrutiny, with CEO Campbell Wilson emphasizing that reported incidents are normal given the airline’s scale. Despite challenges in restoring its former glory since Tata’s acquisition, Air India is working on improvements, including enhanced aircraft checks and empowering frontline teams to address customer service shortfalls.

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‘So this is your respect for farmers’: JD(S) slams Kharge for his ‘I planted 40 acres’ rebuke

JDS criticized Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge for dismissing a farmer’s grievances about crop damage in Kalaburagi. JDS accused Kharge of arrogance, stating that Congress only cares about farmers in speeches. In a clip from Kharge’s Kalaburagi house, Kharge was seen claiming that his own crop loss was worse and accused the farmer of seeking publicity.

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