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- 1Congress Chief Ministers Visit Election Commission Office in Delhi Protest●Gyanesh-Modi-Shah..हिसाब होगा! Congress के CM पहुंचे EC दफ्तर! Jantar-Mantar से आर-पार होगा?
Congress chief ministers have arrived at the Election Commission's office in Delhi, escalating the party's confrontation with the poll body. The visit is part of a wider protest centred on Jantar Mantar, with party leaders warning that Prime Minister Modi, Home Minister Shah and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar will have to answer for their actions. Supporters see the delegation as a bold show of unity by the opposition.
- 2Trump to award medals to Musk, Dell and Nadella▼Trump awarding medals to Musk, Dell, Nadella and other tech execs at science summit
Donald Trump is presenting medals to Elon Musk, Michael Dell, Satya Nadella and other technology executives at a science summit. The honours recognise contributions from leading figures in the tech industry, and the gathering brings together some of the most prominent names in American business and science under one roof.
- 3Premier League executives rule out Man City expulsion vote●'A risk not worth taking' - PL execs not expecting clubs to vote for Man City expulsion
Premier League executives do not expect clubs to vote to expel Manchester City, describing such a move as 'a risk not worth taking'. The comments come amid ongoing scrutiny of the club following its legal disputes with the league over financial rules, with top-flight officials apparently preferring continued regulation over the drastic step of removal.
- 4Trump awards Elon Musk the National Medal of Science●WATCH LIVE: Trump awards Elon Musk the National Medal of Science, among other awards for tech execs
Donald Trump is presenting Elon Musk with the National Medal of Science at a White House ceremony, alongside other honours for technology executives. The event recognises contributions to science and innovation, and is drawing attention because of Musk's prominent and controversial role in the administration and American industry.
- 5iPhone Duo vs Galaxy Z Fold 8: Price and Specs Compared▼iPhone Duo vs Galaxy Z Fold 8: Price, Specs, Trade-offs
Apple's latest iPhone pair and Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 are being compared on price, specifications and the trade-offs buyers face. The iPhone duo emphasises familiar slab design and ecosystem integration, while the Fold 8 offers a large folding display at a premium cost. Commentators are weighing whether the folding form factor justifies the price gap against Apple's conventional flagships.
- 6Paris 2024: Male athletes in the spotlight●ICYMI: Paris 2024 : les beaux mecs du sport se dévoilent en vidéo https://www. lagaylife.fr/paris-2024-les-be aux-mecs-d
French LGBT lifestyle site LaGayLife has published a video roundup celebrating the good looks of male athletes at the Paris 2024 Olympics. The feature highlights athletes from the Games and invites readers to enjoy clips of the sport's most handsome competitors, tapping into ongoing buzz around the Paris Olympics and the popularity of athletes both on and off the field.
- 7Shoptalk Fall: AI everywhere, but retail execs stress human connection●AI was everywhere at Shoptalk Fall, but retail execs couldn’t stop talking about human connection
At the Shoptalk Fall retail conference, artificial intelligence dominated the agenda, with vendors and retailers showcasing AI tools across merchandising, customer service, and operations. Yet conversations among retail executives kept returning to human connection, with leaders arguing that technology should strengthen, not replace, personal relationships with customers and staff.
- 8Why Mercedes calls splitting car specs a no-brainer●Why splitting car specs is a 'no-brainer' for Mercedes
Mercedes says running split car specifications between its two Formula 1 cars is a clear benefit rather than a problem, with the team describing the approach as a 'no-brainer'. The stance has drawn attention within the paddock, as teams typically prefer matching specs, and it touches on ongoing debates about development direction and driver treatment. The team argues the flexibility helps it gather data and evaluate upgrades faster.
- 9Titans Fire Three Business Executives Amid Losing Season●Titans Fire Three Business Execs Amid Another Ugly Start
The Tennessee Titans have dismissed three business-side executives as the franchise suffers through another difficult start to the season. The moves signal growing frustration within the organization, with scrutiny falling on leadership both on and off the field as the team's struggles continue into another campaign.
- 10Microsoft launches Nvidia-powered AI Surface PCs●Microsoft releases new Nvidia-chip AI PCs with revamped Windows 11 Microsoft revealed the specs and price for its Surfac
Microsoft has unveiled specs and pricing for its Surface Laptop Ultra, a new line of AI PCs running on Nvidia chips designed to handle AI models and agents locally, alongside a revamped Windows 11. The announcement signals Microsoft's push to put on-device AI capabilities into mainstream consumer laptops rather than relying on the cloud.
- 11Elena Reshetova to open Linux Security Summit EU 2026 in Prague●Elena Reshetova opening @ LinuxSecSummit EU 2026 in Prague. # linux # infosec
Elena Reshetova is set to deliver the opening at the Linux Security Summit EU 2026, taking place in Prague. The announcement is circulating among Linux and information security communities, where Reshetova is a known figure in kernel security work. Attendees and developers are flagging the summit as a key European gathering for Linux security discussions.
- 12Faster fabrication improves perovskite solar cell performance▼Faster fabrication, better performance for PCECs
Researchers report a new approach to fabricating perovskite solar cells that is both faster and yields better performance. The development could make the promising low-cost photovoltaic technology easier to manufacture at scale, addressing one of the main obstacles to commercial adoption of perovskite-based energy conversion devices.
- 13Syracuse Engineering Faculty to Be Honored by Technology Alliance▼ECS Faculty to Be Honored by the Technology Alliance of Central New York
Faculty members from Syracuse University's College of Engineering and Computer Science are set to be recognized by the Technology Alliance of Central New York. The regional technology organization will honor the ECS faculty members for their contributions, though details of the specific awards and recipients have not yet been widely circulated.