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What Happens After Two Neutron Stars Collide? A Telescope Has Found a New Clue
A cosmic explosion lasted less than half a second in gamma rays, but China's Einstein Probe detected nearly ten minutes of hidden X-ray activity. The finding offers new clues about what happens after neutron stars collide and what may survive the merger.
US Gulf Oil Shutdown Nears 1.3 Million Barrels a Day as Isaias Approaches
Hurricane Isaias has halted nearly 1.3 million barrels a day of US Gulf oil production, with 121 offshore platforms evacuated. The precautionary shutdowns add to global supply pressures as operators wait to assess damage and determine when production can resume.
TCS Shares Rally Over 6% as AI Revenue Accelerates
TCS shares surged more than 6% after stable margins, international growth and annualised AI revenue of $3.1 billion lifted investor confidence. The results also helped markets look past the US suspension of the company’s green-card sponsorship route.
Springsteen and Morello Rally Musicians Against Trump-Era Policies
Bruce Springsteen and Tom Morello brought protest music, voter registration and political activism together at Maryland's Power to the People Festival, one month before the US midterm elections.
Kerala Turns to Music to Bring Public Cultural Spaces Back to Life
Kerala's Ashtamudi Water Gate Music Festival brings five days of free concerts and film screenings to Kollam. Beyond the performances, the government hopes to revive an underused cultural complex and make it a regular destination for public arts.
Chile Declares Emergency After Exceptional Flooding Hits Santiago
Chile has declared a catastrophe zone in Las Condes after exceptional rain triggered mudslides, swept away vehicles and flooded homes. At least six people were injured and more than 1,000 rescued or evacuated as El Niño strengthens.
Trump Rules Out Iran Strikes Before US Midterm Elections
Trump says the US will not attack Iran before the November 3 midterms, citing productive talks with Tehran. The pause removes the immediate threat of a new offensive but leaves the blockade, nuclear dispute and prospect of post-election escalation intact.
After Decades of Research, the World's First Operational Nuclear Clocks Begin Ticking
Scientists in Austria and China have independently built the first operational nuclear clocks, using thorium atoms to measure time through changes inside their nuclei. The achievement could eventually improve precision timekeeping and provide new ways to investigate dark matter.
US Freezes Green-Card Sponsorship Route for TCS, Cognizant and Other IT Firms
The US has frozen a key green-card sponsorship route for TCS, Cognizant, Infosys and five other tech firms, halting new and pending PERM applications. The suspension adds uncertainty for Indian professionals, though it does not itself cancel existing H-1B visas.
India and Canada Deepen Cooperation Against Crime and Terrorism
India and Canada will deepen cooperation against organised crime, terrorism, trafficking, cybercrime and extortion as security ties recover from a damaging diplomatic rupture.
Houthi Attacks on Saudi Airports Kill Three Civilians
Three foreign nationals were killed and 36 people wounded when Houthi attacks struck airports in Riyadh and Abha. Saudi Arabia retaliated against more than 80 sites in Yemen as the conflict spread from coastal battlefields to civilian aviation infrastructure.
Denmark Blames Russia for Sabotage Against Defence Firms
Denmark has accused Russia of conducting sabotage operations against defence companies supplying Ukraine. Intelligence officials say Moscow is recruiting expendable proxies online to photograph, disrupt and potentially damage arms factories and military-logistics sites.