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Google's top scientist Sergei Vassilvitskii is reportedly furious with the EU's proposal to share search data with rivals, warning it risks exposing private user information. He claims their 'red team' can break the EU's anonymization scheme in under two hours, raising serious privacy and security concerns. Regulators will decide by July 27.

American tennis player Reilly Opelka has added his voice to the growing debate around prize money and revenue sharing in professional tennis ahead of the upcoming French Open. Several top ATP and WTA stars have recently questioned whether players are receiving a fair share of the sport’s massive earnings from television rights, sponsorships and ticket sales.

Relatives of a 19-year-old patient, declared dead at KEM Hospital, allegedly assaulted a nurse and three security guards early Tuesday. The attack occurred hours after the teenager, who was undergoing treatment for liver failure, passed away. Police have registered a case against four relatives, with hospital staff claiming more were involved.

New rules under the Code on Social Security mandate gig and platform workers to work 90 days with one aggregator for social security benefits. Those working with multiple platforms need 120 days. Aggregators must register workers and face a 12% annual interest for delayed contributions.

Malayalam director Vinayan lauded actor Vijay's "historic" political ascent, highlighting his courage in entering politics at his career's peak. Vinayan contrasted Vijay's success with Rajinikanth's "fear" and Kamal Haasan's "failure," emphasizing Vijay's self-belief. He urged leaders to give Vijay a fair chance to govern, noting the actor's rapid connection with the public.

Martina Navratilova criticized Gavin Newsom after a transgender athlete qualified for girls track championships in California. Olympic legends Nancy Hogshead and Kaillie Humphries also joined the debate, while protests, lawsuits, and investigations connected to California sports policies continue growing across the state.

Actress Jyotika's recent Mother's Day workout video has captivated fans, showcasing her impressive energy and dedication in the gym. The 'System' star's intense routine, performed with confidence, has earned widespread admiration for her disciplined lifestyle and youthful appearance. Her commitment to fitness, even while balancing a thriving acting career, serves as a powerful inspiration, particularly for mothers.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are set to step into one of the most exciting phases of their lives as the world waits for their multi million dollar wedding which is slated to be one of the biggest and exciting events of the year. While there are speculations that the high profile couple have already locked in on 3rd July as their wedding date, it seems Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce might just be planning something else too.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang declared America a priority for advanced chip sales, stating China should not have access to the "latest and greatest" AI technology. However, he urged the US not to abandon the Chinese market entirely, arguing that global sales and increased tax revenues strengthen American economic and national security.

UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will distribute appointment letters to candidates selected through the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission and Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission in Lucknow. The recruitment will cover posts in the AYUSH, Vocational Education and Divyangjan Empowerment departments. Later, in Saharanpur, the chief minister will inaugurate and lay foundation stones for 325 development projects worth Rs 2,131 crore. Beneficiaries of various welfare schemes will also receive certificates during the government programme.

India's maternity law has been significantly reformed by the Supreme Court, striking down a discriminatory three-month age limit for adoptive mothers' leave. This landmark ruling recognizes that the crucial bonding period for adopted children isn't bound by a strict timeline, ensuring substantive justice and dignity for all mothers. The judgment champions a broader understanding of parenthood and caregiving.

On May 8, 2026, celebrated author Apurva Asrani will bid farewell to his personal Instagram account, @apurva_asrani, after ten years of sharing his creative journey online. He expresses his dissatisfaction with the evolving landscape of social media, where genuine connection has been overshadowed by algorithms and commercial profits.

A 17-year-old Dasia Taylor created innovative surgical threads. These threads change color to signal wound infections early. Her inspiration was to make affordable medical technology accessible. Taylor used beet juice and tested threads for this breakthrough. Her invention offers a low-cost alternative to expensive smart sutures. This development highlights science, public health, and social equity.

Iran has criticized a US-backed UN Security Council draft resolution as politically motivated, stating it won't resolve the West Asian crisis. Tehran argues the only solution is ending the US naval blockade and restoring normal passage in the Strait of Hormuz, urging member states to reject the proposal.

Sai Pallavi's Hindi debut, 'Ek Din,' starring alongside Junaid Khan, has seen a slow start at the box office. The romantic drama, a remake of the Thai film 'One Day,' collected Rs 1.00 crore on its second day, reflecting a slight dip. Despite a unique concept, the film's occupancy trends remain low, with modest turnout across shows.

An optical illusion personality test, shared on social media, claims to reveal core traits based on what viewers see first: a rock, a cat, or a face. The image suggests that seeing the rock indicates adaptability, the cat signifies reliability, and the face points to a creative nature.

A CCTV operator on election duty was arrested for recording and sharing footage from a high-security control room near a strong room housing EVMs at Anna University. The breach, noticed by security, led to his immediate arrest and the seizure of his devices.