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Stabbed 37 times with kitchen knife: Indian-origin Varinder Singh found guilty for sister-in-law's murder in California

Varinder Singh, an Indian-origin man, was found guilty of second-degree murder in the death of his sister-in-law Kuljeet Kaur who was stabbed 37 times with an eight-inch kitchen knife in 2022. Singh did not plead guilty and said he was looked down upon by the family of his wife, identified…

The Times of India

WNBA 2025 playoff predictions: can the Minnesota Lynx complete their revenge tour?

Our writers pick the champion, key players and dark horses as the WNBA postseason tips off on Sunday

The Guardian - US

In 'Opus,' Cult Leaders and Pop Stars Are One in the Same

The A24 film's costume and production designers open up about crafting fictional pop icon Moretti’s style and mysterious estate.

Marie Claire

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'Webb has shown us they are clearly wrong': How astrophysicist Sophie Koudmani's research on supermassive black holes is rewriting the history of our universe

How did supermassive black holes get big so fast? Astrophysicist Souphie Koudmani tells us how she and her colleagues are finding out.

LiveScience

WNBA 2024 playoff predictions: can Caitlin Clark lead the Fever to a shock title?

Our writers pick the champion, key players and dark horses as the WNBA postseason tips off on Sunday

The Guardian - US

Should you get a pet nup? How the law deals with your fur baby if you break up with your partner

Never mind having kids, for young couples today adopting a pet together is an important relationship milestone. Pet ownership in the UK and elsewhere is largely driven by millennials and generation Z, according to one survey. But what happens to your “fur baby” if you break up?

The Conversation

Grit and glory: Swapnil Kusale eyes Los Angeles 2028 for an encore

Pune-based Swapnil Kusale, who bagged India's third shooting bronze at the Paris Olympics with the rifle 3P medal, sets his sights on an encore in LA 2028

The Times of India

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Basic norms of collecting evidence brazenly violated: Allahabad HC on Nithari killings

The High Court expressed “disappointment at the manner in which Nithari killings, particularly the disappearance of victim A, have been investigated”.

The Hindu

SneakPeek: Shadow Game review – innovative record of a refugee’s journey

Delivered by smartphone in voice notes, videos and texts, this ‘real-time documentary’ follows Afghan teen Sajid on an arduous trek across Europe

The Guardian - UK

Do CCTV cameras protect us or invade our privacy?

CCTVs as helping the police fight crime or as a tool to invade privacy

The Hindu

Future of Finance: Franklin Templeton’s Bayston and Kaul on embracing blockchains as 'emerging digital nation states'

Pushing further into the crypto universe is all about "expanding opportunities" for clients.

Fortune

Designer Sahil Kochhar on designing costumes for Miss India finalists

When you are iconic Indian designer Rohit Bal's protégé, the craftsmanship and designs are bound to be impeccable. And designer Sahil Kochhar has been just doing that since the inception of his label in 2014. Sahil with the help of his meticulous craftsmen and weavers have given a new definition…

The Times of India

A Kansas police officer victimized ‘countless’ women, lawyers say. The state hinders them from suing

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Two women who say they were sexually abused by longtime Kansas City, Kansas, police detective Roger Golubski have expressed interest in suing — if only state law would let them.

Tribune News Service

Shadow Game review – teen migrants turn illegal border crossing into video game

Contrasting their own self-empowered social-media footage with their vulnerability and the enormity of their struggle gives this documentary a heartbreaking high-concept jolt

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‘It’s place first, not party first’: city mayors on how they are reshaping English politics

England’s directly elected leaders – from Sadiq Khan and Andy Street to Andy Burnham and Joanne Anderson – are shaking up the way the country is run. We paired up six of them to ask where they see the future of politics – clue, it’s not in Westminster

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