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Netflix Executive Claims He Was Fired After Disclosing Prescribed Ketamine Use, Sues Company
According to the lawsuit, Baillie sought ketamine therapy at a clinic in Santa Barbara in late 2022 after struggling with clinical depression following the death of his mother.
Indian-Origin Diamond Trader Kidnapped In Mali, Freed After 44-Crore Payout
The kidnappers initially demanded around Rs 100 crore for Ramani's release, but his family members, who live in the US, negotiated the amount down before securing his release.
A Sweary Boss Might Make You Work Harder Or Want To Quit
Study finds employee reactions to swearing bosses vary by personality and country equality levels
How Trump Is Using Trade Law To Impose New Tariffs On Over 60 Countries
US levied tariffs on countries that had failed "to impose and effectively enforce a prohibition on the importation of goods produced with forced labor."
'He Spoke, Then Shot': Indian-Origin Woman, 26, Killed In 'Targeted Attack' In Canada
Police said they believe Navneet Kaur's murder was a "targeted attack" and there were no outstanding suspects. They said the motive behind the shooting is still not clear, and the homicide team of police is now investigating the case.
Instagram, Facebook Ran AI 'Nudify' Ads From China: Report
Beijing-based GatherOne Inc has been responsible in recent months for some 7,600 ads for mobile apps that can transpose women's faces onto naked bodies and create sexualized videos, the report said.
Red Sea Shipping Slows After Houthi Attack On Saudi Oil Sites, Data Shows
Red Sea traffic has been disrupted off the coast of Yemen since last week by the Tehran-aligned Houthis, who want to blockade Saudi exports, expanding the US-Iran conflict that has already choked oil supply through the Strait of Hormuz.
Japan PM Takaichi's Approval Rating Drops To 57% Over Rising Living Costs
In a poll conducted between July 24 and 26, the approval rating for Sanae Takaichi's administration fell to 57%, down from 69% in June and the first time it has dropped below 60% since she took office
NDTV Exclusive: How Israel Quietly Armed India's Jets To Win Kargil War Against Pakistan In 1999
The story began in November 1996, when Rafael signed an agreement with India to fit the Mirage 2000 fighter jets with the Litening targeting pod, a system that would allow Indian pilots to identify and strike targets with far greater precision than before.
Multiple Injured In Mass Shooting At Food Festival In US' Seattle
The shooting happened at the time Seattle Centre was hosting its annual Bite of Seattle festival, featuring hundreds of local vendors and live music performances.
Islamabad Ready For Crackdown As PoK Heads For Legislative Polls Amid Unrest
Pakistan's Punjab province has deployed 14,000 police personnel in the region for security duty in anticipation of violence during the polling.
2 Dead After Russian Missiles Hit Ukraine Overnight
The strikes came as Ukraine's successful drone attacks have stalled the Russian army's advances in an expanded campaign inside Russia that has been causing fuel shortages and piling pressure on Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
Chief Suspect In Deadly Attack Near Berlin Pride Parade Shot Dead
Officers located the suspect, previously named as 21-year-old Abdul Ballout, at around 6:00 pm.
'Blatant Violation': Iran's Araghchi Slams Ukraine Over Attack On Its Ship
It came after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Kyiv had carried out long-range strikes in the Caspian Sea against vessels transporting military cargo involving Iran.
Cuban President Says US Trying To Seize Island
The United States maintains that Cuba, an ally of Russia and China, poses a security threat to the region and violates the rights of its citizens.
He Got Her A Green Card. Now She'll Get His Money: Meet Epstein's 'Favourite'
Under the terms of his will, she stands to inherit up to $100 million, along with a 33-carat diamond ring. Yet for years, she kept her connection to one of the most notorious men in America almost entirely out of public view.
13 Children Found In 'Zombie' State After Eating 'Mushroom-Laced Edibles' At Camp In New Jersey
While most campers were stabilised on-site, at least one was transferred to University Hospital as a precautionary measure.
Water Outage At London Airport Leaves Toilets Out Of Order, Eateries Shut
SES Water said it was working to restore service after a power outage at its Bough Beech Water Treatment Works caused a drop in pressure and temporary water loss for some customers in Kent and Sussex counties.
Germany Suspects "Islamic Terror" Angle In Deadly Berlin Pride Attack
Authorities issued a wanted notice and warned people against approaching Abdul Ballout, a German citizen with Lebanese roots, saying that he may be armed and dangerous.
