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Career forecast for July - The month will be exceptionally great for some sun signs, while others will need to keep a low profile. Here is what the stars have in store for those looking to take a career leap and build their finances.

Thousands of protesters marched across South Africa's major cities demanding that undocumented migrants leave the country. Authorities deployed heavy police and private security amid fears of violence after anti-migrant groups set a deadline for undocumented foreigners to depart. The demonstrations come as thousands of migrants have already left or been repatriated, highlighting rising tensions over immigration and border security in South Africa.

The district administration, the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), the Border Roads Organisation (BRO), state police and local volunteers have initiated extensive relief and rescue efforts. Authorities are working round the clock to restore damaged road links and reconnect affected areas.

Michael Byrne, a renowned British actor, died at the age of 82 on June 20. He has had a career spanning over six decades and appeared in more than 170 screen productions. Read on to know more.

The signal is clear: with Beijing squeezing on one side and Washington's trade unpredictability on the other, Japan is betting big on India. And the Northeast, quietly, is becoming the physical spine of that bet.

Centre has reduced aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices by around Rs 5 per litre, providing relief to domestic airlines as global crude oil prices decline. The latest ATF price cut is expected to lower operating costs and support the aviation sector amid easing fuel prices.

Police recreate the Lohagad Fort crime scene in the Ketan Agarwal death case as the defence sharply questions the evidence against accused Chetan Chaudhary. Read the latest updates.

Since 1900, the U.S. Economy spent 36 to 45 percent of every decade in recession. That is until the 2010s, when that number hit zero. The 2020s are tracking near 3 percent. In this next report, we decode how the business cycle, the thing that built modern macroeconomics, may be breaking down. Take a look.

White House's latest X post is being seen as a sarcastic jibe at Hillary Clinton, who ran against Donald Trump for president in 2016 and lost. People are shocked to see the post, with users calling out the people handling White House's X handle.

Carl Rinsch was convicted last year of misspending $11 million paid to him by the streaming platform in 2020 to create a science fiction series called White Horse.

A four-year-old boy who fell into a 220-foot-deep borewell in Ambala died despite a massive 19-hour rescue operation involving the Army, NDRF, SDRF and local authorities. The child, identified as Nirvair Singh, was finally pulled out and rushed to hospital, where doctors declared him dead.

Markwayne Mullin, US homeland security secretary, admitted during a briefing in Washington that he felt 'happy about Iran not advancing in the tournament.'

Britain's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has proposed major reforms that could reshape how Apple and Google operate their app stores in the UK. The regulator wants developers to be allowed to direct users to alternative payment methods outside Apple's App Store and Google Play, potentially reducing commission fees and boosting competition. The proposals could also pave the way for UK fintech firms to build rival digital wallets on Apple's iPhone ecosystem. If implemented, the changes would mark one of the biggest regulatory challenges yet to Apple and Google's control over mobile app payments.

Gaurav Khanna has finally opened up about his split from Akanksha Chamola after she announced the divorce on the premiere episode of Lock Upp Season 2. Read on to know more.

Iran's football federation has hit back after a senior US official celebrated the team's World Cup elimination, accusing Washington of spreading "lies" and saying Iran is "used to mistreatment." The response came after US Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said he was "happy" Iran had exited the tournament and even performed a "happy dance." The controversy has added a political dimension to Iran's emotionally charged World Cup campaign.

This is the first reduction in commercial LPG prices in 2026, following several substantial increases over recent months. At the start of the year, a 19-kg commercial cylinder in Delhi was priced at Rs 1,691.50, but rates climbed significantly thereafter.

Afghan authorities say a deadly strike has killed ISIS fighters during a counterterrorism operation. Officials claim the operation targeted militants linked to the Islamic State's regional affiliate.

On World Social Media Day, take a closer look at how much time the world spends scrolling. According to the latest DataReportal Digital 2026 Global Overview Report, the average social media user spends 2 hours and 39 minutes every day on social platforms, adding up to more than 40 full days every year.

India has cut the price of 19-kg commercial LPG cylinders by ₹183.50, marking the first major reduction after months of steep increases driven by the West Asia crisis. The move brings the Delhi price down to ₹2,930 from ₹3,113.50. But, how significant is the reduction compared to the hike?