
Amid ongoing students' protests in Bangladesh,rioters stormed a jail on Friday in the central district of Narsingdi and freed the prison's inmates before setting the facility on fire. The largest IT outage in global history was reported today.From aviation to banking to infrastructure, various industries in Europe, Asia, Australia and the Americas have been affected. The outage was reportedly caused by a disruption in the cloud services of Microsoft. In other news, US President Joe Biden's campaign chairhas insisted that the president is "absolutely" staying in the race and remains capable of defeating the GOP leader.
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Bangladesh student protests: Demonstrators storm prison, free hundreds of inmates

Students in Bangladesh protesting thegovernment's job quota system stormeda prison and freed hundreds of inmates on Friday (July 19)as police struggled to quell unrest.
Biden 'absolutely' staying in race despite dipping support, asserts campaign chair

US President Joe Biden's presidential campaign chair has now acknowledged that support for the Democratic leader has further dipped over the past few weeks.

A global IT outage is hitting several sectors across the world on Friday (July 19).
US journalist Evan Gershkovich sentenced to 16 years in jail by Russian court

Wall Street Journal (WSJ) Evan Gershkovich has been sentenced to 16 years in jail on espionage chargesby a Russian court after just over three weeks of closed-door court proceedings.
Zuckerberg who once banned Trump from Meta, calls him 'badass' after surviving assassination bid

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has called Donald Trump 'badass' and inspiring after the former president narrowly escaped an assassination attempt before raising his fist and mouthing 'Fight, fight, fight', to the public gathered to witness him during a Republican rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Israel’s presence in Palestinian territories illegal, rules top UN court

Israel's decades-long occupation of the Palestinian territories is illegal and needs to end "as rapidly as possible", the UN's top court said Friday.
Leeds riots: Viral video shows bus being set on fire amid unrest in UK city
A video ofprotesters overturning a police vehicle and setting a double-decker bus on fire is making rounds on social media. The video came after major riots broke out in Leeds, United Kingdom.
'What is this plea...': SC refuses to entertain bail petition of Bilkis Bano's rapists

The Indian Supreme Court on Friday (Jul 19) dismissed the bail plea filed by two of 11 convicts in the Bilkis Bano gangrape case.

According to reports,former vice-captain Hardik Pandyawas not considered for the role due to his fitness issues which have seen him get limited to only white-ball format. The report further states that Pandya was asked to participate in the Vijay Hazare Trophy (India’s domestic ODI tournament).
Bad Newz review: Vicky Kaushal and Ammy Virk's chemistry works, rest of the things don't

Bad Newzis good news for Vicky Kaushal fans- who are in plenty, especially after hisTauba Taubaglow-up.The film belongs to Kaushal who lights up the screen with his over-the-top, Punjabi mama's boy act. Akhil Chaddha seems to be written for Kaushal and he alevates the predictable, OTT rom-com with his swagger and performance.