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LONDON – Major airlines, media companies, banks and telecommunications companies around the world reported systems outages on Friday that disrupted their operations.In the United States, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines and others halted flights less than an hour after Microsoft said it had resolved a cloud-service-related outage that affected several low-cost carriers.It was not immediately clear whether the grounding of flights was related to the Microsoft cloud outage, and the Washington state-based tech giant did not immediately respond to an emailed request for comment.Power outages spread widelyThe technology outage affected widespread travel from Britain to Singapore on Friday,…

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The first day I went down to Atlanta in 2005, to TNT’s Techwood Drive studios to do “Inside the NBA,” the show’s producer, the legendary Tim Kiely, made things simple for me.“If you look at the (bleeping) camera, I’ll wring your neck,” he said.I smiled. This was going to work out.Kiely and I were former employees at ESPN. So I knew exactly what he meant.TK, as everyone knows him, had gone to what was then called Turner Sports years before I did, and was the driving force behind “Inside” becoming the greatest sports studio show in the history of television,…

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With just months to go until the US presidential election, a new poll from the American Psychiatric Association found that 73% of respondents feel anxious about the election. Elijah Nouberge/AFP via Getty Images Hide caption Toggle caption Elijah Nouberge/AFP via Getty Images The presidential election is having a negative impact on Americans’ mental health, according to a new survey. in front There has been an assassination attempt on one candidate and widespread calls for another to withdraw from the election. Nearly three-quarters (73%) of respondents to a poll by the American Psychiatric Association said they were feeling anxious about the…

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In a case raising the question of whether Bar Council elections are subject to the writ jurisdiction of the Constitutional Court under Article 226 of the Constitution, the Supreme Court today stated that if there is an issue relating to Bar Council elections, it will be referred to the concerned civil court.Bench Justice Abhay S. Okah and Justice A.G. Masih. Notably, while dealing with the Alipore Bar Association case, this court had disposed of the plea by setting aside the plea, but the question of law remained unresolved.To summarise the facts of the case, the petitioner Subir Sengupta filed a…

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Down icon An icon in the shape of a downward angle. Anthony and Joe Russo are the brother duo who directed Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame. Rocco Spaziani / Arcivio Spaziani / Mondadori Portfolio (Getty Images) Multiple outlets have reported that the Russo brothers are in talks to return to Marvel.So-called “superhero movie fatigue” is causing a crisis in the film industry.The Russo brothers might be just what the superhero industry needs to revive itself. The Russo Brothers, the directorial duo behind the $4 billion movie The blockbusters “Avengers: Infinity War” and “Avengers: Endgame” may come back to save…

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When I heard about Jeff Jacobsen’s idea for his next sports photography project, I knew it would be a big hit. It’s a massive project — the kind that will serve as a model for the photojournalism students I teach at the University of Kansas; a meticulous undertaking that will define Kansas sports in our imagination for decades; an inspired documentary project that will invite local journalists to tell compelling local stories — and a project that will demand full commitment from Jacobsen himself. His idea? To visit every county in Kansas (all 105 counties) and photograph a sport in…

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(Bloomberg) — China holds its twice-a-decade conference heralding major policy shifts, but this one offered few catalysts for stock investors, dampening hopes of a recovery in the world’s second-largest stock market.Most read articles on BloombergThe so-called Third Plenum left investors with little reason to believe leaders were preparing a big stimulus package to boost demand or halt the real estate slump that is plaguing China’s economy.Traders expect Chinese stocks to underperform in the near term as they await detailed guidelines and corporate earnings reports in the coming weeks. China’s economic woes and geopolitical tensions arising from the growing likelihood of…

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“Marriage brings responsibilities, men become leaders and women become mothers,” Mohamed Naim said during Father’s Day celebrations on June 29.Soon after, the National Security Council also voiced its criticism of the childfree trend. In a rare commentary posted to its website in early July, the council said, “The concept of not having children could lead to demographic imbalances in society.””This will directly provoke tensions between different ethnic groups and social classes, ultimately leading to internal conflict and crisis,” the NSC warned.Malaysia’s religious affairs minister said it was against Islamic teachings for couples to choose not to have children. Photo: ShutterstockRacial…

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The Punjab Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) has reportedly registered a case against Amin-ul-Haq for his involvement in sabotage operations targeting vital installations in the region. read morePakistani counterterrorism authorities have arrested Amin-ul-Haq, a senior al-Qaida leader known for his close ties to Osama bin Laden, the mastermind behind the 9/11 attacks on the United States.be dawn According to reports, the Punjab Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) has registered a case against Ul Haq for his involvement in plotting sabotage attacks against vital sites in the region.”In a major breakthrough in the fight against terrorism, the CTD, in collaboration with intelligence agencies,…

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Australia and New Zealand have been hit by a major cyber outage affecting businesses, government services and airports. Downdetector, a website that tracks cyber outages, reported that Australian banks and telecommunications companies including ANZ, Westpac, Visa and Optus were affected. Australia’s national cyber security coordinator said it was “aware of a major technical outage this afternoon affecting many businesses and services across Australia.” He added that there was “no information to suggest this was a cybersecurity incident.” Affected Airlines: “A global technical outage is affecting some airline operations and terminal services,” Sydney Airport said in a post on X, adding…

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