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Police have apprehended three people and have identified a few others in connection with the death of a 32-year-old man, who was abducted and tortured reportedly by a gang from Paivalike in Kasaragod on Sunday night. According to the police, the deceased Abubacker Siddique, son of late Abdul Rahman, of Seethangoli Mugu in Kumbala was summoned by a gang to a place after he arrived from Dubai on Sunday and was taken to an undisclosed place. Later that night, he was brought to the hospital in a car reportedly by two members of the gang in Bandiyod. However, his conditions was criticial and before the doctor could treat him, he succumbed to his injuries. The police investigating the case have received some crucial CCTV footage and also identified some of the people. Three of them have been apprehended and are being questioned in connection with the incident, police said and added that the arrest is yet to be registered. The car believed to have been driven by the gang that abducted … [Read more...] about 32-year-old man succumbed to his injuries after abducted by a gang in Kasaragod

Costco has recalled about 400,000 of SunVilla Corporation’s Solar LED Market Umbrellas, according to the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission . The commission reported the recall on June 23 and said it also applies to an additional 33,000 umbrellas sold in Canada. According to the report, the lithium-ion batteries in the umbrella’s solar panels could possibly overheat and cause a fire or hazardous burns. There have been at least six reports of the batteries overheating, the commission said. In three reports, the solar panels caught fire indoors. One smoke inhalation injury has also been reported. All 10-inch Solar LED Market Umbrellas, which Costco has exclusively sold since December 2020, are involved in the recall. Costco had been selling the umbrellas nationwide in their warehouses and online before pulling the product in May. The commission encourages all customers who purchased these umbrellas to stop using them immediately and remove the solar … [Read more...] about 400,000 solar-powered umbrellas sold at Costco recalled for risk of fire, burn injuries

Concerning footage has emerged online which appears to show Tiger Woods ' leg buckle during practice at the PGA Championship . The 15-time major winner was practising around the chipping green when his surgically repaired right leg seemingly gave way momentarily. The American quickly recovered from his stumble, but one could say it foreshadowed his eventual withdrawal after three rounds . Footage of the incident was shared on social media, with Twitter user @TWlegion bluntly writing: "This was scary". Other fans weighed in on the concerning clip, with one even suggesting the pain may be too much to bare for Woods. "As a fan I feel a retirement announcement is just days away," fan @ChrisCvitanov wrote. "I appreciate the [goat] for making so many weekends epic. It’s been one hell of a ride and you are the best to ever play the game." "Jeeez…could you honestly delete this…just brutal to watch, Hurts my soul," user @t_acegolf8 said. While Twitter user @avakattack penned: … [Read more...] about Tiger Woods footage from PGA Championship leaves fans worried after injury withdrawal

The development of the internet has completely transformed the way we do business; and the “oldest profession” is no exception. In a world of online chatrooms, webcam performers can market anything from conversation to explicit sex acts. And unlike pornography or prostitution, there are virtually no laws regulating this form of sex work. Webcamming is an easy market to enter. All it takes is a computer, a decent webcam, access to a high-speed internet connection and a webcam hosting site. The hours are flexible, the working environment is safe and the salary can be very rewarding. The majority of performers are women, but there are also male and transgender performers. On sites such as Chaturbate and MyFreeCams, a tipping system operates in public chatrooms. Here, payment is voluntary, and performers are tipped for performing sexual and non-sexual acts. This makes a show profitable for the performer, at a relatively low cost to the viewer. Recommended Mother … [Read more...] about Webcamming: The sex work revolution that no one is willing to talk about

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 8 ELMAU, Germany (AP) — In 1975, leaders of the world’s wealthy democracies gathered to deal with an energy crisis sparked by a war and rampant inflation. Those same sore points are bedeviling their successors representing 46% of the global economy at this week's Group of Seven summit, with high consumer and energy prices threatening to trigger recessions in the U.S. and Europe. Here are key facts about the Group of Seven: WHAT IS THE GROUP OF SEVEN? It's a group of wealthy democracies with large, advanced economies and high standards of living. Annual summits give leaders a chance to hash out common approaches on pretty much anything they want to talk about. The first summits in the 1970s were convened to deal with the first post-World War II recession, and focused on fiscal stimulus and exchange rates. Economic policy still tends to be front and … [Read more...] about EXPLAINER: G7 provides forum for like-minded democracies

House Republicans have geared up for the first public impeachment hearings in the Ukraine scandal, set to take place this week, by having GOP staffers send a memo to lawmakers that outlines the strategy to best defend President Donald Trump. But flaws remain within their arguments, which fail to address some of the damning allegations that Democrats will focus their questions on. The 18-page document details four main points of evidence that Republicans believe "are fatal to the Democrats' allegations" that Trump made an effort to force his Ukrainian counterpart to investigate Democrats and 2016 election interference by withholding foreign military aid. "The July 25 call summary—the best evidence of the conversation—shows no conditionality or evidence of pressure." "President Zelensky and President Trump have both said there was no pressure on the call." In his now-infamous call with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, Trump said he "would like you to do us a favor, … [Read more...] about House Republicans’ defense strategy for impeachment hearings reveals flaws: Analysis

A subway worker was shot dead in front of her son on Sunday after an argument with a customer "about too much mayonnaise on his sandwich," the restaurant owner has told. Police said officers responded to the shooting at the downtown Atlanta gas station, in Northside Drive Southwest, about 6.30 p.m. local time. A second worker was hospitalized with injuries, Fox5 Atlanta reports. Restaurant owner Willie Glenn told local reporters: "Believe it or not, it was about too much mayonnaise on his sandwich. "He decided to escalate the situation and from there, that's when all hell broke loose." He added that the employee who was killed had her son in the store when it happened. He added: "One of the young ladies who was killed today, her son was in the store. She had a young son that had to witness all of this," he said. An on-duty manager returned fire at the suspect but missed, Glenn said. The two employees shot had worked at the restaurant for three or four weeks, he added. … [Read more...] about Subway worker shot dead by customer after argument over ‘too much mayo’

An international soccer match in Chile took an unexpected turn over the weekend after a pitch invading dog halted play. On Saturday, the Chile women's national soccer team played host to South American rivals Venezuela at the Estadio La Granja, Curicó. A friendly match serving as a warm-up for the Copa América Femenina, the game wasn't exactly action-packed with Chile mustering just one shot on target and Venezuela ultimately triumphing 1-0 thanks to a brilliant Mariana Speckmaier goal eight minutes from time. However, by then, the match's main highlight had already been and gone. That came in the 37th minute when, for reasons still unknown, a dog decided to run onto the pitch. Pitch invaders are nothing new in the world of soccer, but dog interlopers are a little less common. There are myriad reasons why someone may want to enter the field of play. Some do it for attention , others to protest a particular issue. Then are those who simply get carried away by the … [Read more...] about Playful dog halts soccer game after invading pitch for strokes—”Red card”

A groom-to-be was left fuming after discovering the time-off request for his wedding day was rejected at work. The man shared his frustration to Reddit 's Antiwork forum, under username Acidalia-planitia, captioning the post: "PTO [paid time off] for my wedding week declined." He raged: "I'm getting married July 22 (very excited!!!!!!) and I saw last week my PTO for the week of was rejected . "Thought maybe it was an error, but I checked the schedule and I'm put on to work the 21st and 22nd, the actual f****** day of my wedding . Hope they figure something out cause I ain't going lmao." The post has amassed more than 27,000 upvotes since being shared on Sunday, and can be read here , as people were outraged on his behalf. Many People Outraged Reasonable-Bag1459 stated: "PTO stands for Prepare The Others, because you sure won't be there! Have a wonderful wedding!" HungrySummer admitted: "Yeah I don't work places where PTO has to be approved. PTO means I'm telling … [Read more...] about Groom fumes time-off request for his wedding day was rejected: “Error”

Donald Trump was not the first presidential candidate to perform notably better on election day than pre-election polling had predicted. Ronald Reagan did it in the 1980 election. So did Bob Dole in 1996. Still, the gap between the 2020 polling and the actual results has caused considerable dismay. Since the election, a lot of people have asked the same question: “What went wrong with the polling?” I’ve been leading the Quinnipiac University Poll for over 25 years. And while a lot of work remains before there is a final diagnosis of this year’s election polls, I don’t think it will show that polling has lost its value. I already see some early indicators of what went right — as well as wrong — this year. In general, public opinion polls have had a good track record over the last 100 years. However, election polls have never been perfect, nor should that be expected. Uncertainty is part of the equation — whether because of the margin of error, who turns out to vote or the number … [Read more...] about Op-Ed: Will 2020 mark the end of election polling as we know it?