Fashion designer Marc Jacobs walks into his own store, video shows staff not recognising him
Fashion designer Marc Jacobs filmed himself shopping at his own store at an airport. The video showed the store's sales staff failing to recognise him and showing him articles and assisting him like a normal customer. "Nice to go unnoticed in your own shop," he joked in the video shared by him on TikTok.
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Fashion designer Marc Jacobs filmed himself shopping at his own store at an airport. The video showed the store's sales staff failing to recognise him and showing him articles and assisting him like a normal customer. "Nice to go unnoticed in your own shop," he joked in the video shared by him on TikTok.
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'He's a piece of shit,' says Meta exec after crashing meeting in expletive-filled rant
A Meta executive interrupted an internal meeting with an expletive-filled rant, according to a recording heard by WIRED. The employee urged presenters to tell a Meta AI executive that "he is a piece of shit". The incident reportedly comes amid discontent within Meta's Applied AI team over the "soul-crushing" work some employees say they have been assigned.
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A Meta executive interrupted an internal meeting with an expletive-filled rant, according to a recording heard by WIRED. The employee urged presenters to tell a Meta AI executive that "he is a piece of shit". The incident reportedly comes amid discontent within Meta's Applied AI team over the "soul-crushing" work some employees say they have been assigned.
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CM Suvendu vows to bring Tata back to Bengal, promises industrial growth
West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari promised to bring Tata Group back to the state. He promised industrial growth and added that his government will attract investment opportunities and create jobs. The Tata Group had exited the state in 2008 after the Singur agitation led by then Opposition leader Mamata Banerjee, forcing Tata Motors to relocate its Nano plant to Gujarat.
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03:26 pm Sunday, 14 June 2026
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West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari promised to bring Tata Group back to the state. He promised industrial growth and added that his government will attract investment opportunities and create jobs. The Tata Group had exited the state in 2008 after the Singur agitation led by then Opposition leader Mamata Banerjee, forcing Tata Motors to relocate its Nano plant to Gujarat.
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Mexican trade group chief removed over racist gesture at S Korean influencer during WC game
A Mexican trade association president has reportedly been removed from his position after a video showing him making a racist gesture towards a South Korean influencer during the South Korea-Czechia FIFA World Cup 2026 match in Mexico surfaced online. The video showed the man making a "slant-eye" gesture toward Yoon Su-jin. The incident sparked widespread criticism on social media.
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03:18 pm Sunday, 14 June 2026
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A Mexican trade association president has reportedly been removed from his position after a video showing him making a racist gesture towards a South Korean influencer during the South Korea-Czechia FIFA World Cup 2026 match in Mexico surfaced online. The video showed the man making a "slant-eye" gesture toward Yoon Su-jin. The incident sparked widespread criticism on social media.
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Neville slams FIFA over 'offside' row during WC game, says 'It's like a dictator'
Ex-England defender Gary Neville slammed FIFA after Switzerland were awarded a penalty in their World Cup 2026 match against Qatar, with replays appearing to suggest that Remo Freuler may have been in an offside position. "It's like a dictator," he said. Neville added, "The idea that they hold this evidence internally...and don't show fans from nations playing in tournaments is...ridiculous."
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03:36 pm Sunday, 14 June 2026
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Ex-England defender Gary Neville slammed FIFA after Switzerland were awarded a penalty in their World Cup 2026 match against Qatar, with replays appearing to suggest that Remo Freuler may have been in an offside position. "It's like a dictator," he said. Neville added, "The idea that they hold this evidence internally...and don't show fans from nations playing in tournaments is...ridiculous."
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Salesforce gives 30 weeks' severance pay, more than Amazon: Report
Salesforce has begun notifying employees of a fresh round of layoffs across its AI MuleSoft, IT integration and marketing software divisions, Livemint reported. According to Business Insider, eligible workers are being offered severance packages of up to 30 weeks' pay and will remain on payroll until August 7. The package reportedly exceeds the severance benefits offered by Oracle and Amazon.
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03:31 pm Sunday, 14 June 2026
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Salesforce has begun notifying employees of a fresh round of layoffs across its AI MuleSoft, IT integration and marketing software divisions, Livemint reported. According to Business Insider, eligible workers are being offered severance packages of up to 30 weeks' pay and will remain on payroll until August 7. The package reportedly exceeds the severance benefits offered by Oracle and Amazon.
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Doctor shares 5 morning habits you shouldn't skip
Longevity expert Dr Vassily Eliopoulos has shared his five morning habits that he doesn't skip to support healthier, longer life. "Get sunlight in the eyes within 30 minutes of waking before any screens," he said. He suggested drinking sea salt-mixed water, getting 20-30 minutes of movement before coffee and having high-protein breakfast. He also takes health supplements with breakfast.
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03:57 pm Sunday, 14 June 2026
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Longevity expert Dr Vassily Eliopoulos has shared his five morning habits that he doesn't skip to support healthier, longer life. "Get sunlight in the eyes within 30 minutes of waking before any screens," he said. He suggested drinking sea salt-mixed water, getting 20-30 minutes of movement before coffee and having high-protein breakfast. He also takes health supplements with breakfast.
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'Company tracking toilet breaks, told me to work extra' says Gujarat employee; sparks debate
An employee at a company in Gujarat sparked a debate as they revealed that the firm was tracking their washroom breaks. The employee was told they spent 53 minutes in the washroom. "I was told to sit in an extra 40 minutes," the employee said. Reacting to this, people said, "Run" and "Resign before they ask you to do it."
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03:53 pm Sunday, 14 June 2026
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An employee at a company in Gujarat sparked a debate as they revealed that the firm was tracking their washroom breaks. The employee was told they spent 53 minutes in the washroom. "I was told to sit in an extra 40 minutes," the employee said. Reacting to this, people said, "Run" and "Resign before they ask you to do it."
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Pak Defence Minister invokes Quran's most severe punishment verse for protesters in PoK
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif is facing backlash from religious scholars for invoking one of Quran's most severe punishment verses in message aimed at anti-government protesters in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir. The verse refers to punishments, including execution & amputation of hands and feet. Scholars are questioning the use of such a severe religious reference for a political protest.
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03:45 pm Sunday, 14 June 2026
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Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif is facing backlash from religious scholars for invoking one of Quran's most severe punishment verses in message aimed at anti-government protesters in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir. The verse refers to punishments, including execution & amputation of hands and feet. Scholars are questioning the use of such a severe religious reference for a political protest.
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3 Sena UBT MPs skip key Uddhav meeting amid 'Operation Tiger' buzz
Three out of nine Shiv Sena (UBT) MPs skipped a key meeting at Matoshree, Uddhav Thackeray's residence on Sunday amid buzz over 'Operation Tiger' launched by Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde. Two MPs were reportedly unreachable while one MP informed that his son is admitted in hospital. Earlier, reports stated that six-seven Sena UBT MPs are in touch with Shinde.
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Three out of nine Shiv Sena (UBT) MPs skipped a key meeting at Matoshree, Uddhav Thackeray's residence on Sunday amid buzz over 'Operation Tiger' launched by Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde. Two MPs were reportedly unreachable while one MP informed that his son is admitted in hospital. Earlier, reports stated that six-seven Sena UBT MPs are in touch with Shinde.
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What happened in 24 hours before US restricted access to Anthropic's top AI models?
The US government on Friday issued an export control order restricting foreign nationals' access to Anthropic's most powerful AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5. The move came a day after Amazon flagged concerns about bypassing Fable's safety guardrails, POLITICO reported. Anthropic was asked to voluntarily remove Fable, but after it didn't commit to doing so, the order was issued.
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04:08 pm Sunday, 14 June 2026
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The US government on Friday issued an export control order restricting foreign nationals' access to Anthropic's most powerful AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5. The move came a day after Amazon flagged concerns about bypassing Fable's safety guardrails, POLITICO reported. Anthropic was asked to voluntarily remove Fable, but after it didn't commit to doing so, the order was issued.
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India is the 3rd largest start-up ecosystem: PM Modi in France
PM Narendra Modi spoke at the Bharat Innovates programme in France and said, "India is the 3rd largest start-up ecosystem." "In the past 11-12 years, India has created a strong innovation ecosystem, from patent filing to incubation networks, from Startup India to policy support...Our vision is not limited to big cities...we've worked to seep innovation to the grassroots," he added.
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PM Narendra Modi spoke at the Bharat Innovates programme in France and said, "India is the 3rd largest start-up ecosystem." "In the past 11-12 years, India has created a strong innovation ecosystem, from patent filing to incubation networks, from Startup India to policy support...Our vision is not limited to big cities...we've worked to seep innovation to the grassroots," he added.
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2 girls abducted, raped by minors, walk 5 km after assault in MP
Two 16-year-old girls in Madhya Pradesh's Dhar district allegedly walked nearly 5 km home after being abducted and raped by two minor boys, police said. The victims were reportedly threatened with death and abandoned in a secluded area after the assault. Their families alerted police after learning about the incident. A case under the POCSO Act has been registered.
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Two 16-year-old girls in Madhya Pradesh's Dhar district allegedly walked nearly 5 km home after being abducted and raped by two minor boys, police said. The victims were reportedly threatened with death and abandoned in a secluded area after the assault. Their families alerted police after learning about the incident. A case under the POCSO Act has been registered.
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Floating Maggi kiosk on Dal Lake sparks backlash, people say 'Spare some spots of nature'
A Floating Maggi point at Kashmir's Dal Lake has sparked backlash online with people calling it a "repulsive" and "disgusting" marketing. "Leave some spots of nature the way they are intended to be. All the pristine places aren’t your billboard," said one user. "You have destroyed mountains with wrappers, now you are going to destroy our water sources," said another.
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04:15 pm Sunday, 14 June 2026
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A Floating Maggi point at Kashmir's Dal Lake has sparked backlash online with people calling it a "repulsive" and "disgusting" marketing. "Leave some spots of nature the way they are intended to be. All the pristine places aren’t your billboard," said one user. "You have destroyed mountains with wrappers, now you are going to destroy our water sources," said another.
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Wikipedia can be biased on disputed issues: Co-founder on bias against India, Hindus
When asked about bias against India and Hindus on Wikipedia and Hindu American Foundation's page's vandalisation, its Co-founder Larry Sanger said Wikipedia can be biased. "When it comes to issues that are disputed by people on different sides of a culture war, as in India between Hindus and Muslims, Wikipedia unfortunately have a tendency to take a side," he said.
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When asked about bias against India and Hindus on Wikipedia and Hindu American Foundation's page's vandalisation, its Co-founder Larry Sanger said Wikipedia can be biased. "When it comes to issues that are disputed by people on different sides of a culture war, as in India between Hindus and Muslims, Wikipedia unfortunately have a tendency to take a side," he said.
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2 men charged over theft of England's equipment amid FIFA WC in US
Two men from Texas, Mustafa Salik and Erfan Kamal, have been charged with one felony count each of receiving stolen property after England's equipment was stolen amid the FIFA World Cup 2026. Prosecutors in Missouri charged the duo with the Class D felony, which carries a maximum seven-year prison sentence. The bond was set at $75,000 for each of them.
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04:42 pm Sunday, 14 June 2026
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Two men from Texas, Mustafa Salik and Erfan Kamal, have been charged with one felony count each of receiving stolen property after England's equipment was stolen amid the FIFA World Cup 2026. Prosecutors in Missouri charged the duo with the Class D felony, which carries a maximum seven-year prison sentence. The bond was set at $75,000 for each of them.
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US judge punishes lawyers, cancels trial after both sides used AI to write briefs
A US judge cancelled a civil trial after finding that lawyers on both sides submitted AI-generated court filings containing fake legal citations. The judge fined all four attorneys between $1,000 and $3,500 and barred two from practising in that district for two years. A lawyer who first spotted the AI-generated errors called the episode a "comedy of errors".
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04:39 pm Sunday, 14 June 2026
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A US judge cancelled a civil trial after finding that lawyers on both sides submitted AI-generated court filings containing fake legal citations. The judge fined all four attorneys between $1,000 and $3,500 and barred two from practising in that district for two years. A lawyer who first spotted the AI-generated errors called the episode a "comedy of errors".
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His life cost just 10 Omani Riyal: Seamen's union as Indian sailor dies on ship after falling ill
Forward Seamen's Union of India (FSUI) has shared a post after the death of 35-year-old Second Officer Nishanth Uirthanathan on MT Celestial off the coast of Oman. "A young Indian seafarer's life cost just 10 Omani Riyal (₹2,473) — the medical visa/evacuation fee...[He died] due to shipowner negligence," FSUI said. FSUI had earlier said that medical evacuation was delayed.
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Forward Seamen's Union of India (FSUI) has shared a post after the death of 35-year-old Second Officer Nishanth Uirthanathan on MT Celestial off the coast of Oman. "A young Indian seafarer's life cost just 10 Omani Riyal (₹2,473) — the medical visa/evacuation fee...[He died] due to shipowner negligence," FSUI said. FSUI had earlier said that medical evacuation was delayed.
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Somali referee who was denied entry to US to get full WC fee: Report
Somali referee Omar Artan, who was denied entry to the US to officiate at the FIFA World Cup 2026, will still receive his full tournament fee, BBC Sport reported. Referees aren't informed of their exact fees for officiating at the World Cup, with payments made only after the tournament concludes, it added. "I had the right visa," Artan had said.
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04:33 pm Sunday, 14 June 2026
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Somali referee Omar Artan, who was denied entry to the US to officiate at the FIFA World Cup 2026, will still receive his full tournament fee, BBC Sport reported. Referees aren't informed of their exact fees for officiating at the World Cup, with payments made only after the tournament concludes, it added. "I had the right visa," Artan had said.
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Nishan Velupillay becomes first Indian-origin footballer to play in FIFA World Cup in 20 years
Australia winger Nishan Velupillay has become the first Indian-origin footballer to play at a FIFA World Cup since France's Vikash Dhorasoo in 2006. The Melbourne-born 25-year-old, whose mother is Anglo-Indian and father is a Malaysian of Sri Lankan Tamil heritage, came off the bench in the 60th minute in Australia's FIFA World Cup 2026 opener against Türkiye.
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04:55 pm Sunday, 14 June 2026
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Australia winger Nishan Velupillay has become the first Indian-origin footballer to play at a FIFA World Cup since France's Vikash Dhorasoo in 2006. The Melbourne-born 25-year-old, whose mother is Anglo-Indian and father is a Malaysian of Sri Lankan Tamil heritage, came off the bench in the 60th minute in Australia's FIFA World Cup 2026 opener against Türkiye.
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