'It's not just about scoring or assisting': Marc Cucurella explains why Rodri deserved Golden Ball | Football News

‘It’s not just about scoring or assisting’: Marc Cucurella explains why Rodri deserved Golden Ball | Football News

Spain’s Cucurella and Rodri (Image: X) Spain defender Marc Cucurella lavished praise on captain Rodri after the midfielder was awarded the Golden Ball for his outstanding performances during Spain’s triumphant FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign.Rodri played a pivotal role in Spain’s march to their second World Cup title, dictating the tempo from midfield and serving…

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Watch: Explosions near Macron's Damascus hotel as French leader meets Syria's president

Damascus Explosion: Watch: Explosions near Macron’s Damascus hotel as French leader meets Syria’s president

Smoke and fire rise at the site where explosive devices blew up near a hotel where Macron was meant to be staying, in Damascus, Syria Explosions struck central Damascus on Tuesday near the hotel where French President Emmanuel Macron was staying during his landmark visit to Syria, highlighting the country’s fragile security situation even as…

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In 1938, Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassmann found one strange element in uranium residue and accidentally opened the atomic age

In 1938, Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassmann found one strange element in uranium residue and accidentally opened the atomic age

The uranium experiment that went wrong triggered the discovery of nuclear fission. Image credit – Wikimedia While conducting some meticulous experiments in Berlin towards the end of 1938, two chemists, Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassman, saw something that defied the scientific laws of the period. Following their bombardment of uranium with neutrons, they analyzed the…

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Forget the muscular Pharaoh: 4,000-year-old mummies reveal Egyptian princesses trained with bows, daggers, and maces

Forget the muscular Pharaoh: 4,000-year-old mummies reveal Egyptian princesses trained with bows, daggers, and maces |

Royal mummies of Egyptian princesses reveal their active roles. These women were skilled in archery and hunting, using weapons found with them. Evidence of muscle development and healed injuries supports this active lifestyle. Their skeletons indicate physically demanding activities, challenging historical assumptions. This discovery offers new insights into ancient Egyptian royal women’s lives. Close your…

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Pisces Horoscope Today, June 10, 2026: Money can improve through business orders and multiple channels

Pisces Horoscope Today, June 10, 2026: Money can improve through business orders and multiple channels

This is one of your stronger days of the week, and people notice you. Honour, respect, and a sense of being valued can come through society, workplace circles, clients, relatives, or community spaces. Jupiter supports your public image, while the Moon adds visibility. Your name carries weight today.Yet there is an odd twist. Alongside happiness,…

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NASA astronaut Chris Williams spent 241 days circling Earth, completing nearly 4,000 orbits before finally returning home

NASA astronaut Chris Williams spent 241 days circling Earth, completing nearly 4,000 orbits before finally returning home |

NASA astronaut Chris Williams has returned to Earth after completing an eight-month science mission aboard the International Space Station, landing safely in Kazakhstan alongside Roscosmos cosmonauts Sergey Kud-Sverchkov and Sergei Mikaev. The crew spent 241 days in orbit, during which they completed 3,856 trips around the planet and travelled more than 102 million miles. Their…

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Ankur Warikoo's timeless marriage advice

Ankur Warikoo’s timeless marriage advice

Look, we all love a good wedding—the outfits, the food, the high-energy vibes. But let’s be real for a second: a wedding is just a day; a marriage is a decades-long marathon. It’s a partnership that basically dictates your mental health and daily happiness. While that “spark” gets you through the door, things like shared…

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Meet Akshath Anand, the Surrey Grade 9 student who built a wearable device that detects IV leaks before swelling begins; his first national science fair ended with gold

Meet Akshath Anand, the Surrey Grade 9 student who built a wearable device that detects IV leaks before swelling begins; his first national science fair ended with gold

Grade 9 student, Akshat Anand, wins gold for wearable that detects IV leaks earlyPhoto credit: Surrey Schools At just 13 or 14 years old, most Grade 9 students are still getting comfortable with science fair pressure. Akshath Anand of Surrey Academy of Innovative Learning did something far bigger: he walked into the Canada-Wide Science Fair…

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