Author: Herman Copeland

Eight stock calls to watch on June 10 as Nifty holds above critical 25,000 level; global cues firm up bullish mood The Indian stock market kicked off the new week on a firm note, driven by renewed optimism in both local and global cues. With Nifty 50 closing comfortably above the key 25,000 mark and Bank Nifty climbing further, the mood heading into Tuesday’s session is cautiously optimistic. Market participants…

Protesters flood downtown LA, while 700 Marines and 2,000 more National Guard troops arrive amid rising political and social tensions The streets of Los Angeles are again pulsing with protest, anger, and sunflowers. On Monday night, thousands gathered downtown to rally against aggressive federal immigration sweeps. Their chants echoed off skyscrapers as military vehicles rolled in. President Donald Trump, in a controversial move, ordered 2,000 additional National Guard troops and…

It’s short, it’s sweet, and it’s staggeringly scenic. Tucked away inside Georgia’s highest state park, the Black Rock Lake Trail is that rare kind of hidden-in-plain-sight trail — uncrowded, serene, and endlessly photogenic. There’s a good chance you’ve heard of Black Rock Mountain State Park. With its sweeping Blue Ridge vistas and breezy elevation, it pulls in visitors year-round. But nestled inside all that grandeur is a quiet pocket of…

The Atlanta Braves, already staggering through a rough patch, were dealt another blow Monday as rookie pitcher AJ Smith-Shawver underwent Tommy John surgery, while veteran closer Craig Kimbrel officially chose free agency after being designated for assignment. Smith-Shawver’s season is over, and 2026 might start the same way. The 22-year-old underwent the ligament reconstruction procedure on his right elbow, commonly known as Tommy John surgery. The operation was performed by…

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta spoke firmly on Sunday, June 8, assuring residents that no slum cluster in the city would face illegal demolition. Her statement came amid growing tensions following the recent razing of the Madrasi Camp slum, which sparked sharp criticism from the opposition and widespread concern among displaced families. Gupta emphasized that all slum demolitions carried out recently were under court orders, leaving the government and administration…

Thunderstorms topple trees, spark mass outages across North and Middle Georgia with more bad weather looming Storms rolled into Georgia like an unwanted guest on Saturday, leaving behind a mess that stretched from the heart of Atlanta to the Tennessee border. Over 124,000 people lost power, hundreds of trees came crashing down, and the skies just wouldn’t let up. Thunderstorm warnings blared across phones. Power lines snapped. Entire blocks went…