Anusha Dandekar loves Delhi’s vibe: The food is amazing here! – Hindustan Times

Subscribe Now! Get features likeIt’s been almost two decades that Indian-Australian video jockey-actor Anusha Dandekar has been walking the ramp and facing the camera. But, when the feeling of performing in front of a live theatre audience actually sunk in, she could not help define it as “intense”.‘I’m very good at bargaining!’In Delhi recently, to perform in the play Lovable...

5 Things Weekly News Quiz – CNN

simonkr/E+/Getty ImagesEric Cox/ReutersDon Emmert/AFP/Getty ImagesBy Alexandra Banner and Kenneth UzquianoA fight cage. A presidential library. A cultural celebration. What do you remember from the week that was?Keep up with the news you need. Sign up for the 5 Things newsletter.Former first lady Jill Biden released a new memoir, offering a candid account of her husband's time in office and her...

Pediatrician shares 6 common household items that make many children land up at emergencies

When parents think about child safety at home, they make sure their child stays away from the obvious dangers. Staircases, shape corners, or open plug points are often considered as possible dangers. However, a pediatrician’s recent social media post has sparked a wider discussion. Having seen many children arrive at emergency rooms, the pediatrician Dr. Nimisha Arora shared six household...

Daily Briefing: What can be done about data centers? – USA Today

Welcome to the Daily Briefing. Start with these stories:Nicole Fallert here, Happy National Donut Day 🍩 Let’s get into Friday’s news, starting with a growing national debate over data centers and then we meet the “Dungeon Crawler Carl” voice actor capturing American readers.Data centers are seemingly on everyone’s minds as these enormous resource-intensive computer buildings crop up across the county...

USA TODAY Network news outlets win AEJMC First Amendment award – azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic

A team of journalists focused on covering First Amendment issues has won a prestigious national award for their reporting.The Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the highest journalistic standards and defending freedom of communication, gave that organization’s “First Amendment Award” to reporters from USA TODAY and the USA TODAY Network, including a...