Team India Captain Rohit Sharma tests positive for COVID-19

WEST PHILADELPHIA - A chaotic scene in West Philadelphia Sunday, as a vehicle slammed into a home.Crews were called to 4200 block of Westminster Avenue just before noon.Police did not release any details regarding how the crash occurred or whether there were injuries to anyone in the vehicle or in the building.The vehicle caused an unspecified amount of damage.

MOUNT AIRY - Community members in Mount Airy are pleading for life-saving traffic efforts in their neighborhood. It comes after three deadly wrecks in the area, just over the past few months.Close to 100 people came out in the sweltering heat Sunday because they are fed up with property destruction and innocent people killed because of reckless driving on and around Lincoln Drive.Anne Dicker, with the West Mount Airy Neighbors Association Traffic Calming Committee, pointed to states from a pilot speed camera program on Roosevelt Boulevard that issued 30,000 speeding tickets in its first year and only 2,000 in its second."We need a traffic safety audit," Dicker said. "We absolutely need to redevelop the plans for Lincoln Drive.

India saw a drop in Covid-19 cases the country reported 16,866 fresh cases in the last 24 hours. Earlier on 24 July, India reported 20,279 Covid cases. The death toll in the country climbed to 5,26,074 as 41 more people succumbed to the viral disease, the Health Ministry data updated at 8 am stated.

SOUTH PHILADELPHIA - The stifling heat was dangerous for long periods of time and most people just tried to stay out of it."Aw man, this weekend has been, like, scorching," Frankie Bickard said.Bickard and his daughter stuck around until the Murphy Recreation Center Pool closed Sunday afternoon, savoring every last minute to stay cool. "I just love swimming so much," Athena Bickard stated."I wanted to stay in the air-conditioning, but she wanted to come swimming with her aunt and then her cousins," dad Alaziz Burkett said.RELATED HEADLINES:If not for that, Burkett said he wasn’t planning on leaving the house Sunday and, it appeared, most people felt that way.One of the city’s four cooling bus locations at Broad and Snyder was quiet.

PHILADELPHIA - A 13-year-old girl who was shot in the face Friday night was a witness to the brutal traffic cone attack that killed a 73-year-old man last month, according to sources with Philadelphia police.The girl was shot in the back of the right ear on the 5800 block of Osceola Street around 6:45pm July 22nd. The bullet traveled through her jaw, according to police.

Joe Biden completed his third full day of PAXLOVID last night. His symptoms continue to improve significantly. His predominant symptom now is sore throat.

Monkeypox has infected about 16,000 people in over 70 countries in just a few months. According to infectious disease experts as quoted by Bloomberg, getting out in front of this virus is an achievable goal. However, the lack of coordination in treatment in parts of the world has prompted WHO to sound the alarm.

Today we are reporting 6,910 community cases, 836 current hospitalisations, and 16 deaths.

Shawn Mendes was all smiles at the beach over the weekend. In new photos shared by, the «Stitches» singer was spotted, shirtless, walking barefoot along the Santa Monica strand as he made his way to the water with some friends.Partially coated in sand, Mendes kept it simple, wearing black swim shorts, while his friends went for a more covered-up look.

COVID-19 at medical clinics and vaccine centres across Quebec as of Monday.It’s the latest cohort to get the green light from Health Canada, which authorized Moderna’s vaccine for young children on July 14.Quebec’s Public Health Director Dr.

Throughout his longstanding career in the music industry, Macklemore has been open about his struggles with addiction and the obstacles he's faced on his path to sobriety. Sprinkled throughout his discography, the «Thrift Shop» rapper has gotten candid about drug and alcohol abuse, relapsing, and relying on the addiction community for treatment. Now, Macklemore is opening up once again and sharing that during the first summer of the COVID-19 pandemic, he found himself back in the throes of addiction. Sharing a video to TikTok, Macklemore wrote, «I relapsed during the first summer of Covid.

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS - JANUARY 22: A customer purchases a Mega Millions lottery ticket at a 7-Eleven store in the Loop on January 22, 2021 in Chicago, Illinois. The jackpot in the drawing has climbed to $970 million, the third highest in the game's hist The Mega Millions estimated jackpot has reached $790 million — the lottery board’s third-largest jackpot in its 20-year history.The jackpot will likely surpass this amount by the next drawing on Tuesday evening, July 26.As players pick their numbers in 45 states plus Washington, D.C., and the U.S.

In praise of — and a plea for — better sounding music I just re-read that last sentence. Harsh stuff from someone who doesn’t understand the music of today’s yoof? Or am I scratching the surface of a problem facing the recorded music industry?Consider the following:Older music is certainly having a moment this summer and much of this interest is not being driven by nostalgic oldsters but by the same kids playing Spikeball across the street.Luminate, the company that monitors music consumption for the record industry, noted in its mid-year report that “current” music (identified by the industry as material being less than 18 months old) isn’t just losing market share. It’s becoming statistically less popular among all demographic groups.

LOS ANGELES - Martha Stewart is mourning the death of six of her pet peacocks after she says they were killed by coyotes.Stewart shared the heartbreaking update Saturday via her Instagram, sharing with her 3.9 million followers that her birds were killed "in broad daylight."Stewart shared a video of one of the peacocks, Blue Boy, showing off his feathers with Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On" playing in the background. "I do not have any idea how the Marvin Gaye music found its way to this sad post but when Blue Boy was alive it would have been perfectly appropriate.""The coyotes came in broad daylight and devoured him and five others including the magnificent White Boy," she wrote. "Any solutions for getting rid of six large and aggressive coyotes who have expensive tastes when it comes to poultry??"Stewart then shared she made some changes to the peacocks' home to quell any future coyote attacks."We are no longer allowing the peafowl out of their yard, we are enclosing the top of their large yard with wire fencing etc," Stewart said.It's unclear how many peacocks Stewart has at this time.

Representative Liz Cheney, a Republican from Wyoming, bottom center, speaks during a hearing of the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the US Capitol in Washington, D.C., US, on Thursday, July 21, 2022. Photographer: Al Drago/B The committee has aired testimony from former Attorney General William Barr, who said he told Trump that widespread voter fraud claims were "bull——" and had "zero basis." In last week’s hearing, the committee played testimony from then-Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia, who said he urged Trump to call a Cabinet meeting to discuss an orderly transition of power.Other Cabinet members have indicated they may have important details to share.Betsy DeVos, the education secretary at the time, previously told USA Today that she raised with Vice President Mike Pence the question of whether the Cabinet should consider invoking the 25th Amendment, which would have required the vice president and the majority of the Cabinet to agree that the president could no longer fulfill his duties.DeVos, in her resignation letter on Jan.

WAWONA, Calif. - A fast-moving brush fire near Yosemite National Park exploded in size Saturday into one of California’s largest wildfires of the year, prompting evacuation orders for thousands of people and shutting off power to more than 2,000 homes and businesses.The Oak Fire started Friday afternoon southwest of the park near the town of Midpines in Mariposa County and by Saturday had grown to nearly 19 square miles (48 square kilometers), according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, or Cal Fire. It erupted as firefighters made progress against an earlier blaze that burned to the edge of a grove of giant sequoias in the southernmost part of Yosemite park.Evacuation orders were put in effect Saturday for over 6,000 people living across a several-mile span in the sparsely populated, rural area, said Daniel Patterson, a spokesman for the Sierra National Forest.ALSO: Bay Area firefighters help battle wildfire near YosemiteGov.

KAGOSHIMA, JAPAN - AUGUST 11: Local residents face Sakurajima and do morning exercise on August 11, 2016 in Kagoshima, Japan. Mt.

A stillframe from bodycam video shows Sunrise Police Sgt. Christopher Pullease grabbing an officer by the throat when she tried to deescalate a situation involving a suspect.

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia has issued a Heat Health Emergency due to the ongoing heatwave in the region.The health emergency took effect Thursday at noon and is set to expire Monday night at 8 p.m. Officials say they maintain the right to extend the emergency if conditions warrant.The city’s declaration of the emergency puts into action heat programs set up for residents, including cooling centers, home visits for residents by special field teams, outreach for the homeless. And, as with any weather emergency, residents are urged to check on their neighbors, especially vulnerable neighbors, such as the elderly.A special hotline, nicknamed Heatline, will be open to the public Sunday between 8:30 a.m.

13 July 2022, Berlin: A hand moves a piece across the chess board during the Werner Ott Open of the Kreuzberg Summer at the Berlin Kreuzberg Chess Club. The International Day of Chess will take place on 20.07.2022.

NEW DELHI : Tobacco and cigarette packs will display a new health warning from 1 December, the union health ministry said. According to the recently amended Cigarettes and other Tobacco Products (Packaging and Labelling) Rules, 2008, new warnings and images will be displayed on the packs of all tobacco products.  According to the ministry, two sets of warning messages and images will be used on both sides of the pack: the first, used in existing packs, Tobacco causes painful death, will be used with image one on one side of the pack, and Tobacco users die young will be on display on the other side of a packet with image 2.  The packs will also have a toll-free helpline, Quit Today Call Today (1800-11-2356), in white font on a black background.  The government is seeking to create awareness among smokers and smokeless tobacco users and offering access to counselling services to help them quit.  According to government data, tobacco use causes more than 1.3 million deaths every year.  The new health warnings are a welcome step, said experts.  “It’s a proven fact that the lives of tobacco users are shortened by up to 10 years, as compared to non-tobacco users.

Chucky with an ax in "Seed of Chucky" directed by Don Mancini, 2003(Photo by Rolf Konow/Sygma/Sygma via Getty Images) He’s back — The possessed, murderous doll that terrorized moviegoers in the 1988 hit "Child’s Play," is now roaming the streets of an Alabama neighborhood as photos of a "real-life Chucky" have gone viral.The human Chucky seen in photos standing on the side of the road of a residential neighborhood in Pinson, Alabama, waiting for cars to pass, was actually a 5-year-old boy named Jackson, who brought fear and laughter to people in his community."Dear parents of the little boy in the Chucky costume in Pinson," Kendra Walden, a resident who witnessed the boy, wrote on Facebook, "Get your kid. I almost had a heart attack."RUPAUL JOKES ABOUT BIDEN CONTRACTING THE CORONAVIRUS, SAYS HE'S ‘FEELING PRETTY GOOD FOR A 300-YEAR-OLD"We took some pictures of him," she added.

Pope Francis has arrived in Edmonton to start his six-day visit in Canada.The Pope told reporters on a plane before it landed in Edmonton on Sunday that the six-day visit must be handled with care.The pontiff is also set to travel to Quebec City and Iqaluit.Dear brothers and sisters of #Canada, I come among you to meet the indigenous peoples. I hope, with God's grace, that my penitential pilgrimage might contribute to the journey of reconciliation already undertaken. Please accompany me with #prayer.— Pope Francis (@Pontifex) July 24, 2022“I hope, with God’s grace, that my penitential pilgrimage might contribute to the journey of reconciliation already undertaken.

Miami performance.On Friday night, Cudi walked off the stage during his headlining performance when fans continued to bombard the artist with water bottles and other objects on stage. Rolling Stone reported that Cudi was hit in the face with at least one water bottle.In a video circulating on social media, Cudi is seen pleading with the fans and said, "I get hit with one more f--king thing, I will leave right now." Cudi continued to tell the fans if something else was thrown he would walk off and a fan threw another object on the stage.

DEWEY BEACH, Del. - A ride-share turned tragic for a group of friends as a chaotic scene unfolded on a Delaware highway early Sunday morning.Delaware State Police say the incident began when six friends hired a ride-share driver to pick them up around 1:44 a.m. On their way to a home in Bethany Beach, a disagreement reportedly erupted between the group and the driver. The driver then stopped on Route 1 and demanded the group get out of the vehicle, according to police.As the group exited the vehicle, police say a car hit one of the friends trying to avoid the ride-share vehicle.

Ex-Chhattisgarh CM Raman Singh informed about his contraction with covid-19 viral infection on his official Twitter account on Sunday. For the second time since the coronavirus pandemic began, former Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh has tested covid-19 positive.

Many of us worry about our health as we enter midlife and beyond. Little changes—a slowdown in our daily run, a wobble on the stairs, a task that slips our mind—can raise nagging questions.

CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Fla. - This alligator should audition for the next "Jurassic World" movie!An 11-foot gator was recently found under a Jeep in Florida, and when officers came to try and remove it, this beast let out a dinosaur-like roar!The Charlotte County Sheriff's Office posted video of the encounter on Facebook. "Earlier this week, deputies responded to a home on Oakland Hills Place in Rotonda around 1 in the morning after the homeowner found a gator underneath their Jeep," the sheriff's office explained.TRENDING NOW: Disney World brawl: Fists fly in video taken of fight at Magic Kingdom, witness tells FOX 35PHOTO: Alligator fleeing Florida police 'at full speed' gets stuck under patrol carFlorida Fish and Wildlife officers were called to assist – but this gator wasn't going down without a fight. In the video, officers are seen trying to wrangle the beast when it suddenly lets out a giant roar.

File Photo - Kid Rock in concert at Mystic Lake Casino. (Photo By Marlin Levison/Star Tribune via Getty Images) Musician Kid Rock was forced to cancel his concert at the North Dakota State Fair in Minot Friday evening because of high winds, prompting attendees to begin trashing the venue.The performance was nixed at the last minute, after more than two hours of fans watching Night Ranger perform for the opening act.

File Photo: US President Joe Biden gives a thumbs up on the South Lawn of the White House after arriving on Marine One in Washington, D.C., US, on Wednesday, July 20, 2022. Photographer: Yuri Gripas/Abaca/Bloomberg via Getty Images WASHINGTON (AP) - President Joe Biden is feeling "much, much better" after testing positive for the coronavirus, the White House COVID-19 response coordinator said Sunday, confirming that the 79-year-old U.S. leader was infected with a highly contagious variant spreading throughout the country.``It is the BA.5 variant ...

In late 2021, Cathy Angelini, the sales director at the St. Regis Residences Boston, an under-construction luxury condominium, was elated to have back-to-back showings after a long sales drought.

Police say a teen was shot in the head in Kensington. PHILADELPHIA - A 19-year-old was fatally struck by at least one bullet as shots rang out in Kensington late Saturday night., according to police.Police say the male victim was shot in the head at the intersection of Weymouth and Clearfield streets just before midnight.A second victim arrived at Episcopal Hospital moments after the shooting, and was transported to Temple University Hospital.

PHILADELPHIA - Pete Rose will make an appearance on the field in Philadelphia next month for the first time since receiving a lifetime ban from Major League Baseball.Rose agreed to the lifetime ban in August 1989 after an investigation for MLB by lawyer John Dowd found Rose placed numerous bets on the Cincinnati Reds to win from 1985-87 while playing for and managing the team.Baseball’s career hits leader will be part of Phillies alumni weekend, and will be introduced on the field alongside many former teammates from the 1980 World Series championship team on Aug. 7.Larry Bowa, the starting shortstop on the 1980 team, said during Saturday night’s television broadcast of the Cubs-Phillies game that Rose, 81, would appear at the event.

Covid through the vaccine programme, it is clear that the virus is not about to disappear," said Denis Kinane, a leading immunologist and Founding Scientist at Cignpost Diagnostics. "There are some extremely worrying trends in the rising number of infections, particularly when compared to the levels from a year ago. " One sign that could help identify the culprit are mouth ulcers.

Monkeypox. The chess players who come from overseas for the 44th Chess Olympiad would have to get tested, too," Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma. Subramanian told news agency ANI.