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Edmundo Sosa drove in three runs and top pitching prospect Andrew Painter carried a no-hitter into the sixth inning to lift the Philadelphia Phillies over the St. Louis Cardinals 6-5 on Monday night at Busch Stadium. Facing a heavily depleted and exhausted bullpen, the Phillies leaned on their young right-hander to deliver a deep outing. Painter rose to the challenge, keeping the Cardinals hitless through the first 5.1 innings.

The Phillies offense backed their starter early. In the second inning, Brandon Marsh singled and scored on a throwing error by Cardinals starter Hunter Dobbins. Edmundo Sosa quickly capitalized, slapping an RBI single to give Philadelphia a 2-0 cushion. Kyle Schwarber, who reached base four times on the night, extended the lead by scoring in the fifth after a walk and later driving home Garrett Stubbs with an RBI double in the seventh.

Painter (2-8) commanded the mound with six strikeouts but finally ran out of steam in the bottom of the sixth after throwing 93 pitches. Iván Herrera broke up the no-hit bid with a one-out double. Alec Burleson followed with a two-run single that chased Painter from the game, cutting the Phillies’ lead to 3-2. Reliever Alan Rangel stepped up to record the final two outs of the inning, safely preserving the slim lead.

Sosa provided crucial insurance in the top of the eighth, crushing a two-run double to push the score to 6-2. The three-RBI performance marked Sosa’s most productive night at the plate since late June.

The insurance proved necessary as the Cardinals launched a furious late-inning comeback against Rangel in the bottom of the eighth. An RBI double by Burleson, followed by run-scoring hits from Masyn Winn and José Fermín, quickly dragged St. Louis within one run. Rangel managed to escape further damage by stranding runners on second and third.

With the primary high-leverage arms unavailable, manager Don Mattingly turned to Jonathan Bowlan in the ninth. Bowlan slammed the door to secure his first save in four opportunities, closing out the nail-biting 6-5 victory. The win marks Philadelphia’s second straight victory and their seventh in the last ten games.

A wave of intense summer thunderstorms ripped through northern Illinois, triggering massive flight disruptions and forcing federal aviation officials to halt all air traffic at Chicago’s two major airports.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued mandatory ground stops for both O’Hare International Airport and Midway International Airport as severe weather brought heavy downpours, high winds, and frequent lightning to the metropolitan area. Under the FAA order, all planes bound for Chicago were forced to remain parked at their departure cities, creating an immediate, nationwide ripple effect that left thousands of travelers stranded at terminal gates across the country.

The weather gridlock caused O’Hare to briefly rank number one globally for the worst flight delays, with average wait times on the tarmac stretching over 100 minutes even after the weather cleared and the ground stops were officially lifted. Major carriers operating out of Chicago, including United Airlines and American Airlines, bore the brunt of the storm’s impact, reporting hundreds of delayed arrivals and widespread cancellations. To assist impacted passengers, airlines have issued travel alerts and flexible fee waivers to allow travelers to rebook their flights without penalties.

While airport operations have since resumed and crews are working to clear the backlog, aviation experts warn that scheduling delays will likely spill over into the coming days. Passengers traveling through or connecting in Chicago are strongly urged to check their flight status online before heading to the terminal.

Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream picked up a 107-95 win against the Toronto Tempo on Monday.

The Atlanta Dream firmly established their regular season supremacy on Monday night, subduing the Toronto Tempo 107-95 to complete a flawless 4-0 seasonal sweep. The high-octane victory at Gateway Center Arena was propelled by individual historical milestones from newly named Team USA World Cup teammates Rhyne Howard and Angel Reese.

Reese put together a solid game, posting 20 points, 14 rebounds, a steal and a block on 7-of-14 from the field and 1-of-3 from deep. Reese also notched a bit of history; her final defensive board secured her 22nd double-double of the year.This officially snapped the previous franchise benchmark for the most double-doubles in a single Atlanta Dream season. Furthermore, Reese sits just seven double-doubles away from breaking the all-time WNBA single-season record (28) with 12 games remaining.

Howard also made history in the win as she finished with 22 points and seven assists.

Jordin Canada put together a nice game with 20 points, nine assists and six boards, and Allisha Gray added 15.

Tempo star Marina Mabrey led the way for Toronto with a game-high 36 points, but that wasn’t enough on a night where only one other starter was in double figures.

With the win on Monday, Atlanta improved to 20-12, which moves the Dream to fifth place in the WNBA standings. They’re also now tied with the fourth-placed Indiana Fever.

The Dream have won seven of their last nine as they head into a road matchup against the Connecticut Sun on Thursday.

The Tempo, meanwhile, simply could not keep up with the Dream’s elite velocity and dropped to 10-22 as they continue to struggle in their first season as a WNBA franchise.

The House has approved the bill, but a ticking clock in the Senate stands between Americans and endless evening sunshine.

The long-standing legislative debate over U.S. time zones has reached a critical juncture. President Donald Trump has publicly aligned with lawmakers pushing to make daylight saving time permanent, calling on the Senate to finalize the Sunshine Protection Act. The issue has uniquely unified elements of both parties, culminating in a swift 308–117 approval in the House of Representatives. Trump noted that the disruption of switching time configurations twice a year costs millions of dollars in logistical adjustments for various cities and states.

Supporters of the legislation point to a wide array of societal benefits, ranging from public safety to health. The administration highlights that extended evening daylight reduces pedestrian accidents, deters crime, and provides families with more time to spend outdoors together. Tourism and recreation industries also heavily favor the change due to the economic boost provided by longer evening operational hours.

While many experts support ending the clock changes, they don’t necessarily agree with Trump’s preferred approach.

Sleep and health researchers say moving clocks twice a year disrupts the body’s circadian rhythm, which regulates sleep and other biological functions. The spring time change, when clocks move forward an hour, has been linked to sleep disruption, traffic crashes and increased health risks.

But many specialists argue permanent standard time, not permanent daylight saving time, would be the healthier option.

Erik Herzog, a biology and neuroscience professor at Washington University in St. Louis and former president of the Society for Research on Biological Rhythms, previously told USA TODAY that permanent standard time would better align with the body’s natural clock.

Public opinion polls suggest many Americans have grown tired of the twice-yearly ritual.

A 2023 YouGov survey found 62% favored eliminating clock changes. A January 2025 Gallup poll found 54% wanted to end the practice, though Americans were divided over whether the nation should adopt permanent daylight saving time or permanent standard time.

For now, the annual fall clock change remains on the schedule. Unless Congress acts quickly after returning from recess, Americans should still expect to turn their clocks back on Nov. 1.

Despite the executive push, the bill faces immediate legislative roadblocks. The Senate is on recess until September 14, leaving a narrow window to pass the measure before the upcoming November 1 deadline. Furthermore, Senate Majority Leader John Thune and other key members from agricultural states have expressed hesitation, citing the risks that later winter sunrises pose to farmers and school children walking in the dark. Whether the Senate will align with the White House or let the bill expire remains the central question on Capitol Hill.

Mumbai, August 10, 2026:
India gi television yengba misingna leibak asigi yamna maming chatpa quiz programme, Kaun Banega Crorepati (KBC) amuk yengba phanglagadouri. Veteran actor Amitabh Bachchan-na show asigi 18th season da host oina amuk hallakle.

Entertainment reports singgi matung inna, season anoubada shooting tounaba thabak asi August 1 dagi Mumbai gi Film City da houkhre. Season anouba asigi theme di “Is Baar… Sochna Padega” oiri, asina kuina chattharaklaba quiz programme asida anouba mami ama utkani haina thajnari.

KBC asi haurakpadagi India gi khwaidagi hena khangnaba television quiz show singgi manungda amani. Contestants singda mathang mathang akaba questions sing hanglakkani amasung achumba paokhum pibada sen phangnaba opportunity leigani.

Amitabh Bachchan programme asiga loinana chatminnakhiba asina show asibu yamna mamut takhi. Mahakki hosting style, contestants singga mathou taba interaction touba amasung pukning nungaiba moments semba ngamba asina show asibu India gi television da maming chat hanli.

Maram aduna season anouba asi thasigi oina India gi audiences singgi television entertainment thoudok singgi manungda maru oiba ama oigadouri.

Source: Bollywood Hungama.

August 10, 2026:
Chahi asigi August thasida malemgi sports calendar yamna busy oiri. Tennis, athletics, football, amasung atoppa sports competitions kaya thasida pangthokli.

2026 gi European Athletics Championships asi August 10 dagi August 16 phaoba pangthokkani hairi. Europe pumbagi athletes sing track and field events singda makhut amta oina masha changnaba lakkani. Competition asi chahi asigi maru oiba athletics events singgi manungda amani amasung sports fans kyada pukning chingsinggani.

Football su malem pumba amasung domestic level da makhai tana chatthari, aduga atoppa maru oiba sports competitions kayasu malem phangna pangthokli.

August thasida tennis su maru oina yenglari. Canadian Open asi August 2 dagi August 12 phaoba pangthokkadouri. Asigumba matam asi North American hard-court season gi mathnggi stages du knnaba sports sanabasingna preparatory tounaba maru oiba matam amani.

Cricket fans singgi oinadi, Lanka Premier League su August sports calendar gi saruk amani. 2026 season asi thasigi ahoubada loishillakhi.

Busy oiraba sports calendar asina athletes singda international level da sananaba maru oiba opportunities piri, aduga chahi asigi mathnggi competitions singgi damak su preparatory tounaba saruk amani.

Competitions kaya amta oina thasigi manungda chattharakpaduna, August asi sports fans singgi oinadi yamna maru oiba tha ama oire.

Source: 2026 international sports calendar. 

“There was substantial damage to the Reflecting Pool, also but unfortunately, there is no video or proof, other than the damage, itself,” he wrote on Truth Social. “We are working on the Pool, and it will reopen shortly. As with many jobs, there was also some contractor error done by rushing the job for a July 4th opening, but it was a very small area of this massive Pool, and was relatively inconsequential.”

Trump claimed that a National Park Service “career employee, a highly credible witness,” saw Olympian David Hearn “in broad daylight vandalize the Reflecting Pool by ‘violently’ ripping and tugging at the Pool’s somewhat delicate coating.” He added that this employee’s testimony was provided to U.S. Attorney of the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro.

The president concluded his post by saying that security cameras “have been, and are being, installed.”

The remarks went up on Truth Social the day after Trump posted photos of alleged vandalism amid a push for Pirro to revisit the decision to drop the charges against multiple people also accused of vandalizing the pool.

This other post on Truth Social included two photos of what appeared to be graffiti and some peeling of the coating of the pool. Both photos were labeled with the word “Vandalism.”

Trump is pushing for the Justice Department to backtrack on its move to drop criminal charges against people accused of damaging the site. On Friday, the president pressed for Pirro to revisit “her hastily made decision.”

D.C. Superior Court Judge Todd Edelman formally dropped the charges against Hearn and will later decide whether prosecutors can try to charge Hearn in the future.

The president last week accused Pirro of having “choked” in response to the decision.

Pieces of “American flag blue” paint floated to the Reflecting Pool’s surface following renovations to the pool leading up to the country’s 250th anniversary. Trump claimed this, and green algae blooms that appeared in the pool’s waters, were perpetuated by vandals.

Pirro’s office blamed the contractor for overspraying and delamination after the charges against Hearn were dropped.

“The rush to complete the project led to hasty and botched work that was not remediated before the project was finished and the fencing removed,” prosecutors wrote.

The failure of the border project, characterized by broken infrastructure and contractor errors, resulted from rushing a complex engineering task to meet political deadlines rather than sabotage. Consequently, the site remains a testament to the fact that political maneuvering cannot overcome physical constraints.

New Delhi, August 10, 2026

Artificial intelligence asi malemgi khwaidagi mityeng changna yengnariba technology gi saruk ama oina makha chatthari. Company sing, researcher sing amasung government singna thabak pham, mahe-tamba, pao-paojel phanganaba, lairik chapakhaba amasung atoppa industry singda AI kamaina sijinnaba yagene haibado henna mityeng changna changyeng tourakli.

Book publishing industry da AI gi matangda hairiba khwaidagi nouba review amana takli madudi khannaba sing asi AI na kari touba ngambage haibadata nattana copyright, licensing, governance,pairibasinggi thajaba, amasung thabak toubada AI matik chana sijinnabagi matangdusu henna mityeng changli.

AI yamna sijinnarakpa asina business singda hanna-hanna touba thabaksing thuna loisinba, amasung content sing thuna thadokpada khundongchaba piri.Asigumba matam asida, AI na semba potlam sing adu kamaina lougadage haibagi chingnaba asisu lei, akahnnaba oina copyrighted thabaksing yaoraba matamda.Expert singnasu AI system asigi thajaba yagadaba thaktuda henna mityeng changli.

AI na chumgaba pao piba ngambra ngamdabra,mihingna makhada thabak kamaina yenggadage, amasung organisation singna asoiba thabaksing kamaina yengshingadage haibagi wahangsing asi yamna maru oirakli.

Technology company singnasu telecommunications, business software amasung atoppa saruksingda AI na thabak touba system sing adu asengba sarukta puthoknaba hotnari.Technology sing asigi thuna chaokhatlakpa asina takli madudi thabak touriba misingna AI gi basic tool sing amasung masing sijinnaba asi henna khangba tai.

Adu oinasu, user singna maru oiba paosing cheksanna yengba tai maramdi AI system na amangba asoiba nattraga aranba result sing puthokpa yai.

Aduna maram oiraga, AI asi chahi 2026 asida technology gi khannabada maru oiba saruk ama oina leigani haina thajari.

Source: 2026 evidence review on AI and publishing technology.

BEDMINSTER, N.J. (PIX11) — North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) fighter jets had to intercept multiple aircraft near Bedminster on Sunday due to President Donald Trump’s presence at a LIV Golf tournament.

Video obtained by PIX11 News from a Jefferson Township resident shows the moment one of these small planes was chased down by an F-16 in restricted airspace.

Trump was seen by attendees riding in a cart with legendary golfer Gary Player.

Video obtained by PIX11 News from a Jefferson Township resident shows the moment one of these small planes was chased down by an F-16 in restricted airspace. (Credit: Joe Afflerbach – Jefferson Township)

NORAD confirmed multiple pilots violated a temporary flight restriction over Bedminster due to Trump’s attendance at the LIV Golf New York event at Trump National Golf Club.

NORAD said all aircraft were “safely escorted out of the area” and asked pilots to be aware of FAA temporary flight restrictions.

New Delhi, August 10, 2026:

Southwest monsoon makha tana lakpana, India gi mafam kyada nungshit-nong yamna kanna churi. Asigumba nongju nungshit asina mafam kayada amang-ata pinakhre, nong kanna chuba, nongthang khokpa amasung nungshit kanna sitpa asigumbasing asi thokli.

India Meteorological Department (IMD) na haibagi matung inna, leibak asigi mafam kyada mathnggi numit singdasu nong yamna kanna chugani hairi. Fivm asibu phana cheksinna yengsanli, maru oina eshing thumba amasung ching ningkhaiba yaba mafamsingda.

Nongpok-Chingkhei (Northeast) state singdasu monsoon nong churi. Manipur, Assam amasung Meghalaya gumba state singda matam matamgi nong yamna kanna chukhre. Nong chuba asi lou-uba amasung eshing gi damak yamna farabasu nong yam ka henna chuba asina ayamba mafamda leiba misingda awaba pinakhre.

Nong yamna kanna chuba asina eshing thumba, lambi thingba, ching ningkhaiba amasung chatthok-chtsinda athingba pirakpa yai. Eshing thumba amasung ching ningkhyba yaba mafamda leiba misingbu cheksinna leinaba amasung weather updates lounaba haikhre.

Official misingnasu Nongju nungshit phattaba matamda chatthok-chtsin toudanaba amasung chatthokpa matamda cheksinnaba misingbu khanghanli.

Monsoon asi India gi mafam kyada mathnggi numit singdasu makha tana lakkani hairi. Maram aduna misingbu weather warnings leinaba amasung local authorities na pithorakpa safety instructions innaba khanghanli.

Source: India Meteorological Department (IMD), August 10, 2026.