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Ben Davis on Carol Bruns, Rachel Rossin, Doyle Lane, Anastasia Berg's "On the Aesthetic Turn," Google A.I. search and art, and more.

Even 75 years after independence, minority communities are facing harassment as fringe elements connive with the police and there is a stoic silence from the judiciary, senior advocate Dushyant Dave...

Lose, and it was more than a popcorn, popcorn and a few margarita moment for democrats to go, whoa, we thought we were fragmented and we wouldnt rein in our fringe elements. look at them, were not the only ones. but the sad thing about this, headline or not, was for the american people. look, im going to go in addition to what ben said. yes, they had an agenda, but in addition to that you have a couple of people, im sorry, you have the lauren boeberts and the matt gaetzs who i feel are attention...

Consequences. it can and it does. >> s.e., stick with me an owe the twitter question because there is also a question about whether -- if donald trump is back before the midterms, how much of an impact do you think he could potentially have if he is out there posting on twitter again? >> listen, it is a mitched bag. he hasnt needed twitter to platform his ideas. and to get folks to a rally for him. and to maintain a strongholdover the gop. twitter reaches more, you know, more bots and more fring...

New Delhi, June 19: India's Covid-19 tally increased to 4,32,96,692 on Sunday as 12,899 more people tested positive for the viral disease and the active caseload climbed to 72,474, according to Union health ministry data.

New Delhi, June 17: Mob set trains on fire in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar this morning as the protests over the new military recruitment policy, Agnipath, entered the third consecutive day today. The government has defended the scheme, calling it "transformative".

Mangaluru, June 9: The Government First Grade College, Uppinangady in Dakshina Kannada district of Karnataka, has revoked the suspension of six Muslim girls after they gave an undertaking on June 8 that they will abide by the dress code.

Jakarta, June 7: Indonesia has summoned India's envoy in Jakarta over derogatory and filthy remarks made against the Prophet Muhammad by two officials of the South Asian country's ruling party, the foreign ministry said Tuesday.

Following Qatar, Indian ambassadors to Iran and Kuwait were also summoned by the foreign ministries of the respective countries on Sunday, 5 June, over controversial remarks by Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Nupur Sharma's against Prophet Muhammad.

Most opposition leaders had much to say about the timing of BJP's statement, its ability to ignore domestic protests, and its move to suspend and expel two leaders over comments against Prophet Muhammad only when Gulf countries registered their protest.