Anthropic is hiring for a role that will be ‘the face of Anthropic’; here’s what the listing says

AI giant Anthropic is now looking for a new kind of leader, an “Applied AI Claude Evangelist.” The role, described as ‘the face of Anthropic’, will be central to promoting its chatbot Claude among venture capitalist, startup founders, and accelerators. The Claude Evangelist will work directly with the startups to help them adopt Anthropic’s products….

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Declan Rice reportedly fumes in private following fresh attacks on girlfriend Lauren Fryer ahead of World Cup | International Sports News

Declan Rice reportedly fumes in private following fresh attacks on girlfriend Lauren Fryer ahead of World Cup.(Image via Getty Images) Arsenal star midfielder Declan Rice has been eyeing the 2026 World Cup but his relationship with his girlfriend, Lauren Fryer, has continued to dominate the headlines.While Declan Rice has often praised his girlfriend and the…

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7 red foods that protect our heart every day

Cherries, especially tart varieties, are rich in anthocyanins. These compounds help control inflammation, which is closely tied to heart disease. They also support better sleep due to natural melatonin. And better sleep indirectly supports heart health. ​Research backed by the US National Library of Medicine shows reduced inflammation markers with cherry consumption. It’s not just…

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Tvk Vijay: Vijay’s ‘Beast’-inspired swearing-in suit sparks buzz over how early TVK sensed victory in Tamil Nadu | Chennai News

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay’s choice of a sleek black suit for his oath-taking ceremony, inspired by his film ‘Beast’, signaled a deliberate move towards a new political image. CHENNAI: Even before Vijay declared “This is a new beginning” on Sunday, after taking oath as chief minister, his suit had made the statement.“Vijay…

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Catalyst that changes itself could make green hydrogen cheaper

Reepresentative image (AI generated) BENGALURU: Scientists in Bengaluru have discovered that a catalyst used to produce green hydrogen does something unexpected while on the job: it changes itself.The finding by researchers at the Centre for Nano and Soft Matter Sciences (CeNS), led by Neena S John and PhD scholar Palash Jyoti Gogoi, could help in…

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Kakanmath Temple: This temple in India is believed to have been built by ghosts overnight; 5 things travellers should know

This is not your regular temple. The mystery that surrounds this unique temple in Madhya Pradesh will leave you shocked. Tucked in the quiet village of Sihoniya, Morena district, the Kakanmath Temple is among the most mysterious architectural marvels in India. This 11th century temple, rising dramatically above the plains, is dedicated to Lord Shiva….

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FPI May trade: Foreign portfolio investiors withdrew Rs 14,231 crore from Indian equities

Foreign portfolio investors have extended their retreat from Indian equities in May, taking their total withdrawal from the market in 2026 beyond Rs 2 lakh crore as global economic concerns continue to drag down sentiment. Data from NSDL showed FPIs have pulled out Rs 14,231 crore so far this month, adding to a year marked…

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‘Proud to be an American’: Ex-Meta employee celebrates crackdown on $100K H-1B fee by federal court, claims the world is ‘balancing out’ |

An ex-Meta employee is celebrating the strike down of the Trump administration’s increased H-1B visa fee. Zach Wilson, a former data engineer at the Mark Zuckerberg-owned company took to X to honour the announcement.He shared that for the past 6 months, when his Indian students asked “How do I get a data engineering job in…

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FIFA World Cup: Jordan leave gifts, sweets and thank-you note after tournament exit – WATCH | Football News

Jordan may be heading out of the FIFA World Cup 2026, but the tournament debutants have left a lasting impression with a touching gesture off the field.After their 2-1 defeat to Algeria in California, Jordan’s hopes of progressing to the knockout stage officially ended. Having also lost their opening Group J match 3-1 to Austria,…

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How Chornobyl’s mysterious fungus could change medicine and future space missions |

Nearly four decades after the Chornobyl nuclear disaster, the abandoned reactor remains one of the most hostile places on Earth. Radiation levels that would prove lethal to most forms of life still linger in parts of the exclusion zone, making it an unlikely setting for biological discovery. Yet among cracked concrete, rusting steel and contaminated…

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