IIP quickens to 7.5%, inflation softens
On retail inflation, "the undercurrent remains biased on the upside, making RBI disinclined towards any rate cut", he said. Retail inflation fell to a 4-month low of 4.44 percent in February on cheaper food articles and lower cost for fuel.

EU's Top Diplomat Travels To Ukraine As Anniversary Of Crimea Takeover Looms
Ukraine has been wracked by conflict since March 2014 following Russia's annexation of Crimea after an illegal independence vote. The measures consist of asset freezes and travel restrictions.

Cruz, O'Rourke respond to name-mocking ad
Cruz's campaign ad, which features a short country music jingle, claims O'Rourke chose the nickname to "fit in". O'Rourke also led his opponents in the Democrat primary by nearly 40-percent, receiving roughly 600,000 votes.

Prince William to 'walk Meghan Markle up the aisle'
Meghan will appear alongside the Queen at Westminster Abbey in the first "public acknowledgement" by the Queen of the USA actress. The couple also decide to take Charles (Harry Enfield) to America to meet Doria, Meghan's down-to-earth all-American mum.

Goldman Sachs' Schwartz to retire, narrowing field for Blankfein's replacement
Blankfein himself made a cryptic reference to the news on Twitter , saying it's "WSJ's announcement...not mine". Blankfein, 63, is one of the longest-serving CEOs at a bulge bracket bank having been in the role for 12 years.

Dolphins reportedly set to release superstar Ndamukong Suh, seeking 'culture change'
Suh has been with the Dolphins the past two seasons after signing a monster six-year, $114.375 million deal with the team. This morning, Suh posted a video on Twitter telling fans to "stay tuned, there will be some exciting news going on".

Afghan official says Taliban attack kills 15 security forces
In addition, a Taliban spokesman told Reuters "several military vehicles" were seized, "along with a large quantity of ammunition".

Fashion titan Hubert de Givenchy dies aged 91
The fashion icon, who was famous for styling Audrey Hepburn and Jackie Kennedy, died in his sleep on Saturday, his partner said. After selling his empire to Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessey (LVMH) in 1988, Givenchy continued to work until 1995.

Cristiano Ronaldo powers Real Madrid to 2-1 win against Eibar
Isco and Kroos made way for Benzema and Lucas Vazquez with 19 minutes left but Eibar had two golden chances to score a second. The Neymar issue is more important than ever and a major source of vexation for Doha, being their prized player.

Tomb Raider 1, 2, 3 Remasters Coming To Steam
However, they did mention that the first two games have already been completed and they are now working on the third one. The DOS version will also be essential to run the game, as the remaster is essentially a mod added on to it.

WWE Star Jeff Hardy Reportedly Arrested for DWI
He was recently cleared to return and was scheduled to begin training at the WWE Performance Centre in Orlando this month. The police report notes that Hardy totaled his 2016 Cadillac CTS-V with an estimated $8,000 in damages.

NC man arrested in connection 32-year-old cold case murder
On Friday, 61-year-old Michael Hand was arrested at his home in Troutman by MA state troopers and Troutman police, MA police said. Gilpin said her family was extremely grateful to those who provided information to investigators assigned to her sister's case.

United Kingdom police probe anti-Muslim hate letter
Liberal Democrat Councillor for Bradford Moor, Riaz Ahmed said he received the letter on Friday morning. Posters advertising a proposed "Punish a Muslim Day" have been sent to addresses in West Yorkshire.

Almost half of USA arms exports go to the Middle East
"Major ongoing arms deals in 2017 included the delivery of combat aircraft from China and Russian Federation ", it says. With the Middle East accounting for 49 percent of total U.S. arms exports, Saudi Arabia was by far its biggest customer.

Are human instincts leading us to fake news?
"Even before the internet and social media, people would spread gossip around the water cooler or barbecue", Vosoughi said. This method of cataloguing tweets produced 126,000 true or false cascades involving three million people.