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Amazon, Tata Motors to deploy 3,000 electric trucks across India

Amazon and Tata Motors have partnered to deploy 3,000 electric trucks across the e-commerce company's transportation network in India, marking a push to expand electric vehicles beyond last-mile deliveries to longer-distance freight operations. Under the agreement, Tata Motors will supply the electric trucks, while Amazon's third-party carrier partners will buy and operate them. The initial rollout will begin in Delhi during the autumn festive season to handle peak shipping volumes. The deployment will be rolled out in phases, with a focus on the 2,800-kilometre Delhi-Bengaluru-Chennai freight corridor along National Highway 48. The route connects six major e-commerce regions across seven states. Infrastructure firm Yahhvi is building dedicated charging hubs to support the long-distance routes. Policy support for electric trucks The deployment comes amid policy efforts to encourage the…

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Angel Reese laments officiating after nightmarish turn for Dream in Game 5 loss to Valkyries

SAN FRANCISCO – Angel Reese softly shook her head as the Chase Center crowd roared. She had just been hit with her third foul after trying to get to the rim, and Ballhalla could smell blood. If you ask Reese, though, it might be a little beyond just the defense she’s facing. “I’m still trying to figure out how to play through the physicality,” she said after Game 5. “A lot of us are getting fouled and they’re not calling it. Or we’re talking to the ref after and they’re saying, ‘Oh, well we’ll get you next time.’ “So it is a little frustrating, especially in the moment of it, I’m kind of used to it because this is happening throughout the season, so I have to just continue to play through it.” Since Game 3, Reese has scored 15 points on 4-for-20 shooting. That comes on the heels of 51 points and 28 rebounds in Games 2 and 3 combined. “The games that we won, I mean, she had historically…

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Michael Penix Jr.'s leap to franchise QB status should validate Terry Fontenot

The Atlanta Falcons finally have their franchise quarterback in Michael Penix Jr., and while that makes Kevin Stefanski's job easier, he shouldn't even be the person happiest because of this development. That honor goes to former Falcons general manager Terry Fontenot, since Penix's lack of success was partly why he was fired in the first place . Even though the Falcons signed Kirk Cousins for four years and $180 million just six weeks before draft day, Fontenot became enamored with Penix as a prospect. He saw the elite arm talent and was ready to call his shot on him, shocking everyone drafting him with the eighth pick in the 2024 Draft. And while this pick originally offered a collective "WTF" from the NFL world, nobody can say Fontenot was wrong anymore. Cousins last just two seasons in red black and has flamed out after his hot start to 2026 with the Las Vegas Raiders, while Penix…

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High tides flood Sausalito roads, strand pedestrians as scientists warn of more coastal flooding

October 27, 2026 / 9:53 PM PDT / CBS San Francisco Exceptionally high tides flooded streets and a popular bike path in southern Marin County on Monday, forcing road closures, stranding bicyclists and offering a preview of what scientists warn could be more serious coastal flooding in the months ahead. Several streets and an off-ramp from Highway 101 were closed for much of the day as rising water inundated low-lying areas near the Sausalito waterfront. For Chantz Rivera, a 29-year-old nearing the end of a cross-country walk from New York to San Francisco, the flooding became an unexpected obstacle. "I'm seeing it slowly coming on the bike path, but I didn't think it was going to be like this," Rivera said. "It was low in the beginning, but it got crazy." Rivera said he was unaware of the flood warnings and continued walking as the water rose around him. "I was hoping it wasn't getting…

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