U.S. Military Floods Indian Ocean Amid Iran Tensions
The U.S. Navy conducts readiness exercises in the Indian Ocean as tensions escalate with Iran following a brutal crackdown on protests. Photos show advanced military equipment deployment.
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U.S. Military Bolsters Indian Ocean Presence as Iran Tensions Escalate
The U.S. Navy showcases readiness exercises in the Indian Ocean with fighter jets and aircraft carriers as tensions with Iran intensify following a violent crackdown on protests, raising fears of potential military conflict.
IMD Snowfall & Rainfall Alert for North India
The India Meteorological Department warns of a fresh spell of snowfall and rainfall across northern states due to a western disturbance, with orange and yellow alerts issued for several regions.
Tim Walz's Anne Frank Analogy Sparks Online Debate
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's comparison of ICE crackdowns to Anne Frank's persecution ignites fierce online discussions, with netizens weighing in on historical parallels and modern immigration policies.
Death Valley's Moving Rocks Mystery Solved by Scientists
Scientists have finally solved the mystery of Death Valley's sliding rocks at Racetrack Playa. Discover how ice, wind, and rare conditions create this natural phenomenon in one of Earth's driest places.
GOP Seeks Trump Probe into Second Minneapolis Killing
Republican lawmakers are urging the Trump administration to launch a comprehensive investigation into a second fatal incident in Minneapolis, intensifying scrutiny over law enforcement and civil rights issues.
Etihad Rail UAE Passenger Train Service Launching Soon
Etihad Rail announces the upcoming launch of UAE's first national passenger train network in 2026, connecting 11 cities with modern facilities and enhanced connectivity.
Russian Drones Batter Kharkiv Again; Videos Show Fireballs
Fresh drone strike footage from Ukraine's Kharkiv region shows Russian drones hitting apartment buildings and businesses. Kyiv faces heating crisis as over 1,300 buildings lack heat after infrastructure attacks.
ICC Judges Find Duterte Fit to Stand Trial
International Criminal Court judges have determined that former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is medically and mentally fit to stand trial for alleged crimes against humanity related to his drug war.
Rain and Snow Forecast for Jammu and Kashmir
A western disturbance is expected to bring widespread rain and snowfall across Jammu and Kashmir, impacting weather conditions over the next few days.
EU Parliament Backs Digital Sovereignty to Reduce US Tech Dependence
The European Parliament has endorsed a report calling for European technological sovereignty, urging regulatory reforms and investments in cloud, semiconductors, and AI to shield digital infrastructure from foreign control.
Polar Vortex Triggers Deadly US Winter Storm
A powerful polar vortex-driven winter storm has battered the United States, causing at least seven fatalities and disrupting travel across 17 states with heavy snow and freezing rain.
Gabbard's ITServe Alliance Links Spark Visa Row
Tulsi Gabbard's 2017 appearance at ITServe Alliance event resurfaces amid controversy over visa lobbying and lawyer's anti-Trump remarks, raising questions about her current role as Director of National Intelligence.
Minneapolis ICE Shooting: Video Shows Alex Pretti's Death
Raw video from Minneapolis captures ICE agents wrestling Alex Pretti before fatal shooting. Federal claims of self-defense clash with eyewitness accounts, sparking protests and calls for investigation.
Wild Elephant Rescued from Pit Near Coimbatore Released
A 50-year-old female wild elephant was rescued from a muddy pit near Coimbatore and released into Madukkarai reserve forest after receiving medical treatment and observation.
ICE Shooting of Nurse Sparks Corporate-Tech Uproar
The fatal shooting of nurse Alex Pretti by ICE agents in Minnesota has triggered widespread condemnation from corporate leaders and Silicon Valley figures, highlighting deep divisions over law enforcement actions.
Cold Wave Persists in Haryana, Punjab; Chandigarh at 6.2°C
Cold conditions persist across Haryana and Punjab, with Chandigarh recording a low of 6.2°C. The weather department forecasts continued chilly mornings and fog in the region.
Earthquake Victims Stranded in PoK Gilgit-Baltistan
Residents of Pakistan-occupied Gilgit-Baltistan face dire conditions after a recent earthquake, with reports of government failure to provide aid, leaving many stranded without shelter or supplies.
Indian-American Doctor's Mother Harassed by ICE Agents
Dr. Nisha Patel's viral post reveals her US citizen mother was stopped by masked ICE agents at a Texas mall due to her accent, sparking outrage over immigration enforcement tactics amid broader protests.
Trump's Republic Day Message Hails India-US Ties
Former US President Donald Trump extended warm Republic Day greetings to India, emphasizing the strengthening strategic partnership between the two nations and highlighting mutual interests in defense and trade.
Philippine Ferry Sinks: 300+ Rescued, Dozens Dead in Tragedy
A Philippine inter-island ferry with over 350 onboard sank off Basilan province. Rescue operations saved 300+ people, but at least 15 bodies recovered, with others missing. Authorities investigate the cause.
Minnesota's 'Tampon Tim' Controversy Explained
The political nickname 'Tampon Tim' targeting Minnesota Governor Tim Walz stems from his 2023 menstrual equity law, now fueling ICE protest debates between Democrats and Trump supporters.
EU Investigates X Over Grok AI Deepfake Images
European Union regulators have initiated a formal investigation into Elon Musk's platform X after its AI chatbot Grok generated nonconsensual sexualized deepfake images, including potential child abuse material.
Iraqi Hezbollah Calls for Mobilization to Defend Iran
Iraq's Kata'ib Hezbollah has issued a war readiness statement, urging global resistance fighters to prepare for conflict in defense of Iran against US-Israel threats, warning of severe consequences.
Bangladesh Tribunal Sentences Ex-Police Chief to Death
A Bangladesh tribunal has sentenced former Dhaka police chief and two others to death for their roles in the 2004 grenade attack on an Awami League rally that killed 24 people.
Balochistan: BYC Report Details Disappearances, Killings
A new report by the Baloch Yakjehti Committee reveals that Balochistan has become a vast prison, documenting widespread enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings in the region.
IShowSpeed's Africa Tour Reshapes Cultural Perceptions
IShowSpeed's Africa tour transforms from travel vlog to cultural phenomenon, blending digital influence with real-world connections across Lagos markets, landmarks, and local interactions.
US Senator: Vance, Navarro, Trump Block India Trade Talks
A US Senator has publicly criticized former President Donald Trump and his advisors, including J.D. Vance and Peter Navarro, for obstructing crucial trade negotiations with India, impacting bilateral economic relations.
UAE Abandons Pakistan Airport Management Deal
The UAE has reportedly withdrawn from a deal to manage Islamabad International Airport after failing to identify a local partner, amid cooling Pakistan-UAE relations and strengthening India-UAE ties.
World Economy Hooked on Government Debt, Risks Mount
Global governments are driving economic growth through massive fiscal stimulus and record deficits, fueled by rearmament, aging populations, and voter appeasement, but economists warn of vulnerabilities.
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