Indiaabout 3 hours ago
India Gives Defence and Drone Firms a Break Amid West Asia Conflict
The Indian government has stepped in to help companies affected by the war in West Asia. Defence and drone manufacturers can now seek protection under the 'force majeure' clause in government contracts, giving them a much-needed breather.
WallStreetabout 3 hours ago
Wall Street Whistleblower's New Job Ends Abruptly
A high-profile financial executive left his new job before accusing a JPMorgan Chase executive of sex harassment. But why did he really leave? And what's the truth behind the explosive allegations?
US-Iran Conflictabout 3 hours ago
Trump Claims War with Iran is Over, But Critics Disagree
US President Donald Trump says hostilities with Iran have ended, but lawmakers and experts argue that active conflict remains. The controversy centers around presidential war powers and a 60-day deadline for congressional approval.
snookerabout 3 hours ago
Snooker Semi-Final Broadcast Disrupted by Power Outage
A sudden power outage at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield caused a 12-minute disruption to the BBC's live broadcast of the World Snooker Championship semi-final between Mark Allen and Wu Yize. The interruption occurred mid-frame, forcing viewers to watch a rerun of a nature show instead.
Hindu Communityabout 3 hours ago
UK: Hindu Community Seeks Own Spiritual Home in New Town
A group of Indian-origin Hindu families living in Northstowe, Cambridgeshire, are fighting to build a Hindu temple and community center on a plot of land allocated for faith use. The land is being bid on by the Hindu community and a Christian-Muslim group.
2026 World Cupabout 3 hours ago
New Red Card Rules for 2026 World Cup: Players' Behavior Under the Spotlight
FIFA has introduced two new rules for the 2026 World Cup: mouth-covering confrontations and walking off the pitch in protest will now result in instant dismissal. These changes aim to address player behavior and promote fair play.
US Deportationabout 3 hours ago
US Deportation Looms for 12-year-old Boy as Father Refuses DNA Test
A 12-year-old boy born to a US military father and a Nigerian mother is facing deportation in Alaska after authorities questioned his citizenship. The boy's father has refused to take a DNA test to prove their relationship.
iShowSpeedabout 3 hours ago
The iShowSpeed Citizenship Claim: A Closer Look
Popular streamer iShowSpeed caused a stir online with a video claiming he received Guadeloupe citizenship. But did it really happen? Let's break down the facts.
H-1B Visaabout 3 hours ago
A Son's Desperate Choice: H-1B Visa Delays Leave Man Behind During His Mother's Final Days
An Indian-origin tech professional working in the US shared a heart-wrenching account of being unable to see his dying mother due to visa delays. Gautam Dey's emotional post highlights the human cost of immigration processes and the difficult choices that come with working abroad.
xQcabout 3 hours ago
xQc's Shocking Claim: Did the Overwatch League Inflate Its Viewership Numbers?
Famous streamer xQc has made a startling claim about the Overwatch League's viewership numbers. He thinks the league may have used bots to make its audience look bigger. But did he really have insider info that changed his mind about playing professionally?
Candace Owensabout 3 hours ago
Candace Owens Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged False Claims About Charlie Kirk's Death
Brian Harpole, a former security handler for Charlie Kirk, has filed a defamation lawsuit against Candace Owens. He claims she made false accusations about his involvement in Kirk's death, despite evidence showing he had no role in the incident.