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Brain Rot is everywhere heres why the Internet cant stop talking about it
Brain rot, a new term for mental fatigue, is gaining attention. Excessive online content consumption, especially on social media, is linked to shorter attention spans and memory issues. Experts are researching its effects on younger generations. Strategies like limiting screen time and mindful technology use are recommended to combat this digital overload.
Native American Cherokee proverb teaches how to live a good life. It says people should help others and leave kindness behind. The saying has no single author because it comes from oral tradition. A folklore story shares personal connection to Cherokee roots. The message remains important today, encouraging respect, strong values, and legacy remembered by family, community, and future generations.
Now I have to live with it: NATO chief Mark Rutte on viral daddy remark about Trump
Glen Powell and Barnstorm join David Weils upcoming crime drama Calamities at Prime Video
Prime Video has officially greenlit a Texas-set crime thriller created by David Weil. The series follows the aftermath of a violent drug deal that shakes a quiet border town, drawing together a sheriff confronting her past, a ruthless hitwoman, an ambitious FBI agent, and a dangerous cartel faction. Produced with Glen Powell and Barnstorm, the show explores intersecting lives caught in escalating chaos.
'To be clear, I never had a relationship with Epstein or Ghislaine Maxwell: Melania Trump
India Inc ramps up exports as Iran ceasefire reopens Middle East trade
Indian businesses are seizing opportunities after the Iran war ceasefire. Exports are resuming, and factories are returning to full capacity. Companies expect a surge in orders for reconstruction activities in war-affected nations. Pharma and packaged food sectors see increased demand.
EU opposes Iran toll plan, backs free Hormuz passage
The European Union has stated that ships must be allowed passage through the Strait of Hormuz freely. Iran had suggested charging for passage. The EU emphasized that international law guarantees freedom of navigation. This freedom is considered a public good that must be protected. No payment or toll will be accepted for passage.
Social Security benefits check 2026: Many Americans may not be receiving their full Social Security payments. Small errors in earnings records or personal status can lead to underpayments. Checking your earnings history and ensuring your personal details are updated with the Social Security Administration is crucial.
Macro buffers to help India tide over Gulf crisis: World Bank
India's economic growth for FY27 is projected at 6.6 percent. The World Bank notes potential risks from the Gulf conflict impacting global energy prices. However, India's economy is strong, supported by reserves and low inflation. Growth is expected to average 7.1 percent from FY28 to FY29. Boosting private sector growth is key for job creation and achieving Viksit Bharat.
A Chinese proverb offers wisdom on life's unpredictable nature. It suggests good fortune is rare and may not repeat, while difficulties often arrive together. This ancient saying encourages appreciating moments of success and preparing for challenges. Understanding this rhythm helps people navigate life's ups and downs with gratitude and strength. It's a reminder to value blessings and endure hardships.
Tamil Nadu Polls: EPS backs Election Commission officer transfers, says move ensures fairness
AIADMK leader Edappadi K Palaniswami supported the Election Commission's decision to transfer top officials in Tamil Nadu. He stated the move was necessary for fair elections. Palaniswami questioned Chief Minister MK Stalin's objection to the transfers. He mentioned that officials had been with the DMK government for a long time.
'Rate action unlikely in FY27; if any, it could be a rise,' say economists
Indian markets expect a prolonged pause in policy rates. Economists foresee no immediate tightening as higher global energy prices have a limited impact. The Reserve Bank of India is likely to maintain rates through FY27. While most anticipate a pause, a rate hike is considered more probable than a cut if the Iran conflict persists and affects growth.
Wedding drama brewing? Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce hit unexpected awkward conflict
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding plans are getting attention as a tight NFL schedule creates pressure. A mandatory minicamp happens just days before their expected June ceremony. Kelces football duties may reduce time for final preparations. Fans are watching closely as the couple balances career commitments and wedding planning, leading to talk about possible last-minute stress before their big day.
The Punisher: One Last Kill trailer released Jon Bernthal returns in brutal first look
Punisher one last kill: Marvels The Punisher: One Last Kill brings Jon Bernthal back as Frank Castle in a dark, action-heavy special. The trailer shows the vigilante battling enemies across a chaotic New York while struggling with his inner demons.The story hints at Castle searching for purpose beyond revenge. The special arrives May 12 on Disney+.
Congress under pressure to back or block Womens Reservation Bill
The Congress Working Committee will convene on Friday. The meeting will focus on the party's stance regarding a government proposal. This proposal aims to amend the Women's Reservation Act. The bill seeks to delink its implementation from the census and delimitation.
Alliances & distrust: Trinamool faces minority stronghold test
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's traditional minority vote base in Murshidabad and Malda faces challenges. Electoral roll issues, Waqf protests, and OBC reservation concerns are causing anger. Alliances of AIMIM with Humayun Kabir's party and Congress with CPI-M-AISF may divide Muslim votes. Minority community members express dissatisfaction with the government's actions over the past two years.
Bangladeshs BNP sends large delegation to China, tests ties with India
Bangladesh's ruling party is sending a large delegation to China. This visit aims to boost cooperation and exchange experiences with the Communist Party of China. The delegation includes senior party leaders and ministers. This move rekindles decades-old ties. Bangladesh's foreign minister is also scheduled to visit China later this month. He is expected to meet his Chinese counterpart.
US must rein in Israel to secure Iran ceasefire: Omar Abdullah
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah urged the US to control Israel and halt bombing in Lebanon. He believes this action is crucial for a successful ceasefire with Iran. Abdullah suggested India's close ties with Israel might be a disadvantage.
Beyond the Fence: Villagers in Ahio seek development in upcoming West Bengal Assembly polls
Residents near the Habibpur Border in Ahio face challenges. A closed primary health centre forces villagers to travel for medical care. While some infiltration occurs, locals say it is low due to BSF presence. Development and basic facilities remain a concern for these long-term residents.
PM Modi pitches 6-point 'guarantee' for West Bengal ahead of Assembly polls
Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledges a 'double-engine government' for West Bengal post-assembly polls. He promises to remove infiltrators and ensure government employees receive Seventh Pay Commission benefits. Modi also vows to end the 'mafia raj' and 'syndicates' plaguing the state. Corrupt Trinamool workers will face punishment, and all scam-related files will be reopened.
Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister MK Stalin has voiced skepticism regarding the introduction of the 33% women's reservation bill at this juncture. He perceives it as a politically motivated maneuver designed to attract voters as elections loom. With grave concerns surrounding delimitation and the potential dilution of OBC representation, Stalin underscores the additional fiscal burden it places on state governments.
Social Security windfall? Millions set to pocket thousands in retroactive payments
The Social Security windfall is now real. Over $17 billion is being paid out. More than 3.1 million retirees are impacted. The Social Security windfall average retroactive payment stands near $6,710. This Social Security windfall follows the Social Security Fairness Act. Monthly benefits between $1,500 and $4,000 can quickly build substantial retroactive payouts. However, claiming Social Security retroactive benefits reduces future monthly income permanently for retirees. Experts warn delayed retirement credits loss can impact long-term financial stability significantly.
NASA Artemis II return to Earth: Artemis II is set to splash down in the Pacific Ocean at 1:07 am BST on Saturday, concluding its historic lunar journey. The mission's most perilous phase, re-entry, involves extreme heat and speeds, with the spacecraft's heat shield playing a critical role. Recovery teams will be on standby following the intense 13-minute descent.
Scientists say the Kikai volcano near Japan is slowly filling with magma again after thousands of years. The underwater caldera shows steam and small earthquakes. Researchers warn this may signal future eruption risk. Studies suggest possible tsunamis and climate effects if it erupts. Experts are monitoring closely to understand supervolcano cycles and improve early warning for potential disasters in future.
Pakistan's high-stakes Iran peace bid is fraught with risk
Pakistan is hosting crucial peace talks between Iran and the United States. This mediation aims to stabilize the global economy and ease tensions. Security is tight in Islamabad for the high-stakes negotiations. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief Asim Munir are leading the diplomatic efforts. Success could boost Pakistan's international standing.
Manon Bannerman to miss KATSEYEs Coachella debut as HYBE confirms hiatus, fans share mixed reactions
Coachella: Manon Bannerman will not perform with KATSEYE at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival after HYBE confirmed she remains on hiatus. The singer has been on a health-related break since February, with no timeline for her return. Her absence from promotions and new music, including Pinky Up, has sparked speculation about her future in the group.
Iran's Supreme Leader Mojataba Ali Khamenei announced a new phase in managing the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran will seek retribution for attacks on the country. Iran is resolute in taking revenge for its late supreme leader and its martyrs. The nation is not seeking war but will not forfeit its rights. This signals a firm stance on its perceived entitlements.
Foreign secy Vikram Misri meets US officials to deepen defence & tech ties
In a significant diplomatic engagement, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri convened with top US officials in Washington to deliberate on key areas of cooperation, including defense and trade. The summit emphasized the urgency of fortifying supply chains in light of global economic fluctuations. Additionally, both parties shared insights on the evolving geopolitical landscape in the Indo-Pacific and West Asia.
'Pfizer led to miscarriages': Activist reveals SHOCKING details on COVID vaccine's effect on women
Dream jobs alert! Employees name the 5 best companies to work for in 2026
Best companies to work for 2026: American employees have spoken about what makes a workplace great. A new survey reveals the top companies for employee satisfaction in 2026. These firms excel in pay, benefits, leadership, purpose, and appreciation. Fannie Mae, Fairway Home Mortgage Corp, Plante Moran, Progressive Insurance, and The Baldwin Group lead the rankings.
Russia vs UK at Sea: Warship escort sparks confrontation as NATO Tracks Russian tankers
Renewal of passport legitimate right available to a person: Allahabad HC
Allowing an application filed by Rampur resident Dilip, Justice Saurabh Srivastava directed the regional passport officer to renew his passport without any delay.
Artemis II astronauts describe their lunar voyage as surreal and profound ahead of Earth return
Artemis II astronauts are nearing Earth after a historic moon trip. They describe the journey as surreal and profound. The crew is preparing for a fiery reentry into Earth's atmosphere. This mission marks humanity's return to lunar exploration after decades. The safe return of the astronauts is the top priority for NASA and the Defense Department.
Indian Army showcases 'tank in air' Apache firepower during 'Brahmastra' desert drill
At the Pokhran Firing Range, these advanced helicopters showcased precision strike capabilities by successfully launching AGM-114 Hellfire missiles, rockets and an active display of gunfire.
While Lopezs life may seem extraordinary, her message is strikingly universal. In a fast-paced world filled with comparison and pressure, affirmations offer a moment of pause, a chance to reconnect with ones own voice.
Trump wants to exit NATO for: Joe Kent drops bombshell on Israel, Iran and looming Syria conflict
Why Apache is called a flying tank: Army showcases worlds deadliest attack helicopter in Pokhran
The US housing market is showing unexpected strength this spring. Mortgage rates are rising again. Yet buyers are still entering the market in large numbers. The average 30-year mortgage rate now stands at 6.356%. That is a fresh increase of 3 basis points. At the same time, global war uncertainty continues to pressure financial markets. Still, the US housing market is not slowing down. The biggest factor supporting the US housing market right now is seasonal demand. Spring is historically the busiest time for homebuying activity. Families prefer moving before the new school year begins. Weather conditions also make property visits easier. These patterns are repeating again in 2026.
Nancy Guthrie mystery deepens as detective says new ransom note may be genuine
Nancy Guthries disappearance is getting more confusing as a new ransom note appears. Investigators are checking if the message is real while a mystery person asks for Bitcoin. Police warn the demand could be fake. Officials say there is already a reward for real tips. The search continues as authorities try to find answers and confirm whether the latest clue is genuine.
IMF chief to Policymakers on West Asia crisis : Dont add gasoline to the fire
COVID is BACK! 15% spike in cases in US, is 'Cicada' variant next wave?
IMF to cut global growth forecast due to Mideast war
West Asia War: The International Monetary Fund will reduce global growth predictions because of the Middle East war. IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva warned of lasting damage from the conflict. Spiraling energy costs, damaged infrastructure, and supply disruptions will slow growth. The IMF anticipates providing up to 50 billion dollars in financial aid to affected nations.
Quote of the day by Ringo Starr: He emphasizes learning through experience and embracing mistakes, rather than formal study. His journey from childhood illness to global fame with The Beatles highlights the power of persistence and taking action. Starr's philosophy encourages starting new endeavors without fear of imperfection, trusting the process of growth.
He said he was campaigning for his sister Vanathi Srinivasan and praised the hardworking nature of Coimbatore's people, adding that they were as cheerful as she was. He described Tamil Nadu as an economically strong and beautiful state, but alleged that development had stagnated over the past five years due to corruption.
Whats happening with WTI and Brent crude oil today? Why oil prices are surging $1 every hour. Oil price today is rising at an extraordinary pace across global energy markets. Brent crude is hovering near the $100 mark again. WTI crude is also climbing sharply with intraday gains nearing $1 every hour. Brent crude jumped over 12% within just 24 hours recently. WTI crude followed with similar sharp gains across trading sessions. These moves are rare and usually tied to supply shocks or war-like conditions. Fresh tensions between the United States and Iran are reshaping market expectations quickly. Supply fears are building as traders react to uncertain shipping flows and rising conflict risks.
Masters leaderboard: 60-year-old legend Jose Maria Olazabal stuns with vintage performance
Jose Maria Olazabal, at 60 years old, surprisingly led the Masters after a strong start on Thursday. This remarkable performance, with birdies on the second and third holes, placed him atop the leaderboard, a feat that would make him the oldest first-round leader in the tournament's history if he maintains his position.
Foreign demand weakens at US Treasury auctions in March in midst of Middle East war
Foreign investors reduced their purchases of U.S. Treasury notes last month. This trend was observed across two-, five-, and seven-year maturities. The U.S. Treasury Department data revealed a significant drop in foreign buying. Meanwhile, large investment managers increased their holdings in five- and seven-year notes.
10 Indian fishermen arrested for alleged poaching by Sri Lankan Navy
Sri Lankan Navy apprehended ten Indian fishermen and seized their trawler. The incident occurred in Sri Lankan waters north of Mannar. This year, the Navy has seized sixteen trawlers and arrested one hundred twelve Indian fishermen for alleged poaching. Thirty Indian fishermen were repatriated to India recently.
IShowSpeed scared of the upcoming WWE WrestleMania 42 match? Heres why and who is against him
With WrestleMania regarded as WWEs biggest annual event, expectations are high for all performers. For IShowSpeed, the pressure is amplified by his outsider status and the intense rivalry storyline.
Lost your job to AI? Experts warn the career damage could be permanent and hard to reverse
AI layoffs long term effects: Losing a job to AI could inflict deeper, lasting career damage than typical layoffs, economists warn. Displaced workers may face prolonged unemployment, lower wages, and delayed life milestones. While younger workers might adapt better, significant job displacement is a future concern, potentially impacting careers for years.
Nearly all European allies responding to Trumps requests amid Iran crisis: NATO chief
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated US leadership remains vital for the alliance. He noted Europe is increasing its defense spending and taking on a fairer share of responsibilities. Rutte credited former President Donald Trump for revitalising NATO.
A medical student reported his Bluetooth earphones allegedly burst, leading to eardrum inflammation. This incident raises concerns about earbud safety and loud audio. Experts warn that prolonged use of earbuds and high volumes can damage hearing. Early hearing loss is now seen in younger adults due to lifestyle habits. Protecting hearing is crucial.
'Bigger, better & stronger': Trump signals war readiness against Iran if Hormuz blockade continues
Michael Campbell cause of death: What happened to the 35-year-old Game of Thrones actor?
Award-winning actor Michael Patrick, known for his roles in Blue Lights and Game of Thrones, has died at the age of 35 after a battle with motor neurone disease (MND). Diagnosed in 2022, Patrick continued to work and advocate for MND awareness, inspiring many with his spirit and creativity. He passed away peacefully surrounded by loved ones.
One pay dispute, $200 million gone: Inside the blaze that shocked California
The fire started around midnight inside a very large warehouse. The building stored everyday items like tissues, paper towels, and toilet paper for the region. The warehouse is worth about $156 million (around Rs 1,446 crore), according to Zillow, as cited in Moneycontrol. Police quickly found the fire suspicious and identified a person of interest early in the investigation.
'Maa' is crying, 'Maati' is taken over by infiltrators, 'Manush' is terrified: PM Modi in Bengal
'Never added fuel to fire': China denies reports of support to Iran's military during war with US
LIVE: Mark Rutte makes important announcement as Trump considers pulling troops out of NATO
Why is Palantir stock dropping sharply today after Michael Burrys warning? The Palantir stock drop is suddenly back in focus after Michael Burry issued a fresh warning. Shares of Palantir Technologies slipped nearly 6% in one session. That sharp fall has triggered concern across Wall Street and retail investors alike. Burry suggested that Palantir may be losing ground in the AI race. His warning focused heavily on competition from Anthropic. According to emerging data, Anthropic is rapidly gaining enterprise traction. Its AI tools are easier to deploy and integrate. That makes them highly attractive for businesses seeking quick results.
Pakistan prepares for US-Iran talks with anxiety
Pakistan is enhancing security for crucial US-Iran peace talks scheduled for this weekend in Islamabad. Tensions are high as Iran warns that Israeli strikes on Lebanon could derail negotiations. Both nations have agreed to a conditional ceasefire. Pakistani leadership is actively mediating to achieve lasting regional peace.
India, Bhutan discuss ways to boost energy cooperation
India's Power Minister Manohar Lal met Bhutan King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck to boost energy ties. Discussions focused on hydro-electric projects. The minister will attend the Punatsangchhu-I dam construction start on April 10. This highlights strong India-Bhutan energy cooperation. A protocol for Punatsangchhu-II export tariff was also signed.
Vijayan-led CPI(M) fate sealed in ballot boxes as polls saw enthusiastic voter turnout in Kerala
Kerala voted on Thursday in assembly polls. The outcome will decide the future of the ruling LDF and key opposition figures. High voter turnout was recorded across the state. Results will be declared on May 4. Both LDF and UDF expressed confidence in forming the government. The BJP aims to gain a foothold.
Greenland prime minister rebuffs Trump remarks as NATO tensions rise
Greenland's leader Jens-Frederik Nielsen has responded to U.S. President Donald Trump's remarks. Nielsen stated Greenland is a proud nation of 57,000 people. He stressed the importance of maintaining global order and international law. Nielsen highlighted Greenland's role as a global citizen. He urged allies to stand together to uphold these principles.
Episode 7, titled Thats Not How I Play Survivor, signaled the shift into one of the games most pivotal phases. Since 2016, Survivor has been filmed in Fiji, providing a consistent yet demanding tropical setting for contestants. The series continues to be hosted by Jeff Probst, who has led the show since its debut in 2000.
How are we outsiders?: Smriti Irani lashes out at Mamata Banerjee over humiliation of Ratna Debnath
Quote of the Day by George Burns: The American actor and comedian advises people through his quote to follow their passion and dreams over conventional success as it leads to a more fulfilling and meaningful life. George Burnss quote means its better to pursue what you love, even if you fail, than to succeed at something you dislike.
White House confident Kevin Warsh will lead Fed in May
White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett expressed strong confidence that Kevin Warsh will assume the role of Federal Reserve chairman in May. Hassett indicated that current chairman Jerome Powell has signaled his intention to step aside once a successor is confirmed. This development is anticipated to occur following a confirmation hearing next week.
Voting concludes for assembly polls in Assam, Keralam, and Puducherry
Voting has concluded in Assam, Keralam, and Puducherry. High voter turnout was recorded across all three regions. Election officials managed the process, sealing electronic voting machines. Results for these significant elections will be declared on May 4. Key leaders participated in the voting process. The electorate decided the fate of numerous candidates in these crucial polls.
Global economy outlook | IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva | LIVE
Delhi's 'urban oasis': 90-acre Lodhi Garden turns 90
Lodhi Garden, Delhi's cherished green sanctuary, marks 90 years since it was established as Lady Willingdon Park in 1936. This 90-acre expanse, home to stunning historical tombs of the Sayyid and Lodi dynasties, is a haven for nature lovers and casual walkers alike.
Economists see prolonged rate pause; hike risks hinge on oil, geopolitics
Indian markets expect interest rates to remain steady for an extended period. Economists foresee no immediate policy tightening by the Reserve Bank of India. The central bank's focus is on financial stability and managing global risks. Inflation projections are within tolerance levels. Future rate movements will depend on global events and domestic inflation trends.
Why Warren Buffett isnt buying yet: The big market fall hes eyeing before making his move
Warren Buffett is staying patient as markets fall slightly in 2026. He is not buying stocks yet and wants a bigger drop before investing. Berkshire Hathaway is holding huge cash and keeping money in safe options. Buffett believes in long-term value and ignores small dips. His plan is simple: wait, stay ready, and invest heavily when a major market crash happens.
Jennifer Aniston has found renewed happiness with her partner Jim Curtis, who is often described as a wellness expert and a guiding, hypnotist-like presence in her life.
Hormuz at near standstill as Iran warns ships to keep to its waters
Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps is directing ships to a new route near Larak Island. This change has caused confusion for shipping firms. Traffic in the Strait of Hormuz is now less than ten percent of normal volumes. Companies await government guidance on safety. India is easing rules to speed up energy supplies from the Gulf.
Middle East war could drive $50 billion IMF support, says MD Georgieva
The Middle East conflict's impact is spreading beyond oil and gas. Global food supplies, transport, and even chip production face disruptions. This shock is pushing up prices and straining supply chains worldwide. Countries are facing rising inflation and potential food insecurity. Policymakers must act carefully to manage these challenges and build resilience.
UK accuses Russia of covert submarine operations in British waters
Britain has revealed it thwarted Russian submarine activity near its waters. UK forces tracked and deterred a Russian attack submarine and other vessels. These Russian units were reportedly probing critical underwater infrastructure. The British government stated it will protect national and economic security.
Iran deputy minister says ships need consent to pass Hormuz
Iran's military demands vessels contact them for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz. This requirement follows conflict-related dangers. Iran claims transit is possible with their approval. However, conditional passage is seen as control by some. Vessels face potential delays and tolls for transit. Several oil tankers are currently waiting to depart the Persian Gulf.
Bitcoin BTC USD price crash prediction to zero: Economist Steve Keen, known for past financial crisis warnings, predicts Bitcoin could become worthless. He cites its high energy usage as a major weakness. As global pressure to cut energy consumption mounts, cryptocurrencies may face policy action.
BKI terror module busted; 2 held with grenades, IED material: Punjab Police
The Punjab Police have made a crucial breakthrough by arresting two suspects, Akash Masih and Jablaun, in Gurdaspur, connected to a terror plot from the notorious Babbar Khalsa International, backed by the ISI. Their capture is a decisive step in preventing serious disruptions to peace in Punjab.
Rapper NBA Ben 10 was hurt in a Houston nightclub shooting that shocked fans. Online rumors wrongly said he died, but family confirmed he is alive. Police are checking videos and talking to witnesses. The incident started after a reported robbery attempt. Fans are waiting for updates while doctors treat him. The investigation continues as authorities try to find the suspect.
China denies reports of support to Iran's military during war with US
China firmly opposes the dissemination of speculative and insinuating disinformation targeting China by relevant parties, Defence Ministry spokesperson Zhang Xiaogang said.
Target for elimination: Israel hunts Hezbollah chief Qassem with deadly strikes rocking Lebanon
US economy grew a sluggish 0.5% in fourth quarter, government says, downgrading previous estimate
The economic landscape of America took a notable downturn in late 2025, where growth plummeted to a mere 0.5 percent in the last quarter. This disappointing statistic was a revision downward from previous estimates, propelled by the consequences of a government shutdown that curtailed spending habits.
Iran rules out restrictions on enrichment programme: Nuclear chief
The head of Iran's nuclear energy agency on Thursday ruled out any restrictions on the country's enrichment of uranium, saying the demand by the United States and Israel will not come true. During last June's 12-day war, Israel and the United States hit Iran's nuclear programme, claiming to have obliterated its ability to enrich uranium.
Islamabad locks down for first US-Iran talks as Israeli attacks on Lebanon jeopardise truce
Israel's attacks in Lebanon threaten a U.S.-Iran ceasefire. Pakistan is hosting peace talks for the conflict. Iran maintains its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, causing global energy supply disruptions. Oil prices are reaching record highs. Israel states its actions in Lebanon are not part of the truce. Iran insists on a comprehensive deal for peace.
'Be READY for regret-inducing response!': IRGC issues stark warning to Israel over Lebanon strikes
West Asia War: NATO chief Mark Rutte has informed member nations that US President Donald Trump seeks urgent commitments to secure the Strait of Hormuz. This comes after Rutte's visit to Washington. Tensions remain high despite a recent US-Iran ceasefire aimed at reopening the vital oil shipping lane.
Kashmiri Millet Pulao Recipe: The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India introduces Kashmiri Millet Pulao. This dish offers a nutritious twist on a classic, using ancient grains instead of refined rice. It is packed with flavor from aromatic spices, nuts, and dried fruits. FSSAI encourages everyone to try this simple yet delicious recipe for a healthier meal option.
No Plan B: NASA issues stark warning as Artemis II crew faces riskiest mission phase
NASA warns no plan B Artemis II: The Artemis II crew has set a new human spaceflight distance record, reaching 248,655 miles from Earth. However, NASA warns the most dangerous phase, re-entry, is ahead. The mission's success hinges on the Orion spacecraft's heat shield withstanding extreme temperatures, as preparations for splashdown are underway.
