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A Texas divorce appeal has shed light on property disputes between Joshua Peacock and Stephanie Ann Samples. The court confirmed that a rental property and a family business must be classified as community property. While Peacock asserted that the rental house was a gift from his father, he did not provide adequate proof.

Researchers have unveiled Laimosemion laranja, a newly discovered species of killifish native to three isolated pools in Brazil. Facing grave threats from mining, deforestation, and urban pollution, this species is at risk of extinction. Through meticulous examinations and genetic analysis, scientists confirmed its uniqueness. To preserve this remarkable fish, they urge prompt protective measures to enhance its habitat and ensure its survival in the wild.

Tensions between Washington and Tehran are escalating after a reported U.S. airstrike targeted a radar installation and a military-related site in Bandar Sirik, in Irans southern Hormozgan Province, near the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz. Irans Fars News Agency reported the strike, while separate reports suggest Tehran could retaliate by launching anti-ship cruise missiles at U.S. aircraft carriers. However, no such missile launch has been independently confirmed. The military development

President Donald Trump is facing backlash after his Veterans Day speech at Arlington National Cemetery, where he appeared to stumble while recounting the Afghanistan ordeal of wounded Green Beret Ryan Hendrickson. His reference to the jungles of Afghanistan quickly went viral, with critics accusing the president of disrespecting an American war hero. Social media users mocked his remarks, questioning the bizarre geographical reference during what was meant to be a tribute to US veterans.

Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth has awarded a prestigious military medal to the very soldier who publicly scolded him for laughing at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier during a Veterans Day visit to Arlington National Cemetery. The Army sentinel confronted Hegseth and his entourage, demanding silence and respect at the solemn war memorial. The embarrassing encounter was caught on camera and quickly went viral. But in a surprising turnaround, Hegseth invited the soldier to the Pentagon the following da

Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that any European troops deployed to Ukraine following a potential peace agreement would be considered legitimate military targets by Moscow. Speaking during a meeting with US special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner at the Kremlin, Putin reiterated Russia's opposition to foreign military forces on Ukrainian territory, saying their presence would threaten Russian national security and risk restarting hostilities. He also accused European governme

Thomas Markle's legal troubles have taken a dramatic turn after a judge revoked his pre-trial release and ordered him to remain in custody. Meghan Markle's estranged 82-year-old father, who is facing charges of possessing child pornography, was detained after allegedly removing the electronic monitoring tag he had been ordered to wear as part of his bail conditions. Magistrate Judge Lindsay S. Griffin reportedly directed that Markle be held in a corrections facility separate, wherever practicabl

The Philippines already has Indias BrahMos missiles. Now, Manila is in talks to buy Indias Akash air defence system to protect them.The Philippines is also considering five more BrahMos batteriesnearly 60 additional missiles.For India, this could be more than just another defence export. It could deepen New Delhis strategic influence in the South China Sea.Watch: https://youtu.be/eQsGHn7BjCU

Could Finnick Odair return to The Hunger Games universe? Sam Claflin, who played the fan-favourite District 4 victor, says there's so much more to explore in Finnick's story and that he'd love to revisit the franchise. Speaking in London, the actor suggested Finnick could even have his own spin-off series. With The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping arriving in cinemas soon, fans may have plenty more of Panem to look forward to!

Republican Senator John Kennedy has lashed out at his own party following its crushing defeat in the US midterm elections, calling Republicans stupid as questions mount over Donald Trump's leadership and the GOP's political strategy. The Louisiana senator's unusually sharp criticism comes as Democrats gain ground and Republicans face growing internal pressure to explain their electoral losses. Kennedy's remarks have fuelled debate over whether his anger is also directed at Trump, whose administr

Unfair that CEOs who arent into Asian women get fewer dating options from spy agencies. Telegram founder Pavel Durov is facing backlash over a joke linking Asian women, female spies and powerful CEOs. His post, aimed at the controversy surrounding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, has been called sexist, racist and failed satire online.Watch: https://youtu.be/Fo1mf6iH3EQ

Ariana Grande is entering the Fockers family! The pop superstar joined Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro and Owen Wilson at the New York premiere of Focker-in-Law, the fourth instalment of the popular comedy franchise. Grande plays Olivia, a new character who promises to shake up the family dynamic and challenge Greg Focker. Stiller called her casting an exciting addition, while De Niro said audiences need a comedy like this amid everything happening in the world. The film brings back nostalgia after

Russell Brand has sent a bizarre message to Elon Musk just days after being sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison for rape and sexual assault. The convicted comedian thanked the billionaire after Meta disabled his Instagram and Facebook accounts, writing: There never was a Russell Brand, according to Meta. Thank God for Elon Musk. He ended the post with a cryptic Stay tuned message. Brand's nearly 10-million-follower X account remains active, with Musk continuing to face scrutiny over h

Ukraine and Russia have exchanged fresh attacks just hours before US President Donald Trump's special envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff are due to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. Russian forces launched missile strikes towards Kyiv, while Moscow claimed its air defences intercepted Ukrainian drones heading towards the capital. The escalation comes as Washington pushes for a diplomatic breakthrough to end the war, following recent US-mediated negotiations in Abu Dhabi that r

Could Trump's Secretary of War Pete Hegseth seek revenge on the Army soldier who reprimanded him at Arlington National Cemetery? After the Secretary of War was reminded to maintain silence and respect at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier during a Veterans Day ceremony, social media users began speculating that the guard could face punishment. Some fear Hegseth may retaliate to protect his ego, while others insist the soldier was simply following protocol. The Pentagon has defended the sentinel.

A possible US ground operation inside Iran to secure its enriched uranium could pose major military risks for Washington. According to CNN, the Pentagon had drawn up a plan involving thousands of American troops to secure Iranian nuclear sites, while special operations forces attempted to extract around 450 kilograms of enriched uranium. However, Iran's mountainous terrain, air defence capabilities and reportedly mined tunnels at the Isfahan nuclear complex could make such a mission extremely da

At least five people were shot in a terrifying Washington DC shooting near the White House, leaving one person dead and four others injured. A witness described the horrifying moment, saying a gym member was shot in the neck and died almost instantly. The suspected gunman barricaded himself in a nearby apartment and later suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound during a standoff with police. Investigators are probing a possible dispute involving the building's homeowners association as a motive.

The Indian Air Force has launched indigenous artificial intelligence applications to improve operational efficiency and safety. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh emphasized the need for greater preparedness against emerging threats during the conference in New Delhi. He highlighted the importance of maintaining the element of surprise and enhancing intelligence mechanisms in military operations. The changing nature of warfare requires focus on drones and advanced weapon systems for future conflicts

Jensen Huang has agreed to testify before the US Congress regarding export controls and Nvidia's activities. His resignation as CEO follows an affair involving a woman suspected of spying for China. Colette Kress has been named interim CEO while the board seeks a permanent replacement. Additionally, Harvey C. Jones has been appointed as Nvidia's first chair. This development is critical given Nvidia's importance to the US technology landscape.

Jensen Huang has resigned as Nvidias president, CEO and board member, ending the era of the man who transformed a gaming-chip company into the engine of the AI boom. His departure follows a spy-affair controversy involving Alice Huang, a Chinese business executive reportedly suspected by US intelligence of links to Chinese espionage. Huang also faced reports of a second relationship with an Nvidia subordinate. Nvidia has appointed longtime CFO Colette Kress as interim CEO while it searches for a

Will India and China ever go to war? Why does India hold the advantage over China in the northern Indian Ocean? And what does a former Navy chief make of the Pakistani warship that collided with an Indian destroyer?In this episode of DefenceHQ by The Times of India, Prasad Sanyal speaks to former Indian Navy chief Admiral Sunil Lanba (retd) about India's maritime strategy, the growing Chinese naval presence in the Indian Ocean, the collision with a Pakistani warship and the future of India's mil

A reported shouting match from hell between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu has exposed a deepening rift over Iran. Netanyahu reportedly wants the war restarted. Trump, however, says renewed military action is not necessary and appears increasingly unwilling to bear the political cost of another conflict. The disagreement comes as Trump has announced halting the nearly $4 billion in annual US military aid to Israel. Is Trump turning away from Netanyahu as the latter faces growing pressure at

Jensen Huang's 33-year reign at Nvidia has come to a dramatic end. The co-founder and CEO of the four-trillion-dollar AI giant has resigned with immediate effect following revelations of two extramarital affairs, including one involving a businesswoman suspected by US intelligence officials of spying for China. Huang previously apologised for being unfaithful to his wife but denied compromising Nvidia's secrets or US national security. A second reported affair with Nvidia healthcare executive Ki

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has stepped down following explosive reports of two alleged extramarital affairs that have sent shockwaves through the technology industry. One reported relationship involved Alice Huang, a former senior executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed International, who was suspected by U.S. intelligence agencies of having links to Chinese intelligence and allegedly passing information to Beijing. A second report by The New York Times alleged that Huang had another affair with an

Donald Trump appears to be retreating from his Iran peace push following a crushing Republican defeat in the US midterm elections. In a dramatic reversal, the US president declared that Washington no longer needs a deal with Tehran, claiming America already has Iran's money and control of the Strait of Hormuz. Trump has also ordered Vice President JD Vance to shift his attention from Iran negotiations to alleged corruption and fraud in Democrat-run states and cities. The move comes as Republican

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has stepped down as the AI-chip giant faces reports of personal scandals. CFO Colette Kress will take over as interim CEO as Nvidia begins the search for his permanent successor.Watch: https://youtu.be/4vuK3HtdJpg

Donald Trump is resisting Benjamin Netanyahus reported push to restart strikes on Iran, while warning that American forces remain locked and loaded. Is Washington choosing diplomacy over another war?Watch: https://youtu.be/tAFkbe9mKZU

The Philippines is looking to expand its BrahMos arsenal with five more shore-based missile batteriesnearly 60 additional missiles. But Manila also needs to protect these high-value weapons from enemy attacks.That is where Indias Akash air defence system comes in. The two countries are also discussing local manufacturing, rocket systems and space cooperation.Could the Philippines become increasingly dependent on India for its defence needs? And what does this growing partnership mean for Indias

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is strengthening ties with Europe amid growing tensions with US President Donald Trump. Speaking at the European Political Community gathering, Carney declared that Canada is moving closer to Europe, promising new opportunities for businesses, young people and artists, alongside lower costs, greater competition and stronger security. The Canadian leader also signalled more European partnerships in the automobile industry, while acknowledging ongoing discussion