Trump's Qatari Air Force One delayed in US after evacuation slide deployed, he answers if its ‘safe to fly’
White House Communications Director Steven Cheung also stated that the slide was out to make sure "everything works perfectly."
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Donald Trump RNC convention speech length: How long did POTUS talk ahead of midterms? Critics say ‘slurring heavily’
President Donald Trump spoke for about two hours at the RNC convention in Dallas, Texas, ahead of the midterm elections.
5 things jurors said after Lindsay Clancy hearing ended in mistrial: ‘Too much reasonable doubt’
Jurors have begun speaking publicly after the Lindsay Clancy murder trial ended in a mistrial, revealing tense deliberations and disagreements.
Who was Justin Michael Milliken? 5 things on St Johns Grumpy's owner found dead; last post in focus as locals mourn loss
Justin Michael Milliken, the owner of the Grumpy's restaurant at St Johns in Florida, was found dead at the eatery on Wednesday morning.
'You don't know how to drive Mr Singh': Trump admin's self-deportation poster sparks racism row
Amid Donald Trump's immigration crackdown in the United States, the Department of Homeland Security released a poster regarding self-deportation. However, this poster, which plays on the movie “Transformers”, has sparked a row online, with many calling it “racist” and “anti-India...
Sheikh Hasina's daughter Saima Wazed resigns as WHO regional head amid fraud allegations
Wazed, in her resignation letter, said she had been elected to serve countries in Southeast Asia but had been prevented from effectively performing her duties.
Anthropocene was rejected as geological epoch - but idea is still changing how we see world
Leicester, The Anthropocene became part of the zeitgeist after Nobel laureate Paul Crutzen launched the idea in 2000. This is the notion that a crescendo of human impacts has recently propelled the Earth out of the relatively stable climatic conditions of the Holocene epoch, duri...
Trump says war could end right after US elections, but Iran ‘ready’ for more
Iran says it is ready for a more intense war and will escalate its counterstrikes if the US continues attacking its territory and infrastructure.
Is traffic through Hormuz really back to normal?
Listen to donald trump and normality reigns in the world’s most contested waterway. America and Iran may be firing again, but “Hormuz Oil Volumes are BACK,” declared the president on September 3rd. He claims that 18m barrels a day (b/d) now pass through the strait—just shy of the...
Braden Pontoli missing: 5 things about California music artist amid ongoing search; latest update as partner seeks help
Braden Pontoli, a California-based music artist, has been missing since Tuesday, September 8, his partner shared online.
How America's response to 9/11 led straight back to the Taliban in Afghanistan
The September 11, 2001 attacks changed a lot for the world. But most importantly, it changed the way the United States was perceived in the world.
Who are Charlie Kirk's parents, where are they now? Family in focus one year after TPUSA founder's assassination
Charlie Kirk's parents are Robert Willard Kirk and Kathryn Smith Kirk, and they have come into focus as one year has passed since the TPUSA founder was killed.
UT Knoxville under fire over ‘Kirkaversary’ parties celebrating Charlie Kirk's murder, disturbing screenshots surface
Viral screenshots indicate that people associated with the University of Tennessee, Knoxville have been planning parties to celebrate Charlie Kirk’s murder.
Two Indian firms to participate in inaugural Canada Investment Summit
The summit will be hosted by Prime Minister Mark Carney in Toronto next week. It is part of an “ambitious plan to catalyse US$ 724 billion in total investment in Canada over the next five years”
Projects of 3 Indo-Canadians filmmakers to have world premiere at Toronto festival
The Surgeon, directed by Roshan Sethi, Phoolan from Richie Mehta, and Ian Bawa’s Strong Son, will provide the Indo-Canadian community with its most significant presence at North America’s most celebrated movie event
‘Good men must die, but…’: Charlie Kirk's 2013 post resurfaces one year after his assassination
Charlie Kirk’s 2013 X post talking about how “good men's” names live on after death has resurfaced ahead of the first anniversary of his death.
What is ‘Kirkification’? Charlie Kirk fans slam face-swap AI trend as they mourn assassination one year on
The internet trend of ‘Kirkification’ has drawn significant backlash online as Charlie Kirk's supporters mourn the killing of the TPUSA founder, one year on.
Is China Stealing American AI? Why ‘Distillation’ Has Washington Up in Arms
U.S. security agencies accused six Chinese AI companies of systematically exploiting American models to train their own systems.