WORLD
Use AI or lose your job: How bosses are forcing the next workplace reset
From Accenture to startups, bosses are telling staff to master generative AI—or be replaced by those who can.
WORLD
US Supreme Court to weigh challenge to same-sex marriage
A decade after Obergefell, Kim Davis asks the justices to reconsider the right that reshaped American family life.
WORLD
What the new US passport gender rules mean under the Trump administration
A late-night Supreme Court order let the Trump administration enforce a rule requiring U.S. passports to list sex assigned at birth. Here’s what that means for renewals, existing “X” markers, and the road ahead while lower courts weigh the policy.
WORLD
How 26 billionaires spent $22 million to stop Mamdani from becoming New York mayor, and failed
A network of 26 billionaires poured $22 million into anti-Mamdani efforts but the message didn’t land. Grassroots organizing and small donations carried Mamdani to victory and tested the limits of big-money influence.
WORLD
Why Arjuna Ranatunga lost so much weight
The photos from Colombo stopped cricket Twitter in its tracks: Arjuna Ranatunga looked dramatically different. What changed between the captain we remember and the man fans just saw?
WORLD
Will Musk intervene in the Chinese astronauts’ crisis?
Three Chinese astronauts on Tiangong are facing an unexpected delay after their ride home hit trouble in orbit. As chatter grows about a SpaceX rescue, the real route back to Earth hinges on what China decides, and what its backup plans can actually do.
WORLD
China’s Tianwen-1 captures rare images of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS
China’s Mars orbiter just snapped a rare look at interstellar visitor 3I/ATLAS, and it comes as NASA sits on its own imagery. The chase to decode a fast, dim, possibly weird object is suddenly a Red Planet story, not an Earthbound one.
WORLD
Why the US Supreme Court is testing Trump’s tariff power
The US administration has reversed course on its own revenue claims as justices weigh whether President Trump overstepped by using tariffs as a sweeping economic and national-security tool.
WORLD
Which airports are affected as the FAA reduces US air traffic nationwide
The FAA will slow air traffic at 40 airports, starting with a 4 percent reduction on Friday and scaling up to 10 percent by November 14.
BUSINESS
Why Microsoft is building its own superintelligence team
Microsoft’s top AI executive Mustafa Suleyman has unveiled a sweeping strategy to build the company’s own superintelligent systems.
WORLD
Flight cuts leave travellers scrambling as shutdown hits US airports
A day after the Trump administration announced flight reductions across some of the country’s busiest airports, airlines, airport authorities and travellers have been left scrambling for answers.
WORLD
Prada’s Rs 69,000 safety-pin brooch sparks social-media firestorm
A metal brooch from luxury brand Prada priced at around ₹69,000 is drawing ridicule online, with users calling out the value-for-money and flagging widening luxury excess.
WORLD
How a sudden retreat at Hektoria Glacier threatens sea levels
A small Antarctic outlet shows how quickly coastal risks can jump when ice loses its ocean buffer.
WORLD
NASA clarifies there are “no aliens” after Kim Kardashian’s inquiry about comet 3I/ATLAS
A brief social-media exchange highlights how public curiosity meets space science.
WORLD
Mikie Sherrill becomes New Jersey’s second woman governor
A Navy veteran and mother of four takes charge at a challenging moment for the state.
WORLD
Musk bets big on AI while Tesla bets big on Musk
A shareholder vote tests whether a bigger stake will pull him back to cars and robots.
WORLD
Will the US strike Venezuela? The plans, the risks, the law
White House aides push for bold action as legal and strategic risks mount.
WORLD
How Cheney’s power push paved the way for Trump
The former vice president’s lifelong campaign to expand presidential authority reshaped American government — and set the stage for Trump’s more sweeping ambitions.
WORLD
Hope for ending US government shutdown rises, but key vote rule still blocks quick fix
A bipartisan “off-ramp” emerges even as Trump urges Republicans to kill the 60-vote rule.
WORLD
Global fertility trends 2025: Niger leads in births as India slows down
The world's fertility divide is widening: Africa remains high, while Asia and Europe reach record lows.
WORLD
Indian-origin man who washed dishes at restaurant chain buys all 250 outlets of brand he once worked at
From dishwasher to owner: Amol Kohli’s journey to acquiring the entire Friendly’s restaurant group marks a full circle after 22 years.
WORLD
Horrendous AI model shows what humans could look like by 2050 if we don’t get off the couch
Experts warn that our screen-obsessed, sedentary lives could reshape our bodies and faces in frightening ways.
WORLD
AI is changing dating apps, and how people find love
From Tinder to Bumble, algorithms are becoming your new matchmaker.
WORLD
Inside Black Cube: How the intelligence firm made millions from corporate investigations
Court documents reveal how the Israeli-founded private spy agency profited from covert operations, planted stories, and regulatory probes.
