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Elon Musk appeared to poke fun at the controversy earlier on Friday, posting laugh-cry emojis in response to AI edits of famous people - including himself - in bikinis
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The deal involved aerospace and defence specialist Emcore Corp. selling its computer chips and wafer fabrication operations to HieFo for $2.92 million — a price that included the assumption of about $1 million in liabilities.
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A woman, aged 50, died in the southwestern state of Guerrero when her home collapsed due to the tremors, the state's governor, Evelyn Salgado, said
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The companies in 2024 announced that they had completed a deal to sell New Jersey-based Emcore’s chips business and indium phosphide wafer fabrication operations for $2.92 million.
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Measured across global stocks, bonds, credit and commodities, 2025 delivered the strongest cross-asset performance since 2009 — a year marked by crisis-level valuations and sweeping policy intervention.
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Mike Pompeo praises Trump’s “locked and loaded” Iran warning as protests grow. Iran warns US bases are “legitimate targets” if Washington intervenes.
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Trump warns US will intervene if Iran kills peaceful protesters. Iran replies US bases are “legitimate targets” as protests and economy anger intensify.
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Zelenskiy, speaking in his nightly video address, said Shmyhal had shown good results as a minister and was being offered a new government post.
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The organisation said its members will reach out to the government, political parties and people in remote areas to seek support in ensuring justice.
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Those charges were later dropped by the Justice Department under President Donald Trump. Mamdani’s action is designed to ensure “a fresh start for the incoming administration,” the mayor’s office said in a statement.
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A Buddha Air ATR 72 aircraft overshot the runway while landing at Nepal’s Bhadrapur airport. All 51 passengers and 4 crew are safe.
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Saudi-led coalition airstrikes killed at least 20 UAE-backed STC fighters in Yemen’s Hadramout, deepening Saudi-UAE tensions after Mukalla strikes.
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Warren Buffett has handed Berkshire CEO reins to Greg Abel, calling him the “decider” and predicting Berkshire can endure for another 100 years.
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SpaceX is eyeing a $1.5 trillion IPO after a share sale valued it near $800 billion, as Starlink growth and LEO launches power the hype.
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US DOJ says FBI foiled an ISIS-inspired New Year’s Eve attack plot in North Carolina; 18-year-old Christian Sturdivant charged, held in custody.
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Christian Sturdivant, 18, was arrested in North Carolina after the FBI said he planned an ISIS-inspired New Year’s Eve attack; DOJ says he faces up to 20 years.
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IRCC data showing 1.05 million work permits expired in 2025 and 9.27 lakh expire in 2026, raising fears of out-of-status surge.
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Elon Musk signals funding for Republicans in 2026 midterms, warning America is “toast” if Democrats win; he was 2024’s biggest political donor.
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Investigators are combing through the ruins of the bar, examining video recordings and interviewing survivors in the hunt for clues on how the fire broke out.
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FBI says it foiled an alleged ISIS-inspired New Year’s Eve attack on a North Carolina grocery store; 18-year-old charged with material support.
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Notably, this is not the first time Pakistan has attempted to recycle false claims using doctored imagery. Similar assertions made earlier were also disproved using satellite data and on-ground verification.
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Mexico Earthquake: Authorities in Mexico City carried out routine safety inspections following the quake. While officials said there was no critical damage to major infrastructure, some residents reported minor impacts.
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The decision comes amid renewed diplomatic engagement following political changes in Bangladesh in August 2024, which brought interim leader Muhammad Yunus to the forefront.
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The Wolf Supermoon is the first major lunar event of the year and the last supermoon until later in 2026. This gives skywatchers a rare opportunity at the beginning of the year to enjoy a spectacular display.
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The subway ceremony and the Punjabi music performance have since been widely shared online, with supporters calling it a reflection of New York’s diversity.
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The January Supermoon combines the natural drama of a supermoon with centuries of folklore attached to the Wolf Moon, making it a special moment for casual observers and astronomy enthusiasts alike.
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Iranian officials say at least seven people have been killed so far in incidents linked to the unrest. Authorities have repeatedly accused foreign powers of using economic grievances to stir instability inside the country.
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Just a few blocks away from the Peter Lougheed Centre, the sounds from the rear of the cab suddenly stopped. The baby had been born moments before they reached the hospital.
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With mistrust high and anti-India rhetoric growing in Dhaka, renewing the Ganga Water Treaty is shaping up to be less about cooperation and more about managing Bangladesh’s persistent grievances.
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Despite the attention, little is officially known about Ju Ae’s personal life. North Korea has never confirmed her exact age, though analysts believe she was born in the early 2010s.
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Quarterly updates, results, bank loans and deposits growth and final PMIs are the key data points and events to track
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According to sources familiar with the leak, the conversation refers to an alleged one-crore-taka deal connected to Hadi’s killing. Of this amount, 20 lakh taka was supposedly earmarked for the shooter.
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Following his death, Reddy’s family and friends in Telangana have approached the Ministry of External Affairs and the Indian Embassy in Germany, seeking urgent help to repatriate his mortal remains.
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A set of intense weight-loss videos from China has taken social media by storm, showing a strict programme where participants follow demanding routines and restricted diets in what’s being called “fat prisons.” The content has raised eyebrows globally, prompting discussions about health, freedom and how far weight-loss methods should go.
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George and Amal Clooney’s decision to become French citizens has been one of the more talked-about celebrity moves lately, and there are clear reasons behind it that go beyond glamour and headlines.
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A Brazilian woman’s routine post-miscarriage tests led to a rare genetic revelation that surprised doctors and adds to our understanding of human biology.Medical teams in Brazil found that a 35-year-old woman, despite being an anatomically and skin-cell-wise obvious female, carried male-typical genetic markers in her blood.
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US President Donald Trump warned Iran’s leadership against using force on demonstrators, saying Washington is “locked and loaded” to respond as protests spread across the country for a sixth day.
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The new comet hypothesis also ties in with cultural context. In the ancient world, comets were often seen as powerful omens marking significant political and celestial events.
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A stunning New Year’s Eve welcomed 2026 as Abu Dhabi lit up the sky in a way few cities ever have. The capital of the United Arab Emirates staged an extraordinary celebration at the Sheikh Zayed Festival in Al Wathba, where organisers set their sights on rewriting the record books and putting the world’s attention firmly on the desert emirate.
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India accounted for 3% of hires, down from 13% in 2024
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As 2026 begins, four cryptic prophecies attributed to Nostradamus, predicting war, death and catastrophe, are once again fuelling global speculation and debate.
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The year ahead is less about expansion and more about endurance. Trump enters 2026 facing four overlapping tests that will shape both his presidency and the future of American politics.
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Leaked complaints reveal how fear, abuse and coercion are being used to keep Russian soldiers fighting in Ukraine.
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Doctors say this year’s flu season is picking up speed, driven by a strain that may not be a perfect match for current vaccines — though shots still matter.
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India approved the 260-MW Dulhasti Stage-II project on the Chenab River while continuing annual nuclear and prisoner list exchanges with Pakistan, underscoring its focus on energy development and regional stability amid strained ties.
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A growing web of business deals tied to President Trump, his family and close allies is blurring the line between public office and private gain.
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After years of delays and uncertainty, the Artemis II mission could soon send humans beyond Earth orbit for the first time since Apollo — and everything about it is a test.
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A prized delicacy from Hokkaido has become an unlikely bargaining chip in rising tensions over Taiwan, trade and regional influence.
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As per a statement on the Goddard Engineers, Scientists and Technicians Association's website, specialised spacecraft-testing equipment and electronics have already been taken out and discarded.
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Former special counsel Jack Smith defends his Trump investigations, saying Jan. 6 “would not have happened without him” and evidence was sufficient for conviction.
