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President Trump warned that anyone attacking the US would face unprecedented retaliation as American forces launched Operation Hawkeye Strike against ISIS targets in Syria, following the deaths of two National Guard soldiers.
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Newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents reveal previously unseen photos of the late sex offender with high-profile figures including Michael Jackson, Mick Jagger, and Bill Clinton, though no evidence links them to criminal activity.
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Heavy public demand for newly released Jeffrey Epstein files overwhelmed the US Justice Department’s website, causing crashes and delays as users sought access to thousands of investigation documents.
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The United States launched airstrikes on ISIS-linked targets across Syria under “Operation Hawkeye” after a deadly attack killed two US service members, with Washington vowing retaliation and continued counter-ISIS operations.
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Newly released Epstein files include never‑before‑seen photos of Bill Clinton with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, showing them together at pools and with redacted individuals; Clinton has not been accused of wrongdoing and denies knowledge of Epstein’s crimes.
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The Justice Department released thousands of files from its Jeffrey Epstein investigation, acknowledging the disclosure is incomplete, as public scrutiny continues over possible links between the financier and powerful figures.
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Washington is not worried about escalating tensions with Russia over Venezuela, despite the Trump administration’s increased military presence in the Caribbean and enforcement actions.
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Denmark says Russia carried out cyberattacks on water infrastructure and election websites in 2024–25, causing disruption but limited damage, as intelligence warns of hybrid warfare targeting Ukraine supporters across Europe.
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said efforts to end the Ukraine war are not about forcing a deal, as Washington, Kyiv and Europe prepare for renewed talks despite unresolved issues.
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A dramatic video shows lightning striking Dubai’s Burj Khalifa as heavy rain and thunderstorms sweep the UAE, prompting weather warnings, flight disruptions, flooding and advisories for residents to stay indoors.
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Wang believes Zuckerberg’s micromanagement of Meta’s AI drive is “suffocating” progress. He has told associates that tight oversight is slowing decision-making and execution
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New signage at Washington’s Kennedy Center adds President Donald Trump’s name after a board vote to rename the venue, sparking legal uncertainty and criticism from the Kennedy family.
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Smoke bombs and knife attacks at Taipei metro stations killed three people, including a bystander, before the masked suspect died by suicide, prompting heightened security across Taiwan.
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Siddiqui’s comments come amid a broader shift in US H-1B policy that has created uncertainty for applicants and holders.
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Initially, federal investigators said there was no known connection between the two shootings. That assessment changed as evidence began to point toward a single suspect moving between states.
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ByteDance is now close to finalizing a plan to hive off the video service in the US, which will ensure the platform survives while loosening the Chinese company’s control.
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As Bangladesh inches toward elections, the question dominating public discourse is no longer how Sheikh Hasina fell, but whether her removal has accelerated the very forces she once kept contained.
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Amid the tariff war with the US, China has announced export control measures on rare earths, putting a squeeze on the precious metals.
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During the protests, some anti-India slogans were also raised, with demonstrators calling for the interim government to make way for a "revolutionary government," bdnews24 reported.
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The recent developments point to a coordinated attempt by Islamist and pro-Pakistan elements to turn Hadi’s killing into an anti-India flashpoint ahead of national elections.
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What initially appeared to be a diplomatic “thaw” after the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government in August 2024 has now taken the shape of a deeper and more coordinated realignment.
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Nationwide protests erupted on Thursday night after news emerged that Hadi had died in Singapore, where he was undergoing treatment for gunshot wounds. The unrest quickly spiralled into chaos.
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The move places renewed scrutiny on how Epstein was able to operate for decades despite repeated warnings and allegations of abuse.
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According to law enforcement, the woman was heavily intoxicated at the time of pickup and unable to care for herself. During the ride, she reportedly fell asleep inside the vehicle.
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Following Charlie's assassination, Erika Kirk stepped into the leadership role at TPUSA, overseeing a phase of internal consolidation while maintaining the group’s influence within the “America First” wing of the Republican Party.
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"At a general meeting held today, Louvre Museum staff unanimously decided to pause their action in order to allow the museum to reopen and welcome visitors," the statement from the CFDT-Culture union said.
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The agreement, signed on Thursday in Muscat during PM Modi’s visit, reflects an effort to reduce India’s exposure to punitive tariffs, particularly those imposed by the United States.
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The Indian tariffs and subsidies "give India's domestic industries an unfair competitive advantage, harm Chinese interests" and were in violation of WTO rules, the ministry said.
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The WHO has described it as a seasonal respiratory infection, with symptoms ranging from fever and cough to body aches, sore throat and congestion.
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One new IPO will open for subscription. Bank loan growth and US GDP are the key data points to track
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What sets this surge of anti-India sentiment apart is the convergence of multiple factors. Political instability, extremist mobilisation, minority targeting, diplomatic threats and foreign influence are all reinforcing one another.
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The US military said it carried out two fresh strikes on boats allegedly linked to narco-trafficking in the eastern Pacific, killing five people and bringing the Trump administration’s total boat strike toll to 28.
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The case of Nick Reiner has renewed a painful national conversation about addiction, parenting and the limits of treatment.
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Retrofitted lithography tools are helping Chinese fabs lift AI chip output, exposing limits of US-led export controls.
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Dmitri Kozak’s break with Vladimir Putin offers a rare glimpse into dissent inside the Kremlin
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Alphabet’s self-driving unit is in talks for a major capital infusion that could value it at $110 billion, underlining growing investor confidence that autonomous ride-hailing is moving from experimentation to scalable business.
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Lobbyists, donors and political allies are shaping a parallel system of executive clemency in Washington.
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Despite years of denials, documents and interviews show Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein shared a close, sustained social bond rooted in power, status and access to women
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As US federal agents increasingly arrest undocumented workers outside big-box stores, Home Depot finds itself at the centre of a legal, political and moral debate it says it did not choose.
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The Muhammad Yunus-led interim government condemned mob violence and the lynching of a Hindu man, vowing strict action against those responsible and warning that unrest threatens Bangladesh’s democratic transition.
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Results from a major Fermilab experiment have found no evidence for the elusive sterile neutrino, narrowing one of particle physics’ most debated mysteries.
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A rare but serious reaction to a venomous spider bite left a Texas woman fighting for her life and her skin continuing to shed weeks after she was discharged.
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A once-private moment on a stadium jumbotron went viral overnight, costing Kristin Cabot and Astronomer CEO Andy Byron their jobs and leaving her to navigate a wave of online abuse, reputational damage and a very public reckoning.
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A playful post from the OpenAI chief became a small culture war about taste, tools, and what “real” even means in the age of instant image generation.
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A Vanity Fair portfolio of Trump administration portraits went viral after a close-up of press secretary Karoline Leavitt prompted cosmetic speculation, and the photographer said the reaction reflects how rarely audiences now see unretouched images.
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Pakistan’s foreign ministry spokesperson Tahir Andrabi expressed “concern” over the decision, adding that Islamabad is “monitoring the developments carefully”.
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Authorities say the suspected Brown University gunman, former student Claudio Manuel Neves-Valente, died by suicide as investigators examine a potential link to the fatal shooting of an MIT professor.
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Security forces were deployed nationwide after protests over the killing of Sharif Osman Hadi escalated into violence, weeks before Bangladesh’s general election.
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Pakistan’s Army Chief Asim Munir faces a tough balancing act between US pressure to send troops to Gaza and domestic opposition, highlighting Islamabad’s geopolitical dilemma.
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The event took place at Modi’s six-bedroom home, with several guests flying in from India for the occasion.
