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  • Annual Puppy Prom: Pooches Compete To Be Voted Prom King and Queen

    A 'Puppy Prom' celebrating rescued dogs drew numerous animal lovers to North Park, San Diego, on Saturday (May 18), eager to see who would be crowned prom king and queen. Organized by the Helen Woodward Animal Center, a rescue and adoption group, the event featured pooches dressed to the nines accompanied by their owners. Now in its 10th year, the prom brings together adopted alumni and their dedicated humans, highlighting the joy of animal rescue through a fun-filled reunion and a festive fashion competition.

  • US Presidential Elections: President Biden and Former President Trump Hold Rallies

    President Joe Biden says, The fact is that in this election, a lot is at stake You know, it's not about me. It's about the alternative as well. The thing is, he's laid out, the Republicans in the House can tell you and my colleagues can tell you, they've laid out exactly what they're going to do if they win. While Trump held a rally where he asked his supporters to vote against Biden and tell him that he is fired.

  • Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico Stable After Assassination Attempt

    Following an assassination attempt earlier in the week, Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico remains in serious but stable condition, officials reported on Saturday (May 18). Deputy Prime Minister Robert Kalinak stated, "Yesterday's surgery was successful. His condition is still stable, which is very important for us. No other predictions." The 59-year-old prime minister was shot at five times at point-blank range on Wednesday in an attack that sent shockwaves through Europe.

  • Israel-Hamas: Tel Aviv Protestors Demand Resignation of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu

    Thousands gathered on Saturday night in Tel Aviv, demanding new elections and the resignation of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The protesters, chanting slogans, also called for the release of dozens of hostages held captive in Gaza. On May 18, Benny Gantz, a popular centrist member of the Israeli parliament, urged the government to adopt a new plan for the war in Gaza. Gantz threatened to resign within three weeks if the government fails to act, further deepening the divide in Israel’s leadership more than seven months into the conflict.

  • Weekly Highlights | Politics, business, sports & entertainment | News roundup May 13-May 18

    Stay updated on the major news events of the week, from Lok Sabha elections phase 5 to Arvind Kejriwal's bail and Amit Shah's remark. Explore global events like Cannes Film Festival 2024. Your comprehensive source for this week's top headlines.

  • Prafulla Dhariwal: Prodigy behind the vision of Sam Altman’s OpenAI GPT-4o

    OpenAI announced its GPT-4o on May 13. And three days later on May 16, Sam Altman revealed the man who was behind the vision of GPT-4o. Prafulla joined Open AI in 2016 as a research intern and grew up the ranks. When Prafulla was 11-year-old he started creating his website. His journey is a string of remarkable achievements. In a matter of seven years, he became one of the co-creators of GPT-3, text-to-image platform DALL-E 2, music generator Jukebox, and reversible generative model Glow. Watch this video to know the man behind GPT-4o.

  • South Africans Seek Alternatives Amid Disenchantment with ANC Ahead of Election For National Assembly

    South Africans, disenchanted with the African National Congress (ANC), are exploring alternatives from several opposition parties. A significant number are prepared to voice their discontent with the ANC in a pivotal moment. The election, set for May 29, will decide the composition of both national and provincial legislatures. South Africans do not vote directly for their President; instead, they elect the 400-member National Assembly, which then elects the President.

  • US Presidential Elections | Donald Trump: Ready to debate Joe Biden, but will demand a 'drug test'

    US Presidential elections: After Joe Biden challenged Trump to a debate on national television, Trump responded saying, "I just want to debate this guy. But you know, I'm going to demand a drug test, too, by the way. I am. No, I really am. I don't want him coming in like the State of the Union, he was high as a kite. I said, 'is that Joe up there?" Watch.

  • Slovakia Prime Minister Robert Fico Critical After Assassination Attempt

    Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico underwent another surgery after being shot on May 15 and remains in serious condition, as confirmed by the country's deputy prime minister and defence minister on May 17. Fico, 59, sustained multiple gunshot wounds while greeting supporters after a government meeting in the former coal mining town of Handlova.

  • Cannes Film Festival 2024: Emma Stone and Cast of 'Kinds of Kindness' Grace Premiere On Day 5

    The Cannes Film Festival officially kicked off on Tuesday (May 14) night as celebrities walked the red carpet into the plush Grand Theatre Lumiere to honor Hollywood actor Meryl Streep before settling in to watch this year's opening film, "The Second Act." . "Kinds of Kindness," the latest film by Yorgos Lanthimos, follows the global success of last year's award-winning "Poor Things." Greeted by cheering fans and photographers, the director was joined by the cast of his latest, including “Poor Things” stars, Willem Dafoe and Margaret Qualley and Jesse Plemons of “Civil War”. Watch to know more about the Day 5 at the Cannes Film Festival.

  • US stock market news: Dow ends above 40K mark for the first time

    The S&P 500 and Nasdaq took a breather on May 17 after a weeks-long rally underpinned by hopes for interest rate cuts, but the Dow closed above 40,000 mark for the first time to end the fifth week of advances in a row. Watch to know more.

  • U.S. House of Representatives Approves Bill Mandating President Biden to Send Weapons to Israel

    The Republican-led U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill on May 16 compelling President Joe Biden to send weapons to Israel. The move is seen as a rebuke to the Democrat administration for delaying bomb shipments while urging Israel to enhance civilian protection during its conflict with Hamas. Ryan Chang provides further details.

  • Taiwan Parliament Chaos: Lawmakers clash over reforms before President Lai Ching-te's inauguration

    Tempers flare as Taiwanese lawmakers brawl over proposed reforms, including increased scrutiny of government officials. The opposition's push for change sparks heated confrontations, raising concerns about constitutional procedures and abuse of power.

  • UN to finalize operational plans to utilize land access in Gaza to stave off famines

    The United Nations said that Land is the fastest and most obvious route to reach the people of Gaza amidst the horrors of famine. Deputy U.N. spokesperson Farhan Haq said they are still finalizing operational plans to handle the distribution of aid once it comes off the pier. Watch!

  • South Africa urges UN Court: Stop Israel's offensive on Rafah

    South Africa's ambassador petitions the International Court of Justice to order Israel's withdrawal from Gaza amid accusations of genocide. With over 35,000 Palestinian casualties, tensions escalate as both sides present arguments. Israel's response, emphasizing increased aid efforts, adds complexity to the ongoing hearings.

  • Hush Money Trial: Trump’s lawyer accuses Michael Cohen of lying about a phone call

    Donald Trump's lawyer accused star witness Michael Cohen of lying at the former U.S. president's trial about a phone conversation he claimed to have had with Trump about a hush money payment to a porn star shortly before the 2016 presidential election. Cohen said the phone call about a $130,000 hush money payment to a porn star. Cohen's testimony has been corroborated by other evidence, including handwritten notes.Cohen is set to return to the witness stand next week.

  • Dow Jones industrial average crosses 40,000 levels for the first time on rate cut hopes

    The Dow Jones industrial average crossed the 40,000 level for the first time on May 16 as the world stock index scored a third straight record intraday high on hopes of U.S. interest rate cuts and strong earnings. The Dow rose as high as 40,051.05 while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also hit record highs in early New York trading before slowly losing steam and finishing slightly lower on the session

  • PoK protests: Over 100 protestors injured | What are their demands? | Explained

    The recent protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir or PoK escalated into violence resulting in the death of a police officer and injuries to over 100 protestors. The violence erupted after approximately 70 members of the Joint Awami Action Committee, an organisation of traders in the region, were arrested while they were protesting the rising costs of food, fuel, and utilities there. Watch.

  • Israel-Hamas: US establishes Gaza Pier to boost aid

    US President Joe Biden announced the plan for the pier in March as aid officials implored Israel to improve access to relief supplies into Gaza overland routes. By opening a route to deliver aid by sea, the US hopes to combat the humanitarian crisis that has put hundreds of thousands of people at risk of famine. The United Nations stressed that delivering aid by land was the "most viable, effective and efficient" method.

  • Decision 2024 | Biden and Trump set to face off in two debates

    The race for the White House is set to come to a head as Democratic US President Joe Biden and Republican rival Donald Trump agreed to face off in two debates.

  • Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Gets Publicly Challenged Over Post-War Plans

    Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced a public challenge regarding post-war strategies for the Gaza Strip from his own defense chief, who pledged to resist any extended military control by Israel over the devastated Palestinian territory. Watch the developments unfold.

  • Shocking Moments When Slovak PM Robert Fico Was Shot | PM No Longer in a Life-Threatening Condition

    Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico suffered life-threatening injuries on Wednesday when he was shot and wounded in an attempted assassination that stunned his small Central European nation and drew a chorus of international condemnation.

  • Gazans move to northern coastal areas as Israeli tanks push into Rafah

    Recent satellite images from Maxar Technologies reveal the scale of movement of displaced Gazans within the region. The images dated Wednesday (May 15) show Gazans who had been sheltering in Rafah now evacuated amid intensifying military operations. The images released showed Gazans moving to Al Mawasi and to areas west of Khan Younis, with an expansion of tents and shelters which can be seen at Aqsa Khan University and surrounding areas.

  • 'Make My Day Pal' US President Joe Biden challenges Donald Trump for debate | US Presidential elections

    U.S. President Joe Biden and Republican rival Donald Trump said on Wednesday (May 15) they would accept an invitation from CNN for a debate on June 27. The announcements came after Biden, a Democrat, for the first time laid out his terms for taking on the former president on national television. In a post on X [formerly Twitter], Biden called on his opponent to join him for two televised Presidential debates in June and September, an offer Trump accepted via a post on his Truth Social platform. Trump recommended more than two debates - and a very large venue "for excitement purposes".

  • Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives in Beijing for a 2-day state visit to China

    Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Beijing on Thursday for a state visit to China at the invitation of Chinese President Xi Jinping, Putin will pay a state visit to China from May 16 to 17. As this year marks the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Russia, Xi and Putin will exchange views on bilateral relations, cooperation in various fields, and international and regional issues of common concern during the visit, according to Wang Wenbin, spokesman of China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

  • Palestinians wounded in Gaza desperate for Rafah crossing to reopen

    Ni'ma Ali Imad is desperate to get her wounded five-year-old son Mohammed out of Gaza for medical treatment. He's among the patients who can't leave because the Rafah crossing is closed.

  • Blinken says US will give another $2 billion in military financing to Ukraine

    US plans to provide an additional $2 billion in foreign military financing for Ukraine. This will be a first-of-its-kind defense enterprise fund, and it will have three components. One is to provide weapons. Watch!

  • Netherlands prepares for Right-Wing Government: Wilders' Coalition Deal

    Geert Wilders announced a coalition deal, shaping the Netherlands' most right-wing government in decades, with parties addressing immigration, finances, and climate. The coalition includes Mark Rutte’s party and a new centrist party, aiming for a strong majority. Ronald Plasterk emerges as a potential candidate for prime minister. Wilders' anti-immigration stance resonated in the election, though his policies face challenges due to budget constraints.

  • Pakistan Foreign Office asks Indian politicians to stop involving Pakistan in electoral discourse

    Protests erupted in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) amidst Pakistan's escalating economic crisis, with people taking to the streets to protest against skyrocketing inflation. Clashes between demonstrators and authorities resulted in 3 deaths and 90 injuries. On May 14, the Pakistan Foreign Office urged Indian politicians to refrain from involving Pakistan in their electoral discourse, accusing India of exploiting anti-Pakistan sentiment for electoral gains.

  • Huawei revamps stores as it rethinks retail strategy to compete with Apple

    Huawei is revamping its retail strategy and aggressively opening flagship stores in China, with some just a stone's throw away from Apple shops, as it seeks to retake the premium electronics throne in the world's biggest smartphone market. Watch!

  • Israel-Hamas: Palestinians mark 1948 'Nakba' amid anger over Gaza war

    On Wednesday, May 15, Palestinians and their supporters worldwide commemorated the 1948 "Nakba," or catastrophe, with peace signs and a minute's silence, amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The keys symbolize the homes that hundreds of thousands of dispossessed Palestinians lost during the war when Israel was founded. For over 75 years, the Nakba has been a defining experience, shaping Palestinian national identity.

  • US Ambassador Eric Garcetti Talks On Khalistan, Pro-Palestine Protest & More | CNN-News18 Exclusive

    In an exclusive interview to CNN-News18, US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti discusses the serious concerns regarding threats against Indian diplomats, including the recent attack on the Indian consulate in San Francisco by Khalistani separatists. He sheds light on the ongoing efforts to manage differences between India and the US, particularly concerning the alleged plot to murder Khalistani separatist leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, where US officials have implicated Indian officials. Tune in to gain insight into the diplomatic dynamics between the two nations amidst these challenging circumstances.

  • Israel-Hamas: First International casualty | Indian Army veteran Vaibhav Anil Kale killed in Rafah

    A former Indian Army officer working with the United Nations, Colonel Vaibhav Anil Kale, was killed in Gaza amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. The incident occurred in the strife-torn area of Rafah when the vehicle he was travelling in came under attack. The UN Secretary-General's Deputy Spokesperson, Farhan Haq, confirmed Colonel Kale's identity in an official statement.

  • Wife Of Wikileaks Founder, Stella Assange Vows To Fight On As He Faces Extradition To The U.S.

    WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's wife Stella vows to continue the fight for his freedom, regardless of the outcome of his extradition hearing. High Court decision expected next week could determine whether Assange faces extradition to the U.S., where he's charged with 18 counts, mostly under the Espionage Act. Watch!

  • Indian-American Oncologist Leads US FDA's 'Project Asha' To Increase Cancer Trials In India

    Cancer remains a major health burden in India, but a new initiative led by the US Food and Drug Administration aims to improve access to cutting-edge cancer clinical trials for Indian patients. Watch for more details!

  • Israel-Hamas War: More People of Rafah in Gaza asked to evacuate

    Smoke rises over Rafah as Israel calls for Palestinians to evacuate and head to what it calls an expanded humanitarian area in Al-Mawasi.

  • Flash floods in Afghanistan sweep away livelihoods, leaving hundreds dead, missing

    Flash floods caused by heavy rains devastated villages in northern Afghanistan, killing over 300 people and injuring more than 1,600, as villagers buried their dead and aid agencies warned of havoc.

  • Twin Attacks in Pakistan's North Waziristan Kill Seven Security Personnel | Bhutto Condemns Attacks

    At least seven Pakistan security personnel were killed and two injured in Waziristan in two separate militant attacks.

  • Extreme Solar Storm Alert: Threat To Earth's GPS & Communication Systems

    Brace yourselve for an 'extreme' geomagnetic storm, rated 5 out of 5 by the Space Weather Prediction Center, reminiscent of the notable 2003 event. With the sun reaching a peak in its activity phase known as solar maximum, expect vibrant auroras and potential communication disruptions. Stay informed as potent solar flares and coronal mass ejections persist, impacting Earth's ionosphere and GPS systems. Learn from experts like Dr. Ravi A V Kumar and Professor RC Kapoor about the implications of this surge in solar activity and how it may affect our technological lives. Stay tuned for the latest updates on this captivating astronomical phenomenon.

  • Artillery Unit Defends Frontline Against Russian Attacks Without Pause | Russia-Ukraine War

    Watch the inside look at the ongoing conflict between Ukrainian and Russian forces, with footage of Ukrainian soldiers from the 148th Separate Artillery Brigade preparing and firing weapons to stem the Russian advance. Soldiers share their experiences and hopes for the future amidst the challenging conditions on the front lines. Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addresses the difficult situation facing the country's army, as Russia intensifies its push in eastern regions.

  • Israeli Ambassador Gilad Erdan Shreds UN Charter After His Speech At General Assembly

    Israeli Ambassador Gilad Erdan brought a small shredding machine to the General Assembly podium on Friday (May 10), where he shredded multiple pages of the U.N. Charter during his address. Erdan stated that his act of protest was meant to reflect what he described as the Assembly's undermining of the Charter's principles, following its strong support for a Palestinian bid to achieve full U.N. membership.

  • Judge Warns Michael Cohen To Keep Quiet Ahead of Hush Money Trial Testimony | World News

    As Michael Cohen prepares to testify in Donald Trump's hush money case, Judge Juan M. Merchan instructs prosecutors to stop Cohen's taunting posts aimed at Trump. The trial's dramatic third week draws to a close, with the prosecution building its case around Cohen's involvement in the $130,000 payout to Stormy Daniels. Defense attorneys argue Cohen's past disbarment and prison time undermine his credibility. Stay tuned for updates on this high-profile trial.

  • Tragic Bus Accident In St. Petersburg, Russia: 7 Dead, Several Injured | Driver Detained

    A tragic bus accident occurred in St. Petersburg, Russia, leading to the loss of seven lives and causing numerous injuries as the bus plunged off a bridge into the Moika River. Dramatic video footage depicts the chaotic scene as emergency responders and bystanders hurried to provide assistance.

  • UN General Assembly supports Palestinian bid for full membership

    The United Nations General Assembly overwhelmingly supports the Palestinian bid for full UN membership, urging the UN Security Council to reconsider the matter favorably.

  • Brazil Floods: Brazilian Athletes Sacrifice Olympic Dreams for Flood Relief Efforts

    With less than three months until the Paris Olympics, Brazilian athletes like rower Piedro Tuchtenhagen are abandoning their Olympic aspirations to aid flood victims. Tuchtenhagen, set for Olympic qualifiers, alongside Evaldo Becker, chooses to prioritize support for their families and friends in Rio Grande do Sul.

  • US Army Soldier Travels To Russia Without Clearance | Arrested On Charges Of Theft

    A US Army soldier was detained in Russia. The soldier had travelled to Russia while on leave despite a prohibition by the Department of Defense and State Department, the Pentagon said on Tuesday. He had travelled to Russia through China without military clearance. Russian officials say the soldier, who the US Army identified as Staff Sergeant Gordon Black, has been arrested on charges of theft.

  • Drone Video Shows Submerged Airport, Stadium In Flood-Hit Brazil

    Witness the aftermath of catastrophic floods in Brazil's Rio Grande do Sul state through drone footage capturing submerged airports and stadiums. With the death toll rising to 90 and over 130 people missing, the situation remains dire. Heavy rains have left runways underwater in Porto Alegre, turning the Beira-Rio stadium into a muddy pool. Residents resort to boats for navigation amidst flooded streets. Learn about the widespread destruction, including road and bridge collapses and a dam's partial collapse. Stay informed with the latest weather forecasts indicating potential showers returning later this week.

  • Sports Celebrities Shine at Met Gala 2024: Lewis Hamilton & Serena Williams lead sports icons

    Witness the glamour as Lewis Hamilton and Venus Williams, alongside other international sports stars, trade their athletic gear for elegant gowns and sharp suits at the prestigious Met Gala in New York City. From Hamilton's sleek all-black ensemble to Williams' dazzling golden dress, explore the highlights of this invitation-only event benefiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Learn more about the iconic gala, its significance in the fashion world, and the star-studded lineup including celebrity co-chairs Bad Bunny, Chris Hemsworth, Jennifer Lopez, and Zendaya.

  • MET Gala 2024: From Zendaya To Alia Bhatt; Best Looks And Top Viral Moments | Highlights

    Met Gala 2024 Highlights: Celebrities shine at the "Garden of Time" themed event. Cardi B wows with eight ushers for her extravagant skirt. Co-chaired by Chris Hemsworth, Zendaya, Jennifer Lopez, Bad Bunny, and Anna Wintour, the fundraiser's guest list remains a mystery until they step onto The Met's stairs. The Costume Institute's exhibition, "Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion," will showcase 250 rare pieces, including iconic designs by Schiaparelli, Dior, Saint Laurent, and Givenchy, alongside historical treasures like an Elizabethan bodice and an 1887 silk ball gown by Worth.

  • Vladimir Putin Takes Oath For Fifth Term As Russia’s President | World News

    Vladimir Putin commenced his fifth term as Russian leader at a lavish Kremlin inauguration, initiating another six years in power marked by political suppression, conflict in Ukraine, and centralized authority. During the ceremony at the opulent Grand Kremlin Palace, Putin solemnly pledged to defend the Russian constitution as hand-picked dignitaries observed.

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