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"F*** AI": Why Hollywood And Creative Artists Are Pushing Back
From Oscar-winning film director Guillermo del Toro's Cannes outburst to Indian musicians and actors rejecting AI-generated art, a growing section of the creative world is pushing back against Silicon Valley's AI rush.
Staffer Trampled, Reporters Blocked: Trump Aide Calls Xi Summit "S**t Show"
A White House staff member was knocked down by members of the Chinese press pack where US President Donald Trump was holding a bilateral meeting with Xi Jinping.
Palestinian Family Alleges Land Taken Decades Ago Is Now Rented Out Online
Eko, a US-based advocacy group, identified 41 listings on the website across 14 Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, including areas around East Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.
52% In UAE, 44% In US: How India's Rs 3 Fuel Hike Compares To Other Nations
Petrol, Diesel Price Today: Around 82 countries have imposed emergency restrictions, rationing, or sharp price hikes. India has done none of this.
Watch: UAE's F-16 Jet Escorts PM Modi's Aircraft As He Arrives In Abu Dhabi
PM Modi arrived in Abu Dhabi amid the global energy crisis due to the war in the Middle East.
Xi Gives Trump Rare Tour Of Secret Garden At Heart Of Chinese Government
After talks on trade, Taiwan and Iran, Chinese President Xi Jinping showed off the centuriesold trees in Beijing’s walledoff Zhongnanhai compound, where he strolled with
Viral Puzzle Game 'Wordle' To Be Turned Into TV Show
Savannah Guthrie will host the new NBC game show based on the viral word puzzle
'$100 Per Head': Inside 22-Year-Old Indian Man's Human Smuggling Ring In US
According to court documents, Shivam's role was to arrange drivers to pick up "aliens" from the Canadian border and transport them further into the United States, specifically to stash houses around Northern New York and to hotels in Plattsburgh.
How Ukraine Is Replacing Snipers With Drones In War Against Russia
Drones have increasingly taken over the sniper’s roles of reconnaissance and targeted killing.
Scientists Dig Up Southeast Asia's 90-Foot Long Dinosaur In Thailand
Along a meandering river in a warm and arid region that is now Thailand roughly 113 million years ago, a planteating behemoth almost 90 feet (27 meters) long browsed
Trump Traded Hundreds Of Millions In US Securities In 2026
US President Donald Trump was involved in buying and selling securities linked to American companies in transactions that totaled hundreds of millions of dollars in the first quarter of 2026...
LPG, Petroleum Reserves Top Priority In PM Modi's UAE Agenda
Sources told NDTV that two important memorandums of understanding, in the areas of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) and Strategic Petroleum Reserves, are likely to be concluded during this visit.
Trump Wants Iran's Uranium For "Public Relations", Positive "Will Get It"
US President Donald Trump suggested that hunting down Iran's enriched uranium was primarily for political optics, after Israel demanded...
Oil Firms Were Losing Rs 1,600 Crore A Day. How Fuel Price Rise Will Help Them
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Trump Explains Why Xi Jinping Called US A "Declining Nation"
In a long post on his Truth Social platform, Trump said Xi was "100 per cent correct" in his assessment that the United States was on a decline as the "country suffered immeasurably" due to the Biden administration's policies.
NDTV Exclusive: "Ghost Cities" Of Darfur - A Genocide Visible From Space
In Darfur, the violence that once mobilised international outrage in the early years of the civil war, has returned in a form many here insist never truly disappeared.
'Punjabi Devils' Bike Gang Leader Gets 5 Years Jail For Gun Trafficking In US
Punjabi Devils founder jailed for illegal possession and sale of weapons
With Iran And UAE Present, India's 'Hormuz' Message To BRICS Nations
Jaishankar stressed that "safe and unimpeded maritime flows through international waterways, including the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea, remain vital for global economic well-being".
CIA Director Visits Cuba As Energy Crisis Deepens
The Central Intelligence Agency, at the heart of the decades-long struggle between the United States and Cuba, confirmed a Cuban government statement about Director John Ratcliffe's visit.
