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'Staged', 'False Flag': How Trump Event Shooting Became Conspiracy Magnet
Many posts, without evidence, suggested the incident had been staged.
Epstein Trial In New Mexico Pushes Survivors To Reach Out To Authorities
Authorities in New Mexico are trying to determine how many local women and girls were abused by Jeffrey Epstein at his Zorro Ranch compound.
'Glorious Leader?' OpenAI Co-Founder's Diary To Play Key Role In Musk Trial
Greg Brockman's diary entry is part of the thousands of pages of documents revealed in court since Elon Musk sued OpenAI in 2024.
Opinion: Opinion | Trump's 'Hellhole' Comment Might Just Be A Favour To India
Trump is a symptom, not the system. He has just removed the euphemism, the 'polite' version of the condescension the Empire had so far hid behind. If anything, the question now is what to do with this clarity.
'Stop f**king Eating People': Ukraine Claims Russians Cannibalising Troops
There are at least five cases where Russian soldiers ate their fellow comrades.
Trump To Hold Talks On Iran War With Top Security Advisors Today: Report
Tehran's top diplomat blamed Washington on Monday for the failure of talks in Pakistan this month -- the first and only round of negotiations in a bid to strike a deal to end the conflict.
Baby Born On Delta Flight Minutes Before Emergency Landing: "It Was Pretty Wild"
A doctor and two nurses on board assisted flight attendants to successfully deliver a baby roughly 30 minutes before Delta Flight 478 came in for an emergency landing in Portland.
White House Dinner Shooter Cole Allen To Appear In Court Today
The suspect is scheduled to make his first appearance in Washington federal court, two days after authorities said they foiled the attack.
CIA Agents Killed In Mexico Crash Weren't Authorised To Operate On Its Soil
Two US officials who are believed to have been members of the CIA were killed in an accident in the northern state of Chihuahua, Mexico.
India, New Zealand Ink 'Once-In-A-Generation' Pact: All You Need To Know
India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement: The pact aims to double bilateral trade to about $5 billion over the next five years.
Gold From Colombian Cartel Mine Reaches US Mint Despite Legal Ban: Report
Every year, the United States Mint sells over $1 billion worth of gold coins.
As Some Hijabs Come Off In Iran, Restrictions Still In Place
Images of bareheaded women sipping coffee in cafes in Tehran, in apparent defiance of the Islamic republic's strict dress rule, have stirred interest outside Iran -- but for...
China's DeepSeek Slashes Prices For New AI Model
China's DeepSeek is offering developers a 75% discount on its newly unveiled AI model, DeepSeekV4Pro, until May 5. The company is also cutting prices for input cache hits across
Iran School Textbooks Call US "Great Satan", Include Missile Math: Report
The books were published last year following a 12-day heightened conflict between Iran, Israel and the US.
Iran Offers To End Hormuz Chokehold Without Nuclear Deal
Trump has questioned who is in charge in Iran at the moment and said confusion within its theocracy made it difficult to reach a deal.
Opinion: Opinion | A '45%' Problem: The Troubling Reason Trump Is Avoiding Another Strike On Iran
America has depleted nearly half of its key missile stockpiles in the Iran war, and replacing these systems will take three to five years, even with expanded production contracts already signed.
Israeli Soldier Watched Her 19-Year-Old Boyfriend Die In Hezbollah Strike
The soldier has been identified as Sgt. Idan Fooks, 19, from Petah Tikva, who served in the 77th Battalion of the 7th Armored Brigade.
Vasu Shroff, Indian-Origin 'Dubai's Textile King', Dies At 85
Regarded as one of the pioneering Indian businessmen in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Shroff moved from Mumbai to Sharjah by boat in 1960 at the age of 19.
Under Cover Of Trade Truce With Trump, China Expands Economic Pressure Toolkit
When U.S. President Donald Trump met Chinese President Xi Jinping last October, he rated the summit a "12 out of 10," and the White House said China would
