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'Strong, Proud, But Got No Choice': Trump On Iran Playing Tough On Peace Deal
Trump admitted that Iran has the capacity left to continue fighting the war, contradicting his claims that the US military has crippled Tehran's defenses.
Trump Says His Team Will 'Look Into' US Taking Stake In AI Companies
Senior US officials held preliminary discussions with AI companies about the potential for the government to buy some shares in their firms, per a report.
'It Was A Gorgeous, Big Gift': Jill Biden Recalls Diamond Given By PM Modi
In her memoir View from the East Wing: A Memoir, Biden offers a behind-the-scenes account of life at the White House and the strict rules governing gifts received by America's First Family
Indian Man Delivering 'Fake' Pizza Order Shot Dead In US, Family Says "Trap"
The victim, identified as Anshul Kuncha, was employed with a multinational company and used to work part-time as a pizza delivery executive on weekends to earn extra income.
Indian-American Sriram Krishnan Quits As White House AI Adviser After 18 Months
In a statement posted on social media, Sriram Krishnan said he would take a break before returning to work on major AI-related challenges facing the United States.
At Least 12 People Shot At US Community Festival, Search For Suspects Underway
The Toledo Police Department said the shooting happened near the Old West End Festival, an annual gathering of live music and home tours in a historic district of the city.
North Korea Nuclear Programme 'Absolutely Non-negotiable': Kim Jong Un's Sister
North Korea's nuclear weapons programme is "absolutely non-negotiable", the powerful sister of leader Kim Jong Un said in a statement carried by state media on Sunday, ahead of a...
At His Baby's Funeral, Palestinian Father Refuses To Absolve Israel
A Palestinian father burying his infant son, killed by Israeli troops in the occupied West Bank, refused to believe on Saturday that it...
"We Give Highest Priority To Our Ties": Nepal Calls India "Most Important Partner"
Nepal's Foreign Minister Shishir Khanal kicked off a three-day trip to New Delhi on Friday to strengthen bilateral ties
Singapore Blocks Social Media Posts Inciting Racial Discord Against Indians
Singapore has long positioned its multicultural model - enshrined in law and national policy - as foundational to its stability and identity.
India, Nepal Launch Cross Border Digital Payments, 84 Projects Handed Over
In a moment of both humanitarian and diplomatic significance, S Jaishankar virtually handed over 72 health facilities and 12 cultural heritage projects reconstructed with Indian development assistance following the devastating 2015 earthquake that killed nearly 9,000 people in Nepal.
7-Month-Old Palestinian Baby Killed After Israeli Troops Shoot At Family Car
Abu Haikal said the family was travelling with their 11-year-old son and his mother when the shooting took place. He rejected any suggestion that the soldiers could have mistaken the vehicle's occupants.
No Women In US Navy Promotion List Raises Fears Of Career Ceiling
The Navy had selected 31 sailors to promote from the rank of captain to one-star admiral, but Hegseth recently intervened to strike nine people from the list, including three women and two Black men, according to a defence official.
Israeli Forces Kill Palestinian Baby In Occupied West Bank
The official Palestinian news agency WAFA said the baby was critically wounded after being struck in the face by the same bullet that injured his mother.
Why Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner's Albania Resort Project Is Facing Protests
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama downplayed concerns Friday raised by protesters opposed to a planned tourism complex linked to US President Donald Trump's family, saying...
Norway Crown Princess Put On Waitlist For Lung Transplant
Mette-Marit, 52, was diagnosed in 2018 with a rare form of pulmonary fibrosis that causes breathing difficulties, which has repeatedly forced her to take sick leave or scale back her official duties.
Russian Satellites Are Jamming GPS Signals Across Europe, Warn Scientists
Scientists tracking the disruptions claimed that the incidents highlight how space-based technology is becoming a new battleground amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Ebola's Hidden Link To Gold Mining: Why Scientists Are Raising Alarm In Congo
Scientists believe Ebola viruses naturally exist in some wild animals, with bats considered one of the likely hosts.
Kim Jong Un Showcases New Warship Ahead Of Xi Jinping's Visit
Kim Jong Un called for "rapidly developing" naval forces capable of playing a larger role in the country's nuclear deterrent and dealing a "deadly blow at the enemy".
