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Factbox: Who Is John Ternus, Apple's New CEO?
John Ternus joined the firm's executive team in 2021, when he took on his current role of senior vice president of hardware engineering, reporting to Cook.
Apple CEO Tim Cook To Step Down In September, Names New Executive
Apple on Monday announced that Tim Cook will step down in September, handing the chief executive job to company veteran John Ternus.
Ahead Of Pak Talks, Trump Says Iran Deal Will Be "Far Better" Than Obama Nuke Deal
Donald Trump on Monday escalated his criticism of "The Iran Nuclear Deal", asserting that any new deal under his administration would be "far better" than the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
"You Are Entering Military Blockade": US' Hormuz Action With Machinegun
In the CENTCOM video, a US soldier is seen pointing a heavy-calibre machinegun at a vessel as the Americans give warnings on radio
Trump's "I'm Winning War By A Lot" Claim As Uncertainty Looms Over Pak Talks
A US delegation is expected to travel to Pakistan in the coming days for a new round of direct negotiations with Iran, despite Tehran not confirming its participation. The talks would mark the second attempt at face-to-face discussions in Islamabad.
Video: Hot Air Balloon Carrying 13 People Makes Emergency Landing At California Home
The balloon came to rest without hitting the house or fences. The passengers stayed in the basket while the pilot assessed the situation.
Nuclear Risk Leaves Humanity With Around "35 Years", Warns Nobel Prize Winner
He said that he now spends "part of my time trying to tell people" the odds of long-term survival are worse than most think.
'Iran Is Winning By Not Losing': Mehdi Hasan To NDTV On What US Faces
Any assumption that Iran would "roll over in week one or month one of this war reflects complete ignorance of history," Mehdi Hasan told NDTV
2 Killed As Planned Fight Escalates To Mass Shooting In North Carolina Park
2 Killed As Planned Fight Escalates To Mass Shooting In North Carolina Park
"Pakistanis Have Done Good Job Of Sucking Up To Trump": Mehdi Hasan To NDTV
Pakistan has "done a good job" in cultivating closeness with Trump, Mehdi Hasan told NDTV's Vishnu Som in an exclusive interview.
Art Amid Rubble: Concert In Lebanon Aims To Defy War With Music
As participants pay homage to those killed in Israeli bombings, music and art have been used as powerful tools to keep the memory alive and defend Lebanon.
US Student Arrested For Jokingly Asking Benjamin Netanyahu to "Drop Bombs" On Her College
FIU police said they worked with the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force and the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office to identify the student.
Myanmar Regime Expands Ban On Menstrual Products Amid Claims Of Misuse By Rebels: Report
Not just menstruation products, the regime made similar claims about restrictions on medicine, bandages and disinfectant.
Harvard Gave Epstein What He Wanted, Kept Giving After He Left Jail: Report
Newly released US Justice Department documents reviewed by The New York Times showed how Harvard professors continued to nurture relationship by visiting Jeffrey Epstein
7.4-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Japan: How Much Damage Can It Cause?
A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck northern Japan, triggering tsunami warnings,Japan's Meteorological Agency (JMA) said on Monday.
Iran Says "No Plans For Negotiation" After US Seizes Its Cargo Ship
US President Donald Trump said he was sending negotiators to Pakistan for talks on ending the war that engulfed the region and rattled global markets, while repeating threats to attack Iran's energy infrastructure if it did not make a deal.
US Wants Iran's 'Nuclear Dust': The Legacy Of American Uranium Diplomacy
Before US and Israeli strikes in June 2025, the International Atomic Energy Agency estimated that Iran possessed roughly 441 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60 per cent, alongside approximately 200 kilograms enriched to 20 per cent.
Explained: Why Japan Is Among The World's Most Earthquake-Prone Countries
Japan was hit by a 7.4-magnitude earthquake on Monday, Japan's Meteorological Agency (JMA) said, issuing a tsunami warning for waves up to three metres (10 feet).
As Japan Gets Tsunami Alert, A Look At What Triggers Giant Waves
Japan has been hit by a powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake and prompted authorities to issue tsunami warning.
