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Trump's Team Wanted To Ban Voting Machines In Half Of US Last Year: Report
White House adviser Kurt Olsen, a lawyer Trump has tasked with proving widely debunked election-rigging conspiracy theories, pushed the plan to target Dominion Voting Systems machines.
Thailand Man Sets World Record After Landing On World's Highest Active Volcano
Tanaboworn also said that while attempting the record, he wanted people around the world to recognise Thailand and feel proud of the country.
EU To Impose Sanctions On Iranian Officials For Hormuz Strait Blockade
Deeming the blockade "contrary to international law", EU governments took a technical step to extend the scope of its existing Iran sanctions regime allowing for more individuals to be targeted under it.
Italy, France, UK, Germany Urge Israel To End West Bank Settlement Expansion
Noting that the situation in the West Bank had "deteriorated significantly" in the past few months, the countries said settler violence towards Palestinians was at "unprecedented levels".
India Started It, Pakistan Caught It: Viral Cockroach Movement Crosses Border
There are many versions of the Cockroach Janta Party in Pakistan, such as Cockroach Awami Party, Cockroach Awami League and Muttahida Cockroach Movement. The bio of the Cockroach Awami Party reads, "A political front of the youth, by the youth, for P
WHO Africa Head Says Underestimating Ebola Spread Risk Can Be "Big Mistake"
WHO regional director for Africa Mohamed Yakub Janabi said just one case of Ebola could spread the virus beyond the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda.
Opinion: Opinion | India's Oil Reserves: How Long Can They Last As Iran War Continues?
From a future energy security perspective, India will have to significantly enhance its SPR capacities from 17 days to a minimum of 45 days on land, with the possibility of another 10-15 days of SPR on sea on tankers.
Is UAE Building Anti-Drone Shield Around Oil Facilities Amid Iran Attacks?
Iran has increasingly singled out the Emirates in its war messaging as it attacked the United States and Israeli targets in the Middle East, repeatedly targeting locations across the country, including oil facilities.
Putin May "Regret" Ukraine War: Xi Jinping Told Trump During Beijing Trip
Xi Jinping’s alleged comments are significant because China has publicly maintained close ties with Russia since the war began and has avoided openly criticising Vladimir Putin.
Why Does Every Human Voice Sound Different? Scientists Explain
Over time, humans lost the vocal membranes and air sacs found in monkeys and apes and developed a more stable voice box.
Owned An Android Phone Since 2017? You Might Qualify For Google's $135 Million Payout
The case centres on allegations that the company collected user data without clear consent, raising fresh concerns over digital privacy and data tracking practices.
Miss Venezuela 2025 Shares Video Showing Injuries After Alleged Assault By Celebrity Stylist
A South American beauty queen has accused her celebrity stylist of physically attacking her at the Cannes Film Festival, with the incident leaving her with facial injuries after an apparent altercation in a hotel room.
"Days Of Abusing H-1B Visas Are Over": US Highlights Trump's Policies' 'Success'
The US Citizenship and Immigration Services claimed that new policies introduced under US President Donald Trump are already showing results.
Inside Israel's High-Tech 'Kill-Or-Capture' Mission After October 7 Attack
The report says Israel is targeting people at every level, from senior Hamas commanders to individuals accused of carrying out smaller roles during the attack.
Did Chinese General Disguise As Waitress To Spy On Elon Musk? What Report Said
Zeng shared an image of two servers from the CCP's state banquet honouring President Trump, claiming photos of the same women "in uniform" were being widely circulated on Chinese social media.
Employees Can Sue Over Denied Work From Home For Anxiety, UK Tribunal Rules
The tribunal found the council failed to make reasonable adjustments for her mental health condition, setting a significant legal precedent for remote-working rights.
This Indian-Origin Investor Could Earn $128 Billion From SpaceX IPO
SpaceX IPO: If SpaceX listing succeeds, it could make Elon Musk world's first trillionaire. And the Indian-origin investor may rake in billions.
Farmers Turn to Human Urine After Fertiliser Crunch From Iran War
Farmers worldwide are under pressure. About a third of traded urea, a widely used nitrogen fertilizer, comes from the Gulf region.
Iran In Talks With Oman For Permanent Hormuz Toll System
Situated between Iran to its north and Oman to the south, the strait connects the Persian Gulf to the Indian Ocean and normally handles a fifth of the world's oil and liquefied natural gas supplies, as well as other commodities such as aluminium and
