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Record Number Of 'New Millionaires' In 2025: Report
Global personal wealth surged in 2025, with a record number of new millionaires, Swiss bank UBS said Tuesday.
US Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship, Rejects Trump's Curbs
The ruling keeps in place the long-standing judicial reading of the 14th Amendment, which has historically guaranteed citizenship to those born on American soil.
"PoK Not Part Of Pakistan": Protesters Warn Islamabad Of Reaching Out To India
During the demonstration at Eidgah Ground, speakers claimed that the region should no longer be considered under Pakistan's control and warned about seeking stronger engagement with India.
Roads Turn Into Ice Rivers After Summer Storm In US's Idaho
The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning on Saturday for parts of eastern Idaho.
No Direct US-Iran Talks To Take Place In Doha, Says Qatar
Mediator Qatar said on Tuesday that no high-level meetings or direct talks between the United States and Iran were planned in Doha after Washington said it had sent a top delegation for negotiations.
Broken Promise: Law That Helped Beijing Tighten Its Grip On Hong Kong
The Hong Kong National Security Law was passed in 2020.
Opinion: Opinion | US' Scott Bessent Has A New 'Doctrine', And It Leaves India With Hard Choices
Scott Bessent in a recent WSJ opinion piece has explained the so-called American economic 'statecraft'. The doctrine should raise concerns in India.
Rare Dinosaur Fossil Found In Museum Drawer Decades After 1985 Discovery
A rare titanosaur tail bone, tucked in a drawer since 1985, has revealed dinosaurs once roamed Antarctica when it was lush and forested.
Over 1,000 Drones Detected Near World Cup Stadiums, 300 Neutralized: FBI
The FBI detected 1,139 drones during the World Cup, neutralizing over 300 in a massive security operation that exceeded previous Olympic defense efforts.
Videos: Roads Melt, Tram Tracks Buckle As Europe Struggles With Heatwave
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 1,300 excess deaths had been recorded since 21 June "linked to high temperatures in Europe".
Telegram-Like Risks? WhatsApp Username Move Draws Scam Warning
A lot of people on social media platform X are saying that this WhatsApp username feature can lead to impersonations and fraud.
Hours After US Deportation, Over 100 Venezuelans Trapped In Deadly Earthquake
Hours after a US deportation flight landed, a massive earthquake collapsed the processing hotel, leaving over 100 people missing in the rubble.
NASA Satellite Images Show 58,000 Buildings Damaged In Venezuela Earthquakes
NASA said that its satellites were "providing critical support, capturing imagery and data to help teams on the ground assess impacts and guide response efforts."
Parcel Bomb Blast In Monaco Injures Ukrainian Oligarch, 2 Others
A parcel bomb in Monaco critically wounded sanctioned Ukrainian oligarch Vadym Yermolaiev and his partner, triggering a major cross-border investigation.
What To Know About Heat Domes As Global Temperatures Rise
As heat domes intensify worldwide, climate scientists explain what causes them, why they're worsening, and how to stay safe in extreme heat.
Exiled Chinese Tycoon Jailed 30 Years In US For $1 Billion Fraud
Exiled Chinese tycoon Miles Guo sentenced to 30 years in US prison for a $1B fraud scheme, funding a lavish lifestyle of superyachts and penthouses.
India Visit Was Among Trump's Best Bilateral Tours: Ex-US Diplomat To NDTV
Looking ahead to a possible visit by President Donald Trump to India next year, Juster recalled Trump's previous visit as one of the highlights of his presidency.
Ahead Of 250th Independence Day, Trump Posts Artwork With George Washington
Trump shared the image on his social media platform ahead of the United States' 250th Independence Day celebrations, which will be marked on July 4.
Trump Should Be Invited As Republic Day Guest: US-India Forum Head To NDTV
On the proposed India-US trade agreement, Mukesh Aghi, President and CEO of the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum, said negotiators had narrowed differences substantially, with only a few issues remaining.
