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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.
How Long Can People Stay Alive Trapped In Rubble After An Earthquake?
Trapped after an earthquake, survival depends on injuries, weather, water and air. Experts reveal how victims have endured days under rubble.
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.
Warren Buffett Pauses Gates Foundation Donations Over Jeffrey Epstein Review
Warren Buffett has paused donations to the Gates Foundation pending an external review regarding the organization's ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
WhatsApp Username Feature: What It Is, How It Works, And Why It Matters
The latest update comes as Indian fintech founder Kunal Shah takes charge of Meta's WhatsApp
"Enough With The Lecture": Paris Deputy Mayor Slams Americans Mocking France's Lack Of AC
Paris Deputy Mayor Audrey Pulvar argued that the US bears a significant share of the responsibility for the climate crisis driving such extreme weather.
US Man Dies From Heart Attack While Disposing Girlfriend's Body After Murder
An American man fatally strangles his girlfriend but later dies of a heart attack while disposing of her body.
India-US Trade Deal In Final Stretch: What We Know So Far
USISPF President and CEO Mukesh Aghi told NDTV that the remaining differences are relatively narrow but politically significant.
'If Countries Were Stocks, I'd Be Buying India': US Senator To NDTV
The Montana senator also praised President Donald Trump's approach to India, saying the administration remained committed to strengthening ties with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
'India's Engineering Talent Give It AI Advantage Over China': Top US Official Tells NDTV
Asked how Washington and New Delhi could work together amid growing strategic competition with China, Helberg said the focus should be on building a positive technology partnership rather than simply competing with Beijing.
'We'll Cut Off Hands That...': Pakistan's Unprovoked Threat Over Indus Waters
New Delhi had placed the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance following a deadly cross-border terrorist strike in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam last year that killed 26 civilians.
He Promised 15% Returns With Zero Risk. It Was A $60 Million Scam
Paul Regan, a US man, is accused of orchestrating a Ponzi scheme that raised more than $60 million from over 300 investors
India-US Trade Deal In Final 1-2% Stretch, Says Envoy Sergio Gor
US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor said negotiators from both countries were in the final stages of concluding the long-awaited bilateral trade agreement.
Doctors Suspected Brain Cancer In Spanish Man With Chronic Headaches. Scans Revealed Otherwise
Multiple brain scans were required to find the true culprit behind the man's worsening headaches.
The Morning The Sky Exploded And The Earth Was Never Quite The Same
Around 7:15 am on June 30 in 1908, during the reign of Tsar Nicholas II, an object from space entered Earth's atmosphere over Siberia. And it changed science forever.
Ford Rehires 350 Human Engineers After AI Fails To Match Human Expertise
Ford has admitted to rehiring 350 veteran engineers after artificial intelligence (AI) failed to match veteran skills in quality checks.
Apple Says It Is Rolling Out Updates Early Due To AI Cyber Threats
The shift marks a notable change in Apple's longstanding practice of packaging security fixes with broader software releases
"Blatant Act Of Aggression": India Slams Pak For Strikes In Afghanistan
Pakistan launched its deadliest attack on Afghanistan in months, with Islamabad saying on Monday it killed dozens of militants as the Afghan government reported civilian casualties.
