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How Trump's Iran Deal Is Creating Trouble For Netanyahu
While Washington appears focused on reducing tensions and moving towards a settlement, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has maintained that Israel's operations are far from over which has created a growing gap between the two allies.
Trump Halts Intelligence Chief Confirmation, Renews Vote Curb Demand
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he had suspended a Senate hearing on his own nominee for intelligence chief, in a fresh effort to push Congress to back his bill on voting restrictions.
"Calm, Cool And A Total Killer": Trump's Big Praise For PM Modi At G7 Meet
"Unlike PM Modi, who's calm, cool and a total killer, I am not. Look at him," Trump said as the two leaders prepare for talks on the sidelines of the G7 Summit.
PM Modi Flags "Safety Of Seafarers" To Trump Days After Indian Sailor Deaths
"Safety Of Seafarers Of Utmost Importance": PM Modi To Trump At G7
Starbucks To Shut 2,000 South Korea Stores For Half A Day After Promo Row
Coffee chain to hold 'historical awareness' training after backlash against marketing campaign that evoked 1980 military crackdown.
Video: At G7 Summit, Trump Declares "I'm The Boss", Draws Laughter
The G7 summit of world powers in France is being chaired by President Emmanuel Macron as host but on Wednesday his guest US President Donald Trump left no doubt over who he believed was in charge.
"Will Go Back To Dropping Bombs If...": Trump Says Iran Deal Not Final
Iran-US Peace Deal - "Will Go Back To Dropping Bombs If...": Trump Says Iran Deal Not Final
Israeli Envoy Claims Hamas Network Is Expanding Into Pakistan And Bangladesh
Speaking on Pakistan's recent attempts to position itself as a bridge between the United States and Iran, Israeli Ambassador to India, Reuven Azar, said Israel does not trust Pakistan and views its diplomatic posture with caution.
After Bungee Tragedy, Another Brazilian Woman Dies In 100-Foot Fall While Hiking
A witness told local media that the guide lunged and tried to hold onto her by grabbing her arm, but nearly went over too.
$14-Million Clean-Up Fails As Algae Returns To White House Reflecting Pool
The objective was to repair the pool, improve its structure, and make the water look clean and visually striking, with a blue tone described as "American Flag Blue," but the pool turned bright green again.
Deal Done, But Iran Can Still Restrict Access To Hormuz, Flags US Intel
Sources familiar with the findings of US intelligence assessments noted that Iran now has the capability to effectively restrict or shut access to the Strait of Hormuz at will.
Indian Man In UAE Wins Rs 5 Crore In Bank's 'Millionaire' Campaign
The SIB launched the "Millionaire" campaign -- a savings-linked rewards programme-- in 2025 to encourage customers to build wealth through eligible deposit accounts.
Why Iran Is Calling Its New US Agreement A Victory Despite Heavy Losses
Tehran said it has come out stronger after the recent conflict, and even claimed that it has shown more confidence than before the war began on February 28.
Lawrence Bishnoi Gang Member Who Shot At AP Dhillon's Canada Home To Be Deported To India
The Canadian Immigration and Refugee Board cleared the way for Abjeet Kingra's deportation - who is currently serving a six-year sentence and is also facing charges related to another attack.
Jeffrey Epstein's Final 35 Days: Inside The Untold Story Behind His Death
Epstein had already been prosecuted once in Florida in 2008. In that earlier case, he received a controversial plea deal and served about 13 months in custody.
How $40 Million Gold Bar Theft Could Reveal CIA's Secret Operations
The unusual case has drawn comparisons to a 1970s burglary that exposed a major Cold War CIA mission.
NDTV Exclusive: Netanyahu Aide On Why Israel Will Continue Lebanon Attacks
She warned that if Hezbollah launched attacks during the negotiations, Israel would respond.
Trump's White House Ballroom Could Cost $600 Million, Mostly With Taxpayers' Funds: Report
Donald Trump has repeatedly maintained that the new ballroom and related facilities would be funded entirely through private donations.
24-Year-Old Indian Techie Among 11 Skydivers Killed In Missouri Plane Crash
Sai Karthik Varma Datla had a master's degree in computer science from the University of Central Missouri and worked in the healthcare technology sector
