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New York Woman Sues McDonald's After Scalding Hot Fries Burn Her Mouth
A New York woman sues McDonald's after sustaining burns from scalding hot fries in Manhattan.
US-Saudi Nuclear Agreement Hinges On Riyadh Recognising Israel: Trump
The deal to establish a civilian nuclear program in Saudi Arabia "will be approved, but is totally subject to Saudi Arabia joining the very respected and successful Abraham Accords," Trump said.
Brent Oil Nears $100 After Surging 5% Amid Middle East Attacks
Brent reached $98.80 a barrel while main US contract, West Texas Intermediate, rallied 3.8 percent to $90.11 a barrel.
Secret Service Agent Suspended For 'Leaking' JD Vance's Travel Details
The agency's internal affairs component has opened an investigation into it; however, it is unclear if the agent could face administrative punishment or criminal charges.
EU Slaps $1 Billion Fine On Google Over Play Store, Search Practices
The EU fined the US giant 460 million euros for illegally favouring the company's own services -- for example, Google Flights or Google Hotels -- over rivals in search results.
Opinion: Opinion | How One Uranium Deal Could Change India's Nuclear Trajectory
The foundations of India's nuclear programme rest on a long-term vision articulated through its three-stage strategy.
"Major Military Punishment": trump's Threat To Houthis Over Red Sea Attacks
Trump said that the US will hold Iran responsible for Houthi attacks.
Delta Pilot Warned Of Possible 'Rocket Launcher Attack' Before Landing At LaGuardia Airport
The warning came from an anonymous tip phoned in to authorities. Port Authority police determined within a minute that the threat was not credible.
Opinion: Opinion | A New US-Israel Defence Bill Has Opened An Unexpected Door For India
The phrase "integration of the US and Israeli militaries" has become popular because it captures attention. It also obscures the more important story.
India Sends Medical Aid To Kenya To Boost Ebola Readiness
The initiative follows India's supply of over 45 tonnes of medical assistance to the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention in May and June.
UK Heatwave Cost Economy $1.5 Billion, Wiped Out 24 Million Work Hours: Study
England's record June heatwave triggered a $1.5 billion economic hit as construction, agriculture and other workers cut hours to cope
AI Just Solved One Of World's Toughest School Math Test Perfectly
Huawei's 'Celia' and RedNote's 'dots-note-3.0' each solved all six problems, months after AI models first hit gold-medal level in 2025.
Balen Shah Breaks His Self Imposed Diplomatic Rule For India, China: Sources
While the exact dates have yet to be announced, a senior government source in Nepal also told NDTV that this was likely to be confirmed soon.
Sundar Pichai Defends Google's AI Strategy Amid Gemini Delays
Investors are uneasy over Google delaying the release of Gemini 3.5 Pro. The call on Wednesday, Pichai struck an unusually defensive tone as analysts pressed him about Google's frontier models.
New Zealand Hotels Book Out Ahead of First Total Solar Eclipse In More Than 850 Years
The 2028 eclipse will also be the first total solar eclipse visible from anywhere in New Zealand since 1965.
Illegal Indian Arrested In US For 'Theft' Of Lethal Powder Worth $3-Million
Kumar's arrest records showed that he was caught hauling 10 pallets of stolen tungsten oxide powder, valued at $2,857,500.
US Judge Seeks Clarity On Hegseth's Testosterone Treatment Policy For Troops
The judge also requested information on the Pentagon's "basis for treating trans men and other service members differently between this new policy and the Military Ban."
'PPE Funds To Buy Rolexes, Cars': Indian-Origin Couple's Covid Fraud In UK
The NCA's investigation found bank records showing Bhandari and his wife used the money to buy Rolexes, jewellery, holiday packages, and cars.
9 Indian Fishermen Arrested By Sri Lankan Navy
The nine arrested fishermen and their seized trawler were handed over to the Fisheries Inspector of Mannar for further legal proceedings, the Navy said.
