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US-Iran War to Start Again? Trump Says US-Iran Ceasefire on 'Life Support'

US President Donald Trump says he is still aiming for "complete victory" in the war against Iran amid growing pressure to reach a peace deal. "The ceasefire is on massive life support, where the doctor walks in and says, Sir, your loved one has approximately a one percent chance of living,'" Trump told reporters.

'EMCON Dark': When the USS Abraham Lincoln completely shuts off its lights
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The 100,000-tonne USS Abraham Lincoln uses EMCON to shut down radars, transponders, and deck lights. This makes the carrier invisible to enemy tracking during critical Arabian Sea deployments.

Another year, another Eurovision controversy- Why is it happening again?

The Eurovision Song Contest 2026 will be held in Vienna, Austria. However, it has been affected by boycotts and protests over the inclusion of one country. Read to know more.

Tamil Nadu CM Vijay's TVK Party Promises to Release a White Paper on the State's Financial Health

Vijay officially began his political journey as Chief Minister in the first session of the 17th Tamil Nadu Assembly, taking oath as the Perambur MLA alongside nine ministers. In a major political moment, Udhayanidhi Stalin assumed the role of Leader of Opposition from the DMK. Vijay later paid a courtesy visit to former CM M. K. Stalin, signalling a notable start to the new political chapter in Tamil Nadu.

West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari Makes Five Major Decisions After First Cabinet Meet

Suvendu Adhikari has officially become the ninth Chief Minister of West Bengal, marking a major political turning point in the state’s history. The swearing-in ceremony drew significant public and political attention as the new administration formally took charge. The development signals the beginning of a new political chapter in West Bengal, with expectations high over the government’s upcoming priorities and governance agenda.

NCW report on TCS Nashik case flags ‘toxic workplace’, serious POSH violations

The committee visited Nashik and interacted with the complainants, police officials, HR representatives and company authorities. As per sources, the report contains serious observations regarding workplace safety, sexual harassment compliance and alleged religious intimidation in the office.

IPL 2026: Here's all you need to know about GT vs SRH match no 56 timing, squad, H2H & more

Ahead of the key IPL 2026 clash between Gujarat Titans and Sunrisers Hyderabad, here’s everything you need to know, including live streaming, head-to-head stats and other important details.

Man charged in Trump assassination attempt case pleads not guilty in court

Allen faces four charges in connection with the April 25 attack at the White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) dinner at a downtown Washington hotel and potentially faces life in prison if convicted.

‘Where is Aishwarya Rai?’: Fans question beauty brand about star's Cannes 2026 appearance

Is Aishwarya Rai Bachchan not attending the Cannes Film Festival 2026? A reel shared by the beauty brand L'Oreal Paris, the official sponsor of the festival, has left many fans confused about the actress's attendance at the event this year.

8 Strategic Straits That Control Global Trade, Oil And World Shipping

From the Strait of Hormuz to the Malacca Strait, a handful of narrow sea passages quietly control global trade, energy supplies and military movement. Nearly every major economy depends on these chokepoints for oil, gas and cargo shipments. Any disruption — whether conflict, piracy or accidents — can shake world markets overnight. This report explores eight of the world’s most strategic straits and why they remain crucial to global commerce and geopolitics.

Tonga Volcano Reveals New Climate Clues; Scientists Investigate Rare Atmospheric Event

The massive eruption of Hunga Tonga–Hunga Haʻapai continues to surprise scientists years later. Researchers say the powerful underwater volcano triggered a rare atmospheric event that may have altered climate patterns and even destroyed certain harmful pollutants high above Earth. The eruption sent shockwaves across the globe, injected enormous amounts of water vapour into the atmosphere and created conditions scientists had never observed before. Climate experts are now closely studying the blast for clues about Earth’s changing atmosphere.

IPL 2026 | Who is Madhav Tiwari? DC’s fast-bowling all-rounder impresses against Priyansh Arya

Young fast-bowling all-rounder Madhav Tiwari made an instant impact in IPL 2026 by dismissing Priyansh Arya during Delhi Capitals’ crucial encounter against Punjab Kings in Dharamsala on Monday.

'Night Vision': Why the USS Abraham Lincoln bans white flashlights on deck
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The USS Abraham Lincoln bans white lights to protect pilot night vision and maintain stealth. Red lighting ensures crew safety and combat readiness during dangerous night missions.

Diljit Dosanjh speaks out after pro-Khalistan protestors removed from concert

Diljit Dosanjh has spoken out about the recent concert controversy. During one of his concert recently, pro-Khalistan falgs were raised, and the singer had to ask the security to remove the protestors from the venue.

'Blind Refuel': How USS Abraham Lincoln jets share gas in the dark sky
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USS Abraham Lincoln fighter jets perform high-risk mid-air refuelling in total darkness to maintain 24-hour combat readiness in the Arabian Sea. Elite pilots use advanced tech to share fuel.

Trump says he intends to suspend gas tax ‘for a period of time’ as pump prices soar in US

Gas prices have soared over 50% since the start of the Iran war on Feb. 28, hitting a high of over $4.52 on Sunday, according to AAA. Analysts say the prices are likely to remain high with Iran blocking access to the Strait of Hormuz.

'Silent Running': How the USS Abraham Lincoln hides from enemies in the dark
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The USS Abraham Lincoln uses electronic silence and ancient light signals to stay hidden in the Arabian Sea. These secret tactics allow the massive carrier to lead maritime operations while remaining invisible to enemy radar.

'Ghost Targets': How the USS Abraham Lincoln creates fake ships on enemy radar
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The US Navy uses 'Ghost Targets' and electronic decoys to protect the USS Abraham Lincoln. These tactics confuse enemy radar and shield the carrier from missile strikes in high-risk zones.

South Africa’s Ramaphosa Faces Fresh Resignation Calls After Court Ruling Shock

Cyril Ramaphosa is facing renewed political pressure after a court decision reopened an old impeachment-related probe that had previously been blocked by the ruling African National Congress in 2022. The development has triggered fresh calls for his resignation and sparked debate within the ANC over the political implications of the ruling. The controversy could deepen divisions inside South Africa’s governing party ahead of crucial political battles.