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Are Men Really 'Bad for the Planet'? Scientists Affirmative

A new international research paper has linked masculine behaviour patterns with higher environmental damage and larger carbon footprints.

PSG Victory Celebrations Violence: 127 People Arrested In Paris, 23 Police Officers Injured

Celebrations in Paris turned chaotic after Paris Saint-Germain secured qualification for the UEFA Champions League final against Bayern Munich. While thousands gathered across the city to celebrate, parts of the festivities descended into violence and disorder.

US-Iran War: Trump Describes Strikes On Iran As 'Love Tap'

US President Donald Trump has described recent US strikes on Iranian targets as a “love tap,” downplaying the intensity of the military exchange amid escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. His remarks come after reports of missile, drone, and naval confrontations between US and Iranian forces, with both sides claiming defensive action.

US-Iran War: Tehran Imposes New Rules for Hormuz Passage

Iran has reportedly introduced new rules for vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz, tightening control over one of the world’s most critical oil shipping routes. According to reports, Tehran’s newly established maritime authority is requiring ships to submit detailed information and obtain prior authorization before transit.

Tamil Nadu political crisis: TVK threatens mass resignation as governor blocks Thalapathy Vijay from forming government

Tamil Nadu is staring at a constitutional showdown. Despite emerging as the single largest party with 108 seats, Vijay’s TVK is still being kept from power, and now rival camps may unite in an extraordinary bid to block him. TVK’s warning: deny the mandate, and all 108 MLAs resign.

Virus From Aquatic Animals Can Infect Human Eyes, Says Study

A new scientific study has raised concerns after researchers found that a virus detected in more than 20 aquatic species may have the potential to infect human eyes. Experts warn the findings highlight emerging risks linked to cross-species transmission and underline the importance of monitoring viruses in aquatic ecosystems.

Canvas hacked again: Hackers set deadline to keep information of '231mn' people safe

Canvas hacked: The Learning Management System used by several schools and universities across the world was hacked for a second time on Thursday. The hackers claim to have access to information on nearly 231 million people and have set a deadline of May 12 for a settlement.

Who won yesterday's IPL 2026 match between Lucknow Super Giants vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru? Check result

LSG beat RCB by nine runs via DLS method in rain-affected IPL 2026 match to snap their six-game losing streak. Chasing 213, RCB tried hard but managed 203/6 against LSG's 209/3.

Not the first time? Before Chandranath Rath, three other Suvendu Adhikari aides died under mysterious circumstances | All details here

Suvendu Adhikari’s inner circle has now seen multiple mysterious deaths over more than a decade: Pradip Jha in 2013, security aide Subhabrata Chakraborty in 2018, Pulak Lahiri in 2021 and now Chandranath Rath in 2026. Coincidence, political violence, or a deeper pattern? Scroll down.

Pakistan Heatwave: Extreme Heatwave Grips Karachi, Temperatures  Soar Across Cities

Residents in Pakistan are battling extreme heat as temperatures surge across Sindh province. At least ten bodies were recovered from different parts as Karachi recorded its hottest day since 2018.

NBA Playoffs: Pistons hold of Cavaliers to take 2-0 lead in conference semis

Cleveland's Donovan Mitchell scored a game-high 31 points. Jarrett Allen chipped in 22, but the Cavaliers have a mountain to climb as they head home for game three in the best-of-seven Eastern Conference semi-final series on Saturday.

US-China Ties: China Hopes to Maintain 'Stable & Predictable' Trade Ties with US

China has expressed its desire to maintain stable and predictable trade relations with the United States amid ongoing global economic uncertainty. The statement comes as both nations continue to navigate complex issues including tariffs, supply chain dependencies, and strategic competition. Despite tensions, Beijing emphasized the importance of steady economic engagement and mutual cooperation to ensure global market stability.

Operation Sindoor Anniversary | IAF: Over 100 Pak Soldiers & Around 100 Terrorists Killed

On the anniversary of Operation Sindoor, the Indian Air Force has stated that over 100 Pakistani soldiers and around 100 terrorists were killed during the operation. The statement highlights the scale and intensity of the cross-border military action, which targeted militant infrastructure and hostile positions. The operation is being recalled as a major counter-terror response by India, marking a significant moment in regional security developments.

Trump dismisses Iranian attack on three US warships in Strait of Hormuz as 'a trifle,' insists ceasefire still in place

Trump called Iran’s latest attack on three US warships “a trifle,” insisting the ceasefire still holds even after one of the sharpest US-Iran confrontations since April. Scroll down for more.

Tamil Nadu Elections: TN Governor Asks Vijay to Prove His Majority to Form Government

Political uncertainty has intensified in Tamil Nadu as the Governor has reportedly asked actor-turned-politician Vijay to prove his majority before being invited to form the government. The development comes amid a closely contested election outcome, with alliance dynamics and post-poll support now under scrutiny. The decision has triggered strong political reactions across parties as discussions over government formation continue in the state.

US-Iran War: US Says It Struck Iran After Attack on American Warships

The United States has said it carried out retaliatory strikes against Iranian targets following an attack on American warships in the Strait of Hormuz. According to U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), Iranian forces launched missiles, drones, and small boats at three U.S. Navy destroyers, but all incoming threats were intercepted and no American vessels were hit.

Marco Rubio Holds 2.5-Hour Private Audience With Pope in Vatican

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio held a 2.5-hour private audience with Pope Francis at the Vatican, discussing global conflicts, humanitarian crises, and efforts toward peace. The unusually long meeting signals high-level diplomatic engagement between the United States and the Holy See amid rising geopolitical tensions worldwide.

'We'll knock them out a lot harder': Trump threatens more Iran strikes if deal not signed 'fast'

President Donald Trump claimed US forces destroyed Iranian attackers after American destroyers came under fire in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions with Iran and warning of stronger military retaliation if Tehran refuses to sign a deal

US trade court rules against Donald Trump's 10% global tariffs under 1974 law

A US trade court ruled against Donald Trump’s temporary 10% global tariffs, calling them unjustified under the Trade Act of 1974. The ruling orders refunds for importers and marks another legal setback for Trump’s tariff agenda