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Released on May 1, The Devil Wears Prada 2 marked a steady opening at the box office. Starring Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt, and Anne Hathaway, the sequel is directed by David Frankel. A look at the film's India and worldwide collection.

US President Donald Trump says Melania thinks his trademark YMCA dance isn’t exactly “presidential,” but he’s clearly not stopping. In classic Trump fashion, he admitted the criticism, joked about it, then did it anyway, right on cue. Scroll down for the viral moment.

A minute-by-minute photo timeline of Operation Neptune Spear, how the CIA tracked Osama bin Laden and how US forces executed the Abbottabad raid

Former U.S. Admiral Tim Gallaudet claimed that humans are being observed by aliens. This comes amid mystery over the fate of 11 missing and dead scientists linked to UFO research. Earlier this week, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that UFO files will be released soon.

US blockade in Gulf of Oman blocks Iran oil shipments, trapping billions in crude and escalating pressure on Tehran amid ongoing geopolitical conflict

Trump orders withdrawal of 5,000 US troops from Germany amid NATO tensions, Iran war disputes, and shifting US military strategy in Europe

Trump sparks controversy in Florida speech, attacking Ilhan Omar and Gavin Newsom, using mock accents, immigration remarks, and campaign claims

Trump’s Qatar-gifted Boeing 747 nears debut as Air Force One after testing, sparking ethics debate, security concerns, and $400M upgrades

US sanctions Chinese oil terminal tied to Iran, warns ships over Hormuz tolls, escalating tensions and targeting Tehran’s oil revenue network

India has launched a major National Entrepreneurs Empowerment Drive aimed at transforming rural workers into wealth creators. The initiative seeks to support around 30 lakh micro-entrepreneurs through access to credit, training, and market opportunities. Officials say the programme is designed to strengthen rural economies, create sustainable employment, and encourage self-reliance in villages across the country, with a strong focus on grassroots development and innovation.

The White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting has once again drawn attention to the iconic Washington Hilton, a venue deeply tied to US political history. Opened in 1965 with its distinctive double-arc design, the hotel has hosted the event for decades. It also witnessed a major moment in history when Ronald Reagan survived an assassination attempt in 1981. Today’s incident adds another chapter to its legacy.

A senior Israeli military commander has reportedly warned that rising violence in the occupied West Bank: described in internal remarks as “Jewish terrorism”—could spark a wider Palestinian uprising. The warning comes amid growing tensions between Israeli settlers and Palestinian communities. According to reports, the head of Israel’s Central Command cautioned that escalating settler violence may not remain contained, and could eventually trigger large-scale unrest across the region. Israel continues to face increasing internal and external pressure over security, governance, and control in the West Bank. The situation highlights deepening instability in the occupied territories, where frequent clashes, attacks, and retaliations are fueling fears of a broader escalation.

A 7-second viral video changed his life forever. From herding yaks in rural Tibet to becoming a tourism ambassador and now a film actor, Ding Zhen’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary. His fame not only transformed his own life but also boosted tourism and livelihoods in his hometown. Now, with his debut film and a red carpet appearance, his story continues to inspire millions.

Pakistan has announced a major defence upgrade involving Chinese-built submarines and J-10C fighter jets, marking a significant expansion of its military capabilities. The fleet reportedly includes up to eight advanced submarines equipped with modern sensors and weapons systems. Officials described the development as a “historic milestone” in Pakistan–China defence cooperation, strengthening long-term strategic ties between the two countries amid shifting regional security dynamics.

Apple has pushed back against India’s Competition Commission (CCI), accusing the regulator of overstepping its authority in an ongoing antitrust investigation into the company’s App Store practices. The case focuses on allegations of market dominance and data-related demands linked to Apple’s control over iPhone app distribution. The dispute highlights growing global scrutiny of Big Tech companies as regulators seek to curb monopolistic behavior in digital markets.

Donald Trump has once again raised the possibility of fresh military action against Iran, even as fragile ceasefire conditions and backchannel negotiations continue. Recent statements suggest that “all options remain on the table,” including renewed strikes, as Washington expresses dissatisfaction with Tehran’s latest proposal. At the same time, Trump has publicly weighed the choice between escalation and diplomacy, asking whether to “blast” Iran or pursue a deal. While the administration has claimed that hostilities have been “terminated” for now, it has also made clear that future strikes could still be launched if talks fail. Legal and political debates are also intensifying in Washington over war powers and the scope of presidential authority.

Elon Musk has taken the stand in a closely watched California courtroom battle involving OpenAI, the company he once helped establish. The high-stakes case centres on OpenAI’s structure, direction and long-term mission, with Musk arguing that the organisation has moved away from its original vision. The trial is being seen as a defining moment for the artificial intelligence industry, with experts saying the outcome could influence how powerful AI companies are governed in the future.

The 100,000-tonne USS Abraham Lincoln uses two nuclear reactors and four 30-tonne bronze screws to generate 260,000 horsepower, allowing speeds over 30 knots to support 90 aircraft.

Sold Out On You, starring Ahn Hyo Seop, Chae Won Bin and Kim Bum, premiered on streaming platform Netflix. So far, the show has released four episodes; let's take a look at whether it's worth the watch or not.