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The long-awaited trial into Diego Maradona’s death is now underway, focusing on the actions of his medical team during his final days. Prosecutors are examining whether negligence or improper care contributed to the football legend’s passing in 2020. A psychologist and other members of his care team have been charged, with emotional testimonies revealing new personal details about Maradona’s condition and treatment before his death.

A major tech deal is facing fresh uncertainty as China urges Meta Platforms to unwind its $2 billion agreement with Manus. The move comes amid tightening scrutiny over AI investments and growing US-China tensions in the tech space. With Manus reportedly shifting its headquarters to Singapore, the situation reflects how geopolitical pressures are increasingly shaping the future of artificial intelligence deals.

US President Donald Trump said he’s unhappy with Iran’s latest proposal and warned of severe military action if no deal is reached, citing unacceptable demands from Tehran amid stalled negotiations.

In cities across the globe, Gen Z are preferring a new phenomenon called 'coffee rave'. It flips the nightlife script with young people partying at sunrise and sipping coffee instead of alcohol.

#Gravitas A sudden burst of seismic activity near Area 51 in Nevada, one of the world’s most secretive military sites, is raising new speculation and triggering conspiracy theories about covert nuclear testing. Watch the video to know more.

In a surprising move, US President Donald Trump has lifted tariffs on Scotch whisky following a high-profile visit by the British royal family. The decision is expected to boost UK exports, ease pressure on producers, and open up the American market once again for premium Scotch brands. But what does this mean for US businesses, bourbon makers, and global trade ties? Here’s the full story behind the whisky diplomacy move.

A widening rift between Donald Trump and NATO allies is emerging as reports suggest Washington may reduce troop deployments in Spain and Italy while considering the deployment of the hypersonic “Dark Eagle” missile system near the Middle East. At the same time, Iran’s IRGC has issued fiery warnings against US naval forces, while Tehran reportedly accelerates efforts to relocate and secure missile stockpiles underground. The developments are adding fresh strain to an already volatile regional standoff.

The AI firms will be integrated into the Pentagon’s ⁠secret and top-secret network environments, providing more military access to their products for use on sensitive topics. US troops use AI services for planning, logistics, targeting, and in other ways to streamline huge operations.

The United States is reportedly considering deploying its long-range hypersonic “Dark Eagle” missile system to West Asia as tensions with Iran continue to rise. CENTCOM commanders say a longer-range strike option is urgently needed after Iran reportedly moved missile launchers beyond the reach of current US systems. Designed to travel at speeds above Mach 5 and evade interception, Dark Eagle could become America’s first operational hypersonic deployment in an active conflict zone.

Punjab’s special Assembly session ended in high political drama after opposition leaders accused Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann of attending proceedings in an “inebriated” state, triggering massive protests inside the House. Congress and SAD legislators staged a walkout as heated exchanges disrupted the May Day session. The controversy has intensified political tensions in Punjab, with the ruling AAP and opposition parties trading sharp accusations over decorum and governance.

A tense 1-0 win against Newcastle last weekend hardly suggested Arsenal have conquered their anxiety. But Arteta called on his players to embrace the positives of being potentially just four games away from a first league title in 22 years.

Repolling will take place at 15 polling booths in West Bengal on May 2, with election authorities tightening security arrangements across sensitive locations. Officials said voting will be held from 7 am to 6 pm, including 11 booths in Magrahat and four in Diamond Harbour. The decision comes amid complaints and political tensions surrounding the earlier phase of polling, as parties intensify their campaign push ahead of the final results.

Donald Trump’s sons are rapidly expanding the family’s business footprint into emerging sectors including drones, cryptocurrency, and strategic minerals. Reports say the Trump-backed group is supporting a major tungsten project with investments and financing estimated at nearly $1.6 billion. The expansion reflects growing interest in industries tied to defense technology, critical supply chains, and digital finance as geopolitical competition and resource security become increasingly important worldwide.

US President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on EU car and truck imports starting next week, citing trade deal non-compliance, while promoting US-based manufacturing to avoid tariffs.

The economic cost of the US-Israeli war on Iran is emerging as a major political issue in Washington after the Pentagon revealed that operations and maintenance expenses have already crossed $25 billion. The war’s financial burden triggered sharp exchanges between Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Democratic lawmakers, including Representative Ro Khanna, during congressional hearings. Analysts warn the conflict could further strain the US budget amid rising oil prices and global instability.

Iran’s economy is facing mounting pressure as war fallout, sanctions, and disruptions to oil exports strain government finances and household incomes. While domestic stability has largely held so far, analysts warn that shrinking export revenues, rising inflation, and currency weakness are pushing the economy closer to a critical threshold. The Strait of Hormuz crisis and damage to key industries are also increasing pressure on Tehran’s ability to sustain growth and public spending.

Bruce Willis, who has been battling dementia for quite some time, reportedly, his family is planning for brain donation for research on the disease. Read to know more.

The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is worsening as aid deliveries remain far below the levels needed to support millions of civilians. The United Nations has warned that overcrowded shelters, poor sanitation, and growing rat infestations are increasing the risk of disease outbreaks across the territory. With limited truck access and shortages of food, medicine, and clean water, many families are struggling to meet even the most basic daily needs.

Hezbollah’s growing use of FPV (first-person view) drones is reshaping the battlefield and challenging traditional air defense systems in the region. Military analysts say the small, low-flying drones are harder to detect on radar and can overwhelm defenses through swarm-style tactics. The rise of these relatively cheap but highly effective drones reflects a broader shift in modern warfare, where asymmetric tactics and unmanned systems are increasingly influencing conflicts across the Middle East.