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Adidas Shares Jump After Sabastian Sawe’s Historic London Marathon Run

Adidas saw its shares rise after marathon runner Sabastian Sawe delivered a historic performance in London, with attention quickly shifting to the company’s advanced “super shoe” technology. Sawe credited Adidas footwear after his remarkable run, fueling fresh debate over the growing role of performance-enhancing shoe innovation in elite athletics and its impact on the global sportswear market.

'My mother had a crush on you': Trump’s lighthearted welcome to King Charles III

US President Trump welcomes King Charles III to the White House with jokes about his mother’s "crush" on the monarch and a reaffirmation of the “special relationship”.

WhatsApp Bans 9,400 Scam Accounts In India Amid Major Fraud Crackdown

WhatsApp has banned over 9,400 accounts in India following a 12-week investigation into organised fraud networks and so-called “digital arrest” scams. The crackdown comes amid growing concerns over online extortion and impersonation schemes targeting citizens. Authorities and courts have pushed for stronger action against cyber fraud, while tech companies are facing mounting pressure to tighten digital security measures.

'Time and again, our two countries have always found ways to come together': King Charles in his speech to Congress

King Charles addressed the US Congress, honored Queen Elizabeth II, highlighted UK-US ties, democracy, and shared history in a landmark speech

Man Pleads Guilty In Alleged Taylor Swift Concert Terror Plot Case

A 21-year-old man has pleaded guilty in an Austrian court over an alleged plot linked to a Taylor Swift concert attack. The accused, identified as Beran A., admitted to multiple charges tied to terrorism planning, though he denied attempted murder allegations. The case has drawn widespread attention over concerns surrounding security at major public events and the growing threat of extremist-inspired attacks in Europe.

'The carrier group': Why the USS Abraham Lincoln is always surrounded by hidden destroyers
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The USS Abraham Lincoln relies on three Arleigh Burke-class destroyers for survival. These powerful escorts provide vital anti-submarine warfare and a missile shield for the aircraft carrier.

Israel destroys two Hezbollah tunnel network by using 450 tonnes of explosives in southern Lebanon

Israel destroys Hezbollah tunnel network in Lebanon amid ongoing clashes, airstrikes, and evacuation orders in the conflict-hit south

Aadhaar set for major redesign with QR-based system to boost privacy, curb misuse

Under the proposed redesign, the Aadhaar card will carry only a photograph and a secure QR code, with all personal information removed from the printed surface.

'Ghost ship': Why the USS Abraham Lincoln looks completely invisible at night
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The USS Abraham Lincoln uses strict darken ship protocols, red deck lights, and zero radar emissions to become an invisible ghost ship, safely launching jets in total darkness.

'Red hallways': Why the USS Abraham Lincoln uses red lights after sunset
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The USS Abraham Lincoln uses red interior lighting after sunset to preserve the night vision of its crew. This specific wavelength protects rod cells, ensuring optimal safety and stealth during complex maritime operations in the dark.

'Going dark': When does the USS Abraham Lincoln completely turn off its external lights?
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The USS Abraham Lincoln uses strict Darken Ship and EMCON protocols to turn off lights and radars. This ensures the aircraft carrier remains hidden from adversaries during night operations at sea.

'He doesn't know what he is talking about': Trump slams Merz over Iran nuclear stance

Donald Trump slams German Chancellor Friedrich Merz over Iran nuclear comments, exposing growing tensions between the U.S. and European allies

US-Israel-Iran war Highlights: Gulf leaders hold first summit in Saudi Arabia since start of conflict

Despite the ceasefire between the US and Iran, tensions remain in West Asia. Follow the latest updates, analysis, and key developments from the ongoing West Asia conflict here.

Norway FA Urges FIFA To Scrap Controversial Peace Prize After Trump Award

Norwegian Football Federation has called on FIFA to abolish its controversial Peace Prize, reigniting debate over politics in global sport. The demand comes months after Donald Trump received the award, a move that drew mixed international reactions. Critics argue football bodies should avoid politically sensitive recognitions, while supporters say the prize highlights efforts toward global dialogue and peace.

Energy shock: US gas prices hit 4-year high as Iran tensions push oil above $100

U.S. gas prices surge to a four-year high amid Iran tensions, rising oil prices, and Strait of Hormuz disruptions impacting global markets

WATCH: Rajasthan Royals captain Riyan Parag caught vaping in dressing room during chase

Parag contributed with 29 runs from 16 balls, but his video of vaping during his team's run chase would spark debate on allowing such smoking devices inside the dressing room.

Scientists Say Bees Can Compare Quantities

A new study has found that bees can count up to six and understand the concept of zero, aided by their unique sensory and perceptual abilities.

Iran's Defence Minister Says Open To Export Defence Expertise

Iran is actively expanding its defense industry footprint, with officials expressing openness to exporting defense expertise and military technology to "independent" and friendly nations, particularly members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). Iran has reported a significant increase in both production and exports of defense products.

SCO Summit: Rajnath Singh Calls For Strong Action Against Terrorism

Rajnath Singh delivered a strong message on terrorism during the SCO Defence Ministers’ meeting in Kyrgyzstan, calling for decisive global action against terror networks and their supporters. India reiterated its policy of zero tolerance toward terrorism, with remarks widely seen as directed at Pakistan. The meeting comes amid continued regional security concerns and diplomatic tensions in South Asia.