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A critical deadline is approaching for Donald Trump as questions grow over the legality of any prolonged military action against Iran. Under the US Constitution, the power to declare war rests with Congress—not the president. If operations extend beyond May 1, lawmakers could step in, setting up a potential clash over war powers. Here’s what’s at stake and why it matters.

Abbas Araghchi met Vladimir Putin in a high-stakes diplomatic exchange, calling Russia a “strategic partner” of Iran. Putin, in turn, expressed hope for peace and stability in Iran. The meeting comes at a time of rising regional tensions, highlighting deepening ties between Tehran and Moscow. What does this growing partnership mean for global geopolitics and the balance of power?

Anthony Joshua returns to the ring! The former heavyweight champion faces Kristian Prenga on July 25. Plus: The latest update on the confirmed Tyson Fury showdown.

In a major political development in Jerusalem, former prime ministers Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid have announced a joint alliance ahead of upcoming elections. The two leaders—who previously shared power in a historic coalition—are now merging forces to challenge longtime Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Their new political bloc aims to unite Israel’s divided opposition and present a stronger alternative to Netanyahu’s leadership. A key campaign focus is expected to be accountability for the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Israel, an issue that continues to shape public debate and political strategy.

In an unprecedented political fracture, Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun has issued a sharp rebuke to Hezbollah regarding ongoing negotiations with Israel.

New details have emerged in the Washington gala dinner shooting as investigators examine a manifesto allegedly sent by the suspect before the attack. The document reportedly outlined plans to target officials linked to Donald Trump and included disturbing claims about his motivations. Trump has strongly rejected the accusations, calling the suspect “a pretty sick man.” The revelations are shedding light on what may have driven the shocking act of violence.

Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed 14 people on Sunday, April 26, 2026, marking the deadliest day since a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah took effect on April 17. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun criticized Hezbollah for dragging the country into a regional war, calling its actions "treason," amid ongoing Israeli violations of the truce.

A shooting scare at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner has triggered serious questions about security arrangements. Reports suggest the venue was not designated as a high-security event, raising concerns over who was responsible for safety. Donald Trump has renewed his push for a secure White House ballroom, calling it a safer alternative. As investigations intensify, the focus is now on how the breach happened.

Donald Trump's inner circle is looking considerably thinner than it did just a few months ago. Three Cabinet members have departed since February, and whispers about more exits are growing louder as the November 2026 midterm elections draw closer. Attorney General Pam Bondi left in April, with reports suggesting dissatisfaction over her handling of prosecutions.

Irans Araghchi thanked Putin for his support and said, Tehran has friends and allies such as Russia and that the strategic partnership between the two countries will continue to grow.

The government views Trivedi’s appointment as strategically significant, especially as ties with Bangladesh require careful handling after friction, with his West Bengal background and command over Bengali workers in his favour.

Sanjay Dutt appeared before the NCW in compliance with the summons over the Sarke Chunar song. The actor reportedly apologised and pledged educational support for 50 girls.

Amid the ongoing Strait of Hormuz blockade, Iranian Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf warns the US of a "summer nightmare" regarding energy prices.

India and the New Zealand on Monday signed the India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA) in the presence of Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal and New Zealand's Trade and Investment Minister Todd McClay. The agreement is expected to significantly strengthen economic ties between the two countries. It aims to double bilateral trade, provide Indian exporters duty-free access to the New Zealand market, and attract investments worth $20 billion over the next 15 years.

India is in the grip of an intense heatwave, with temperatures soaring across multiple regions. Even Kashmir—known for its cool climate—is witnessing unusual warmth. The India Meteorological Department has issued advisories, warning of rising heatstroke risks and urging precautions. From cities to hill regions, the impact is being felt widely, raising concerns over public health, water stress, and how long this extreme weather will last.

The Nashik Sessions Court is set to hear the plea of co-accused Nida Khan in the TCS Nashik case. The matter is under judicial review as proceedings continue in the ongoing legal dispute, with further developments expected during the hearing.

A worrying climate signal is emerging from the Hindu Kush Himalayas, where snow levels have dropped to their lowest in two decades. This marks the fourth consecutive year of below-normal snowfall—raising serious concerns for water security, agriculture, and millions of people who depend on glacier-fed rivers across the region. Scientists warn that declining snowpack could disrupt river flows, increase drought risks, and intensify climate vulnerability across countries like India, Nepal, and Pakistan.

Pro-Iran group “Explosive Media” released a satirical Lego-style diss track mocking President Trump’s leadership after a shooting incident forced his evacuation from the 2026 White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington.

Krunal Pandya praises Virat Kohli and RCB supporters after their long-awaited IPL title win, describing the emotional win against Punjab Kings in 2025 as one of the standout moments of his career.