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India: Bulandshahr Birthday Party Turns Deadly After Cake Dispute

What began as a birthday celebration in Bulandshahr ended in unimaginable tragedy. A minor argument over smearing cake quickly spiralled into violence, with gunfire claiming the lives of three young men from the same family. The accused, reportedly the host of the party, fled after the attack, even taking CCTV evidence along. The shocking incident has left the area tense, raising serious questions about rising gun violence over trivial disputes.

Former PMs Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid join hands to challenge Netanyahu in Oct. elections

Naftali Bennett, a Right-winger and longtime supporter of Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, and centrist Yair Lapid had previously formed a coalition government in June 2021, which was replaced at the end of 2022 by the current administration led by PM Benjamin Netanyahu.

White House Dinner Shooting: US President Claims Shooter Hates Christian Community

Panic erupted at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner after shots were fired, forcing swift security action and evacuation measures. Donald Trump described the suspect as a “lone wolf” and a would-be assassin, adding that the attacker was heavily armed. Officials confirmed a security officer was injured but is recovering well. Authorities have ruled out any immediate link to the Iran conflict, as investigations continue into the motive behind the attack.

Iran War: Reports Suggest Extensive Damage to US Bases, Repair Could Cost Billions

Reports claim that multiple U.S. military facilities across the Gulf region, including in the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia, have suffered extensive damage amid ongoing tensions with Iran. Sources suggest the strikes have caused significant infrastructure losses, with potential repair costs running into billions of dollars. While details remain under verification, the incident highlights escalating risks to regional stability and the growing intensity of the conflict since the war began.

White House Shooting: Armed Man Breaches Security At WHCA Dinner, Trump Evacuated

Panic erupted at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner after shots were fired, forcing swift security action and evacuation measures. Donald Trump described the suspect as a “lone wolf” and a would-be assassin, adding that the attacker was heavily armed. Officials confirmed a security officer was injured but is recovering well. Authorities have ruled out any immediate link to the Iran conflict, as investigations continue into the motive behind the attack.

‘Pakistan lacks necessary credibility’: Iran lawmaker questions Islamabad’s neutrality in mediation

Rezaei alleged that Pakistan aligns with Trump’s interests and avoids criticising Washington, even when it backs away from earlier commitments on Lebanon and Iran’s blocked assets.

WHCD Shooting: Questions Over Trump's Security After Armed Suspect Storms WH Correspondents' Dinner

Panic erupted at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner after shots were fired, forcing swift security action and evacuation measures. Donald Trump described the suspect as a “lone wolf” and a would-be assassin, adding that the attacker was heavily armed. Officials confirmed a security officer was injured but is recovering well. Authorities have ruled out any immediate link to the Iran conflict, as investigations continue into the motive behind the attack.

Depraved crazy person sought to assassinate the President: Karoline Leavitt

Speaking further Karoline Leavitt said that President Donald Trump was Truly fearless and that the political violence needs to end.

White House Dinner Shooting: Trump Reveals That Suspect Was a Lone Wolf Actor

Panic erupted at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner after shots were fired, forcing swift security action and evacuation measures. Donald Trump described the suspect as a “lone wolf” and a would-be assassin, adding that the attacker was heavily armed. Officials confirmed a security officer was injured but is recovering well. Authorities have ruled out any immediate link to the Iran conflict, as investigations continue into the motive behind the attack.

Age-Old Tradition of Pigeon-Rearing Under Threat Due to Rapid Urbanisation

Kabootarbaazi, the traditional art and sport of pigeon flying, traces its roots to Mughal India, where emperors like Jahangir prized it as a test of skill and prestige. But due to rapid urbanisation, this age-old practice faces an existential threat.

Acclaimed Photographer Raghu Rai Dies At 83

India has lost one of its most powerful visual storytellers. Raghu Rai, whose photographs captured decades of history, emotion, and change, has passed away at 83. From documenting the aftermath of the Bhopal gas tragedy to everyday life across the country, his work shaped how India saw itself and the world. His legacy lives on through timeless images that defined generations.

White House Dinner Shooting: Gunman With Multiple Weapons Stopped At DC Media Gala

Panic erupted at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner after shots were fired, forcing swift security action and evacuation measures. Donald Trump described the suspect as a “lone wolf” and a would-be assassin, adding that the attacker was heavily armed. Officials confirmed a security officer was injured but is recovering well. Authorities have ruled out any immediate link to the Iran conflict, as investigations continue into the motive behind the attack.

From KL Rahul to Sanju Samson, 5 highest individual score in a lost chase in IPL
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From KL Rahul to Sanju Samson here is a look at five highest individual score in a lost chase in IPL history. The illustrious list also features the likes of Yusuf Pathan and Rohit Sharma.

‘I’m Not Going Anywhere’: Keir Starmer Eyes Next Election Amid Mounting Criticism

Keir Starmer has made it clear he intends to lead Labour into the next general election, dismissing speculation about his future with a firm “I’m not going anywhere.” The statement comes as he faces criticism over key decisions, including the appointment of Peter Mandelson. While Starmer projects confidence, the political pressure highlights the challenges ahead as the UK gears up for a crucial electoral battle.

Dream of Education Upended for Thousands of Afghan Children Amid War With Pakistan

Cross-border shelling from Pakistan has destroyed infrastructure at 22 schools in northeastern Afghanistan. In the border villages, classrooms lie in rubble with scattered books and ruined labs. Displaced students crowd into makeshift camps lacking teachers, supplies, or safety, worsening risks of child labor and early marriage

‘Lightning threat’: How does the USS Abraham Lincoln perform in harsh weather conditions?
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While the 100,000-tonne USS Abraham Lincoln can navigate safely through severe storms, its operational efficiency drops significantly as flight deck operations halt in extreme crosswinds exceeding 30 knots.

Mali Battles Terrorism: Sadio Camara Killed In A car Bomb Attack At His Residence

Multiple cities across Mali came under coordinated attacks by armed groups, leaving at least 16 people injured and raising fresh security concerns. The government condemned the strikes as “cowardly terrorist acts,” while an al-Qaeda-linked group reportedly claimed responsibility. Separately, Tuareg rebels said they had taken control of Kidal, underlining the fragile security situation and growing instability in the region.

Trump says suspect in Correspondents’ Dinner wrote anti-Christian manifesto

Following preliminary investigations, Acting US Attorney General Todd Blanche said the suspect “likely was targeting the president” and added, “We believe he was targeting administration officials in this attack.”

Supreme Court of the US Set To Rule As Americans Back Birthright Citizenship Debate Intensifies

The debate over birthright citizenship in the United States is heating up as the Supreme Court of the United States prepares to weigh in on the issue. Recent polls show 64% of Americans oppose ending the policy, though many Republicans favour a change. The ruling could have far-reaching implications for immigration, constitutional rights, and upcoming elections, making it a defining legal and political moment.