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US President Donald Trump was evacuated from the White House Correspondents’ Dinner after reports of possible gunshots triggered panic. Attendees took cover as security sealed the venue. Authorities are investigating the incident, and Trump was moved to safety.

Israel’s PM Netanyahu accused Hezbollah of violating a ceasefire and ordered strikes in Lebanon after alleged drone attacks. Hezbollah rejected one-sided terms, as tensions tied to the broader Iran-Israel conflict threaten to reignite violence in the region.

A suspect in custody opened fire inside a Chicago hospital, killing one police officer and critically injuring another. The incident triggered a lockdown, though no patients were harmed. The suspect was later apprehended, as officials called it a tragic moment for the city.

A deadly bomb attack in Cauca, Colombia killed at least 13 and injured over 20 after an explosive hit a bus on the Pan-American Highway. Officials condemned the civilian attack, warning of more threats as violence escalates ahead of the presidential election.

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif reaffirmed commitment to regional peace in a call with Iran’s President Pezeshkian, praising Tehran’s diplomatic efforts. As Iran’s delegation moved talks to Oman, Pakistan pledged to act as a sincere mediator amid shifting global dynamics.

These statements from the US president come after he called off the visit at the last moment, minutes after Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi left Pakistan after wrapping up a diplomatic visit to Islamabad ahead of the expected arrival of the US delegation.

The victory on Saturday sees Arsenal return to winning ways after back-to-back Premier League losses and now have a three-point advantage over nearest rivals Man City.

These strikes mark a major escalation in a fragile truce reached between Israel and Lebanon on April 16, brokered by US President Donald Trump. The ceasefire was initially agreed for 10 days and later extended by three weeks for wider talks.

The Chief Minister also directed departments to launch immediate public awareness campaigns and asked schools to implement the “water bell” system so that students are reminded to drink water during school hours.

Having been injured in the second innings of the match around 6 p.m. local time, meaning peak traffic was expected in the Indian capital. However, a green corridor was created by the Delhi Police, and Lungi Ngidi was rushed to the hospital in 11 minutes.

Extreme summer heat reduces air density, making fighter jet launches harder for the USS Abraham Lincoln. High temperatures also accelerate hull rust and strain the carrier's nuclear cooling systems.

Soon after Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghch’s departure from Pakistan, US President Donald Trump said he had cancelled the planned trip of envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to Islamabad, where they were expected to meet Iranian representatives.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has signaled readiness for fresh peace talks with Russia, proposing Azerbaijan as a potential venue. The offer comes amid ongoing conflict and stalled negotiations, with Kyiv indicating openness to dialogue even as fighting continues on the ground. The move could mark a new diplomatic opening in the prolonged war, raising hopes for de-escalation—though major differences between both sides remain unresolved.

April 26, 2026 marks 40 years since the Chernobyl nuclear disaster—still considered the worst nuclear accident in history. The explosion at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant released massive radiation across Europe and permanently reshaped global nuclear policy. Today, the exclusion zone has become an unexpected wildlife refuge, but it remains heavily contaminated, with cleanup efforts expected to continue until at least 2065. Now, new concerns are emerging as the site faces risks linked to regional conflict and renewed global interest in nuclear energy. The legacy of Chernobyl continues to influence debates on safety, energy security, and the future of nuclear power.

The USS Abraham Lincoln uses twin A4W nuclear reactors to power 24/7 US naval flight operations. The 100,000-tonne supercarrier produces 400,000 gallons of water and 18,000 daily meals to sustain unmatched American strike capabilities worldwide.

The ongoing conflict between Israel and Lebanon has resulted in a devastating human toll, with reports indicating 2,491 deaths since the escalation began. Continuous Israeli strikes and cross-border hostilities have intensified tensions in the region, raising concerns over civilian safety, humanitarian conditions, and the risk of a wider regional war. Diplomatic efforts remain strained as violence continues with no clear end in sight.

Night landings on the USS Abraham Lincoln demand absolute precision. United States Navy pilots land at 280 km/h in total darkness on a pitching deck, an operation far more stressful than combat.

Playing in their first home match at the Sawai Mansing Stadium in Jaipur, Abhishek Sharma’s 57 and Ishan Kishan’s 74 stood tall to help SRH beat RR by five wickets while Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s 103 went in vain. The

Donald Trump has canceled a planned trip by US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to Islamabad, dealing a blow to ongoing diplomatic efforts with Iran. The visit was expected to revive stalled ceasefire talks, but Trump said there was “no point” in sending officials for long-distance negotiations without clear progress. Crucially, Trump clarified that canceling the trip does not mean the Iran war will restart, even as tensions remain high and negotiations uncertain.