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Campaigning for Phase-1 of the West Bengal elections has officially ended, setting the stage for voting across 152 constituencies on April 23. With over 8,000 polling booths marked as super sensitive, security has been significantly tightened to ensure smooth and peaceful voting. The first phase is crucial and could shape the momentum for the rest of the elections, as political parties brace for a high-stakes contest across key districts.

The USS Abraham Lincoln uses pure drinking water to wash its radars to prevent salt corrosion. This maintenance is vital for protecting the carrier's advanced sensors and ensuring its missile defence systems remain accurate and battle-ready.

Kevin Warsh, seen as Donald Trump’s choice for a key Federal Reserve role, has sparked debate by calling for a “regime change” at the Fed. He outlined a fresh approach to tackling inflation, signalling a potential shift in US monetary policy. During his confirmation process, Warsh also faced tough questions over alleged links to Jeffrey Epstein and past political positions. The hearing highlights how economics, politics, and controversy are intersecting at a crucial moment for the US economy.

NATO intercepted Russian strategic bombers and fighter jets that flew over the Baltic Sea, a muscular display of air power on the alliance’s eastern flank away from the spotlight on the Middle East. French Rafale fighters were deployed from a Lithuanian air base where they are stationed as part of a decades-long NATO air-policing effort.

The USS Abraham Lincoln consumes around 20,000 cups of coffee daily to sustain its 5,000-person crew. Facing 16-hour shifts and chronic sleep deprivation, sailors rely on onboard shops like 'Jittery Abe's' to maintain extreme combat readiness.

The USS Abraham Lincoln feeds 5,000 sailors by serving 17,000 meals daily. Because fresh produce rots quickly, the carrier relies on deep freezers, 21-day menu cycles, and at-sea replenishments to sustain the crew during long combat deployments.

WWF/WWE wouldn’t have been a billion-dollar business had it not been about some of the most memorable manager-wrestler pairings. We take a look at the five most iconic duos that changed pro-wrestling forever.

The USS Abraham Lincoln battles "Salt Fog," a corrosive mist that threatens its internal steel and electronics. Using dry air pumps and 24-hour maintenance, the crew prevents 70 per cent metal fatigue to keep the nuclear carrier battle-ready at sea.

Iran accuses the US of an “act of war” over port blockade and ceasefire violations, raising tensions as uncertainty surrounds upcoming negotiations in Pakistan

The USS Abraham Lincoln uses industrial pulpers, compressed melt units, and incinerators to safely process tonnes of daily solid waste from 5,000 sailors, ensuring zero plastics enter the ocean.

Democrat Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick resigns from Congress after ethics violations probe involving Fema funds. She denies wrongdoing and faces federal charges

The USS Abraham Lincoln battles corrosive ocean salt using 400,000 gallons of fresh water, deck sprinklers, and manual scrub-ex routines to clear scuppers and maintain flight deck safety.

Is the American Dream still alive? A new poll suggests growing doubt among Americans, with a majority saying the dream is becoming harder to achieve. Around 61% believe opportunities are no longer as accessible as they once were, while only a small section disagrees. Rising costs, economic pressures, and changing realities appear to be reshaping how people view success and stability. The findings reflect a deeper shift in public sentiment about opportunity in the United States.

The USS Abraham Lincoln uses non-toxic epoxy pipe liners to protect its 26 potable water tanks from severe rust. This 24-hour application process prevents leaks and dangerous bacterial contamination.

The USS Abraham Lincoln uses strict 620-nanometre red lighting during night operations to preserve the crew's biological night vision, preventing temporary blindness and ensuring safety.

Indian condom manufacturers are facing a severe supply crisis and projected 40% to 50% higher costs for anhydrous ammonia—a key material used to stabilize natural rubber latex—driven by geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East.

The Hezbollah terror group violated a ceasefire in Lebanon on Tuesday by firing several rockets at Israeli troops stationed in the south of the country, as well as launching a drone at Israel, the military said. According to the Israel Defense Forces, Hezbollah fired several rockets toward troops stationed in the Rab al-Thalathine area, within an Israeli-held security zone. The IDF said that it struck the launcher used in the attack within a few minutes.

Abhishek Sharma powers SunRisers Hyderabad to a mammoth 242/2 with an unbeaten 135*, followed by a clinical bowling display from Eshan Malinga and Harsh Dubey to secure a 47-run win over Delhi Capitals in IPL 2026.

VP JD Vance remains in DC for urgent White House policy meetings, delaying his departure for Iran peace talks. Is the April 22 ceasefire deadline hanging in the balance?