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US President Donald Trump also announced that he will be inviting Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun to the White House for the first meaningful talks between Israel and Lebanon since 1983, adding that both want peace.

The trailer of Street Fighter was dropped on Thursday, which showcases actor Noah Centineo gearing up for an epic fight. The trailer also gives a glimpse of Vidyut Jammwal who makes his Hollywood debut with this film.

The powerful El Nino is making a comeback in 2026, signaling a major shift in global weather systems. As the cooling La Nina phase fades, scientists are tracking rising Pacific Ocean temperatures that could trigger extreme heat, erratic rainfall, and climate disruptions worldwide. From droughts to floods, the changing cycle is expected to impact agriculture, economies, and daily life across continents.

Officials described the move as an early phase aimed at enabling secure maritime transit, with naval assets being positioned to support detection, protection, and clearance efforts in the strategically important and heavily contested shipping corridor.

From Arshdeep Singh to Trent Bout here is a look at five left-arm pacers with 100+ IPL wickets. The list also features the likes of Jaydev Unadkat, Zaheer Khan and Ashish Nehra.

WrestleMania 42 is almost here! Check the full match schedule for Night 1 and Night 2, including Cody Rhodes vs. Randy Orton and CM Punk vs. Roman Reigns. Get the exact start times for India (IST) and find out how to watch the "Show of Shows" live on Netflix from Las Vegas.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth sparks controversy after reciting a "fake" Bible verse at a Pentagon service. The monologue, famously used in Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, originates from the 1973 film Bodyguard Kiba.

In her lawsuit, Tamannaah had sought Rs 1 crore in damages from Power soaps for using her images for promotion even after the contract had expired. The plea had already been dismissed by a single judge back in 2017.

French President Emmanuel Macron and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a telephonic conversation on April 16, 2026, to discuss the escalating crisis in West Asia, with a specific focus on ensuring maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz. This conversation followed an earlier dialogue between the two leaders on March 19, 2026, regarding the same conflict.

Kevin Warsh, nominated by Donald Trump for a key Federal Reserve role, is set to face a Senate confirmation hearing next week. His financial disclosures reveal assets exceeding $100 million, with investments spanning crypto and AI sectors, though exact valuations remain unclear. The hearing is expected to focus on transparency, potential conflicts of interest, and how his financial background could shape future monetary policy decisions.

The US Department of Justice has asked a federal appeals court to throw out the convictions of 12 people who were found guilty of seditious conspiracy related to the 6 January 2021 riots. Although President Donald Trump issued more than 1,000 pardons for those convicted for their role in the Capitol riots, he opted to commute the sentences of a dozen members of the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers. That meant they could be released from prison, but their convictions remained on the record.

The ongoing conflict in West Asia is now rippling far beyond the battlefield, with Nigeria feeling the economic strain. Rising global oil volatility, supply chain disruptions, and currency pressures have pushed inflation higher, with headline consumer inflation reaching 15.38% in March. As emerging economies grapple with these shocks, experts warn that prolonged instability could deepen financial stress, widen deficits, and slow growth across vulnerable nations.

The Israel Defense Forces has launched a massive wave of airstrikes across southern Lebanon, claiming to have hit over 200 Hezbollah targets in just 24 hours. The strikes reportedly targeted launchers, infrastructure, and militant positions, marking a sharp escalation in the conflict. As fighting intensifies, concerns are growing over a wider regional war and the humanitarian toll on civilians caught in the crossfire.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that Israel is conducting direct negotiations with Lebanon aimed at achieving sustainable peace and the dismantling of Hezbollah, while simultaneously intensifying military strikes. The talks, facilitated by the U.S., focus on enforcing a security zone in southern Lebanon and removing Hezbollah's influence, particularly around Bint Jbeil.

In a major political development, Julius Malema has been sentenced to five years in prison for firing rifle shots during a rally. The verdict marks a significant setback for the leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters, one of South Africa’s most prominent opposition parties. The ruling has sparked strong reactions across the country, raising questions about political accountability, leadership, and the future of opposition politics.

Israel Katz in a strong message to Iran said there would be even more painful strikes on new Iranian targets if Tehran did not abide by the proposal.

Alex Manninger, who represented Arsenal between 1997 and 2002, died at the age of 48 and goes down as one of the best goalkeepers of his generation. During his playing days, he represented the likes of Juventus and Liverpool as well, with whom he also announced his retirement from the sport.

Lalit Modi has ruled out the resumption of India-Pakistan bilateral cricket, blaming the "politicisation" of the PCB. In a candid interview with Michael Vaughan, Modi reflects on his role in the 2006 Friendship Series and why current tensions make a neutral venue series "impossible" for now.

According to investigators, the poster campaign was part of a larger, coordinated conspiracy aimed at reviving the proscribed terrorist group Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind (AGuH).