The official said action is being taken against individuals across social media platforms who uploaded these clips. They also indicated that the court has taken similar measures in the past.
The official said action is being taken against individuals across social media platforms who uploaded these clips. They also indicated that the court has taken similar measures in the past.
Severe storms that tore through parts of the U.S. Midwest and Plains are triggering renewed warnings of tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds in the region after a violent system left behind widespread damage, power outages and multiple injuries across several states.
Water supplies in Afghanistan’s capital are falling fast, as groundwater levels drop, demand surges, and long-delayed infrastructure projects struggle to catch up. Kabul is facing a worsening shortage driven by shrinking underground reserves that many residents rely on for daily survival. Watch the full video to know more on this!
Super Typhoon Sinlaku moved across Saipan and Tinian early Wednesday, packing sustained winds of up to 150 miles per hour. Weather officials described it as the strongest tropical cyclone anywhere in the world so far this year. The slow-moving storm prolonged dangerous conditions for several hours, increasing the risk of structural damage, flooding and power outages.
Japan has announced plans to significantly reduce its dependence on fossil fuels as part of a long-term energy transition strategy aimed at boosting renewable energy and nuclear power usage. The government says the shift will be gradual but steady, focusing on energy security, carbon reduction, and technological innovation.
Why do Donald Trump's supporters back him despite revelations about sexual misconduct, abuse and that he was close to paedophile Jeffrey Epstein? Scientists surveyed his backers to understand why, and found one common thing among them.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that the ongoing conflict involving Iran could push the global economy toward a recession if tensions worsen further. Rising energy prices, supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz, and tighter financial conditions are already weighing on growth prospects.
Meta is reportedly developing an advanced AI version of its CEO Mark Zuckerberg as part of its broader push into artificial intelligence and digital assistants. The AI model is expected to simulate Zuckerberg’s communication style, decision-making patterns, and public interactions, potentially being used for internal tools, user engagement, and product demonstrations across Meta’s platforms.
Oklahoma principal Kirk Moore tackled and disarmed an armed gunman at Pauls Valley High School, stopping a potential mass shooting. The suspect, a 20-year-old former student, has been arrested and faces multiple charges. No students were injured in the incident.
Liverpool's Ekitike left the pitch on stretcher in what did not look like a good sign for the player or his World Cup hopes. The FIFA World Cup 2026 starts in nearly two months on Jun 11 and is being co-hosted by the USA, Canada, and Mexico.
Gaza civil defence reports 10 killed, including a toddler, in recent Israeli strikes. Stay updated on the latest casualties and humanitarian impact in Gaza.
Katy Perry has found herself in the midst of the controversy after Orange is the new black actress Ruby Rose accused the singer sexual assaulting her two decades ago in a night club.
The European Court of Human Rights is expected to hear Nirav Modi’s plea within the next two weeks, along with submissions from the Central Bureau of Investigation, after which it may deliver its ruling, sources said.
So far, at least five women have accused former Representative Eric Swalwell of sexual misconduct and assault, including rape claims. He denies all allegations. Investigations, corroborating evidence, and political fallout have practically ended his career.
The US Treasury Department said it will not renew Iran's oil sanctions waiver, warning of “economic fury” and secondary sanctions, raising concerns over global supply and India’s energy security.
Google will punish websites for showing users a new page when they press the back button rather than actually taking them to the previous page. This practice of phantom page, or back button hijacking, is often done to get more clicks. But it ends soon.
After talks involving Pakistan's Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb with Saudi Finance Minister Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Jadaan, Riyadh has agreed to a fresh $3bn deposit and easier terms on existing funds. Scroll down to read more.
Sudan is facing a worsening hunger crisis as the ongoing conflict devastates food supplies and basic services. UN reported that at least 700 people have been killed, while millions struggle with severe shortages of food and aid.
The CinemaCon 2026 event has unveiled several major projects for the coming months. From Tom Cruise being introduced in Digger to the new Game of Thrones film, the annual gathering has kicked off its second day on a positive note.