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'Weight Limit': Why jets dump fuel before landing on the USS Abraham Lincoln
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Fighter jets landing on the USS Abraham Lincoln dump fuel to meet a strict 34,000-pound max trap weight. Shedding this fuel protects the landing gear from a harsh 750 fpm impact and prevents the arresting cables from snapping.

US-Iran Ceasefire: Confusion Over Peace Proposal

Uncertainty is growing around the US-Iran ceasefire as both sides appear to be working with different versions of the peace proposal. While talks are expected to begin on April 10 in Islamabad, key details remain disputed. Trump has insisted that certain shared lists have nothing to do with the negotiations, adding to the confusion. With major disagreements over nuclear terms and regional scope, the ceasefire looks increasingly fragile even before formal talks begin.

Iranian Hackers Disrupt Multiple U.S. Industrial Sites

U.S. authorities have issued a joint advisory warning that hackers linked to Iran have breached industrial control systems across multiple sectors in recent weeks.According to officials, the cyber intrusions targeted critical infrastructure including energy, water, and government systems—disrupting operations and, in some cases, forcing facilities to temporarily shut down.

'Ceasefire violations reported across conflict zone': Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif urges all parties to exercise restraint

PM Shehbaz Sharif reports ceasefire violations "across the conflict zone," urging the US and Iran to respect the 2026 truce despite ongoing strikes in Lebanon.

'Rogue Waves': How the USS Abraham Lincoln survives massive ocean storms
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The 100,000-tonne USS Abraham Lincoln survives massive ocean storms and rogue waves through a combination of immense structural engineering, uninterrupted nuclear propulsion, and strict damage-control protocols executed by its crew.

Will Iran Become the Hormuz Gatekeeper for the World?

Iran has approved a draft bill to formalise transit fees in the Strait of Hormuz, introducing a tiered system for global shipping. While a temporary U.S.-Iran ceasefire has brought some relief to markets and resumed ship movement, questions remain over long-term control, legality, and global trade impact. Is this a short-term pressure tactic or a structural shift in one of the world’s most critical oil routes?

Fragile US-Iran Ceasefire Leaves a Lot of Questions Unanswered

While U.S. and Iran have agreed for a two-week conditional ceasefire, a lot of questions remain unanswered. For instance, there is a clear difference of opinion between U.S. and Iran on key issues like enrichment of uranium and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

The Secret CIA Tool Used To Find The Downed Airman In Iran

The Central Intelligence Agency reportedly deployed a classified technology known as “Ghost Murmur” during a high-risk rescue mission in Iran. According to reports, the tool uses advanced sensors and AI to detect the unique electromagnetic signature of a human heartbeat, allowing operatives to locate a downed American airman hidden in difficult terrain. This marked the first known operational use of the technology, highlighting a major leap in surveillance and battlefield rescue capabilities. However, details remain limited due to the classified nature of the system.

China's Role in 'Brokering' US-Iran Ceasefire in Focus After Trump's Claim

In a big claim, U.S. President Donald Trump said that China helped Iran get to the negotiating table to to agree for a two-week conditional ceasefire. This assumes significance as China is Iran's largest trading partner and purchases 90% of its crude oil.

'Fearless 'Suryavanshi Aces First Test Against Bumrah With Two Sixes

15-year-old cricket sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi faced Indian bowling superstar Jasprit Bumrah for the first time in his career—and made an unforgettable impression. In just three balls against one of the best bowlers in the world, Suryavanshi hit two spectacular sixes, showing remarkable composure and talent beyond his years. Fans and cricket analysts are calling it a “fearless performance” and a glimpse of a rising star in Indian cricket.

US-Iran talks in Pakistan: Trump to send JD Vance, Kushner and Witkoff for talks; first round on Saturday

Donald Trump to send JD Vance, Steve Witkoff, and Jared Kushner to Pakistan for Iran talks; first round is set for Saturday morning, said White House

Abdulla Aboobacker eyes back-to-back medals at 2026 CWG in Glasgow

India won 66 medals at the 2022 Commonwealth Games and Aboobacker was among them. He claimed the silver medal in the men’s triple jump with a best effort of 17.02 metres in his fifth attempt.

Israel Attacks 100 Targets in 10 Minutes Across Lebanon

On the very first day of the U.S-Iran ceasefire, Israel launched its largest strikes on Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah positions. This comes despite claims by Pakistan and Iran that the truce would apply across all fronts, including Lebanon a claim Israel has firmly denied. With conflicting narratives and continued attacks, the ceasefire now faces its first major test.

US-Iran Ceasefire: How Trump Lost Iran, Gulf, NATO, America in War Disaster

#Gravitas The United States and Iran have agreed to a two-week ceasefire. Both sides claim decisive victory, but since the truce came into implementation, attacks have been reported across the Gulf and Iran.

White House: Iran's Published Plan Not Same as What US Got

Confusion is growing over the Iran-US ceasefire after Donald Trump said the deal does not include Lebanon, contradicting earlier claims. The White House has also stated that Iran’s published proposal differs from what Washington actually received, raising serious questions about the agreement’s clarity. With Israel continuing strikes in Lebanon and Iran warning of consequences, the fragile truce now faces uncertainty as mixed signals threaten to derail diplomatic progress.

US-Iran Ceasefire: How The Iran War Broke American Dominance

The war of words is intensifying even after the ceasefire, with the U.S. claiming a decisive victory while Iran celebrates its own success. Tehran has made it clear it does not trust Washington, warning its “finger remains on the trigger” if tensions rise again. Meanwhile, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has warned that America could move to take control of Iran’s uranium if it is not handed over, raising the stakes in an already fragile truce.

IRGC Says No Trust in US, Finger on Trigger; 'US Will Take Uranium if Iran Doesn't Give It Up'

The war of words is intensifying even after the ceasefire, with the U.S. claiming a decisive victory while Iran celebrates its own success. Tehran has made it clear it does not trust Washington, warning its “finger remains on the trigger” if tensions rise again. Meanwhile, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has warned that America could move to take control of Iran’s uranium if it is not handed over, raising the stakes in an already fragile truce.

India's U12 football team scripts history at Real Madrid Foundation World Challenge

India's Under 12 football team has emerged as champions at the prestigious Real Madrid Foundation World Challenge, held at the iconic training complex of Real Madrid in Madrid, Spain.

BREAKING: Iran's Lavan Island Refinery Targeted Despite Ceasefire

A fragile ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran is already under strain after Iran’s Lavan Island oil refinery was hit just hours after the truce began. Officials confirmed the attack triggered a fire but caused no casualties, raising serious questions about the deal’s durability.