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Trump doubles down on trade agenda with new pharma and steel tariffs

Google DeepMind has launched Gemma 4, a new generation of open AI models designed for advanced reasoning and agentic AI workflows. Released under the Apache 2.0 open-source licence, the models aim to deliver higher intelligence with fewer parameters, improving efficiency.

As per reports, Pete Hegseth has asked Army Chief Gen. Randy George to immediately retire, seeking leadership aligned with Trump’s vision

Bahrain has proposed a draft resolution that would let states use “all necessary measures” to ensure free transit through the Strait of Hormuz, but the measure has divided the 15-member Security Council. Russia, China, and France, who hold veto privileges, have voiced strong objections.

Pizza orders near the Pentagon surge, fueling the Pentagon Pizza Index as tensions rise between the US and Iran amid escalating conflict

Italy last hosted a major international football tournament in 1990 and many of its top stadiums were either built or refurbished for that World Cup. Most of those are now in a sorry state.

Yemen’s Houthi rebels have claimed responsibility for a third missile attack targeting Israel, raising alarms across the Middle East. The group has also issued warnings to Gulf nations, signaling a potential widening of the conflict. The escalation comes amid already heightened tensions in the region, with fears that more countries could be drawn into the crisis. Defense systems have reportedly been activated as nations prepare for further threats.

'Make a deal before it is too late': Trump's stark warning to Iran after attack on biggest bridge in Tehran

Donald Trump is facing scrutiny after his recent war address, where multiple contradictions have raised questions about U.S. strategy. In a 19-minute speech, Trump appeared to shift positions on key issues—from nuclear weapons policy to the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz. While many expected a clear de-escalation stance, the address offered little new direction and instead highlighted inconsistencies in messaging. These mixed signals could have significant implications for global stability, oil markets, and ongoing tensions in West Asia.

The West Asia war has taken a costly turn for the United States, as Iran intensifies its attacks on American military bases across the region. Since the conflict began, multiple U.S. installations have been targeted using drones and ballistic missiles, exposing vulnerabilities in even the most advanced defense systems. Reports suggest that at least 11 U.S. bases have come under attack, with significant damage to critical infrastructure and military assets. In just the first three weeks of the war, U.S. losses are estimated to be close to $2.9 billion, including aircraft, radar systems, and key defense equipment.

A major controversy is unfolding as reports suggest individuals linked to Donald Trump may have profited from suspicious financial bets tied to the West Asia conflict. According to emerging details, a group placed massive bets—worth $580 million—on falling oil prices just minutes before a key announcement about pausing attacks on Iran’s energy infrastructure. The timing has raised serious concerns about potential insider trading and misuse of sensitive information.

Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to Iran—threatening to strike its power plants and critical energy infrastructure if tensions continue to escalate. Reports suggest the U.S. could target electricity grids, oil facilities, and desalination plants, raising serious concerns about civilian impact and long-term damage to Iran’s economy. But the big question remains: Can Iran sustain such an assault? Despite mounting pressure, Tehran has shown resilience through retaliatory strikes, regional alliances, and strategic control over key routes like the Strait of Hormuz.

A technical error by Anthropic accidentally exposed around 512,000 lines of interface code used by the Claude platform. The leak occurred when a routine update mistakenly included a debugging source map file, allowing developers to access internal TypeScript code.

Who is Todd Blanche? Interim DOJ head after Trump fires Pam Bondi amid Epstein files scrutiny

A heated debate is unfolding as Donald Trump faces criticism over prioritising military spending while freezing key welfare funds. His remarks dismissing welfare schemes have sparked backlash, especially as reports warn that hundreds of hospitals could be at risk of shutdown. The controversy is raising serious questions about government priorities and the impact on everyday Americans.

The landmark 1898 case of United States v. Wong Kim Ark changed the course of American history. But who was Wong Kim Ark, and why did his legal battle matter so much? In this video, we explore how Wong Kim Ark challenged the U.S. government after being denied re-entry despite being born in America. The Supreme Court’s ruling established a crucial interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment, affirming birthright citizenship for nearly all people born on U.S. soil.

OpenAI has introduced ChatGPT support for Apple CarPlay, allowing drivers to interact with the chatbot directly from their vehicle dashboard using voice. Enabled by Apple’s iOS 26.4 update, the feature lets users ask questions hands-free while driving.

Finn Allen’s explosive start meets Yashasvi Jaiswal’s fearless strokeplay in a power-packed opening burst, highlighting the art of first-over domination in the IPL. Here’s a look at 5 batters who’ve maximised field restrictions, piling up the most runs in the very first over of an innings.

Social media platforms are built to capture attention, using powerful algorithms to keep users scrolling longer. Experts warn this “attention economy” model may be contributing to rising mental health concerns, including anxiety and low self-esteem. Studies suggest the constant need for engagement can make it harder to disconnect, raising fresh questions about how digital platforms shape behaviour and well-being.