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The US government has deployed Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to 14 airports across the country as authorities respond to mounting travel disruptions. The move comes as long security lines and staffing shortages hit airports, with ICE officers sent to assist the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). Officials say the deployment is aimed at easing delays, though reports indicate ICE personnel are not trained for standard security screening roles.

US President Donald Trump visited Graceland, the former home of Elvis Presley, during a tour of Memphis. Trump said Elvis “would be very happy” with efforts to reduce crime in the city, linking his visit to broader discussions around law and order.

NASA has announced plans to build a $20 billion base on the Moon, marking a major shift in its Artemis programme. The agency will redirect resources from a planned lunar orbit station to focus on long-term surface operations. The project aims to establish a sustained human presence on the Moon, with infrastructure, robotic missions and advanced systems planned over the coming years. NASA’s chief also stressed that the United States “will never give up the Moon again,” signalling a long-term strategic commitment amid a growing space race.

The former world no. 1, who held the position for 125 weeks, won her first grand slam at French Open in 2020 at age 19. She then won at Roland Garros three consecutive years in 2022, 2023, and 2024. In addtion to that, Swiatek has also won US Open (2022) and Wimbledon (2025) as well.

US-Iran talks: Diplomatic pressure is building on Iran as both Sergey Lavrov and Wang Yi urge Tehran to return to the negotiating table. Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has been in touch with his Russian and Chinese counterparts, with Beijing stressing that dialogue is always better than conflict. The coordinated push signals growing concern among major powers over the risk of further escalation.

Tensions around the Strait of Hormuz are escalating after Iran signalled that only “non-hostile” ships will be allowed to pass, while vessels linked to the US, Israel and their allies could face restrictions. At the same time, Donald Trump has made sweeping claims about regime change in Iran and hinted at a possible ceasefire proposal to open talks.

Hezbollah has intensified its strikes on Israel, with missiles hitting northern parts of the country. Reports indicate that the strikes damaged restaurants and several vehicles, as tensions continue to escalate along the Israel-Lebanon front.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi briefed Parliament on the ongoing West Asia conflict, warning that its impact on India is “grave” and unprecedented. Modi highlighted risks to the economy, energy supplies and global trade routes, particularly due to disruptions linked to the conflict. At the same time, he reassured lawmakers that India has adequate energy reserves and arrangements in place to ensure continued supply of petroleum, coal and fertilisers despite the crisis.

Russia has launched a massive aerial assault on Ukraine, with nearly 1,000 UAVs reported in a 24-hour period. Ukrainian authorities say at least eight people were killed in strikes across multiple regions, marking one of the most intense attacks in recent months.

The Yorkshire player also pointed out how the players with injuries were not treated properly and invoked premier pacer Mark Wood's example. Bairstow, meanwhile, echoed same views as Liam Livingstone did a few days back - caring for players int he system.

Markwayne Mullin sworn in as Homeland Security chief amid shutdown strain and ICE scrutiny. Promising to “fight 365 days,” Trump’s ally steps into a high-pressure role. Can he steady a battered DHS? Scroll down.

Meta hit with a $375M verdict in a landmark case over child safety on its platforms. A US jury says the company misled parents and enabled harm, shaking its legal shield. What this means for Big Tech? Scroll down to read.

The 33-year-old arrived at Anfield from Roma in 2017 before making 435 appearances for Liverpool, scoring 255 goals to leave him third on the Reds' all-time leading goalscorers chart behind only Ian Rush and Roger Hunt. He also won Premier League Golden Boot award on four occasions.

Did US-made Patriot missiles just shoot down American jets over Kuwait on March 2? Trump calls it a “little mishap” after three F-15s were hit in a shocking friendly fire incident. What really happened in the skies? Scroll down.

'Stop, Stop': Chilling cockpit audio reveals final minutes before deadly LaGuardia crash

Iran claims US, Israel targeted Bushehr nuclear power plant; IAEA urges 'maximum restraint'

Russia launched a fresh wave of strikes across Ukraine, hitting civilian areas and killing five people while injuring 21 others. The attacks come amid escalating hostilities, with Ukrainian authorities reporting widespread damage and ongoing efforts to protect civilians. The international community condemns the strikes and calls for urgent conflict resolution.

A new study shows that midlife nutrition significantly impacts memory in later years. Eating a balanced, nutrient-rich diet in your 40s is linked to better cognitive function in your 80s. Experts suggest making healthy dietary choices early to reduce the risk of memory decline and support long-term brain health.

Hungary is heading to parliamentary elections on April 12, 2026, in a potentially historic vote. Long‑time Prime Minister Viktor Orbán faces a strong challenge from opposition leader Péter Magyar of the Tisza party, who recent opinion polls show with significant support, signaling an unprecedented shift in Hungarian politics.