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Did Donald Trump just blame Pete Hegseth for Iran war? With defence secretary seated nearby, US president says...

Donald Trump appeared to suggests that Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth pushed for Iran strikes, as US pauses attacks amid political pressure, and growing scrutiny over the prolonged Iran conflict.

Delhi Assembly gets bomb threat ahead of budget session: More details inside

The bomb threat was sent by email to the office of Delhi assembly speaker Vijender Gupta, officials said. The first threat was received on the Assembly’s official email at 7:28 am, followed by another email sent to the Speaker at 7:49 am, just 21 minutes later.

US-Iran Talks: Who Is Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf? Iran Speaker In Spotlight Amid Trump Claim

US-Iran War: Confusion and contradiction surround possible US-Iran talks as Donald Trump claims Tehran reached out first, while Iranian officials firmly deny any negotiations. Iran’s state media has pushed back, suggesting Washington sought talks through mediators, a claim the US hasn’t confirmed. With both sides sticking to their narratives, the standoff is fast turning into a war of words over diplomacy.

US-Iran Talks: Reports Say Witkoff, Kushner In Talks With Iran's Parliament Speaker

US-Iran War: Confusion and contradiction surround possible US-Iran talks as Donald Trump claims Tehran reached out first, while Iranian officials firmly deny any negotiations. Iran’s state media has pushed back, suggesting Washington sought talks through mediators, a claim the US hasn’t confirmed. With both sides sticking to their narratives, the standoff is fast turning into a war of words over diplomacy.

US-Iran Talks: Reports Suggest Witkoff Travels To Pakistan In Hope Of Face-To-Face Talks

US-Iran War: Confusion and contradiction surround possible US-Iran talks as Donald Trump claims Tehran reached out first, while Iranian officials firmly deny any negotiations. Iran’s state media has pushed back, suggesting Washington sought talks through mediators, a claim the US hasn’t confirmed. With both sides sticking to their narratives, the standoff is fast turning into a war of words over diplomacy.

No dog left behind: Tiny Corgi leads pack of 7 stolen dogs on miraculous 17km journey home — their story is breaking the internet | Watch video

Seven dogs escape a suspected meat transport in China and trek 17 km home in a stunning ‘Homeward Bound’ journey. Moving in formation to protect an injured companion, their story is now sparking a national debate. Scroll down to read their incredible tale, watch them navigate their way home.

7.6-magnitude earthquake rocks Neiafu in Tonga: Is there a tsunami warning?

A 7.6-magnitude quake struck near Tonga, about 150 km from Neiafu, at a depth of 237 km. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center ruled out a tsunami. No damage reported, but residents were advised to move to higher ground.

'That wig is killing me': Fans react to Dwayne Johnson's look as Maui in Moana live-action trailer | Watch

Disney unveiled the first full trailer for the upcoming live-action adaptation of Moana on Monday, and fans can't stop talking about the appearance of Dwayne Johnson as Maui.

Gold Extends Slide on Rate Hike Bets

Gold has lost its shine in a dramatic sell-off…plunging over 8 percent to hit a four-month low. This is the steepest weekly decline in more than four decades. As higher interest rates dent the appeal of non-yielding assets like gold, the global precious metals’ sell-off has deepened. Take a look at this report for more…

ECB decides to not sack McCullum after Ashses debacle review and Stokes is ecstatic

Amid the uproar about England's performance, their drinking break in Noosa, and overall discipline, the sacking of McCullum and Key seemed imminent but ECB decided to take another route. Ben Stokes is as ecstatic as he can be and his enthusiasm was visible in a profanity-filled letter.

Fragile Optimism On Peace: Markets See-Saw

Crude markets showed extreme volatility as fragile optimism around a potential de-escalation in West Asia tensions faded on Tuesday. President Trump on Monday delayed the attacks on Iran's energy infrastructure by five days, and claimed Iran had initiated peace talks. But Iran ruled out any peace talks, and called Trump's comments as market manipulation.

Iran War: When Hormuz Stops, World Pays the Price

The Strait of Hormuz isn’t just an oil route: it’s a lifeline for the global economy. A shutdown could disrupt up to $2–2.3 billion worth of oil every single day, sending shockwaves through supply chains worldwide. From aviation and shipping to plastics, chemicals and even fertilisers, the ripple effects would hit multiple industries. With nearly 30% of global fertiliser trade also passing through this narrow corridor, the fallout could stretch far beyond energy markets.

Tehran mayor, police chief and presidential hopeful: Who is Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf, man linked to Trump's Iran negotiator claim
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US President Donald Trump hinted at talks with a “top person” in Iran, sparking speculation around Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf. While reports suggest his possible role, he has denied any negotiations with the US.

New Jersey rattled by mysterious vibration and humming. In Connecticut, it caused stress and anxiety. What's going on?

Residents of a town in New Jersey have been hearing a humming noise and feeling a vibration in their homes. The origin remains a mystery, even though they blame a nearby construction for the nuisance. Similar complaints earlier came from West Haven, Connecticut.

US-Iran Talks: Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan Push For Direct Iran-US Phone Call: Axios |

US-Iran War: Confusion and contradiction surround possible US-Iran talks as Donald Trump claims Tehran reached out first, while Iranian officials firmly deny any negotiations. Iran’s state media has pushed back, suggesting Washington sought talks through mediators, a claim the US hasn’t confirmed. With both sides sticking to their narratives, the standoff is fast turning into a war of words over diplomacy.

Why Mosquitos Bite Some People More Than Others: Explained

Ever wondered why mosquitoes seem to target you more than everyone else? It’s not your imagination—science proves that some people are far more attractive to mosquitoes than others. From your body chemistry and blood type to the carbon dioxide you exhale, multiple factors play a role in making you a mosquito magnet. Even your skin bacteria and clothing color can influence how often you get bitten!

Kashmiris Participate in Donation: $500 Crore To Support Iran

Larger-than-life images of slain Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei dotted central parks in Srinagar’s Shia-majority localities of Zadibal and Hasanabad for the second consecutive day on Monday, even as a donation drive for the medical aid of people affected by the conflict in Iran gathers momentum across the Valley.

Russia-Ukraine War: International Space Station Provides Space Footage Of Ukraine War

The International Space Station has released satellite footage capturing Russian attacks on Kyiv. The images reveal the scale of destruction and ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Analysts say space-based monitoring offers unprecedented insight into war zones, helping the world track military movements and assess the humanitarian impact of the conflict.

Netanyahu, JD Vance Discuss Potential Iran Deal

U.S. Special Envoy Vance reportedly spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss a potential peace deal amid ongoing regional tensions. The conversation signals diplomatic efforts to de-escalate conflicts in the Middle East and explores steps toward negotiation and resolution between the parties.