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Donald Trump held a call with leaders of the Group of Seven nations to discuss the ongoing war involving Iran and rising tensions in the Middle East. During the discussion, Trump reportedly briefed allies on the progress of military operations and the broader geopolitical situation, while emphasizing the need for coordination among global powers.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) carried out a fresh wave of airstrikes targeting command posts and military infrastructure belonging to Hezbollah in the southern suburbs of Beirut and across southern Lebanon. According to the Israeli military, the strikes focused on command centers, weapons storage facilities, and operational sites used to coordinate attacks against Israel.

A Wii Sports-themed war video posted by the White House showing US strikes on Iran has left the internet divided, with many calling it embarrassing and insensitive amid the ongoing conflict.

German scientists froze a brain and then brought it back to life in almost the way it was before. Cryopreservation companies have been freezing the brain, but no one knows whether they would ever be revived. But this new method might prove to be a game-changer.

In an emotional video released by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Friday on X, Suryakumar thanked fans for their constant encouragement and blessings throughout the campaign.

The Supreme Court pointed out the likely impact of such measures on workplace perceptions and the professional growth of women and urged the petitioner to think about employers being asked to grant more paid leaves.

Israel has carried out a number of air strikes against Lebanon, in which at least 687 people have been killed, according to Lebanese officials

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The United States Government has allowed a temporary 30-day window for countries to purchase Russian oil shipments currently stranded at sea amid tightening sanctions on Russia. The move aims to ease disruptions in global energy markets while giving buyers time to adjust to new restrictions.

Aditya Dhar turned 43 on March 12. The filmmaker penned a note thanking fans for all the love his film Dhurandhar has received. The director also revealed he spent his birthday working on Dhurandhar: The Revenge.

Anthropic has filed a lawsuit against the United States Government after being barred from certain military-related engagements, intensifying tensions over the role of artificial intelligence in defense operations. The dispute highlights growing friction between tech companies and government agencies over AI safety, national security restrictions, and the use of advanced models in military systems.

An anime-style video depicting the Iran war and leadership change has gone viral online, drawing widespread attention and debate. The dramatic clip portrays key moments from the conflict.

Six US service members confirmed dead after a KC-135 Stratotanker crashed in western Iraq during Operation Epic Fury. CENTCOM confirms no hostile fire involved.

Across many households, concerns over cooking gas availability have revived a familiar question: whether piped natural gas (PNG) or liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) offers a more reliable solution. LPG and PNG differ primarily in how they are supplied to households.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said artificial intelligence could eventually become a basic utility similar to electricity or water. Speaking at the BlackRock US Infrastructure Summit, Altman suggested future users may pay for AI based on usage, rather than fixed subscriptions.

Iran says it has laid out conditions to end the ongoing conflict, claiming it previously offered guarantees to ensure its nuclear program would not produce weapons. According to Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, the proposal aimed to assure the world that Tehran would not pursue nuclear arms.

President Donald Trump’s messaging on the US‑Iran war has drawn criticism as mixed signals continue to emerge about the conflict’s progress, duration, and goals. Trump at times suggests the war could end soon and simultaneously warns of escalating strikes, creating uncertainty about the U.S. strategy and timeline. Meanwhile, the U.S. Treasury Secretary has indicated that no cost associated with the war is considered “unaffordable,” underscoring Washington’s commitment to the campaign despite mounting financial and economic impacts.

Iran has marked Al‑Quds Day — an annual tradition established in 1979 to show support for the Palestinian people and oppose Israel’s occupation of Jerusalem — with large rallies across the country, even as the US‑Iran‑Israel war continues to escalate across the region. Known as International Jerusalem Day, the event draws thousands of supporters in Tehran and other major cities, chanting slogans backing Palestinian rights and condemning Israeli actions. The demonstrations reflect deep public and political solidarity with the Palestinian cause and are a key part of Iran’s longstanding foreign policy narrative amid rising tensions in West Asia.

Donald Trump continues to send conflicting signals on the war with Iran, saying the conflict could end soon while also warning Tehran it will “pay a big price.” The U.S. president has described Iran as a “nation of terror” even as questions grow over Washington’s strategy and the path to ending the war. Meanwhile, Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has issued defiant remarks, but Trump has not directly responded to them. U.S. officials, including the Treasury Secretary, say no cost will be considered “unaffordable” if it means confronting Iran, highlighting the growing geopolitical and economic stakes of the conflict.