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Donald Trump compares himself to Lincoln and Kennedy, jokes not sure how long he will "be around"

Speaking at an Angel Families event, Trump reflected on assassination attempts following a shooting at Mar-a-Lago. The US Secret Service shot an armed suspect; the Federal Bureau of Investigation is investigating. Trump compared himself to Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy.

Venezuela: Nearly 2,200 Granted Release or Legal Relief Across Venezuela

Nearly 2,200 people in Venezuela have been released from prison or had legal restrictions lifted under a newly enacted amnesty law, according to a ruling party lawmaker. The legislation, aimed at addressing political detentions and normalising relations with international partners, has seen hundreds freed and thousands lifted from court‑imposed restrictions. Critics, however, argue it still falls short of fully addressing political prisoner concerns.

Exclusive: Israel Envoy Says India and Israel to Sign Updated Security Deal

Israel’s Ambassador to India, Reuven Azar, speaks to WION about the growing strategic partnership between the two nations. Azar says India and Israel are set to sign an updated security agreement, strengthening cooperation in defense, technology, and counterterrorism. The move underscores deepening bilateral ties amid evolving regional security challenges.

Malaysia Considers Two-Term Limit for Prime Minister in New Parliamentary Bill

Malaysia is considering a proposal to introduce a two-term limit for the prime minister, with new legislation tabled in Parliament to reform the country’s political system. The move is aimed at strengthening democratic governance, enhancing accountability, and preventing prolonged concentration of power. The proposal has sparked debate among lawmakers and political analysts as Malaysia weighs potential constitutional and political implications.

USS Gerald R. Ford, World’s Most Advanced Supercarrier, Hits Major Maintenance Crisis

The USS Gerald Ford aircraft carrier is facing a severe sewage crisis, affecting onboard operations and daily life for the crew. The malfunction has disrupted the carrier’s routine, raising concerns about maintenance and readiness. Navy officials are reportedly working to resolve the issue, highlighting the challenges of managing complex systems on modern warships.

New Tax Rules on HRA: Indian Taxpayers Required to Report Relationship With Landlord

Under new income tax guidelines, Indian taxpayers claiming House Rent Allowance (HRA) must now disclose their relationship with the landlord. The move aims to increase transparency and curb misuse of HRA claims. Here’s what salaried individuals need to know about documentation, compliance, and potential impact on tax filings. Stay updated for expert insights.

Gold Rallies as Tariff Tensions Return | Safe-Haven Rush Lifts Gold to 3-Week High

Gold prices have surged to a three-week high as renewed tariff tensions fuel safe-haven demand. Investors are turning to bullion amid global trade uncertainty and market volatility. Analysts say the precious metal could see further upside if geopolitical and economic risks persist. Stay tuned for the latest market updates and price analysis.

Iran Protests: Iran's Islamic Republic Faces Challenges Within the Country

Iran is facing renewed anti‑government protests and growing internal challenges to the Islamic Republic’s authority, driven by economic hardship, political discontent and widespread unrest. University protests and nationwide demonstrations have persisted despite violent crackdowns, internet blackouts and restrictions on communication. The situation has put pressure on the regime’s legitimacy amid international tensions and calls for political change.

The 1% Club: Investing in Birkin Bags While Wall Street Chased Chips

While Wall Street poured billions into semiconductor stocks in 2026, the ultra-wealthy quietly invested in luxury assets, especially Hermès Birkin bags. With limited supply, rising resale values, and strong demand, Birkin bags have emerged as an alternative investment class for the 1% club. Is luxury leather the new safe haven? Watch for insights into this high-end wealth trend.

'Will be very bad day...': Trump rejects claims of rift within his team, warns Iran of possible strike if nuclear talks collapse

Trump dismissed reports that General Daniel Caine warned against a US strike on Iran, calling them false. He said the US could easily win but prefers to avoid war. As tensions rise, Washington boosts military presence while Iran warns of regional conflict.

Tracking Kospi's Record Rally in 2026: South Korea's Kospi Among Top Performing Indices in 2026

South Korea’s KOSPI index is among the top-performing global stock markets in 2026, posting a record rally driven by strong tech gains, foreign inflows, and improving economic outlook. Investors are closely tracking market momentum as Seoul emerges as a key financial hotspot this year. Stay tuned for analysis and market insights.

NCERT flags judicial corruption and over 53 million pending cases in new Class 8 Social Science book

India News: NCERT’s revised Class 8 Social Science book now includes a section on judicial corruption and case backlogs. It cites over 53 crore pending cases nationwide, and even explains the impeachment process for judges to boost transparency and trust. All you need to know.

Jharkhand air ambulance crash: Family took Rs 8 lakh loan for plane to save burn victim

The hospital authorities confirmed that after the burn, he had sustained 65 per cent burns and was undergoing treatment in Ranchi before the family decided to shift him to a hospital in Delhi for better treatment.

Farhan hopeful of playing in England's Hundred amid reports of shadow-ban on Pak players

An attack by Pakistan-based terrorist in Mumbai on 26 November 2008 prompted the Indian government to ban Pakistan players from taking part in the IPL. With IPL franchise owning team in different leagues around the world, they do not go for Pakistan players in the auction.

Rob Reiner death case: Nick Reiner pleads not guilty in parents’ murder

Nick Reiner, son of Hollywood filmmaker Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, has pleaded not guilty to two counts of first-degree murder in connection with his parents' deaths.

Why is Nvidia Looking ‘Cheap’?

Nvidia, the Company at the Centre of the Global Ai Boom, is Heading Into Earnings Trading at What Many Consider Unusually Low Valuations. The Stock is Priced at Under 24 Times Forward Earnings, Close to Its Lowest Price-to-earnings Multiple in Five Years and Well Below Its Five-year Average.

SATTE: South Asia's Travel & Tourism Exchange in New Delhi

SATTE (South Asia’s Travel & Tourism Exchange) brings together global travel leaders, tourism boards, and industry stakeholders in New Delhi. The premier travel trade exhibition showcases destinations, innovations, and partnerships shaping the future of tourism in South Asia and beyond. Stay tuned for highlights, key announcements, and industry insights from the event.

Trump mocked female players in locker room call with men's hockey team, and they all laughed

The US men's hockey team fumbled big time when they chose to go along with a joke about the women players made by none other than the president of the country. Donald Trump's comment on the female players has angered netizens.

World Liberty Alleges Coordinated Crypto Attack

World liberty financial, the Trump family-backed digital asset venture, says it has repelled what it calls a coordinated attack on its flagship Stablecoin, usd-1. The dollar-pegged token briefly slipped below its 1 dollar peg before recovering, according to Coingecko data.