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US Secret Service Kill Man Trying to Enter Trump's Florida Estate

The U.S. Secret Service shot and killed a man early Sunday after he attempted to breach the secure perimeter of former President Donald Trump’s Mar‑a‑Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida. The intruder, in his early 20s and armed with what appeared to be a shotgun and a fuel can, was confronted by Secret Service agents and a Palm Beach County sheriff’s deputy before being fatally shot. Trump and the first lady were in Washington at the time, and authorities are investigating the motive.

J&K: Indian Army Takes Down 3 Jaish Terrorists Including Commander

The Indian Army has killed three Jaish‑e‑Mohammed terrorists, including a key commander, during a counter‑terror operation in Jammu and Kashmir. Security forces launched the offensive based on actionable intelligence and engaged the militants in a decisive encounter. The operation underscores India’s ongoing efforts to dismantle terror networks in the region and enhance security along vulnerable areas, officials said.

Two sisters die by suicide in Jodhpur hours before wedding

Based on a preliminary investigation into the incident, police suggested ingestion of a poisonous substance as the cause of death.

Trump Tariffs: Trump Announces 15% Tariff on All Imports for 150 Days

U.S. President Donald Trump announced an increase in the global tariff rate on all imports to 15 %, a move grounded in a rarely‑used trade law that allows temporary tariffs for up to 150 days without congressional approval. The decision follows a recent Supreme Court ruling that struck down aspects of his previous tariff programme, leading the administration to shift to alternative legal authority amid wider debate over trade policy and economic impact.

Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Launched 50 Missiles, 297 Drones at Ukraine as War Anniversary Nears

Russia launched a major aerial assault on Ukraine, firing an estimated 50 missiles and around 297 drones in one of the largest overnight attacks as the war’s anniversary approaches. Ukrainian air defences intercepted the majority, but strikes still hit energy infrastructure, residential areas and transport links across multiple regions, killing and injuring civilians and underscoring the ongoing intensity of the conflict.

Artemis II Rocket Launch: NASA Rules Out March Launch of Moon Mission

NASA chief Jared Isaacman on Saturday ruled out a March launch for Artemis II – the first crewed flyby mission to the moon in more than 50 years – citing technical issues. Workers detected a problem with helium flow to the massive Space Launch System (SLS) rocket that will "take the March launch window out of consideration," Issacman said in a post on X.

Iran-US tensions: How does a towed acoustic decoy help USS Abraham Lincoln outsmart incoming torpedoes?
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y emitting tailored acoustic signals that replicate a ship’s signature, the system diverts incoming torpedoes away from the vessel, forming a key element of layered maritime defence.

US-Iran Tensions: How Plan is Planning for War with the US?

Amid rising US‑Iran tensions, Tehran is reportedly preparing for the possibility of war with Washington as diplomatic talks stall and military buildups intensify in the Middle East. Iran has increased alert levels, redeployed missile units and bolstered defensive readiness, while also leveraging regional allies and proxy groups to expand pressure points against U.S. interests.

‘Strike on Weapons Arsenal’: Why the US may attack Iranian military facilities first?
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In case of war, the US would strike Iran's military facilities first to destroy its 3,000-strong missile arsenal. This strategy targets air defences and uses bunker-busting bombs to eliminate underground launch sites before they can fire.

‘Expecting to be a martyr’, Iran Supreme Leader Khamenei has made a transition plan if US attacks. And this man could be the dealmaker

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is preparing Iran for possible US strikes, naming succession layers in case he is martyred. He is empowering Ali Larijani to ensure regime survival and potentially negotiate a deal with Washington. What else is inside the succession plan?

'Indian-origin players are bringing pride': PM Modi reflects on T20 World Cup 2026

Players like Saurabh Netravalkar (USA), Dilpreet Bajwa (Canada), Navneet Dhaliwal (Canada), Monank Patel (USA), Harmeet Singh (USA) and Milind Kumar (USA) are some who were born in India and are now representing other nations.

Before Alia Bhatt at BAFTA 2026: Bollywood actresses who presented at British awards

The 2026 BAFTA Film Awards, the UK's top movie honours, is set to take place on February 22, 2026. In India, the moviebuff can watch the award night at 12:30 in the night on Feb 23 (Monday).

Chinese New Year: Moscow Celebrates Lunar New Year With Pandas

Moscow marked the Lunar New Year with vibrant celebrations featuring panda-themed events, cultural performances and festive displays highlighting Chinese traditions. The festivities reflected growing cultural ties between Russia and China, drawing crowds to public venues decorated for the occasion. The celebration showcased music, dance and symbolic elements associated with the Lunar New Year, as visitors welcomed the new year with themed activities and cross-cultural exchanges.

B-2 bomber strike soon? Why the US will most probably use it against Iranian missile facilities
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The $2 billion B-2 bomber is the only US aircraft capable of delivering the 30,000-pound GBU-57 bunker buster to destroy Iran’s deeply buried missile bases. If tensions escalate further, the United States may deploy its B-2 Spirit stealth bombers.

Brazil & India Agree to Boost Cooperation Amid Trump's Tariffs

Brazil and India have agreed to strengthen bilateral cooperation in trade, investment and strategic sectors amid growing global trade uncertainty linked to new U.S. tariff policies. The move signals a push by both emerging economies to deepen economic ties, diversify markets and enhance collaboration in key industries.

 US-Iran Tensions: Inside Iran's Opening-Salvo Strategy

Inside Iran’s opening-salvo strategy, analysts point to a calibrated approach that blends deterrence, proxy networks, and precision signaling rather than full-scale escalation. Tehran’s initial moves often aim to test adversaries, shape regional narratives, and project strength while avoiding direct war. As tensions with the US and Israel simmer, Iran’s early-stage tactics reveal a focus on asymmetric leverage, strategic messaging, and controlled escalation across multiple fronts in the Middle East.

Iran-US Tensions: US Army Posts, Then Deletes Photos of Dark Eagle

Rising tensions between Iran and the US after the US Army briefly posted and then deleted images of its hypersonic “Dark Eagle” missile system, sparking online speculation. The Pentagon has not officially explained the deletion, but analysts say the incident comes amid heightened military signalling in the region. The move has added to concerns over strategic messaging as Iran-US tensions remain elevated.

FIH Pro League: India go down in shootout to Australia, suffer sixth consecutive defeat

With this win, Australia secured crucial points in the league, while India will now prepare for their next match against Spain on Feb 24.

US Secret Service kills armed man attempting to enter Trump's Mar-a-Lago

US Secret Service kills armed man attempting to enter Trump's Mar-a-Lago