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Another assassination attempt? Armed man arrested at Trump's golf course ahead of presidential visit to LA

An armed man was arrested at US President Donald Trump's Los Angeles golf course after allegedly photographing and filming security arrangements ahead of Trump's scheduled visit. Authorities said the investigation is ongoing and have not disclosed a motive.

‘India’s FCRA bill an attack on Christians, could hit bilateral ties,’ says US lawmaker

Churches and religious organisations have expressed particular concern that schools, hospitals, welfare institutions, and other assets built over decades with foreign donations could come under government control if their registrations lapse or are cancelled.

UAE requests more documents in Indian murder suspect extradition case

Hussain Shattaf is wanted in connection with the killing of retired Merchant Navy captain Manmohan Singh Virdi in Lonavala, Maharashtra. The case has drawn renewed attention as the Virdi family stepped up its appeals for government action nearly 20 years after the murder.

Indian vessel sinks after Red Sea attack off Yemen; all crew rescued

The mechanised sailing vessel MSV Faize Noore Oliya was hit by a projectile near Yemeni waters, causing it to capsize and sink, Shipping Minister Sarbananda Sonowal said. India’s Ministry of External Affairs confirmed the sinking and the rescue of the 13 Indian nationals abroad.

Munir-protege Mohsin Naqvi’s claim of unearthing huge scam triggers tremors in Pakistan’s power corridors

Pakistan's interior minister, Mohsin Naqvi, who is a blue-eyed boy of army chief Asim Munir, did not disclose any names involved in the scam, his back-to-back sensational remarks have triggered speculation about whether a major power shake-up is coming up in Pakistan.

Cyclosporiasis cases surge across United States

The United States is currently experiencing a historic and record-breaking cyclosporiasis outbreak, which has spread to 45 states with over 11,000 cases reported nationwide. Health officials recently confirmed the first two deaths linked to the outbreak in Michigan, the current epicentre of the crisis. Both individuals had significant underlying health conditions that were severely impacted by the infection and subsequent dehydration.

Sebastian Stan and Annabelle Wallis welcome first child together

Marvel star Sebastian Stan and Peaky Blinders actress Annabelle Wallis have officially welcomed their first child together. The private couple welcomed their baby last month after first debuting their pregnancy news during a stroll in New York City in April.

Ghana considers harsher punishments for LGBTQ+ community

Ghana’s parliament passed a sweeping anti-LGBTQ+ bill in May 2026. The legislation imposes prison sentences of up to three years for identifying as LGBTQ+ or engaging in same-sex acts, and up to ten years for promoting, sponsoring, or advocating for LGBTQ+ rights. It also mandates a legal "duty to report" suspected individuals to the police.

Transfer News: PL champs Arsenal close in on £80m deal for Newcastle’s Guimaraes

Premier League champions Arsenal have submitted an improved £80m bid for Newcastle United captain Bruno Guimaraes. Get the latest transfer news, offer details, and Mikel Arteta's squad plans.

Suicides in French PM’s staff raise furore, trigger preliminary inquiry | Gravitas

The French prime minister's services comprise 50 departments, directorates, and missions and account for around three thousand five hundred employees. Since October last year, reports indicate that the PM’s services have seen two suicides, two suicide attempts, and one mysterious death.

'Blood Falls' turns red with rust, colour not caused by algae

Scientists analyzing Antarctica's Blood Falls discovered a surviving, active community of ancient marine microorganisms trapped in subglacial brine beneath Taylor Glacier. Genetic profiling shows these microbes originate from an ancient sea cut off over a million years ago, proving life persists in extreme, dark, and oxygen-poor environments.

The White Paper identifies China as Japan's strategic challenge

Japan's 2026 defense white paper brands China as its greatest strategic challenge, highlighting regional security risks, military expansion near Taiwan, and deeper ties with Russia.

Why belly fat matters more than the number on the scale? GRAVITAS

Doctors say men become more vulnerable after age 40 as muscle mass declines, activity levels often decrease, and hormonal changes affect how the body burns energy.

Why millions are turning to yoga for better health

Millions worldwide are turning to yoga for its proven physical and mental health benefits. With over 300 million practitioners globally, yoga helps reduce stress, lower cholesterol, and manage anxiety. It remains an accessible, cost-effective way to improve overall daily wellbeing.

How yoga became a global way of life

Yoga has evolved from an ancient Indian tradition into a global lifestyle and a $127 billion industry. Supported by the UN's International Day of Yoga and ongoing scientific research from institutions like Harvard Medical School, the practice is a major driver of physical and mental health.

How yoga became one of the world's fastest-growing wellness experiences

Yoga is now a global wellness movement practiced by over 300 million people. Driven by documented health benefits, stress reduction, and a booming wellness tourism industry, the ancient Indian practice offers a proven approach to managing physical and mental health.

India condemns attack on commercial vessel in Red Sea, 13 Indians rescued

India condemned the projectile attack on commercial vessel MSV Faize Noore Oliya in the Red Sea. All 14 crew members, including 13 Indians, were rescued safely.

Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine accuses Russia of war crime as drone chases civilian

A routine trip to a marketplace in Ukraine's Kherson turned into a desperate fight for survival after a Russian FPV drone appeared to hunt down a civilian in broad daylight. Police footage shows the 52-year-old man sprinting between vehicles as the drone relentlessly follows before exploding just metres away. Ukrainian authorities say the man survived with injuries and a concussion. The incident highlights the growing use of FPV drones and the increasing danger faced by civilians far from the front line.

Is Al Jazeera also run by kafirs? What is Pakistan trying to hide?

Pakistan is facing fresh allegations of digital censorship after reports claimed that access to Qatar-based broadcaster Al Jazeera was restricted inside the country following its extensive coverage of protests and election-related tensions in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). Users reportedly found the broadcaster’s website inaccessible, while Pakistan’s Information Ministry publicly criticised Al Jazeera’s coverage as selective and biased.