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The B-52 bomber can destroy an entire armoured division using the CBU-105 Sensor Fuzed Weapon. This 1,000-pound bomb drops 40 smart 'Skeets' that scan the battlefield and fire molten copper slugs through the thin top armour of enemy tanks.

The US Air Force is upgrading its Cold War-era B-52 bomber into the B-52J variant. This USD 48.6 billion overhaul adds Rolls-Royce F130 engines, a digital cockpit, and an AESA radar, ensuring the heavy aircraft flies into the 2060s.

Before combat drones, the B-52 bomber pioneered persistent battlefield overwatch. Carrying a 70,000-pound payload on 34-hour global missions, this Cold War giant is undergoing a USD 48.6 billion upgrade to fly into the 2060s.

With almost no original parts remaining, the B-52 is a flying Ship of Theseus. While its basic fuselage shell dates to the 1960s, constant upgrades and a USD 48.6 billion Rolls-Royce engine refit have transformed it into a completely new aircraft.

Alexander Zverev made Wimbledon fans laugh with a hilarious comment after losing to Jannik Sinner in the 2026 final. Read his viral quote, Sinner’s ninth straight win over Zverev, their rivalry, and the Italian’s latest Wimbledon triumph

The B-2 Spirit's stealth and 30,000-pound bunker busters with the B-52's massive 70,000-pound payload. Discover how these bombers would strike Iran.

A deadly fire at Bangkok's Na Ladprao pub killed 27 people after a massive blaze engulfed the venue. Read the latest updates, PM Anutin Charnvirakul's statement, rescue details, investigation findings, and Thailand's past nightclub fire tragedies

FIFA will assess plans for a 64-team men's World Cup after the 2026 tournament. Read Gianni Infantino's comments, expansion proposal details, reactions from UEFA, AFC and Concacaf, and what it could mean for future FIFA World Cups

For the Maldives, the agreements offer preferential access to India’s vast market for fisheries, seafood, digital services and creative industries, while encouraging Indian investment in tourism, renewable energy, healthcare and education.

Jannik Sinner successfully defended his Wimbledon title with a four-set victory over Alexander Zverev. Read the full match report, final score, highlights, key moments, and reaction from the Wimbledon men's singles final

The Hamshahri newspaper, owned by Tehran’s municipality, published an AI-generated graphic on Saturday depicting US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in orange prison uniforms with crosshairs on their foreheads, under the slogan “Revenge is certain.”

Yastika Bhatia creates history with the first women's Test century at Lord's as India set England a massive 457-run target. Read the full match report, key moments, records, scorecard, and Day 3 highlights from the historic India vs England women's Test

OpenAI has expanded its Bio Bug Bounty programme to GPT-5.6, raising the top reward to $50,000 for researchers who discover reliable ways to bypass the model's biology-related safeguards. The programme aims to improve AI safety before vulnerabilities can be exploited.

Later, Qeshm Governor Hossein Amir Teymouri confirmed the news and said 10 to 11 enemy projectiles struck Qeshm Island.

Following a tough T20I series against England, Indian cricket stars Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Abhishek Sharma, and Yuvraj Singh suited up for the men's Wimbledon final at Centre Court.

Donald Trump says he spoke to Lindsey Graham just hours before his death and has a preferred candidate in mind to replace the late senator.

Many people unknowingly damage their hair through daily routines like using high heat, hot water, and tight hairstyles. These habits strip natural oils and weaken the hair shaft, leading to breakage. Adopting gentle care techniques is essential for maintaining stronger hair.

Many everyday habits, such as excessive sitting, high salt intake, and poor sleep, quietly impact heart health. By adjusting these routines to manage blood pressure and stress, individuals can lower their long-term risk of developing cardiovascular disease.

At least 15 Indian tourists have died after a tourist boat carrying holidaymakers capsized near Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam. The vessel was carrying 32 Indian tourists and four crew members when it overturned. Search and rescue operations are ongoing as Vietnamese authorities investigate the cause of the accident. The Indian Embassy in Hanoi has confirmed the incident, established emergency helplines, and is coordinating closely with local authorities to assist affected families.