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Musk wants to father multiple kids before the apocalypse: Report

Elon Musk is apparently cultivating an entire forest. Musk who is planning to one day colonize Mars. It might not be long before the world gets to witness a daycare on the red planet with only Musk's offspring. According to a Wall Street Journal report, Elon Musk is attempting to create a legion of children. The aim is to have as many children as possible. The reason Musk believes that declining birth rates pose an existential risk to civilization.

Netflix's You season 5: Release date, plot and synopsis + quick rewind to story so far
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Joe Goldberg is coming back, but this time his story will come to an end. Will he walk away smoothly with his crimes, or this time he will repay for all the murders he has done?

Threatened by Trump's tariff? European Central Bank cuts interest rate

The European Central Bank cut interest rates again Thursday amid fears that US President Donald Trump's stop-start tariff announcements could threaten growth across the eurozone. World

Circle Line marks 80 years: Special events & throwback pricing to celebrate 80th anniversary

New York's famous sightseeing cruise is marking a big milestone of showcasing the city from the water for 80 years. Circle Line has announced a year-long celebration filled with special events, throwback prices, and brand new cruise experiences.

Ukrainian leaders push for support in high-stakes Paris talks as Russia-Ukraine bomb one another

In a revenge strike, Ukrainian drones struck the city of Shuya deep inside Russian territory for the second day in a row. The strike came in response to overnight Russian strikes killing 35 people in Ukraine's Sumy on Sunday. Watch in for more details!

No stopping Alcaraz! Spaniard overcomes second-set wobble to reach Barcelona Open QF

Alcaraz, who triumphed at the Monte Carlo Masters, has had an inconsistent start to the year and, in March, fell at the first hurdle in the Miami Open. Sports, Tennis

Google holds Illegal 'monopoly power', rules US federal judge

The ruling by the US federal judge could now force the tech giant Google to give breakup of advertising products on the insistence of prosecutors | World SCIENCE & TECH

Moscow plans to use seized US company to supply food to Russian military: Report

The canned food producer Glavprodukt, which was seized in October, is the only American-owned company to be taken under the control of Rosimushchestvo, Russia’s state property management agency. World

IPL 2025: Jaiswal-Starc catch-up for first time since ‘too slow’ BGT sledge - WATCH

Starc has been on a rampage since joining Delhi Capitals this season, returning with ten wickets from six contested matches. Sports, Cricket

Breaking: US judge rules Google holds illegal ad tech monopolies

In a landmark decision the US district judge has ruled that Google unlawfully monopolized key segments of the online advertising technology market. It marks a significant setback for the tech giant in an antitrust case brought by the US Department of Justice. And for over a decade Google has locked publishers and advertisers into its ad tech ecosystem, in a way wielding its publisher ad server and ad exchange as twin weapons to crush competition and also dictate terms.

'US envoy spreading Russian narratives': Zelensky blames Witkoff, says Ukraine-US minerals deal could be signed today

Ukrainian President Zelensky attacked Trump's envoy Witkoff, stressing that Ukraine would not discuss territorial questions until a ceasefire was put in place. WORLD

Sri Lanka's women-run hotel breaks down barriers

The Amba Yalu Hotel on the shores of Lake Kandalama in Sri Lanka is the country's first hotel with an all-woman staff. In an industry long dominated by men, this all-female team leads every aspect of the hotel. Take a look at these images....

Fantastic Four: The First Steps trailer out! Marvel’s first family gears up to fight Galactus amid surprise pregnancy

Hollywood | Entertainment The trailer showcases the origin story of the Fantastic Four, comprising of Mister Fantastic, Human Torch, Invisible Woman and The Thing, who, after a successful space mission, are hailed as the heroes on Earth until Silver Surfer appears, warning that the ‘planet is marked for death’.

'2000 kilometres on foot': Who is Nozomu Hagihara? The Japanese man dribbling football from Kolkata to New Delhi

His journey kicked off on March 3 from Japanese Consulate in Kolkata and is expected to be completed on May 15 at Japanese Embassy in New Delhi. football sports

Canada elections: Leaders of five parties take the stage in first televised debate.

Canada's prime minister hopefuls are taking the stage in two televised debates. The first round held on Wednesday was in French. In a few hours the second round will be televised in English. Leaders of five federal parties in Canada participated in the first round and will do so later today as well.

Australia’s PM Says He Trusts Donald Trump in Second Election Debate

Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he had no reason not to trust U.S. President Donald Trump or Chinese President Xi Jinping while debating his rival on Wednesday ahead of the May 3 election.

Myanmar Junta Says To Free Nearly 5,000 Prisoners In Amnesty

Nearly about 5,000 inmates have been freed in Myanmar under a new year amnesty, but there is no sign of any political prisoners like Aung San Suu Kyi. The release ordered by the junta chief Min Aung Hlaing coincides with the Thingyan festival. 13 foreign nationals will also be freed and deported. Watch in for more details!

'Tariff, US-EU trade deal, or IMEC corridor?' What will Meloni-Trump discuss today during talks in Washington

Meloni and Trump will have lunch at 12 pm, before the meeting in the Oval Office. The meeting will be attended by a pool of White House and Italian journalists. WORLD