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The incident taking place early in the 54th minute. At that point, England were leading 2-1 in the contest. Just six minutes after Quansah's dismissal, Harry Kane converted a penalty to stretch the lead to 3-1.

Australian authorities are investigating six mysterious silver spheres that washed up on a Queensland beach. Experts believe the objects could be debris from a rocket stage, while the Australian Space Agency works to determine their origin.

Taiwan has reinstated "anti-communist" patriotic education for military academy graduates after a 25-year hiatus, responding to escalating military threats and infiltration risks from China. The Defense Ministry aims to clearly distinguish friends from foes and mentally prepare future officers for growing regional tensions.

Alpha, starring Alia Bhatt and Sharvari Wagh, continues to make more numbers at the box office. Read to know how much the spy-thriller film collected on day 3.

India's passport has slipped to 125th in the Global Passport Index 2026, while Sweden topped the rankings as the world's strongest passport. The index evaluates travel mobility, investment potential and quality of life, offering a broader measure of a passport's global value beyond visa-free access.

Neymar announced his retirement from Brazil after the Selecao's 2-1 World Cup Round of 16 defeat to Norway. The Brazilian legend ended his international career as the nation's all-time leading scorer with 80 goals.

Belgium coach Rudi Garcia criticises FIFA’s decision to allow Folarin Balogun to play vs USA in World Cup 2026, calling it unfair and controversial

Multiple explosions rocked Kyiv during a Russian ballistic missile attack, while a Ukrainian strike reportedly caused power outages in Sevastopol, Crimea. The escalation comes a day after US President Donald Trump held separate calls with Putin and Zelensky to discuss ending the war.

Netanyahu claimed some Christian villages in southern Lebanon had sought annexation by Israel for protection from Hezbollah. Lebanese officials rejected the claim, while Netanyahu reaffirmed Israel's military presence in southern Lebanon and addressed ties with US President Donald Trump.

The B-52 costs $70,000 every flight hour to operate. A 24-hour mission runs $1.68 million before weapons. Here is what that number means in everyday terms.

Two aircraft, 50 feet apart, at 500mph and 30,000 feet. Here is how aerial refuelling works and why it is the only reason a B-52 can stay airborne for 47 hours.

Eight engines, 140 decibels, and a shockwave you feel before you hear it. Here is what a B-52 flyover actually does to everything on the ground below.

The B-52 is slower than a commercial jet but carries 70,000 lbs of weapons and can strike from 1,500 miles away. Speed is the wrong metric for the world's most feared bomber.

The B-52 first flew in 1952. It has outlasted 13 presidents, the Cold War, and every aircraft built to replace it. Here is why it is still the best option the US has.

The B-52 stays airborne for up to 47 hours. Its 5-person crew cannot leave. Here is what eating, sleeping, and surviving inside a flying bomber actually looks like.

The B-52 burns 3,300 gallons of fuel per hour. Here is what that means compared to your car, your city, and everyday life.

History made! Erling Haaland's twin strike sends Norway to FIFA WC quarterfinal for first time, beat Brazil 2-1

FIFA’s decision to suspend Folarin Balogun’s ban before USA vs Belgium is under scrutiny after reports of Donald Trump’s involvement in talks with Gianni Infantino

Jannik Sinner defeated Shintaro Mochizuki in straight sets to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals for the fifth consecutive year and stay on course for Novak Djokovic.