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Japan's Prime Minister is embroiled in a controversy over the distribution of gift vouchers, facing criticism for potential misuse. The issue has raised questions about transparency and fairness in the government's voucher program.

WORLD | TRENDING | The US President was answering another female reporter at Joint Base Andrews when a female reporter accidently bumped the mic into his face.

Sports, Cricket: Despite being nearly 44, Best is still a source of inspiration for young cricketers who eagerly ask how he continues to bowl at express pace

The Syrian government has signed a deal with Kurdish-led forces, marking a significant shift in the country’s complex conflict. This agreement could lead to new dynamics in the region, potentially reshaping alliances and power structures.

World | The Trump administration targets top universities, including Ivy League schools, in a crackdown over DEI practices, alleging discrimination against white students.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has called on Ukrainian forces to surrender in Kursk, assuring their safety if they comply. Russia has reportedly recaptured the key town of Sudzha, escalating tensions. Meanwhile, former US President Donald Trump has urged Putin to spare Kyiv’s troops, while British PM Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron press for a ceasefire.

WORLD | A report by the Associate Press (AP) claimed that American and Israeli officials told about Donald Trump's postwar plan to resettle Gazans.

Hamas has announced its willingness to release an Israeli-American soldier while also offering the remains of four other hostages. However, US envoy Steve Witkoff has rejected Hamas' demands, calling them "entirely impractical." Meanwhile, Israeli settlers have raided a village in the West Bank, and tensions continue to escalate in Gaza.

Hamas has announced its willingness to release an Israeli-American soldier while also offering the remains of four other hostages. However, US envoy Steve Witkoff has rejected Hamas' demands, calling them "entirely impractical." Meanwhile, Israeli settlers have raided a village in the West Bank, and tensions continue to escalate in Gaza.

Trending | World | In a fiery DOJ speech, Trump slammed major media outlets like CNN and MSNBC, labeling them as political arms of the Democrat party, accusing them of corruption.

Sports: India, over the last half-decade, has been emerging as a strong sporting nation, not just in Asia but globally. Yet, this was the first time India hosted a Grand Prix event

Mark Carney has been sworn in as Canada’s new Prime Minister, vowing to stand firm against US pressure amid rising trade tensions. In his first statement, Carney declared that "Canada will never be part of the US" but expressed hopes for reconciliation. Opposition leader Pierre Poilievre also congratulated Carney on his victory.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has called on Ukrainian forces to surrender in Kursk, assuring their safety if they comply. Russia has reportedly recaptured the key town of Sudzha, escalating tensions. Meanwhile, former US President Donald Trump has urged Putin to spare Kyiv’s troops, while British PM Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron press for a ceasefire.

The American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) has slammed the Trump administration over mass federal workforce cuts, calling them "illegal." A judge has ordered the reinstatement of thousands of employees, while USAID staff were given a 'clap-out' as they packed up. Legal challenges are mounting as the controversy grows.

Sports, Football: Sitting 15 points clear at top of the Premier League, the Reds are within touching distance of a record-equalling 20th English title and their first since 2020

Athena, the private lander sent to the moon was declared dead after it landed on its side. Intuitive Machines said it did send one last message. Science & Tech

Russian President Vladimir Putin has called on Ukrainian forces to surrender in Kursk, assuring their safety if they comply. Russia has reportedly recaptured the key town of Sudzha, escalating tensions. Meanwhile, former US President Donald Trump has urged Putin to spare Kyiv’s troops, while British PM Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron press for a ceasefire.

Bangladesh has revoked the diplomatic passport of Harun Al Rashid, the immediate past ambassador to Morocco, after he praised PM Sheikh Hasina and criticized Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus in a Facebook post. The Foreign Ministry accused him of harboring 'hidden motives' as he moved to Canada without approval after resigning on February 27.

US VP JD Vance has criticized CBS for what he calls a "harassment campaign" against his mother-in-law over diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies. The controversy comes as CBS' parent company drops its DEI initiative and former President Trump sues CBS for $20 billion, alleging election interference. Vance calls the report a political hit piece.