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FIFA WC 2026: The remarkable story of Stephen Eustaquio

Canada's Stephen Eustaquio scored a dramatic late-winner to send Canada through to the last-16. It is the greatest moment of Eustaquio's career and Canada's football history.

FIFA World Cup: South Korean president calls out 'incompetent people' for exit

Hong Myung-Bo has stepped down as South Korea's head coach following the team's disappointing FIFA World Cup campaign. Accepting full responsibility for failing to meet expectations, Hong announced his resignation after intense scrutiny from fans and media. The decision marks the end of a challenging chapter for South Korean football, with attention now turning to who will lead the national team forward. The resignation comes as the country reflects on a World Cup performance that fell short of its ambitions.

Princess Kate climbs Britain’s highest peaks for cancer charity cause

Catherine, Princess of Wales has completed an inspiring challenge, scaling the three highest peaks in Britain within 24 hours to raise funds for a cancer charity. The effort, described as deeply personal, comes after her own recovery journey following cancer treatment. The Princess of Wales, who is now in remission, said the experience held special meaning as she continues easing back into royal duties.

Angry Birds Movie 3 trailer: Red's next adventure of juggling between parenting and saving the world

Makers have unveiled the trailer of the Angry Birds Movie 3, giving a glimpse of Red's next chapter, ie, the challenges of parenthood. Helmed by John Rise, it is scheduled to release this year.

Political satire takes center stage during Maher's award ceremony

Comedian and political commentator Bill Maher received the prestigious Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at the Kennedy Center, despite earlier reports of opposition from the White House. The ceremony featured tributes from major names in entertainment and public life, including Whitney Cummings, Louis C.K., Woody Harrelson, Arianna Huffington, Stephen A. Smith and Jay Leno. The event comes amid continuing political and cultural debates surrounding the Kennedy Center and the award itself.

From runways to front rows, umbrella return to fashion

Once seen as just a rainy-day essential, umbrellas are now making a stylish return as a fashion statement. From luxury runways to celebrity front rows, designers are transforming the humble umbrella into a bold summer accessory.

Indian government is selling a Rolex for ₹16.5 lakh. No, seriously

For the first time, India’s Ministry of External Affairs is publicly auctioning nearly 300 luxury diplomatic gifts from its Toshakhana vault, including Rolex watches, silver antiques, and gold jewellery.

FIFA 2026: Brazil to face Japan in  heavyweight round of 32 World Cup clash

Japan’s World Cup journey is about to get even tougher. The Blue Samurai secured a place in the Round of 32 after battling to a hard-fought 1-1 draw against Sweden, finishing second in a fiercely contested Group F behind the Netherlands. Their reward? A blockbuster knockout clash against football powerhouse Brazil. Can Japan pull off one of the biggest upsets of FIFA World Cup 2026, or will Brazil’s experience prove too much?

Who will lead England in Tests after Ben Stokes? Departing captain handpicks his successor

Ben Stokes has handpicked his England Test successor! Discover why the departing captain is backing Harry Brook despite recent curfew controversies. Read here.

‘Make cow Rashtra Mata’: SP leader writes to PM Modi with his blood | Video

Samajwadi Party leader Zeeshan Ansari wrote a letter in his blood to PM Modi in Varanasi, demanding the cow be declared India’s “Rashtra Mata” to clarify BJP’s stance.

Jagannath Temple's grand Snana Purnima ritual marks Rath Yatra countdown

The sacred Snana Purnima festival was observed with great devotion at the Jagannath Temple in Puri, marking an important milestone in the annual Rath Yatra celebrations. During the grand ceremony, Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, and Devi Subhadra were bathed with 108 pots of holy water in a centuries-old ritual. The occasion also marks the deities' first public appearance outside the sanctum sanctorum, drawing thousands of devotees who gathered to witness the spiritually significant event ahead of the world-famous chariot festival.

Yasin Malik faces trial in Sarla Bhat rape-murder case 35 years after brutal crime instilled fear in Kashmiri Pandits

Sarla Bhat, a nurse in the Neonatology Department at SKIMS Soura, was abducted on April 18, 1990, after she finished her duty at the hospital. She was allegedly taken to the Illahibagh-Lal Bazar area, where she was assaulted, tortured and later shot dead with an automatic rifle.

Madonna warns that AI creates mindless content, not art

Madonna has reignited the debate over artificial intelligence and creativity, arguing that AI-generated content cannot replace the lived experiences, emotions, and struggles that shape true art. The pop icon warned that algorithms may produce endless content, but lack the human journey that gives art its meaning and impact. Her comments come as AI tools rapidly transform music, film, and visual arts, fueling a global discussion about whether technology can ever replicate genuine creativity or artistic expression.

'I want to play in the IPL': Parth Chaudhary outlines his future goals

Speaking to WION's Aditya Bhatia, Parth Chaudhary opened up about his long-term ambitions, his preparation and the guidance he has received from RCB captain Rajat Patidar.

World no 1 Jannik Sinner survives scare to reach Wimbledon 2026 second round

Reigning champion Jannik Sinner survives a massive five-set scare and a dramatic injury scare against Miomir Kecmanovic on Wimbledon's opening day. Read more!

US-Iran talks: US says both sides will stand down as ceasefire remains under strain

Conflicting statements from Washington and Tehran have added fresh uncertainty to efforts aimed at easing tensions between the United States and Iran. U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that Iran had requested a meeting in Doha, raising hopes of renewed diplomatic engagement. However, Iranian officials quickly denied that any talks were scheduled, rejecting reports of planned negotiations.

USA: Study links vehicle pollution to rising deaths and childhood asthma

A new study has raised concerns about the health impact of vehicle emissions, suggesting that exposure to traffic-related air pollution may be contributing to thousands of deaths and a growing number of asthma cases among children in the US. Researchers estimate that several Americans die every hour from illnesses linked to vehicular pollution, while young people remain especially vulnerable to respiratory problems.

Pak strikes Afghanistan: Istanbul says operation launched in response to multiple militant attacks

Pakistani strikes in three eastern provinces of Afghanistan killed 36 civilians and wounded 163, the Taliban government's deputy spokesman said on Monday. "The attacks carried out last night resulted in the martyrdom of 36 civilians, including women and children, while 163 others sustained injuries," Hamdullah Fitrat posted on his X account

Parasite star Choi Woo Shik clarifies racism claims; Here's what happened

South Korean actor Choi Woo Shik has addressed the racism allegations that surfaced after a viral video from a Paris fashion event sparked heated online debate. Read to know more.