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Here are all the details for the FIFA World Cup 2026 matches on Day 16: Norway vs France, Senegal vs Iraq, Cabo Verde vs Saudi Arabia, Uruguay vs Spain, New Zealand vs Belgium and Egypt vs Iran

Over the years, Bollywood has turned several successful films into full-fledged franchises, expanding their worlds while keeping fans invested. From laugh-out-loud comedies to edge-of-the-seat thrillers, these films proved their popularity by returning to the big screen time and again.

The death toll in the Kolkata warehouse roof collapse has risen to 15. A preliminary probe points to poor construction materials and flaws in the roof casting process as possible causes.

Canada's intelligence agency has, for the first time, publicly acknowledged that Canada-based Khalistani extremists bombed Air India Flight 182 in 1985. The attack killed all 329 people on board and remains Canada's deadliest act of terrorism.

The tragic "trekking accident" at Lohagad Fort has been unmasked as a calculated murder. New CCTV footage has surfaced, showing the victim's fiancée, Siya Goyal, and her lover, Chetan Chaudhary, meeting at a cafe just a day before the crime to finalize their plot.

Movement through the Strait of Hormuz has been halted after a cargo ship was struck by an unknown projectile near Oman's coast. The UN's International Maritime Organization has paused the evacuation of over 11,000 stranded sailors while security assessments continue.

A painting found at a German auction in 2014 was painted by the acclaimed artist Rembrandt during 17th century. Someone painted over his work and removed the turban from a man's head and put clothes on a child. It will be auctioned by Sotheby's on July 1.

Hostile fighter jets must fly within 20 to 30 kilometres to establish a steady radar lock on the F-22 Raptor. With a 0.0001 square metre frontal cross-section, the American stealth aircraft can target adversaries from 100 kilometres away.

King Charles III has become the first British monarch to publicly disclose his tax bill, revealing he paid £12.9 million in 2024-25. Royal accounts also confirm Charles and Queen Camilla will leave the Buckingham Palace

AI is changing more than just the software people use every day. It is also driving up the cost of the memory chips inside laptops and tablets, forcing Apple to increase prices for some MacBook and iPad models. Here's why it is happening and what it could mean for future devices.

The Baahubali cast has dropped a major hint about the third installment during a conversation on Netflix documentary Baahubali: The Torchbearer. While the makers have not shared any official update, fans can't stop talking about it.

India At this Hour: - Case Filed in Ram Temple Donation Theft - Operation Sheruwali Enters 35th Day

Movies and stories have misled people into thinking that’s how a brand is named. “But I don't blame them entirely,” explains Hitesh Talreja. “Historically, legacy names have ruled the roost."

Lockheed Martin F-22 raptors eliminate heavy oxygen tanks using an on-board generator. The $143 million fighter siphons engine bleed air and filters out nitrogen to supply endless pilot oxygen.

AI washing is spreading. Fake claims, half-truths, and misleading marketing across healthcare, tech and consumer products are exaggerating AI capabilities. Layoffs are being justified as AI-driven efficiencies. Where is the truth in all this?

Native American communities have gathered in Montana to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Little Bighorn. Horse rides, battle reenactments, traditional songs and dances honour the historic victory over the U.S. Army and preserve generations of oral history.

After nearly a year of operation, the controversial Everglades immigration detention center—infamously dubbed "Alligator Alcatraz"—has officially closed its doors. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced the permanent shutdown on June 25, 2026, confirming that the facility now holds zero detainees.

In a packed Shanghai sports bar, an unexpected scene unfolded as Chinese soccer fans erupted in frenzied delight over Japan’s dominant 4-0 World Cup victory against Tunisia. China is normally the least obvious place for Japanese fandom to thrive—especially given deep-rooted historical animosity and heightened political tensions since conservative Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi took office in Tokyo last year.

The Trump administration has notified Congress of a proposed $700 million jet engine sale to Turkey, drawing opposition from lawmakers over Ankara’s Russian S-400 system and possible future F-35 sales.