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Usha Vance Reveals Why She Never Changed Her Faith

Usha Vance has offered her most candid explanation yet on why she never converted to Christianity despite her husband, US Vice President JD Vance, embracing Catholicism. Speaking about her upbringing, Usha said she grew up in a "stable Hindu household" and never felt compelled to abandon the faith and traditions she was raised with. The remarks come months after renewed public interest in the couple's interfaith marriage, following JD Vance's comments that he hoped his wife might one day share his religious beliefs. Usha pushed back on assumptions surrounding their relationship, saying many people misunderstood the nature of their discussions about faith.

China Builds World’s Fastest Supercomputer, Challenging America’s Digital Dominance

For decades, America held the crown of technological dominance. But a new challenger is moving at extraordinary speed. China has now built the world's fastest supercomputer- Lineshine.

Oil Firms in Crosshairs as Trump Cries Foul, Hormuz Crisis Behind Trump's Oil Industry Ire

U.S. President Donald Trump has turned his attention to the oil industry, backing a Justice Department probe into oil market practices amid ongoing volatility linked to the Strait of Hormuz crisis. Critics argue the investigation is more political than antitrust-driven, while supporters say it could expose market manipulation and help ease pressure on consumers.

Giorgia Meloni Concerned About Popularity Ratings; Considering Early Elections

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is considering the option of announcing the nation's next general election as early as April, several months before the current parliament's term ends in late 2027, a new report said.

Zendaya’s rare pic with Tom Holland wins the internet; fans call them 'favourite couple'

A new photo of Zendaya and Tom Holland has created a storm on social media. Many fans are sharing their reactions to the rare, love-filled picture.

Kolkata Warehouse Collapse: Death Toll Rises to 5, Several Feared Trapped; Rescue Race Continues

At least five people have died and around 17 workers injured after a three-storey under-construction warehouse collapsed in Kolkata's Taratala area on Wednesday, triggering a massive multi-agency rescue operation involving the Army, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), police and fire services. With more than a dozen people still feared trapped beneath the debris, rescuers raced against time as cries for help echoed from under the twisted steel and collapsed concrete, raising hopes that more workers could still be found alive.

Boko Haram Gains Ground in Lake Chad Region

Boko Haram has resurged as a dominant force in the Lake Chad region, launching coordinated amphibious and motorized assaults against rival groups like ISWAP and military bases. This renewed territorial offensive has triggered states of emergency, a severe food crisis, and mass displacement across Nigeria, Niger, Chad, and Cameroon.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf Wins Legal Battle; Secures 'Bat' as Election Symbol

Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) secures a definitive legal victory as the High Court overrules the Election Commission’s attempts to strip the party's registration. High court completely dismissed the EC's reasoning and ordered the immediate restoration of PTI's iconic 'bat' election symbol for the upcoming PoK polls.

UN Flags Sexual, Gender-Based Violence Against Palestinian Children

A new report from the United Nations has raised serious concerns about the impact of the Gaza conflict on children. The report cites allegations of targeted attacks, sexual and gender-based violence, torture, and inhumane treatment involving Palestinian children. It also highlights that children account for a significant share of those killed during the conflict.

Samay Raina’s big announcement: No copyright strikes for using India’s Got Latent 2 clips from Alia-Sharvari episode

Samay Raina surprised his fans with a big announcement following the massive response to the first episode of his show India's Got Season 2, which featured Alia Bhatt and Sharvari.

Russia says nuclear weapons are ‘only thing’ preventing global war

After the expiration of its nuclear treaty with the US, Russia stated that nuclear weapons remain the “only” safeguard preventing global war amid a deteriorating international security architecture.

Putin Eyes 'Konstantinovk', Zelensky Says Ukraine Blew Up 60,000 Tons of Ammo Near St. Petersburg

The battlefield in eastern Ukraine is heating up as Russian forces intensify their offensive in Donbas, with reports indicating a renewed push toward the strategic city of Konstantinovka. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukrainian forces struck a major ammunition facility near St. Petersburg, destroying an estimated 60,000 tons of munitions.

North Korea Jump-Starts Naval Buildup, Kim Unveils 5000-Ton Destroyer

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has announced plans to build a nuclear-armed navy and develop large 10,000-tonne class warships, according to state media. The announcement was made during the commissioning of a new destroyer, as Pyongyang accelerates its military expansion despite long-standing international sanctions over its nuclear weapons programme. Officials say the move is part of a broader strategy to enhance naval capability and operational readiness, further escalating concerns in the region over military balance and security tensions.

New Zealand's Bob Blair, cricket’s symbol of courage amid personal tragedy, dies at 94

Former New Zealand pacer Bob Blair, celebrated as cricket's ultimate symbol of courage after the 1953 Tangiwai tragedy, has passed away on his 94th birthday.

How US and Russian fighter pilot helmets differ
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US fighter pilots use 3D-scanned, custom-fitted helmets for advanced data projection. Russian pilots use mass-produced, adjustable helmets designed for rugged reliability and easier field replacement.

Why is the F-22's paint so much more expensive than the B-52 bomber's?
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F-22 stealth paint absorbs radar but degrades under Mach 1.5 heat, driving upkeep to $85,000 per flight hour. The B-52 uses standard polyurethane paint designed for low-cost, durable weatherproofing.

Why the tape used on an F-22 costs more than a Rolex watch
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Specialised F-22 stealth tape costs thousands of dollars per roll, surpassing luxury Rolex prices. It seals structural seams, absorbs radar waves, and withstands Mach 1.5 supercruise heat.

Samantha confirms pregnancy, reveals plans for a maternity break

Samantha and Raj Nidimoru got married in a private wedding ceremony on December 1, 2025. She was previously married to actor Naga Chaitanya; the couple announced their divorce in 2021.

India-US Review Core Elements of Agreement

India and the United States have taken another step forward in their trade negotiations, reviewing the core elements of a proposed agreement. During his first official visit to India, U.S. Ambassador Jamieson Greer reaffirmed Washington's commitment to strengthening mutually beneficial economic ties. The discussions come at a crucial time as both countries seek to expand trade, boost investment and deepen strategic cooperation. The outcome could have significant implications for businesses and economic growth on both sides.