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US Plane Crash: Authorities Say No Terrorism Or Criminal Angle To The Crash

A tragic skydiving plane crash in the United States has claimed the lives of 12 people, according to authorities. Emergency responders rushed to the scene after the aircraft went down during a skydiving operation. Officials have launched an investigation to determine the cause of the crash.

UK PM Keir Starmer Backs Social Media Ban For Under-16s

The UK government is considering tougher online safety measures that could restrict access to social media for children under 16. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has backed proposals aimed at protecting young people from harmful online content, excessive screen time and mental health risks. The plans may also extend to gaming and livestreaming platforms, sparking a wider debate over child safety, digital freedom and the role of technology companies in safeguarding young users.

Anne Schedeen dies at 77: From acting at home as a child to becoming an ALF icon

Actress Anne Schedeen, a beloved figure in television, is known for her portrayal of Kate Tanner, the mommy of the Tanner family, on NBC's hit sitcom ALF, which aired from 1986 to 1990.

Marco Rubio's response to deaths of Indian sailors sparks backlash, opposition targets Modi's silence

Rahul Gandhi, Shashi Tharoor and other opposition leaders have targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi after US Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended a US strike that killed three Indian seafarers without expressing condolences.

Uruguay slams FIFA over chaotic travel delays ahead of World Cup opener in Miami

Chaos hits the FIFA World Cup 2026 as Uruguay slams FIFA over a stranded charter flight from Mexico, delaying Marcelo Bielsa's squad ahead of their opener in Miami.

Health Officials Warn About Allergic Reaction To Meat

Health experts are raising awareness about Alpha-Gal Syndrome, a rare condition often linked to certain tick bites that can trigger allergies to red meat and other animal products. As cases continue to be reported in different regions, doctors are urging people to recognize the symptoms and seek medical advice.

Fruity Vapes Get FDA Nod: But Are They Really Safer Than Tobacco-Flavoured E-Cigarettes?

Fruit-flavoured vaping products are back in the spotlight after receiving regulatory authorisation, reigniting debate over their health impact. Supporters argue that appealing flavours may help adult smokers move away from traditional cigarettes, while critics warn that sweet and fruity options are especially attractive to teenagers and young adults.

Rs 370 biryani controversy: Munawar Faruqui urges netizens to stop trolling after job loss and FIRs

As controversy around Rs 370 biryani viral video continues, comedian Munawar Faruqui has come forward and urged fans to move on and stop trolling Pranit More. The controversy has led to firing of Himanshu Jagra from his job.

G7 Summit 2026: What is PM Modi’s G7 agenda, priorities for India at Évian

India has emerged as a voice of the Global South by raising concerns of these nations at the G20, the UN and other platforms. This push also leads to advancing the demand for urgent reforms in the UN to include the Global South countries in the UNSC by increasing permanent seats.

Last Minute Twist | Iran added Hormuz maritime fees in final hours of US deal: Fars reports

Iran’s Fars news agency reports a last-minute addition of Hormuz maritime fees to a US deal, raising strategic and geopolitical questions.

FIFA World Cup: Sweden’s Yasin Ayari scores but skips celebration against Tunisia, why? Who is he?

Discover the emotional story behind Sweden star Yasin Ayari’s muted World Cup celebration against Tunisia, his dual heritage, and his journey to the global stage.

‘Trump's agreement does not bind us’: Ben-Gvir claims Israel ‘is not subject to US’

Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir declared Israel independent of US decisions, stating Donald Trump’s finalised Iran agreement does not bind the sovereign nation from independently ensuring its own national security.

China Reportedly Developing A 'Real & Growing' Threat To Australia

China's expanding ballistic missile arsenal has become a key focus of security discussions across the Indo-Pacific region. Advanced systems such as the DF-41 and DF-26 are capable of striking targets at long distances, raising questions about regional deterrence and defense preparedness. Security analysts are examining how China's missile modernization could affect Australia's strategic environment. Canberra has responded by strengthening defense partnerships and investing in long-range strike and missile-defense capabilities.

Your DNA, Your Diet? Why Personalised Nutrition Is Becoming the Future of Health

The era of one-size-fits-all diets may be coming to an end. Personalised nutrition is gaining popularity as people increasingly seek health plans tailored to their unique bodies, lifestyles and goals. Using data from genetics, blood tests, gut health analysis and wearable devices, nutrition experts are creating customised meal plans designed to improve overall well-being. As technology transforms healthcare, personalised nutrition is emerging as one of the fastest-growing trends in wellness and preventive medicine.

What is RAT and how does it work? The emergency system at the centre of Air India crash probe | WION Decodes

The pilots’ body has questioned the AI171 crash report’s RAT timeline, suggesting a possible earlier technical fault. The emergency system’s deployment is now central to the investigation.

'Not a penny': Why Oliver Tree's family would not get anything from his fortune

Oliver Tree, the American singer, has died. He passed away on June 14 in a helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He was 32.

Peddi to release extended version after backlash over Janhvi Kapoor's hypersexualisation; director confirms

Peddi is all set to get an expanded version following widespread criticism surrounding the portrayal of Janhvi Kapoor's character, Achiyyamma. Director Buchi Babu Sana confirmed the update during a recent event.

Markets Surge as Oil Prices Crash, Asia Rallies on Hopes of Lasting Peace

Global markets rallied sharply as easing geopolitical tensions sparked a wave of optimism among investors. Oil prices tumbled, reducing concerns over energy supply disruptions and inflation, while Asian stock markets posted strong gains. Japan's Nikkei jumped 3%, South Korea's benchmark index surged more than 4%, and investors returned to riskier assets. The U.S. dollar weakened as confidence improved, signaling hopes that a calmer geopolitical environment could support global economic growth and market stability.

Top 5 batters in latest ICC ODI rankings 2026 – check who’s on top
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From Virat Kohli to Rohit Sharma, here's a look at the top five batters in latest ICC ODI rankings 2026. This list also includes Daryl Mitchell, Ibrahim Zadran and Shubman Gill