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Trump nominates former SEC Chairman Jay Clayton to replace Tulsi Gabbard as next director of national intelligence

Jay Clayton, former SEC chairman, is currently the US Attorney for the Southern District of New York and will have to be confirmed by the Senate. President Trump’s announcement comes after a row over his recent appointment of top federal housing official Bill Pulte as the acting DNI.

AI Fails Simple Test of Malicious Malware

A new assessment of 100 AI agents reveals serious security weaknesses, showing that most can be manipulated through prompt injection attacks. The study highlights how hidden instructions inside emails or documents can mislead AI systems that have access to sensitive tools and data. Experts warn that as AI agents take on more real-world tasks, security gaps could become a major risk for organisations.

Musk Under Fire For Stoking Anti-Immigrant Riots In Belfast

A second night of unrest has gripped Belfast as anti-immigrant violence continues to spread across parts of the city. Amid the growing tensions, billionaire Elon Musk has come under criticism over social media posts and commentary that some critics say have amplified anti-immigration narratives. How influential are online platforms in shaping real-world unrest? And why is Musk now at the centre of a growing political controversy?

Twin Dangers: Godzilla El Nino & Giant Cold Blob in Oceans Shock Scientists

#Gravitas Scientists are now watching two powerful forces at once, a giant cold patch in the Atlantic ocean and the return of El Nino across the globe. Scientists warn the planet may be entering a more violent, unstable era.

Scientists: Humans Prefer to Walk Anti-Clockwise

Scientists have found that humans naturally tend to walk in an anti-clockwise direction, a behaviour observed across different environments and cultures. Researchers say the tendency may be linked to brain dominance, body balance, spatial awareness, or evolutionary patterns in human movement. The findings have sparked curiosity about how subtle biological and psychological factors influence everyday behaviour, from walking paths to crowd movement in public spaces.

The World’s First Cannabis-Based Painkiller

#Gravitas Germany has reportedly approved the world's first cannabis-derived medicine specifically designed to treat chronic pain. A move that experts say could potentially offer hope to millions of patients who rely on powerful opioid drugs.

'You are like animals': Thousands of fans rush toward Mexico City World Cup fan zone, triggering chaotic scenes before opening match

Chaos erupted at Mexico City's World Cup Fan Fest as thousands of football fans pushed toward the entrance before the opening match. Officials intervened amid crowd-control concerns near Zocalo Plaza

Why Nikhil Dwivedi's Bandar stands as a reminder of the power of fearless filmmaking

Starring Bobby Deol and directed by Anurag Kashyap, Bandar is not designed to offer easy answers or conventional entertainment. Instead, it presents an unflinching look at realities many would rather ignore.

Trump cancels strikes against Iran, says points of discussions approved by all parties involved in peace deal

Earlier today Trump vowed to hit Iran very hard. He also threatened to take Kharg Island, and other oil infrastructure points of Iran.

Private Jets, Supercars, Sex Workers & A $100 Million Fraud

A sprawling financial scandal involving luxury lifestyles, extravagant spending, and allegations of large-scale banking fraud has captured global attention. Investigators say millions of dollars were allegedly diverted to fund private jets, supercars, lavish parties, and other high-end expenses. How did the alleged fraud operate? Who benefited from the scheme? And what does the case reveal about financial oversight and corporate accountability?

Millions-Of-Years-Old Whale Graveyard Found On Ocean Floor

Scientists have uncovered an extraordinary underwater discovery—a vast whale graveyard lying deep beneath the ocean surface. The site, believed to be millions of years old, contains the remains of ancient whales and offers a rare glimpse into prehistoric marine ecosystems. What caused so many whales to end up in one location? And what can this remarkable find tell us about Earth's distant past?

India Promotes Ethanol Instead of Petrol

India has taken another step to promote alternative fuels by removing excise duty on petrol blended with higher levels of ethanol. According to a government notification, petrol containing between 22 percent and 30 percent ethanol will now be exempt from excise duty. The tax exemption is expected to encourage greater production and availability of higher ethanol blends in the future.

Amid Hormuz crisis, Indian nationals on shadow fleet raise concerns for Delhi

The crews, including Indians, often join such vessels knowingly for higher pay or through unscrupulous recruitment agents. Expressing concern for its nationals, New Delhi has stressed the distinction between legitimate Indian shipping and foreign-flagged operations in the sanctions grey zone.

Pranit More and man at the centre of the 'Rs 370 Biryani' row summoned by NCW

NCW has summoned Pranit more, the man behind the Rs 370 biryani row, which had occurred during a stand-up comedy show. Read to know more.

Is the Triund trek getting too crowded? Try these 3 quieter alternatives

For hikers looking to escape the crowds, Kareri Lake, Indrahar Pass, and the Guna Devi Temple trail offer quieter paths through the Dhauladhar mountains. These alternatives provide breathtaking views and opportunities for a more responsible and serene trekking experience.

Hazardous materials incident prompts Pentagon lockdown, evacuation

The building, one of the largest office spaces, was under lockdown and people were evacuated from several floors, as soon as the incident came to light.

Barred from FIFA World Cup 2026, Somali referee Omar Artan to officiate in UEFA Super Cup

Somali referee Omar Artan has been appointed to officiate the 2026 UEFA Super Cup after being denied entry to the US and removed from FIFA World Cup duties

IAEA Confirms Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant's External Power Cut Off

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has confirmed that external power to the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant has been cut off, raising fresh concerns over nuclear safety amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Anti-Immigrant Violence Grips Belfast After Brutal Stabbing Incident

Belfast has been rocked by days of unrest following a brutal stabbing incident that has intensified tensions over immigration. Demonstrations, counter-protests, and clashes have raised concerns about public safety and social cohesion, with authorities urging calm as investigations continue. How did one incident trigger widespread unrest? And what does the violence reveal about growing political and social tensions in Northern Ireland?