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'Meta AI is a low-quality rip-off': Why Mark Zuckerberg should resign after Instagram debacle

Instagram is killing real accounts while AI bots get verified. Meta AI is a failed product. Mark Zuckerberg has failed at every major pivot and this time it may cost him the company.

FIFA World Cup 2026: Activist Deface FIFA Advertisement, Paint Slogans Against FIFA

Ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026, activists have reportedly defaced a FIFA advertisement, painting slogans protesting against the football governing body. The incident highlights growing criticism surrounding FIFA’s policies and global sporting events, drawing attention to ongoing debates over governance, ethics, and commercialisation in international football.

Iran Upholds One-Year Prison Sentence for Jafar Panahi

Iran’s judiciary has upheld a one-year prison sentence against acclaimed filmmaker Jafar Panahi, rejecting his appeal and confirming a verdict linked to allegations of propaganda against the state. The decision marks another chapter in the long-standing legal battle faced by the award-winning director, whose films have frequently drawn international attention and criticism of Iranian authorities.

India Water Shortage | Mumbai: Residents, Housing Societies, Brace for Water Shortages

Mumbai residents and housing societies are bracing for worsening water shortages as supply pressures intensify in the city. Authorities are urging conservation measures as reservoirs drop and demand rises, raising concerns over daily water availability in India’s financial capital. The situation highlights growing urban water stress amid climate and infrastructure challenges.

Philippines earthquake kills at least 15: Scary video shows schoolchildren crying for help amid deadly tremors

A powerful 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck the southern Philippines, killing at least eight people and triggering tsunami warnings. Buildings collapsed in General Santos, while dramatic footage showed students and teachers caught in strong tremors during a school flag ceremony.

3 Air India planes damaged and ground equipment displaced due to storm at Delhi Airport

Three Air India narrowbody aircraft were damaged at Delhi's IGI Airport after sudden strong winds and heavy rain caused ground support equipment to crash into them.

Jennifer Winget to marry Singapore-based businessman William Ishmael: Reports

Popular TV actress Jennifer Winget is reportedly set to marry longtime beau William Ishmael this year. The couple have not confirmed the news publicly but sources have stated that the wedding preps have begun and the pair is currently venue hunting.

A mayor for Los Angeles from Kerala? Who is Nithya Raman, the Indian-origin contender?

Nithya Raman, an LA City Councilmember, is projected to face Karen Bass in the 2026 Los Angeles mayoral runoff. If she wins, the Kerala-born progressive would make her the city’s first Indian-origin and South Asian mayor.

Israel strikes Iranian Petrochemical facilities after fresh missile exchange, Netanyahu to hold security meeting

The US has been putting pressure on Israel to hold off on its attacks in Lebanon, allowing Washington a space for a regional deal with Iran. In response, Israel has sought to separate the two military fronts.

IND vs AFG, 1st Test: Manav Suthar takes over Ashwin to become India's best Test debutant since 1988

Suthar finsihed with 6/33 in his debut Test innings for India - the second best figures for an Indian bowler since Narendra Hiwarni's 8/61 against West Indies in 1988 at New Delhi. Ashwin was next best with 6/47 in 2011.

Actress Sukanya secures a massive legal victory against Sun TV—three decades after infamous Veerappan interview

After three decades, Sukanya's long legal battle against Sun TV Network has come to an end with the Madras High Court ordering the broadcasting network to pay Rs 10 lakh to the actress.

Six injured after stabbing incident at New York’s Penn Station – What we know

Six people were injured in a stabbing incident at New York’s Penn Station. A suspect is in custody, and authorities are investigating the motive as the city prepares for major sporting events.

Houthis join renewed Iran war? Israel intercepts missile from Yemen: 'Red Sea banned' - What's happening

Israel's military said it detected a missile launch from Yemen and activated air defense systems to intercept the threat. The incident comes amid renewed Iran-Israel hostilities. While the Houthis have not claimed responsibility

Next after Greenland? Trump eyes direct purchase of Chagos Islands from Mauritius

US officials have reportedly drawn up a proposal to bypass the UK and buy the Chagos Islands from Mauritius, aiming to protect the strategic Indian Ocean military installation.

'Can't say no': Serena Williams, 44, on return to singles ahead of doubles comeback

Serena Williams is set to return to professional tennis at Queen's club in doubles after last playing a professional tennis match at US Open 2022. Will she seek wildcard for upcoming Wimbledon singles, remains to be seen.

2026 Tonys: Death of a Salesman sweeps with 6 awards, Liberation wins best play

'Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman' emerged as the big winner of the night, taking home six awards, followed by Schmigadoon!, The Lost Boys and Ragtime with each winning four.

US-Iran War | Trump: If We Don't Have a Deal, We Will Do it One Way or the Other

US President Donald Trump has once again signaled a hardline stance on Iran, stating that if a deal is not reached, the United States will act “one way or another.” The remarks come amid ongoing tensions and fragile negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program and regional conflicts, raising fresh concerns about escalation in the US-Iran confrontation.

Chinese President Xi Jinping On a Two-Day Visit to North Korea

Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to begin a two-day visit to North Korea, marking a significant diplomatic engagement between Beijing and Pyongyang. The visit is expected to focus on strengthening bilateral ties, regional security, and strategic coordination amid rising global tensions. It comes as the Korean Peninsula remains a key flashpoint in international geopolitics.

'Not ideal': England win Test but skipper Ben Stokes isn't happy with Lord's pitch

The first Test between England vs NZ was over inside three days in 166 overs - second shortest ever to be played at Lord's. England won it by 115 runs despite being all-out on 16-wicket first day of the Test.