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Congress leader held in Hyderabad lawyer Khaja Moizuddin's murder plot; Police reveal how Waqf dispute turned deadly

Was Hyderabad lawyer Khaja Moizuddin killed in a tragic hit-and-run, or was it something far more sinister? Police now say it was a carefully planned contract killing linked to a bitter dispute over valuable Waqf properties. A Congress leader, his father and several others have been arrested.

Ranveer Singh meets football star Declan Rice in Budapest amid Don 3 controversy | See pic

Ranveer Singh shared his first social media post on Friday after the controversy involving FWICE over his Don 3 exit escalated. He was spotted enjoying quality time in Budapest, and the actor also met Declan Rice.

India-Myanmar Push Stronger Ties Despite Security Challenges

Ajit Doval and Myanmar’s security chief Tin Aung San held important talks in Moscow focusing on defence cooperation, regional security and bilateral coordination. The meeting comes at a time of growing strategic challenges in the region, including border security and insurgency concerns. Both sides are understood to have reviewed ways to strengthen cooperation and maintain stability in shared areas of interest.

US-Iran War | Reports: No Decision Taken by Trump in Situation Room Meeting

High-stakes diplomacy has hit a wall. Despite anticipation of a breakthrough to extend the ceasefire in the ongoing conflict, President Donald Trump concluded a two-hour Situation Room meeting on Friday without announcing a final decision. While U.S. and Iranian negotiators have discussed a tentative 60-day truce to stabilize the Strait of Hormuz, the White House maintains that no deal will be signed unless it strictly satisfies the President’s non-negotiable "Red Lines."

Iran War Standoff: Trump Makes No Decision in Situation Room: Reports

High-stakes negotiations between the U.S. and Iran are deadlocked. Following a two-hour Situation Room meeting on Friday, President Trump has yet to approve a 60-day ceasefire to stabilize the Strait of Hormuz. The White House maintains that no deal will move forward until Iran satisfies the President's core 'Red Lines.

Is China Expanding its Nuclear Second Strike Capabilities?

Satellite imagery reveals a massive construction effort across China’s Xinjiang region, with new launch pads appearing at a rapid pace. As tensions in the Indo-Pacific rise, analysts are asking: is this a significant shift in Beijing’s nuclear posture?

Dua Lipa, Callum Turner to wed in Italy next week? Details inside

Dua Lipa and Callum Turner, who got engaged in 2024 are all set to host an elaborate wedding in the coming days. While major details are kept under wraps, the three-day ceremony is set to take place in Italy.

US-Iran War | White House: Trump Will Only Accept Deal That Satisfies His Red Lines

The shadow of conflict looms large as Washington and Tehran remain deadlocked. The White House has officially signaled that the Trump administration is standing firm, declaring that any potential nuclear or regional security deal must strictly adhere to the President’s non-negotiable "Red Lines." With the threat of a full-scale US-Iran war hanging in the balance, both sides are engaged in a high-stakes game of brinkmanship.

Israel-Lebanon War: UNICEF Warns of Rising Child Casualties in Lebanon Conflict

The humanitarian crisis in Lebanon is deepening as the Israel-Lebanon conflict intensifies, with UNICEF issuing a harrowing warning regarding the unprecedented rise in child casualties. As cross-border fire continues to impact residential areas, aid organizations are sounding the alarm on the safety of the most vulnerable, calling for an immediate de-escalation to prevent further tragedy.

Hegseth at Shangri-La Dialogue warns China's military build-up causing 'alarm' across Asia, says US seeking 'stable equilibrium'

US warned that countries across the Indo-Pacific are increasingly alarmed by China. At Asia's biggest security forum, Pete Hegseth said Beijing's military expansion is causing growing concern across the region. Yet he insisted US is not seeking confrontation. So what does the US want?

US 'more than capable' of restarting war with Iran, says Hegseth amid reports of depleted missile stockpiles

Is the US really ready for another war with Iran? US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth in Singapore insisted that America is "more than capable" of restarting the conflict. But a new analysis suggests key missile stockpiles used in the Iran war could take years to replenish. All you need to know

Washington Deploys Warships, Aircraft & Troops Around Cuba

Tensions in the Caribbean have reached a boiling point as the U.S. intensifies its military presence around Cuba. With the arrival of the USS Nimitz Carrier Strike Group and ongoing fuel blockades, Washington is ramping up pressure on Havana, citing national security threats linked to foreign influence.

White House Launches Aliens.gov: The Truth Behind Trump’s Sci-Fi ICE Tracking Site

The Trump administration has ignited a firestorm of controversy with the launch of "Aliens.gov." Designed with a mysterious, sci-fi aesthetic—complete with scrolling text reminiscent of blockbuster space sagas and a "They walk among us" banner—the site initially led many to believe it was a portal for UFO and extraterrestrial disclosure.

Russian Drone Swarm Breaches NATO Airspace: Apartment Building Hit in Romania

A Russian drone has struck a 10-story apartment building in the Romanian city of Galați, causing an explosion that injured two residents and forced the evacuation of 70 people. This marks the first time a drone strike has caused injuries within Romanian territory, significantly escalating regional security fears along NATO’s eastern flank. The attack, which damaged multiple vehicles and the building's infrastructure, occurred simultaneously with heavy strikes on the nearby Ukrainian port of Izmail.

Eileen Wang, former Arcadia mayor pleads guilty to secretly acting as agent for Chinese government

Former Arcadia Mayor Eileen Wang pleaded guilty to acting as an illegal agent of China after promoting pro-Beijing content without notifying US authorities

Federal judge reopens Trump's $10 billion IRS lawsuit citing possible misconduct and fraud claims

A federal judge reopened Donald Trump’s $10 billion IRS lawsuit, citing possible deception in the settlement and ordering an investigation into alleged misconduct

US and Cuban military officials meet at Guantanamo Bay amid escalating tensions

Senior US and Cuban military officers met at Guantanamo Bay amid rising tensions, political friction, and renewed disputes between Washington and Havana

'Poison seller' who sold toxic chemicals worldwide pleads guilty to aiding suicides

Canadian man Kenneth Law pleads guilty to 14 counts of aiding suicide after selling toxic chemicals online. Families of UK victims seek accountability and a public inquiry

Federal judge orders removal of Trump's name from iconic Kennedy Center, blocks closure plan

A federal judge blocked the Kennedy Center's planned closure and ordered Donald Trump's name removed, ruling only Congress can legally rename the iconic arts institution