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Rukmini Vasanth lodges cyber complaint over viral AI-generated bikini pics

Rukmini Vasanth has taken legal action over alleged AI-generated and morphed images of were circulated online. The case adds to growing concerns about the misuse of deepfake technology targeting public figures.

France Warns: Don't Rush Oil Reserve Taps

France is sounding the alarm. Paris is urging countries not to rush into tapping their strategic oil reserves. The message is clear — wait and watch before acting. The warning comes as global energy markets remain on edge. War-related disruptions continue to rattle oil supply chains worldwide.

US running out of missile stockpile due to Iran war, delays delivery of Tomahawks to Japan: Report

The $2.35bn deal was signed after Washington insisted its Asian ally to increase its defence spending as a deterrence to China.

Fastest Indian Ever: Gurindervir Singh scripts history with record 10.09s in men's 100m

History in Ranchi! Gurindervir Singh becomes the fastest Indian ever, shattering the 100m national record with a stunning 10.09s run. Plus, Vishal TK scripts history as the first Indian to breach the sub-45s barrier in the 400m. Read the full historic breakdown.

Chinese Equities See 5th-largest Monthly Foreign Inflow

Global investors are rapidly returning to Chinese equities. Foreign inflows into Chinese stocks surged to $29 billion in April, the highest monthly inflow since January and the fifth-largest monthly intake on record. The sharp rebound comes after two straight months of outflows in February and March.

SpaceX Set for IPO — and the Filing Shows Big Space Bets

SpaceX has filed its IPO prospectus. The company is targeting what could be the largest IPO in history—with a potential valuation of $1.75 trillion and hopes of raising around $75 billion. For context, that would place SpaceX alongside Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia as one of the world’s most valuable companies.

US Southern Command Oversees Drill in Venezuelan Capital

The US Southern Command has reportedly overseen a military drill in Venezuela’s capital, raising tensions in the region amid ongoing geopolitical friction. The exercise comes as relations between Washington and Caracas remain strained, with both sides closely monitoring each other’s military movements.

‘Work in progress’: Sonam Wangchuk on Article 371 talks for Ladakh, backs Cockroach Janta Party

Article 371 is a constitutional provision that provides special protections and a degree of autonomy to select states and regions in order to safeguard their cultural heritage, land ownership rights, local employment opportunities and administrative structures.

White House Shooting: Journalists Duck as Gunman Opens Fire Outside White House

A shooting incident outside the White House triggered panic after a gunman opened fire near a security checkpoint. Journalists at the scene were forced to duck for cover as security forces responded to neutralize the threat. Authorities have launched an investigation into the attack and security breach.

California Chemical Tank Explosion: 40,000 Evacuated Amid Toxic Leak Scare

A massive chemical tank explosion in California has triggered widespread panic, forcing the evacuation of nearly 40,000 residents amid fears of a toxic gas leak. Emergency teams are working to contain the hazardous materials while officials assess environmental and public health risks. Investigations into the cause of the blast are underway.

Philippine Building Collapse: 19 Feared Trapped Under Collapsed Building

Rescue teams in the Philippines are racing against time after a building collapse left at least 19 people feared trapped beneath the rubble. Emergency responders have launched a large-scale search and rescue operation, using heavy equipment and specialized teams to locate survivors. Authorities are investigating the cause of the collapse, while families anxiously await updates on those missing.

China Coal Mine Blast: State Media Revises Fatality After Initial Reports of 90

A deadly coal mine blast in northern China has been revised by state media, with updated fatality figures following earlier reports that suggested around 90 deaths. Rescue operations and investigations are ongoing as authorities reassess the scale of the disaster and safety lapses in the mining sector.

Russia launches 'nuclear capable Oreshnik missile' at Ukrainian capital Kyiv after vowing retaliation

On Saturday (May 23), Ukrainian President Volodymyr ​Zelenskyy warned of a Russia attack against Ukraine using the Oreshnik missile, citing US, European intelligence.

A connection with Iran talks? Trump thanks 'very good ally' Erdogan in Truth Social post, later deletes it

Donald Trump deleted a Truth Social post thanking Turkish President Erdogan and praising his own leadership, amid preparations for phone calls with regional leaders to discuss ongoing negotiations with Iran.

Cannes 2026 closing ceremony: Political speeches to red carpet glamour - key moments from film festival
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The 79th Cannes Film Festival 2026 concluded on May 23. The closing ceremony witnessed emotional speeches, major award surprises, and unforgettable fashion moments. Take a look at the key moments from the global event.

White House Shooting: Gunman Shot Dead; Injured Bystander Hospitalised

A gunman who opened fire near a White House security checkpoint died after being shot by U.S. Secret Service officers, according to federal authorities. The incident unfolded near 17th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C., prompting an immediate security response. Officials said the suspect pulled a weapon from a bag and began firing at officers, who returned fire. A bystander was also injured during the exchange.

Rubio in India: Rubio Calls On PM Modi, Extends Invitation to Visit White House

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio held talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, reaffirming the growing strategic partnership between India and the United States. During the meeting, Rubio extended an invitation to PM Modi to visit the White House, highlighting the importance Washington places on ties with New Delhi.

Trump breaks silence hours after White House shooting, bats for his 'safe and secure 'ballroom plan

Donald Trump said the gunman who opened fire near the White House had a “violent history and possible obsession” with the building. Trump praised the Secret Service and law enforcement for their swift response to the shooting incident.

Drishyam star Ansiba Hassan levels serious allegations against Tiny Tom, actor reacts

Actress Ansiba Hassan has levelled some serious allegations against fellow actor Tiny Tom during her time in the Malayalam actor's association AMMA. Read to know more.