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Is the Trump–Pope clash serious—or just politics as usual? ‘Baby Catholic’ JD Vance brushed off the feud, calling Donald Trump's controversial post a “joke” and not something to worry about.

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JD Vance defends Trump post, calls AI-generated ‘Jesus’ image a joke, tells Pope Leo to stick to ‘matters of morality’

In 1960, a physicist used mathematical models to predict that the world would end in 2026. He even gave an exact date for when Earth will be faced with "infinite" overpopulation. He called for immediate steps at the time to control the situation.  

Physicist's 66-year-old prediction of exact day in 2026 humans will be 'squeezed to death' surfaces

Trump’s Strait of Hormuz blockade faces early strain amid Chinese tanker passage, Iranian mining of the area, and reported Saudi opposition. With rising oil prices and risks of escalation, economic disruption, and limited US enforcement, it could prove to be a costly mistake. Here is why

US blockade of Hormuz Strait a costly mistake? Saudi wants it to end; Chinese ship passes anyway as Beijing fumes

Pablo Escobar's hippos have become a nuisance in Colombia, threatening local species and villagers. The country has now approved a plan to kill the animals as all other methods to control their population have failed.

Colombia will kill Pablo Escobar's 80 'cocaine hippos'. Here's why

What did the Supreme Court of India just say about voting rights ahead of West Bengal elections? The bench said being born in India carries not just a constitutional, but a “sentimental” right to vote—calling it the strongest expression of citizenship. Scroll down to read more.

Supreme Court backs 'right to vote in the country where you are born,' says it's a 'sentimental' right

A minister has alleged that the Noida workers' strike was linked to Pakistan conspiracies. The facory worker strike has turned violent, with protests, arson and hundreds of arrests. 

'4 suspected terrorists were…': Pakistan conspiracy behind Noida worker strike, claims Uttar Pradesh minister

Why is Iran now demanding war damages from its own neighbours? After failed Islamabad talks, Amir Saeid Iravani says five Gulf states enabled US-Israel strikes—and must now pay the price. Is this legal pressure, or a new front in the conflict?

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'Bear the financial burden of reconstruction': Iran demands war reparations from Saudi, UAE, Bahrain, Jordan and Qatar after Islamabad talks fail

China is building a dam that will be bigger than the Three Gorges Dam. Located on the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet, it will generate 300 billion kilowatt hours of electricity each year. It could become a major flashpoint between India and China.

China is building an even bigger dam than the one that slowed Earth's rotation

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There's a global race to develop AI-powered weapons in order to reshape warfare with autonomous systems. Faster decisions, rising risks of escalation, and limited regulation are on the flip side. How are nations racing for AI-augmented wars of the future? 

Weapons of Mass Automation:  AI can make war more lethal than nuclear weapons. How US, Russia, China, India and others are preparing

Artemis II astronauts witnessed the most mind-blowing moment when their spacecraft went behind the Moon. The mission commander recalled the moment, saying just thinking about it was enough to give him chills.  

Artemis II astronaut recalls the moment that gives him chills — 'and then it was...'

Great White Sharks have vanished in a Cape Town bay. Scientists say a murderous pair is killing them for their livers, which led the apex predator to escape. But some say humans are killing more sharks than any orcas can.  

Marauding couple on liver hunt triggered a great vanishing in South Africa

Donald Trump shared AI image of a golden Trump Tower on the Moon, sparking polarised reactions online. Real human settlement and large-scale lunar construction is decades away, and could be even pointless. But some people can indeed wish for the Moon, can't they?

Now, Trump wants a Trump Tower on Moon, shares AI image of golden building. How long will it take?

Trump’s criticism of Pope Leo XIV echoes a long history of conflict between the rulers and the papacy. From Roman persecutions to Napoleon, popes faced exile, imprisonment, and death in clashes with emperors and kings. Here is a recap in the wake of the US president's remarks against the pope

Trump vs Pope Leo: Being the Pope can be a deadly business. Many pontiffs were ousted, persecuted, exiled or even killed

Lego-style AI videos portraying the Iran–US–Israel war went viral online in March. Now, a report says the creator of these fun-to-watch clips works with the Iranian government. This is a ‘cute’ way of slipping in some propaganda. But what about misinformation?

REVEALED: The group behind the Lego Movie-style  warriors of Iranian AI-generated propaganda

Since the landmark flight of  Yuri Gagarin in 1961, astronauts have repeatedly expanded the boundaries of human activity in space. On International Day of Human Space Flight, we will get to know about the top 7 legendary astronauts who redefined space exploration.


International Day of Human Space Flight 2026: Top 7 legendary astronauts who took humanity to new frontiers

Is Donald Trump distancing himself from Melania Trump’s Epstein statement? He says he didn’t recommend it and isn’t upset—calling it her decision entirely. All you need to know.

'I never get upset': Trump says didn't know what Melania would say, insists he isn't bothered by the renewed scrutiny over Epstein files

Why did Iran name its peace delegation's flight “Minab-168”? With Islamabad peace talks set to begin, Tehrab sends a haunting message tied to one of the deadliest moments of the Iran war.

Is this diplomacy, or a warning before negotiations even start?

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Ghosts on the flight: Iran delegation travels aboard 'Minab-168'; Tehran uses tragic school strike to set the tone for Islamabad peace talks

Nine days, one hour, 31 minutes — history made at every turn: Artemis II just rewrote space history, from record-breaking distance to historic firsts by NASA astronauts, this mission pushed human spaceflight further than ever before.

What made this journey truly historic? Scroll down.

Out of this world: The records NASA's Artemis II broke on its way to the moon and back | In Pics

Why are Epstein survivors pushing back against Melania Trump? After FLOTUS Melania Trump denied links to Jeffrey Epstein, survivors say her call for testimony shifts the burden back onto victims.

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Epstein survivors accuse Melania Trump of 'shifting the burden,' push back on call for congressional hearings: 'We've done our part'

NASA pulls off its first crewed Moon mission in decades. The Artemis II crew safely splashed down after a historic 10-day journey, marking a major milestone for NASA. All you need to know.

'What a journey': Artemis II astronauts splash down in the Pacific Ocean after record-breaking moon mission

Inside Palantir’s AI Maven system and how it helped the US military rapidly plan strikes in Iran, raising concerns about AI-driven warfare

Inside Palantir’s AI Maven: How the system helped US military in Iran strikes. Know all about it

German police hunted a serial killer who terrified the community for 16 years. No matter how much they tried, they could not find her. She came to be known as a Phantom. But when the mystery was finally solved, the police were left red-faced.  

16-year hunt for 'Phantom' serial killer led to a shocking scientific error in Germany

Chimpanzees are acting just like humans, and are turning against their own people. A study has found that after elderly leaders died, a power vacuum was created in a particular community, which led to killings and civil war. 

Chimpanzees are acting like humans and killing their own in civil wars, study finds

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