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Nightmares are often ignored as just a bad dream. Just like one has happy dreams, the creepy and scary ones are also seen as part of the game. However, a study has now found that nightmares might not just be a one-night thing, but can affect the person having them in the long run. Researchers from the European Academy of Neurology last month said in Helsinki that people who have frequent bad dreams age faster biologically. They said that their bodies underwent more wear and tear and suffered from "significantly accelerated biological ageing" when compared to another person of the same age who did not have nightmares as frequently. Dr Abidemi Otaiku, PhD, a clinical research fellow in the Department of Brain Sciences at Imperial College London, revealed the results that are a part of a health study in the US. A total of &nbsp;2,429 children aged eight to 10 and 183,012 adults aged 26 to 86 participated in the study on nightmares.&nbsp;<h2>Nightmares age you faster</h2>Otaiku noted that adults who had nightmares three or more times a week had a higher chance of dying before the age of 70. Shockingly, the frequency of nightmares emerged to be a stronger predictor of premature death than smoking, obesity, and poor nutrition. Otaiku admitted that "people with nightmares do have a higher number of chronic conditions," but even when these factors were removed, " the link between nightmares and premature death remained significant." Otaiku has been diving into the study of nightmares and their potential impact on our health for a long time. One of his earlier studies found a link between older adults having nightmares and developing Parkinson’s and dementia. Those who reported having nightmares once a week were twice as likely to develop Parkinson’s, and four times as likely to develop dementia in the next decade. In children aged between 7 and 11, frequent nightmares indicated cognitive decline by the age of 50.<h2>Stress hormone and poor sleep quality</h2>Other studies also found similar effects of nightmares on human health, which led Otaiku to carry out an in-depth study into the extent of the link. He wanted to understand whether faster ageing because of nightmares was causing health problems. He found that this was certainly the case, as displayed by the telomeres or the DNA sequences. This is because nightmares seem real to our brains. “Our sleeping brains cannot distinguish dreams from reality. That’s why nightmares often wake us up … because our fight-or-flight response has been triggered. This stress reaction can be even more intense than anything we experience while awake," Otaiku said in a press release. When we have nightmares, our body releases the stress hormone cortisol. Besides this, overnight cellular restoration is also affected because of poor sleep quality.&nbsp;

Frequent nightmares not only disturb your sleep but also affect your health. Bad dreams can impact you in the real world because the brain thinks that everything happening in the nightmare is real. This ages you faster and can lead to several diseases.  

Nightmares are often ignored as just a bad dream. Just like one has happy dreams, the creepy and scary ones are also seen as part of the game. However, a study has now found that nightmares might not just be a one-night thing, but can affect the person having them in the long run. Researchers from the European Academy of Neurology last month said in Helsinki that people who have frequent bad dreams age faster biologically. They said that their bodies underwent more wear and tear and suffered from "significantly accelerated biological ageing" when compared to another person of the same age who did not have nightmares as frequently. Dr Abidemi Otaiku, PhD, a clinical research fellow in the Department of Brain Sciences at Imperial College London, revealed the results that are a part of a health study in the US. A total of 2,429 children aged eight to 10 and 183,012 adults aged 26 to 86 participated in the study on nightmares. Nightmares age you faster Otaiku noted that adults who had nightmares three or more times a week had a higher chance of dying before the age of 70. Shockingly, the frequency of nightmares emerged to be a stronger predictor of premature death than smoking, obesity, and poor nutrition. Otaiku admitted that "people with nightmares do have a higher number of chronic conditions," but even when these factors were removed, " the link between nightmares and premature death remained significant." Otaiku has been diving into the study of nightmares and their potential impact on our health for a long time. One of his earlier studies found a link between older adults having nightmares and developing Parkinson’s and dementia. Those who reported having nightmares once a week were twice as likely to develop Parkinson’s, and four times as likely to develop dementia in the next decade. In children aged between 7 and 11, frequent nightmares indicated cognitive decline by the age of 50. Stress hormone and poor sleep quality Other studies also found similar effects of nightmares on human health, which led Otaiku to carry out an in-depth study into the extent of the link. He wanted to understand whether faster ageing because of nightmares was causing health problems. He found that this was certainly the case, as displayed by the telomeres or the DNA sequences. This is because nightmares seem real to our brains. “Our sleeping brains cannot distinguish dreams from reality. That’s why nightmares often wake us up … because our fight-or-flight response has been triggered. This stress reaction can be even more intense than anything we experience while awake," Otaiku said in a press release. When we have nightmares, our body releases the stress hormone cortisol. Besides this, overnight cellular restoration is also affected because of poor sleep quality.

Frequent nightmares not only disturb your sleep but also affect your health. Bad dreams can impact you in the real world because the brain thinks that everything happening in the nightmare is real. This ages you faster and can lead to several diseases. &nbsp;

'Our sleeping brains...': Too many bad dreams? You might be ageing faster than others

In India's Kerala, health authorities have intensified ward-level surveillance and launched a high-alert contact-tracing operation after the state reported its second Nipah virus death in two weeks, officials confirmed on Monday. The latest death, of a 57-year-old man from Kumaramputhur near Mannarkkad in Palakkad district, happened on July 12. The patient, as per reports, succumbed to the deadly virus at a private hospital in Perinthalmanna. His test results returned Nipah positive late Sunday night, prompting a rapid rollout of containment protocols, including CCTV-assisted contact tracing and a "route map" to track potential exposures.&nbsp;<h2>Over 600 people exposed to Nipah, fresh containment zone declared</h2>As per reports, so far, four Nipah cases have been reported in the state this year, including two deaths, one recovery, and one patient under treatment. According to Kerala Health Minister Veena George, authorities have identified 609 individuals who came into contact with confirmed cases. Fever surveillance in the region has been ramped up, especially in affected wards and clinics.&nbsp;The 57-year-old's death is being treated as a "fresh case", as he had "no contact" with previously confirmed Nipah cases, said a district health official, as reported by ANI. "His death is being treated as a fresh case because he had no contact with the earlier Nipah cases reported in the last two months. The 57-year-old began experiencing symptoms, especially fever, on July 6 and we have found that he visited at least three clinics and tertiary hospitals before seeking treatment at the private hospital where he eventually died. We have published a route map of all the places he had visited with the timeline and we are getting a lot of calls in the control room".&nbsp;The unidentified patient reportedly began showing symptoms on July 6 and visited multiple clinics and tertiary hospitals before his condition deteriorated. So far, 112 people who had primary or secondary contact with the patient have been identified. These people are now being put under quarantine, the patient's home ward has been declared a containment zone. "With the help of CCTV cameras in places he visited and the outpatient registers of the hospitals he went to, we have compiled a list. Those persons are being put under quarantine. The municipal ward where the deceased’s home is located has been declared a containment zone. Fever surveillance has begun in the area," said the official. Kerala's Malappuram district, where the first Nipah death this month occurred—an 18-year-old woman—is also under high alert.&nbsp;<h2>Is jackfruit the cause?</h2>Officials suspect the man may have contracted the virus after eating a jackfruit from his plantation in Agali, possibly contaminated by fruit bat secretions, a known transmission route. "There are reports that he ate a piece of jackfruit that had fallen on the ground while visiting his plantation in Agali on June 30. The jackfruit might have been bitten by bats. There is no concrete evidence yet."&nbsp;As per District Medical Officer R Renuka, hospitals were conducting routine screening for Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES) and Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) cases to catch potential infections early. "We have been looking out for AES and ARDS cases for quite some time. Instructions have been given to all hospitals to look at the viral panel in these cases. Apart from Nipah, it could be influenza or H1N1 cases as well. Since this period is particularly a breeding season of the bats, we have been taking more care," she said.&nbsp;

The patient succumbed to the deadly virus at a private hospital in Perinthalmanna. His test results returned Nipah positive late Sunday night, prompting a rapid rollout of containment protocols, including CCTV-assisted contact tracing and a "route map" to track potential exposures.

In India's Kerala, health authorities have intensified ward-level surveillance and launched a high-alert contact-tracing operation after the state reported its second Nipah virus death in two weeks, officials confirmed on Monday. The latest death, of a 57-year-old man from Kumaramputhur near Mannarkkad in Palakkad district, happened on July 12. The patient, as per reports, succumbed to the deadly virus at a private hospital in Perinthalmanna. His test results returned Nipah positive late Sunday night, prompting a rapid rollout of containment protocols, including CCTV-assisted contact tracing and a "route map" to track potential exposures. Over 600 people exposed to Nipah, fresh containment zone declared As per reports, so far, four Nipah cases have been reported in the state this year, including two deaths, one recovery, and one patient under treatment. According to Kerala Health Minister Veena George, authorities have identified 609 individuals who came into contact with confirmed cases. Fever surveillance in the region has been ramped up, especially in affected wards and clinics. The 57-year-old's death is being treated as a "fresh case", as he had "no contact" with previously confirmed Nipah cases, said a district health official, as reported by ANI. "His death is being treated as a fresh case because he had no contact with the earlier Nipah cases reported in the last two months. The 57-year-old began experiencing symptoms, especially fever, on July 6 and we have found that he visited at least three clinics and tertiary hospitals before seeking treatment at the private hospital where he eventually died. We have published a route map of all the places he had visited with the timeline and we are getting a lot of calls in the control room". The unidentified patient reportedly began showing symptoms on July 6 and visited multiple clinics and tertiary hospitals before his condition deteriorated. So far, 112 people who had primary or secondary contact with the patient have been identified. These people are now being put under quarantine, the patient's home ward has been declared a containment zone. "With the help of CCTV cameras in places he visited and the outpatient registers of the hospitals he went to, we have compiled a list. Those persons are being put under quarantine. The municipal ward where the deceased’s home is located has been declared a containment zone. Fever surveillance has begun in the area," said the official. Kerala's Malappuram district, where the first Nipah death this month occurred—an 18-year-old woman—is also under high alert. Is jackfruit the cause? Officials suspect the man may have contracted the virus after eating a jackfruit from his plantation in Agali, possibly contaminated by fruit bat secretions, a known transmission route. "There are reports that he ate a piece of jackfruit that had fallen on the ground while visiting his plantation in Agali on June 30. The jackfruit might have been bitten by bats. There is no concrete evidence yet." As per District Medical Officer R Renuka, hospitals were conducting routine screening for Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES) and Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) cases to catch potential infections early. "We have been looking out for AES and ARDS cases for quite some time. Instructions have been given to all hospitals to look at the viral panel in these cases. Apart from Nipah, it could be influenza or H1N1 cases as well. Since this period is particularly a breeding season of the bats, we have been taking more care," she said.

The patient succumbed to the deadly virus at a private hospital in Perinthalmanna. His test results returned Nipah positive late Sunday night, prompting a rapid rollout of containment protocols, including CCTV-assisted contact tracing and a "route map" to track potential exposures.

Nipah death in Kerala triggers aggressive surveillance; over 112 people had contact with patient

The Supreme Court of India said in a landmark ruling that just registering a property does not automatically prove the ownership of the same. The apex court said the true ownership required much more documentation and not merely the registration. The decision came during the verdict of a case around a dispute where the appellant, despite having a property registration, was not recognised as the rightful owner due to various legal nuances surrounding the land transaction. Giving the judgment in the case, the SC said a registered document does not automatically establish legal ownership unless the title and possession of the property are in line with the law.The case said that in order to own a property, there is a need to prove the “legal possession" of the same - and that could be attained by further documentation.&nbsp;The ruling is against the commonly practised mechanism in the real estate world, where people assume that once a property is registered, the buyer automatically holds legitimate ownership rights. But the SC clarified the importance of due diligence, including verifying the legitimacy of the property’s title and ensuring that all relevant documentation is in place.&nbsp;The ruling said the actual physical;l control of the building is the vital element of ownership. A property might be registered, but if someone else has physical possession or there are disputes regarding the title, ownership could be contested. &nbsp;&nbsp;List of documents you must possess to prove ownership&nbsp;1. Sale Deed&nbsp;It is a crucial legal document that serves as proof of the transfer of property from seller to buyer.&nbsp;2. Mother Deed&nbsp;The Mother Deed traces the entire ownership of the property. It is particularly needed by banks when a buyer seeks a loan against the property. &nbsp;&nbsp;3. Sale and Purchase Agreement&nbsp;The Sale and Purchase Agreement is one of the most important documents when buying a flat. It has all the terms and conditions written that are agreed upon by both buyer and seller.&nbsp;Apart from these, the Building Approval Plan, Building Plan, Layout Approval, Possession Letter, Completion Certificate, Khata Certificate, Allotment Letter, Encumbrance Certificate, No Objection Certificates (NOCs), Identity and Address Proof, and Compliance under RERA (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 are also required.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The decision came during the verdict of a case around a dispute where the appellant, despite having a property registration, was not recognised as the rightful owner due to various legal nuances surrounding the land transaction. 

The Supreme Court of India said in a landmark ruling that just registering a property does not automatically prove the ownership of the same. The apex court said the true ownership required much more documentation and not merely the registration. The decision came during the verdict of a case around a dispute where the appellant, despite having a property registration, was not recognised as the rightful owner due to various legal nuances surrounding the land transaction. Giving the judgment in the case, the SC said a registered document does not automatically establish legal ownership unless the title and possession of the property are in line with the law. The case said that in order to own a property, there is a need to prove the “legal possession" of the same - and that could be attained by further documentation. The ruling is against the commonly practised mechanism in the real estate world, where people assume that once a property is registered, the buyer automatically holds legitimate ownership rights. But the SC clarified the importance of due diligence, including verifying the legitimacy of the property’s title and ensuring that all relevant documentation is in place. The ruling said the actual physical;l control of the building is the vital element of ownership. A property might be registered, but if someone else has physical possession or there are disputes regarding the title, ownership could be contested. List of documents you must possess to prove ownership 1. Sale Deed It is a crucial legal document that serves as proof of the transfer of property from seller to buyer. 2. Mother Deed The Mother Deed traces the entire ownership of the property. It is particularly needed by banks when a buyer seeks a loan against the property. 3. Sale and Purchase Agreement The Sale and Purchase Agreement is one of the most important documents when buying a flat. It has all the terms and conditions written that are agreed upon by both buyer and seller. Apart from these, the Building Approval Plan, Building Plan, Layout Approval, Possession Letter, Completion Certificate, Khata Certificate, Allotment Letter, Encumbrance Certificate, No Objection Certificates (NOCs), Identity and Address Proof, and Compliance under RERA (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 are also required.

SC said a registered document does not automatically establish legal ownership unless the title and possession of the property are in line with the law. The case said that in order to own a property, there is a need to prove the “legal possession" of the same.&nbsp;

Think you own your house? SC says registration alone means nothing - Here's the list of documents you need to prove property ownership

Sunil Patil, a Nagpur-based tea seller, popularly known as Dolly Chaiwala has received 1,609 applications after he declared plans to expand his brand “Dolly Ki Tapri” nationwide through a franchise model across India. Patil has gained viral fame for his unique way of serving tea, according to a Moneycontrol report.“We are super excited to be launching our Dolly franchise tea stores and carts pan India,” Sunil Patil said in a post on Instagram after announcing the business plan.<h3>What will be the franchise coast of Dolly Chaiwala?</h3>As per the report, the franchise options will cost between Rs 4.5 and 6 lakh for humble tapri carts; the cost of store models will be between Rs 20 and Rs 22 lakh) and the full-blown flagship cafes could cost between Rs 39 and 43 lakh.Following the launch of franchises model on social media, netizens came up with mixed opinion over the initiative. Some of the users supported the business model and several other critised it. “From burger khayega to burger bechega, Dolly has come a long way. All the best.” one user said.Another said,"Dolly tumhari chai mast h, consistent taste h bus ek shiqayat h ab toh foothpath se hatto aur proper dukan ya legal stall kro (Dolly, your tea is amazing, the taste is consistent. Just one complaint, now please move off the footpath and set up a proper shop or legal stall).""Ab hui real success k raste pe chalne wali chaaal Mama. Go big make Nagpur proud and standout," the next said.The next also said, "MBA chaiwale ka haal yaad hai na- chai raste pey hi paisa banati hai yaad rakhna - aam aadmi ka drink hai aam jaga pey hi peete hai."But Dolly Chaiwala remains undiscouraged. “I didn’t get the chance to go to school,” he said. “But I spent 20 years behind my tea cart…and I never gave up. Today, I feel lucky but more than that, I feel proud,” Moneycontrol quoted.&nbsp;

Dolly Chaiwala has received several applications after he announced his plans to expand the brand “Dolly Ki Tapri” nationwide through a franchise options which has different price for different models.

Sunil Patil, a Nagpur-based tea seller, popularly known as Dolly Chaiwala has received 1,609 applications after he declared plans to expand his brand “Dolly Ki Tapri” nationwide through a franchise model across India. Patil has gained viral fame for his unique way of serving tea, according to a Moneycontrol report. “We are super excited to be launching our Dolly franchise tea stores and carts pan India,” Sunil Patil said in a post on Instagram after announcing the business plan. What will be the franchise coast of Dolly Chaiwala? As per the report, the franchise options will cost between Rs 4.5 and 6 lakh for humble tapri carts; the cost of store models will be between Rs 20 and Rs 22 lakh) and the full-blown flagship cafes could cost between Rs 39 and 43 lakh. Following the launch of franchises model on social media, netizens came up with mixed opinion over the initiative. Some of the users supported the business model and several other critised it. “From burger khayega to burger bechega, Dolly has come a long way. All the best.” one user said. Another said,"Dolly tumhari chai mast h, consistent taste h bus ek shiqayat h ab toh foothpath se hatto aur proper dukan ya legal stall kro (Dolly, your tea is amazing, the taste is consistent. Just one complaint, now please move off the footpath and set up a proper shop or legal stall)." "Ab hui real success k raste pe chalne wali chaaal Mama. Go big make Nagpur proud and standout," the next said. The next also said, "MBA chaiwale ka haal yaad hai na- chai raste pey hi paisa banati hai yaad rakhna - aam aadmi ka drink hai aam jaga pey hi peete hai." But Dolly Chaiwala remains undiscouraged. “I didn’t get the chance to go to school,” he said. “But I spent 20 years behind my tea cart…and I never gave up. Today, I feel lucky but more than that, I feel proud,” Moneycontrol quoted.

Dolly Chaiwala has received several applications after he announced his plans to expand the brand “Dolly Ki Tapri” nationwide through a franchise options which has different price for different models.

Over 1600 applications received after Dolly Chaiwala launches ‘Dolly ki Tapri’ franchise—Know how much it cost?

Wimbledon champion Iga Swiatek stirred a social media frenzy by revealing a surprising favourite dish: Pasta with strawberries. Just like pineapple on pizza, it's become a divisive dish, with backers and haters. If you're the former, this is how you make Swiatek's favourite strawberry pasta.

Iga Swiatek's strawberry pasta divides the internet. Step-by-step recipe here

Epstein files client list issue: The lack of any significantly new information in the recent releases related to Jeffrey Epstein has only added to the intrigue about the sex offender who died in an apparent suicide in a New York jail cell in 2019. The US Justice Department's recent memo insisting that there is ‘no client list’ kept by the late financier is resurrecting conspiracy theories about the Epstein case. Critics of the Trump administration had called the February 2025 release of redacted material a disappointing publicity stunt. The redactions were purportedly for protecting the identities of the victims, many of whom were underage. There has been much talk about a ‘phase 2’ release of more material, but suddenly, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, led by Kash Patel, seems not too keen.The lack of a clear timeline is contributing to the conspiracy theories, much of it on social media. People like Elon Musk, the friend-turned-critic of Trump and his administration, are adding new dimensions to the conspiracy theories, practically every week.<h2>'400-page client list': The top Epstein conspiracy theory</h2>It was Pam Bondi, the US attorney general, who stirred a hornet's nest by claiming initially that there was a ‘client list’ and “tens of thousands” of videos linked to the Epstein sex abuse, prostitution and trafficking cases. &nbsp;But the DoJ memo and FBI chief Patel contradicted it, leading to questions about their credibility and intent. There are claims on social media about the existence of the ‘client list’, running into more than 400 pages.&nbsp;The theory is that Epstein used this client list to blackmail people who allegedly took part in his sex trafficking activities. In its memo this month, the Justice Department said no such list exists, contradicting Bondi’s claim of having reviewed such a list..&nbsp; Even politicians from Trump's own Republican party, such as Marjorie Taylor Greene and Rogan O’Handley, attacked it as a ‘shameful coverup to protect heinous elites.’<h2>Epstein conspiracy theories: The secret FBI vault</h2>Another recurring claim is about a secret ‘public vault’ containing evidence material on the Epstein case. Some 12,000 pages of material in text, &nbsp;as well as audio, video, and forensic data are stored in a secure vault in Manhattan’s Jacob K Javits Federal Building, according to the claims, which are not verified or confirmed by any official sources.Even if the information in this so-called vault is released, much of it would still be heavily redacted. It is not clear if all material has been made public, as Bondi has talked bout ‘thousands of pages’ withheld by the FBI’s New York field office and mentioned ‘tens of thousands’ of videos.<h2>Epstein conspiracy theories: Where is the 300 GB of data gone?</h2>The memo issued by the Justice Department earlier this month said searches on properties linked to Epstein uncovered ‘300 gigabytes of data’, and physical evidence.&nbsp; This naturally led to the question: if there's 300 GB of data, where are the files?&nbsp; Why are they not being made public?<h2>'Murder cover-up': Epstein prison cell video stokes more conspiracy theories&nbsp;</h2>Epstein, who at various points in his life had met Bill Clinton, Britain's Prince Andrew, and Donald Trump before he was US president, has been the subject of conspiracy theories since his 2019 prison cell death while awaiting trial for a host of crimes, including sex trafficking.&nbsp;This month, the justice department released nearly 11 hours of CCTV footage from outside his prison cell ahead of Epstein's death on 10 August 2019. But soon, online sleuths found out that the footage was not raw as claimed, and had been edited multiple times, with some crucial moments possibly removed from the camera feed.&nbsp;Soon after Epstein was found dead at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, conspiracy theorists had speculated that he was murdered to silence him about high-profile individuals involved in his sex crimes. &nbsp; The alleged editing of the CCTV footage only intensified these theories. Epstein's autopsy had recorded broken neck bones. This then led to questions as to whether Epstein died of strangulation or hanging, since such signs could be a result of both. &nbsp;<h2>Epstein conspiracy theories: Accusations of protecting the elites</h2>Social media is awash with theories that the heavy redaction of material and the lack of any incriminating stuff against the rich or the famous people who knew Epstein pointed to ‘elite protection.’&nbsp; They say that the potentially incriminating files are locked in a vault controlled by a ‘black hat group’ within the FBI.&nbsp; Musk claimed in June in a since-deleted post that Trump himself appeared in the unreleased files.<h2>‘Epstein was an intelligence agent’: A wild conspiracy theory</h2>One of the wildest speculations is that Epstein was involved with the US intelligence, either as a foreign or domestic agent. The claim is that Epstein's crimes were shielded by the US intelligence agency CIA or the Israeli spy agency Mossad. This was put forth as a question at an official briefing, which Pondi dismissed.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/tensions-rise-between-doj-and-fbi-over-epstein-case-files-1752312613759/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/tensions-rise-between-doj-and-fbi-over-epstein-case-files-1752312613759/embed</a><h2>Information suppression theories on Epstein case files</h2>Interestingly, the lack of any new revelations in the ‘phase 1’ release of material in February this year and the Justice Department memo earlier this month is leading to criticism from Trump's own camp.&nbsp;Key figures in the MAGA movement like Laura Loomer and Alex Jones slammed Bondi and FBI's Patel and Dan Bongino, claiming that they were part of a conspiracy to suppress information. &nbsp;<h2>Epstein case is being politicised via these conspiracy theories</h2>From what has been reported so far, the Epstein files include flight logs, contact lists, evidence catalogues, court documents, and possibly video and audio. More than 11,000 pages are in the FBI vault, out of which 4,553 pages were released in 2024.&nbsp; With people like Musk using the Epstein case to attack Trump, the sex trafficking case has assumed political significance.&nbsp;Supporters of MAGA, Trump's Make America Great Again Movement, who were expecting more government transparency, are disappointed in the slow or redacted nature of revelations on the Epstein case.

There has been much talk about a ‘phase 2’ release of more material in the Epstein case, but suddenly, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, led by Kash Patel, seems not too keen. The lack of a clear timeline is contributing to the conspiracy theories. 

Epstein files client list issue: The lack of any significantly new information in the recent releases related to Jeffrey Epstein has only added to the intrigue about the sex offender who died in an apparent suicide in a New York jail cell in 2019. The US Justice Department's recent memo insisting that there is ‘no client list’ kept by the late financier is resurrecting conspiracy theories about the Epstein case. Critics of the Trump administration had called the February 2025 release of redacted material a disappointing publicity stunt. The redactions were purportedly for protecting the identities of the victims, many of whom were underage. There has been much talk about a ‘phase 2’ release of more material, but suddenly, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, led by Kash Patel, seems not too keen. The lack of a clear timeline is contributing to the conspiracy theories, much of it on social media. People like Elon Musk, the friend-turned-critic of Trump and his administration, are adding new dimensions to the conspiracy theories, practically every week. '400-page client list': The top Epstein conspiracy theory It was Pam Bondi, the US attorney general, who stirred a hornet's nest by claiming initially that there was a ‘client list’ and “tens of thousands” of videos linked to the Epstein sex abuse, prostitution and trafficking cases. But the DoJ memo and FBI chief Patel contradicted it, leading to questions about their credibility and intent. There are claims on social media about the existence of the ‘client list’, running into more than 400 pages. The theory is that Epstein used this client list to blackmail people who allegedly took part in his sex trafficking activities. In its memo this month, the Justice Department said no such list exists, contradicting Bondi’s claim of having reviewed such a list.. Even politicians from Trump's own Republican party, such as Marjorie Taylor Greene and Rogan O’Handley, attacked it as a ‘shameful coverup to protect heinous elites.’ Epstein conspiracy theories: The secret FBI vault Another recurring claim is about a secret ‘public vault’ containing evidence material on the Epstein case. Some 12,000 pages of material in text, as well as audio, video, and forensic data are stored in a secure vault in Manhattan’s Jacob K Javits Federal Building, according to the claims, which are not verified or confirmed by any official sources. Even if the information in this so-called vault is released, much of it would still be heavily redacted. It is not clear if all material has been made public, as Bondi has talked bout ‘thousands of pages’ withheld by the FBI’s New York field office and mentioned ‘tens of thousands’ of videos. Epstein conspiracy theories: Where is the 300 GB of data gone? The memo issued by the Justice Department earlier this month said searches on properties linked to Epstein uncovered ‘300 gigabytes of data’, and physical evidence. This naturally led to the question: if there's 300 GB of data, where are the files? Why are they not being made public? 'Murder cover-up': Epstein prison cell video stokes more conspiracy theories Epstein, who at various points in his life had met Bill Clinton, Britain's Prince Andrew, and Donald Trump before he was US president, has been the subject of conspiracy theories since his 2019 prison cell death while awaiting trial for a host of crimes, including sex trafficking. This month, the justice department released nearly 11 hours of CCTV footage from outside his prison cell ahead of Epstein's death on 10 August 2019. But soon, online sleuths found out that the footage was not raw as claimed, and had been edited multiple times, with some crucial moments possibly removed from the camera feed. Soon after Epstein was found dead at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, conspiracy theorists had speculated that he was murdered to silence him about high-profile individuals involved in his sex crimes. The alleged editing of the CCTV footage only intensified these theories. Epstein's autopsy had recorded broken neck bones. This then led to questions as to whether Epstein died of strangulation or hanging, since such signs could be a result of both. Epstein conspiracy theories: Accusations of protecting the elites Social media is awash with theories that the heavy redaction of material and the lack of any incriminating stuff against the rich or the famous people who knew Epstein pointed to ‘elite protection.’ They say that the potentially incriminating files are locked in a vault controlled by a ‘black hat group’ within the FBI. Musk claimed in June in a since-deleted post that Trump himself appeared in the unreleased files. ‘Epstein was an intelligence agent’: A wild conspiracy theory One of the wildest speculations is that Epstein was involved with the US intelligence, either as a foreign or domestic agent. The claim is that Epstein's crimes were shielded by the US intelligence agency CIA or the Israeli spy agency Mossad. This was put forth as a question at an official briefing, which Pondi dismissed. https://www.wionews.com/videos/tensions-rise-between-doj-and-fbi-over-epstein-case-files-1752312613759/embed Information suppression theories on Epstein case files Interestingly, the lack of any new revelations in the ‘phase 1’ release of material in February this year and the Justice Department memo earlier this month is leading to criticism from Trump's own camp. Key figures in the MAGA movement like Laura Loomer and Alex Jones slammed Bondi and FBI's Patel and Dan Bongino, claiming that they were part of a conspiracy to suppress information. Epstein case is being politicised via these conspiracy theories From what has been reported so far, the Epstein files include flight logs, contact lists, evidence catalogues, court documents, and possibly video and audio. More than 11,000 pages are in the FBI vault, out of which 4,553 pages were released in 2024. With people like Musk using the Epstein case to attack Trump, the sex trafficking case has assumed political significance. Supporters of MAGA, Trump's Make America Great Again Movement, who were expecting more government transparency, are disappointed in the slow or redacted nature of revelations on the Epstein case.

There has been much talk about a ‘phase 2’ release of more material in the Epstein case, but suddenly, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, led by Kash Patel, seems not too keen. The lack of a clear timeline is contributing to the conspiracy theories.&nbsp;

Jeffrey Epstein conspiracy theories: Secret FBI vault, 300 GB data, ‘400-page client list’, we haven't seen the last of it yet

Despite all the struggle put up by Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj along with Ravindra Jadeja during the Lord's Test against England, the game ended on a heartbreak with Ben Stokes' side securing a 22-run win to make it 2-1 in the five-match series. Jadeja left everything on the field, and he steered India's recovery in the 193-run pursuit even though the visitors were 112/8 at lunch on the fourth day.&nbsp;&nbsp;The left-handed bat stayed unbeaten on 61, but in the end could do nothing as Mohammed Siraj lost his wicket to Shoaib Bashir, setting the stage for an unforgettable England win. Following the end of the Lord's Test, former India Test captain Anil Kumble compared the match to the 1999 Chennai Test between India and Pakistan, in which the latter defeated the former by 12 runs.&nbsp;Sachin Tendulkar was at the forefront of India's struggle in the Chennai Test, and in Lord's, it was Ravindra Jadeja. But both's efforts were in vain, as their teams could not cross the finishing line. In the match in 1999, Javagal Srinath was the last of his wicket to fall, getting bowled by Saqlain Mushtaq.&nbsp;"I was reminded of one Test match when we lost to Pakistan by 12 runs in Chennai. It was a similar sort of match. Javagal Srinath, over here it is Mohammed Siraj. Just enough on the ball to knock over that bail," said Kumble during a discussion with digital broadcasters.&nbsp;Bashir took the last wicket. Siraj played back to the ball quite well. But Bashir's overspin resulted in the ball spinning behind after hitting the pitch, and it rolled into the leg stump. It was sufficient to disturb the bail. Siraj was completely crestfallen following the sight of the ball reverting back to the stumps. England's Joe Root also went up to and Mohammed Siraj to offer him some consolation.&nbsp;“Jadeja batted beautifully to get India to this score and this close to winning. But credit to England, they just stuck to their task. It's not like he was looking to take the bowler on. But I guess the silly point coming in made him play back. It bounced on him. But certainly, India would have thought that a great chance to get past and win a very historic win,” Kumble added.

History repeats Bashirs rolling ball rekindles memories of Indias 1999 heartbreak against Pakistan in Chennai

Despite all the struggle put up by Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj along with Ravindra Jadeja during the Lord's Test against England, the game ended on a heartbreak with Ben Stokes' side securing a 22-run win to make it 2-1 in the five-match series. Jadeja left everything on the field, and he steered India's recovery in the 193-run pursuit even though the visitors were 112/8 at lunch on the fourth day. The left-handed bat stayed unbeaten on 61, but in the end could do nothing as Mohammed Siraj lost his wicket to Shoaib Bashir, setting the stage for an unforgettable England win. Following the end of the Lord's Test, former India Test captain Anil Kumble compared the match to the 1999 Chennai Test between India and Pakistan, in which the latter defeated the former by 12 runs. Sachin Tendulkar was at the forefront of India's struggle in the Chennai Test, and in Lord's, it was Ravindra Jadeja. But both's efforts were in vain, as their teams could not cross the finishing line. In the match in 1999, Javagal Srinath was the last of his wicket to fall, getting bowled by Saqlain Mushtaq. "I was reminded of one Test match when we lost to Pakistan by 12 runs in Chennai. It was a similar sort of match. Javagal Srinath, over here it is Mohammed Siraj. Just enough on the ball to knock over that bail," said Kumble during a discussion with digital broadcasters. Bashir took the last wicket. Siraj played back to the ball quite well. But Bashir's overspin resulted in the ball spinning behind after hitting the pitch, and it rolled into the leg stump. It was sufficient to disturb the bail. Siraj was completely crestfallen following the sight of the ball reverting back to the stumps. England's Joe Root also went up to and Mohammed Siraj to offer him some consolation. “Jadeja batted beautifully to get India to this score and this close to winning. But credit to England, they just stuck to their task. It's not like he was looking to take the bowler on. But I guess the silly point coming in made him play back. It bounced on him. But certainly, India would have thought that a great chance to get past and win a very historic win,” Kumble added.

England pulled off a thrilling win against India in the third Test match being played at Lord's Cricket Ground. England won the match by 22 runs

History repeats: Bashir’s rolling ball rekindles memories of India's 1999 heartbreak against Pakistan in Chennai

Voyager 1, the spacecraft that took off from Earth in 1977 and is today careening through the vast expanse of interstellar space, is gearing up to reach a historic point in the universe. In November 2026, Voyager 1 will become the first man-made spacecraft to travel to a mark that is one light-day from Earth - a point light takes an entire day to reach from our planet. NASA's spacecraft is still going strong even after 48 years. It has accomplished several milestones in this time, and the one set to occur in 2026 will be the highlight of its space journey. Right now, Voyager 1 is around 24 billion kilometres from Earth and travelling at a speed of 61,195 kilometres per hour. That's slow in space, but still effective for Voyager. It is the most distant human-made object from Earth. One of its many aims is to encounter alien life. In preparation for that day, the Voyager is carrying a Golden Record with a message from humans. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/voyager-spacecraft-crossed-wall-of-fire-to-reach-interstellar-space-what-is-it-1749714537835">Voyager spacecraft crossed 'wall of fire' to reach interstellar space. What is it?</a>&nbsp;<h2>Voyager 1 and the wall of fire</h2>In 2026, Voyager 1 will be 25.9 billion kilometres from Earth. If light is beamed from Earth towards Voyager at this point, it will take exactly 24 hours to reach it. It would be a defining moment in human space exploration and its journey so far in exploring the expanse of the universe. The momentous occasion is still over a year away, but scientists are already eagerly preparing for it. Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 have achieved several important points in space and also shed light on the planets in the solar system as they visited them on their way to outer space. When the Voyager probes reached the heliopause, the edge of the heliosphere, they encountered temperatures of 54,000-90,000 degrees Fahrenheit. This point is also called the “wall of fire” because of the extreme temperatures. Despite the high heat, they survived and, as per NASA, Voyager 1 reached the interstellar boundary in 2012. After it crossed the heliosphere, the protective bubble of solar wind, it started sending data about outer space. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science-tech/nasa-solves-problem-with-voyager-1-that-could-not-be-fixed-9071323">NASA fixes a 21-year-old fault aboard Voyager 1 that no one thought could ever be solved</a>&nbsp;<h2>Till when will Voyager 1 work?</h2>Voyager 1 also made crucial discoveries at Jupiter and Saturn, where it found new moons and rings of the two planets. It photographed Jupiter in January 1979 and, in March, made its closest flyby of the planet at a distance of about 349,000 kilometres. Next was Saturn and Voyager 1, the ringed planet, in November 1980, with the closest approach on November 12, 1980. NASA is doing all it can to keep it going for as many years as possible. The spacecraft is expected to remain strong until the 2030s at least, after which its systems will die down. Recently, the space agency managed to revive thrusters aboard the Voyager 1 spacecraft that stopped working in 2004. There is a range of scientific instruments on board Voyager 1 that help it send back data from interstellar space. To increase its life, many of its instruments have been turned off to conserve power. Voyager 1 has proven that it is a marvellous feat designed by humans, having endured radiation and the harsh environment of space.

Voyager 1 was launched in 1977, and after 49 years of travelling, it will reach a milestone in space that was once thought unachievable. The spacecraft is still going strong, and in 2026, it will make yet another record, one of light-day proportions. 

Voyager 1, the spacecraft that took off from Earth in 1977 and is today careening through the vast expanse of interstellar space, is gearing up to reach a historic point in the universe. In November 2026, Voyager 1 will become the first man-made spacecraft to travel to a mark that is one light-day from Earth - a point light takes an entire day to reach from our planet. NASA's spacecraft is still going strong even after 48 years. It has accomplished several milestones in this time, and the one set to occur in 2026 will be the highlight of its space journey. Right now, Voyager 1 is around 24 billion kilometres from Earth and travelling at a speed of 61,195 kilometres per hour. That's slow in space, but still effective for Voyager. It is the most distant human-made object from Earth. One of its many aims is to encounter alien life. In preparation for that day, the Voyager is carrying a Golden Record with a message from humans. Also Read: Voyager spacecraft crossed 'wall of fire' to reach interstellar space. What is it? Voyager 1 and the wall of fire In 2026, Voyager 1 will be 25.9 billion kilometres from Earth. If light is beamed from Earth towards Voyager at this point, it will take exactly 24 hours to reach it. It would be a defining moment in human space exploration and its journey so far in exploring the expanse of the universe. The momentous occasion is still over a year away, but scientists are already eagerly preparing for it. Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 have achieved several important points in space and also shed light on the planets in the solar system as they visited them on their way to outer space. When the Voyager probes reached the heliopause, the edge of the heliosphere, they encountered temperatures of 54,000-90,000 degrees Fahrenheit. This point is also called the “wall of fire” because of the extreme temperatures. Despite the high heat, they survived and, as per NASA, Voyager 1 reached the interstellar boundary in 2012. After it crossed the heliosphere, the protective bubble of solar wind, it started sending data about outer space. Also Read: NASA fixes a 21-year-old fault aboard Voyager 1 that no one thought could ever be solved Till when will Voyager 1 work? Voyager 1 also made crucial discoveries at Jupiter and Saturn, where it found new moons and rings of the two planets. It photographed Jupiter in January 1979 and, in March, made its closest flyby of the planet at a distance of about 349,000 kilometres. Next was Saturn and Voyager 1, the ringed planet, in November 1980, with the closest approach on November 12, 1980. NASA is doing all it can to keep it going for as many years as possible. The spacecraft is expected to remain strong until the 2030s at least, after which its systems will die down. Recently, the space agency managed to revive thrusters aboard the Voyager 1 spacecraft that stopped working in 2004. There is a range of scientific instruments on board Voyager 1 that help it send back data from interstellar space. To increase its life, many of its instruments have been turned off to conserve power. Voyager 1 has proven that it is a marvellous feat designed by humans, having endured radiation and the harsh environment of space.

Voyager 1 was launched in 1977, and after 49 years of travelling, it will reach a milestone in space that was once thought unachievable. The spacecraft is still going strong, and in 2026, it will make yet another record, one of light-day proportions.&nbsp;

Voyager 1 at one light-day: Spacecraft to reach unthinkable milestone after 49 years

Imran Khan's younger son, Qasim Khan, took to social media in another call to release his father and former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan, from jail. Taking to the social media platform X, Kasim wrote, "Our father spent most of his life in Pakistan - far from us. Not because he had to, but because he chose to stand against a corrupt system."&nbsp;"He wasn’t with us every day as a father, but for Pakistan, he always stood as a leader. He gave everything to this country: hospitals, universities, and a movement for justice," the ex-Pakistani PM's son said.&nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">ہمارے والد نے اپنی زندگی کا زیادہ تر وقت پاکستان میں گزارا - ہم سے دور ۔ اس لیے نہیں کہ اُنہیں ایسا کرنا پڑا، بلکہ اس لیے کہ انہوں نے ایک کرپٹ نظام کے خلاف کھڑے ہونے کا فیصلہ کیا۔ وہ ہر روز ہمارے ساتھ ایک باپ کے طور پر موجود نہیں تھے، لیکن پاکستان کے لیے وہ ہمیشہ ایک رہنما بن کر… <a href="https://t.co/N7tCyOZ9Et">pic.twitter.com/N7tCyOZ9Et</a>&mdash; Kasim Khan (@Kasim_Khan_1999) <a href="https://twitter.com/Kasim_Khan_1999/status/1944771785414590539?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 14, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Kasim further added, "He was offered the chance to live the rest of his life in peace - to walk with us in England or play cricket. But instead, he chose to remain in dark imprisonment."&nbsp;"His sacrifice is for Pakistan. His strength - the people of Pakistan," he ended the post.&nbsp;Banned from Pakistan?&nbsp;After their demand for the release of their father from jail, Imran Khan's children faced the threat of being them from entering Pakistan. The Minister of State for Law and Justice, Barrister Aqeel Malik, on Wednesday (July 9) warned that the Pakistani government could deny the entry of the former prime minister's sons if they travel the country to “spread discord”.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/odisha-self-immolation-tragedy-aiims-declares-student-clinically-dead-after-burn-injuries-1752557375353/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/odisha-self-immolation-tragedy-aiims-declares-student-clinically-dead-after-burn-injuries-1752557375353/embed</a> Imran’s sons: Suleman Khan (28) and Kasim Khan (26), called out for their father's jail term since Khan's arrest in August 2023 against the £190 million corruption case. It was the first time the two had publicly talked about their father’s incarceration.&nbsp;Kasim, posted on the social media platform X on Monday (July 7), calling for his father's release. He said in the post that the PTI founder had been imprisoned for 700 days and cut off from his family and even his personal physician.&nbsp;Addressing the matter on Geo News programme ‘Capital Talk’, Malik said the government had no issue with Kasim and Suleiman entering Pakistan, provided they do not engage in protests or political activity.&nbsp;“If they intend to get a visa to visit Pakistan, the concerned authorities in the interior ministry will look at their purpose of visit … But their aunt (Aleema) said … that they are coming to join the PTI movement,” the minister said.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Kasim Khan said Imran Khan wasn’t with him and his brother every day as a father, but for Pakistan, he always stood as a leader. He gave everything to this country: hospitals, universities, and a movement for justice. 

Imran Khan's younger son, Qasim Khan, took to social media in another call to release his father and former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan, from jail. Taking to the social media platform X, Kasim wrote, "Our father spent most of his life in Pakistan - far from us. Not because he had to, but because he chose to stand against a corrupt system." "He wasn’t with us every day as a father, but for Pakistan, he always stood as a leader. He gave everything to this country: hospitals, universities, and a movement for justice," the ex-Pakistani PM's son said.

Kasim Khan said Imran Khan wasn’t with him and his brother every day as a father, but for Pakistan, he always stood as a leader. He gave everything to this country: hospitals, universities, and a movement for justice.&nbsp;

'Wasn’t with us every day as a father, but...': Imran Khan's son says ex-Pakistan PM 'chose to remain in dark imprisonment'

The Jeffrey Epstein ghost is haunting America again. This time, it is the so-called Epstien Files, containing material and evidence that could potentially incriminate some high-level figures, has become a political flashpoint once again. President Donald Trump publicly admonished a journalist who asked a question about it. FBI director Kash Patel, who had promised to unseal all documents related to the late convicted sex trafficker and financier, seems to have downplayed what's there in the material. Pam Bondi, the US attorney general, had earlier indicated that there's a lot more material in the Epstien files. While the phase 1 tranche was released as promised by the Trump administration in February, it hardly contained anything new.&nbsp;&nbsp;What is there in the material that's yet to be released? Based on reports, the contents of Epstein files could run into more than 10,000 pages and thousands of hours of video footage, including child sex abuse material. Here is what we know:<h2>What's in the Epstein Files?</h2>The Epstein files refer to a variety of material: Documents, evidence collected from Epestien's estate and court records. Together, these tell the story of his sexual exploitation of more than 250 girls, mostly underage at the time, in states across the US- mainly New York and Florida - and an offshore private island. There is a political furore over the Trump administration's apparent reluctance to release the entire material. They include:<h2>Flight logs of the ‘Lolita Express’</h2>Epstein, who was the hedge fund manager to some of the most high-profile businesspeople, had a private jet, nicknamed ‘Lolita Express’. The flight logs of this plane is a crucial piece of evidence. Some of the logs are alerady out, partly discussed during the prosecution of Epstein's former companion Ghislaine Maxwell. Some high profile indiviuals are known to have travelled in that plane, but much of it is redacetd to protect victims' identities.<h2>The 'Black Book' containing possible client list</h2>Epstein is described in court documents as having facilitated sex for high-profile individuals with girls, often underage. His address book, a redacted version of which was released in February, contained several prominent individuals' names. Epstein moved in the top circles of finance, business, politics and entertainment, so it is natural for him to have several contacts in the Black Book. But it would be presumptuous to think that all of them were the clients of his sex trafficking network.<h2>‘Evidence list’ of things collected during the raids of Epstein's properties</h2>The evidence list is a catalogue containing what was collected by investigators from Epstein's properties, mainly in New York and his private island located in the US Virgin Islands. The US Little Saint James - also called 'Epstein Island' and 'Pedophile Island'- &nbsp;was the location to which Epstein used to fly his clients and underage girls for sexual encounters, according to court documents. Investigators raided the island after Epstein died in a New York Prison cell. The evidence list runs into only three pages. But some of the descriptions are shocking and hint at what could still be hidden from public view. The listed items included a CD marked 'girl pics nude book 4,' massage tables, photo albums including one marked 'photo album of girl and Epstein', copper handcuffs, a whip, recording devices, computers, hard drives, and memory sticks. Some $17,115 in cash was recovered in a bag during a raid in 2008, when Epstein was in jail in a trafficking case, which he managed to get out of. This evidence list was released in February, but not all the contents within the list.<h2>Masseuse List in Epstein Files</h2>The Phase 1 material released by the US Justice Department in February contained a masseuse list. It is mostly redacted, possibly because the masseuses were underage at the time.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/billionaires-bonhomie-blackmail-how-jeffrey-epstein-skirted-the-law-for-years-1752148838344/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/billionaires-bonhomie-blackmail-how-jeffrey-epstein-skirted-the-law-for-years-1752148838344/embed</a>&nbsp;<h2>Court documents in the Epstein Files</h2>The various court documents that form part of the Epstein Files include material on the 2008 case in Florida, in which Epstein escaped with a minor sentence after pleading guilty to child prostitution charges. The other court documents include the 2019 federal sex trafficking charges and lawsuits filed against Epstein and Maxwell. The most high-profile among these is the suit filed by Virginia Giuffre against Maxwell and Briain's Prince Andrew. The court documents include allegations of abuse and victim depositions.<h2>‘Thousands of ’ videos and photos in Epstein Files</h2>Probably the massive piece of evidence that will never come to light is the reported ‘tens of thousands’ of videos and photos, whose existence is doubted. Some of it could contain child sex abuse material. A court document from 2023 said that such content was found at Epstein’s estate. But indictments against Epstein do not mention these. US Attorney General Pam Bondi claimed earlier this year that the videos exist, while FBI chief Kash Patel has since downplayed it.<h2>Surveillance footage of Epstein Files</h2>The Justice Department this month released nearly 11 hours of CCTV footage from Epstein’s cell the night before his death. DoJ claimed it was raw footage, but digital forensic analysts said it had been edited using Adobe Premiere Pro, and pointed out that a minute of footage around midnight was missing.&nbsp;

Based on reports, the contents Epstein files could run into more than 10,000 pages and thousands of hours of video footage including child sex abuse material. Here is what we know 

The Jeffrey Epstein ghost is haunting America again. This time, it is the so-called Epstien Files, containing material and evidence that could potentially incriminate some high-level figures, has become a political flashpoint once again. President Donald Trump publicly admonished a journalist who asked a question about it. FBI director Kash Patel, who had promised to unseal all documents related to the late convicted sex trafficker and financier, seems to have downplayed what's there in the material. Pam Bondi, the US attorney general, had earlier indicated that there's a lot more material in the Epstien files. While the phase 1 tranche was released as promised by the Trump administration in February, it hardly contained anything new. What is there in the material that's yet to be released? Based on reports, the contents of Epstein files could run into more than 10,000 pages and thousands of hours of video footage, including child sex abuse material. Here is what we know: What's in the Epstein Files? The Epstein files refer to a variety of material: Documents, evidence collected from Epestien's estate and court records. Together, these tell the story of his sexual exploitation of more than 250 girls, mostly underage at the time, in states across the US- mainly New York and Florida - and an offshore private island. There is a political furore over the Trump administration's apparent reluctance to release the entire material. They include: Flight logs of the ‘Lolita Express’ Epstein, who was the hedge fund manager to some of the most high-profile businesspeople, had a private jet, nicknamed ‘Lolita Express’. The flight logs of this plane is a crucial piece of evidence. Some of the logs are alerady out, partly discussed during the prosecution of Epstein's former companion Ghislaine Maxwell. Some high profile indiviuals are known to have travelled in that plane, but much of it is redacetd to protect victims' identities. The 'Black Book' containing possible client list Epstein is described in court documents as having facilitated sex for high-profile individuals with girls, often underage. His address book, a redacted version of which was released in February, contained several prominent individuals' names. Epstein moved in the top circles of finance, business, politics and entertainment, so it is natural for him to have several contacts in the Black Book. But it would be presumptuous to think that all of them were the clients of his sex trafficking network. ‘Evidence list’ of things collected during the raids of Epstein's properties The evidence list is a catalogue containing what was collected by investigators from Epstein's properties, mainly in New York and his private island located in the US Virgin Islands. The US Little Saint James - also called 'Epstein Island' and 'Pedophile Island'- was the location to which Epstein used to fly his clients and underage girls for sexual encounters, according to court documents. Investigators raided the island after Epstein died in a New York Prison cell. The evidence list runs into only three pages. But some of the descriptions are shocking and hint at what could still be hidden from public view. The listed items included a CD marked 'girl pics nude book 4,' massage tables, photo albums including one marked 'photo album of girl and Epstein', copper handcuffs, a whip, recording devices, computers, hard drives, and memory sticks. Some $17,115 in cash was recovered in a bag during a raid in 2008, when Epstein was in jail in a trafficking case, which he managed to get out of. This evidence list was released in February, but not all the contents within the list. Masseuse List in Epstein Files The Phase 1 material released by the US Justice Department in February contained a masseuse list. It is mostly redacted, possibly because the masseuses were underage at the time. https://www.wionews.com/videos/billionaires-bonhomie-blackmail-how-jeffrey-epstein-skirted-the-law-for-years-1752148838344/embed Court documents in the Epstein Files The various court documents that form part of the Epstein Files include material on the 2008 case in Florida, in which Epstein escaped with a minor sentence after pleading guilty to child prostitution charges. The other court documents include the 2019 federal sex trafficking charges and lawsuits filed against Epstein and Maxwell. The most high-profile among these is the suit filed by Virginia Giuffre against Maxwell and Briain's Prince Andrew. The court documents include allegations of abuse and victim depositions. ‘Thousands of ’ videos and photos in Epstein Files Probably the massive piece of evidence that will never come to light is the reported ‘tens of thousands’ of videos and photos, whose existence is doubted. Some of it could contain child sex abuse material. A court document from 2023 said that such content was found at Epstein’s estate. But indictments against Epstein do not mention these. US Attorney General Pam Bondi claimed earlier this year that the videos exist, while FBI chief Kash Patel has since downplayed it. Surveillance footage of Epstein Files The Justice Department this month released nearly 11 hours of CCTV footage from Epstein’s cell the night before his death. DoJ claimed it was raw footage, but digital forensic analysts said it had been edited using Adobe Premiere Pro, and pointed out that a minute of footage around midnight was missing.

Based on reports, the contents Epstein files could run into more than 10,000 pages and thousands of hours of video footage including child sex abuse material. Here is what we know&nbsp;

CD marked 'girl pics nude', thousands of videos, flight log, masseuse list: What is in Epstein Files?

Poland’s Iga Swiatek took another step towards a career Grand Slam title on Saturday (July 12) after she won the Wimbledon ladies singles Championship beating America’s Amanda Anisimova in a double bagel (6-0, 6-0). While the win was historic, the Poland star also made headlines for some off-court diet routines, which included pasta with strawberries, raising eyebrows among tennis fans. However, she has now been joined by Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk whose post has gone viral which included pasta with strawberries.&nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Smacznego! 🏆 <a href="https://t.co/aSNKNIh4uw">pic.twitter.com/aSNKNIh4uw</a>&mdash; Donald Tusk (@donaldtusk) <a href="https://twitter.com/donaldtusk/status/1944077689687830854?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 12, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>Polish PM takes centre stage</h2>Swiatek, after winning her third round match against Danielle Collins, Świątek revealed that her favourite dish is pasta with strawberries, which resonated with some while raising eyebrows with others across the continent. After the Championship win over Anisimova, Poland PM Tusk posted a picture where he is seen having pasta with strawberries, supporting a surprising cocktail dish.&nbsp;&nbsp;"I have my favourite dish. I ate it often as a child. It's pasta with strawberries. You should try it. Pasta, strawberries and a bit of yogurt, it's just delicious," Świątek said after winning her match against Danielle Collins.&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/indian-bowlers-achieve-rare-test-record-at-lords-first-time-since-1955-1752498536717">In series dominated by batters, Indian bowlers achieve RARE Test record first time since 1955</a>&nbsp;Netizens did not hold back after the revelation as funny reactions have since surfaced including a few stating “crime against pasta” to underline the lack of support for a cocktail.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">I prefer pierogi with strawberries but yes, we also have pasta. And, worth reminding, Polish cuisine is among the best in the world. <a href="https://t.co/ClZNCF1ivg">pic.twitter.com/ClZNCF1ivg</a>&mdash; pedro65 🇵🇱 (@PiotrJungiewicz) <a href="https://twitter.com/PiotrJungiewicz/status/1941782733144863086?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 6, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

“I prefer pierogi with strawberries but yes, we also have pasta. And, worth reminding, Polish cuisine is among the best in the world,” wrote one of the users.&nbsp; “Omg so funny!” wrote another user.&nbsp;“People often mock Polish strawberry pasta, but it’s actually a nutritious meal,” another user wrote while supporting the claim.<h2>One step away from career Grand Slam</h2>After Saturday’s win, Swiatek is just one step away from completing a career Grand Slam as she now needs an Australian Open crown to complete the set. She now has six major slams to her name including four French Open, one US Open and the latest Wimbledon crown. She was the losing semifinalist at the Australian Open earlier in the year, and will now vow to complete the impressive trophy haul.

Iga Swiatek, after winning her third round match against Danielle Collins revealed that her favourite dish is pasta with strawberries, which resonated with some while raising eyebrows with others across the continent. 

Poland’s Iga Swiatek took another step towards a career Grand Slam title on Saturday (July 12) after she won the Wimbledon ladies singles Championship beating America’s Amanda Anisimova in a double bagel (6-0, 6-0). While the win was historic, the Poland star also made headlines for some off-court diet routines, which included pasta with strawberries, raising eyebrows among tennis fans. However, she has now been joined by Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk whose post has gone viral which included pasta with strawberries.

Iga Swiatek, after winning her third round match against Danielle Collins revealed that her favourite dish is pasta with strawberries, which resonated with some while raising eyebrows with others across the continent.&nbsp;

'Pasta with strawberries', Polish PM's post goes viral days after Iga Swiatek makes bizarre food confession

Earth's largest waterfall is hiding in the ocean. The Denmark Strait cataract is buried inside Arctic waters and stretches over 11,500 feet. In comparison, the Niagara Falls, comprising three parts, has its highest point measuring only 181 feet. Angel Falls, located in Venezuela, has a height of 3,212 feet and is the highest waterfall in the world. Yet, it dwarfs in front of the Denmark Strait, which, despite being gigantic, is not visible. The humongous fall has a mighty descent, but no one has ever heard its roar. It does not even release a mist to signal its presence. This waterfall lies between Iceland and Greenland and starts thousands of feet below the surface. The Denmark Strait cataract was discovered decades ago by testing the temperature and salinity profiles through the channel. It follows completely different principles from waterfalls found on land that form when rivers spill over cliffs. The Denmark Strait is a submarine cascade which is a result of the denser, colder water gushing in from the Nordic Sea. As it crashes downward into the Atlantic Ocean, it quickly spreads, with over 3.2 million cubic meters of water flowing per second. This is way more than the Amazon River’s flow into the Atlantic. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/scientists-reveal-ghost-under-oman-forcibly-changed-india-s-direction-40-million-years-ago-1752313684421">Why is India where it is? Because 'ghost' force under Oman pushed it 40 million years ago</a>&nbsp;<h2>The Last Ice Age carved the ridge 11,500 years ago</h2>The plunge happens because of a submerged ridge left behind by glaciers during the Last Ice Age. This happened roughly 17,500 to 11,500 years ago. Over the years, glacial debris, volcanic eruptions and continuous currents have hardened it. As the water falls over it, a massive waterfall is created, which is nothing humans can even imagine. The Denmark Strait cataract is not simply the world's largest waterfall. Its presence miles under the ocean plays a crucial role in regulating the world's climate. As the world heats up, scientists warn that this waterfall could also undergo changes, triggering alterations in weather across the world. The channelling of cold water from the Nordic Sea into the Atlantic supports a process known as the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC). It is what dictates the weather patterns across the world by distributing heat and nutrients to all parts of the world. The ocean life would be very different without it, as would the low temperatures of Europe, and the marine life thriving in the world's oceans. In short, this undersea waterfall is vital to how the world functions. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/is-a-rogue-planet-roaming-in-the-solar-system-dwarf-planet-sedna-2076-1752223198472">Scientists in race against time to reach outer world planet roaming in our solar system in 2076</a>&nbsp;<h2>Climate change and impact on Earth's largest waterfall</h2>However, climate change is threatening the Denmark Strait cataract also. The warming Arctic waters could affect the salinity and temperature of the ocean water that flows into this portion of the ocean. This could upset the waterfall's flow, slowing it down or changing it entirely. If this happens, weather patterns will be altered, ocean temperatures would go up, and hurricanes would get stronger and might even veer off on unknown paths. Marine scientist Anna Sanchez Vidal highlights one place which is already feeling the effects of changes on the undersea waterfall. “A good example is on the Catalan coast, where the decrease in the number of tramontane days in winter in the Gulf of Lion and north of the Catalan coast is causing a weakening of this oceanographic process, which is decisive in regulating the climate and has a great impact on deep ecosystems,” she says.&nbsp;

Not Niagara Falls, not Angel Falls, but the worlds largest waterfall is one that humans cannot even see, and will never in their lifetime. The secret waterfall might be hidden, yet it impacts how Earth functions. Where is the worlds largest waterfall? 

Earth's largest waterfall is hiding in the ocean. The Denmark Strait cataract is buried inside Arctic waters and stretches over 11,500 feet. In comparison, the Niagara Falls, comprising three parts, has its highest point measuring only 181 feet. Angel Falls, located in Venezuela, has a height of 3,212 feet and is the highest waterfall in the world. Yet, it dwarfs in front of the Denmark Strait, which, despite being gigantic, is not visible. The humongous fall has a mighty descent, but no one has ever heard its roar. It does not even release a mist to signal its presence. This waterfall lies between Iceland and Greenland and starts thousands of feet below the surface. The Denmark Strait cataract was discovered decades ago by testing the temperature and salinity profiles through the channel. It follows completely different principles from waterfalls found on land that form when rivers spill over cliffs. The Denmark Strait is a submarine cascade which is a result of the denser, colder water gushing in from the Nordic Sea. As it crashes downward into the Atlantic Ocean, it quickly spreads, with over 3.2 million cubic meters of water flowing per second. This is way more than the Amazon River’s flow into the Atlantic. Also Read: Why is India where it is? Because 'ghost' force under Oman pushed it 40 million years ago The Last Ice Age carved the ridge 11,500 years ago The plunge happens because of a submerged ridge left behind by glaciers during the Last Ice Age. This happened roughly 17,500 to 11,500 years ago. Over the years, glacial debris, volcanic eruptions and continuous currents have hardened it. As the water falls over it, a massive waterfall is created, which is nothing humans can even imagine. The Denmark Strait cataract is not simply the world's largest waterfall. Its presence miles under the ocean plays a crucial role in regulating the world's climate. As the world heats up, scientists warn that this waterfall could also undergo changes, triggering alterations in weather across the world. The channelling of cold water from the Nordic Sea into the Atlantic supports a process known as the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC). It is what dictates the weather patterns across the world by distributing heat and nutrients to all parts of the world. The ocean life would be very different without it, as would the low temperatures of Europe, and the marine life thriving in the world's oceans. In short, this undersea waterfall is vital to how the world functions. Also Read: Scientists in race against time to reach outer world planet roaming in our solar system in 2076 Climate change and impact on Earth's largest waterfall However, climate change is threatening the Denmark Strait cataract also. The warming Arctic waters could affect the salinity and temperature of the ocean water that flows into this portion of the ocean. This could upset the waterfall's flow, slowing it down or changing it entirely. If this happens, weather patterns will be altered, ocean temperatures would go up, and hurricanes would get stronger and might even veer off on unknown paths. Marine scientist Anna Sanchez Vidal highlights one place which is already feeling the effects of changes on the undersea waterfall. “A good example is on the Catalan coast, where the decrease in the number of tramontane days in winter in the Gulf of Lion and north of the Catalan coast is causing a weakening of this oceanographic process, which is decisive in regulating the climate and has a great impact on deep ecosystems,” she says.

Not Niagara Falls, not Angel Falls, but the world's largest waterfall is one that humans cannot even see, and will never in their lifetime. The secret waterfall might be hidden, yet it impacts how Earth functions. Where is the world's largest waterfall?&nbsp;

World's largest waterfall is 11,500 feet high. Yet, you cannot see it. Here's why

A 19-year-old employee cleaning a meat grinder at a California factory on Sunday got sucked into it after it unexpectedly started operating, People reported. A representative for the City of Vernon told the publication that the tragic incident happened at &nbsp;Tina’s Burritos food processing plant. The unidentified staff member was working at the plant during the after-hours sanitation shift. Something activated the machine, and he was pulled inside the meat grinder. He called out for help, but the workers were unable to switch it off. He was a member of the sanitation team at Tina's Burritos on Vernon Avenue, the Vernon Police Department said. Sgt. Daniel Onopa said that it happened at 9:30 pm, ABC 6 reported. The incident is being investigated, and the police are trying to ascertain how the meat grinder started operating.&nbsp;The teenager was working as usual on the machine on Sunday night. However, the meat grinder switched on unexpectedly. Before he could realise what had happened, he was sucked in and got trapped in the machine. He shouted, and his cries for help reached others on the floor. They all gathered at the site and tried to help him, but could not save him. After the police arrived, they found his body in the grinder. A probe has been initiated to understand what went wrong. Reports told of other staff workers gathered outside the factory, standing in disbelief at what had happened. There is no information on what led the meat grinder to start operating. The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health and the District Attorney’s Office are working together to investigate the teenager's death. However, officials don't suspect any foul play. The City of Vernon representative said, "Our thoughts are with the family, friends, and coworkers affected by this tragedy." Tina's Burritos is yet to comment on the tragic death at its plant.

A 19-year-old worker was sucked into a meat grinder at a food processing plant in California and died. He cried for help after being pulled in. Other workers tried to switch it off, but could not save him. The police are investigating the incident.

A 19-year-old employee cleaning a meat grinder at a California factory on Sunday got sucked into it after it unexpectedly started operating, People reported. A representative for the City of Vernon told the publication that the tragic incident happened at Tina’s Burritos food processing plant. The unidentified staff member was working at the plant during the after-hours sanitation shift. Something activated the machine, and he was pulled inside the meat grinder. He called out for help, but the workers were unable to switch it off. He was a member of the sanitation team at Tina's Burritos on Vernon Avenue, the Vernon Police Department said. Sgt. Daniel Onopa said that it happened at 9:30 pm, ABC 6 reported. The incident is being investigated, and the police are trying to ascertain how the meat grinder started operating. The teenager was working as usual on the machine on Sunday night. However, the meat grinder switched on unexpectedly. Before he could realise what had happened, he was sucked in and got trapped in the machine. He shouted, and his cries for help reached others on the floor. They all gathered at the site and tried to help him, but could not save him. After the police arrived, they found his body in the grinder. A probe has been initiated to understand what went wrong. Reports told of other staff workers gathered outside the factory, standing in disbelief at what had happened. There is no information on what led the meat grinder to start operating. The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health and the District Attorney’s Office are working together to investigate the teenager's death. However, officials don't suspect any foul play. The City of Vernon representative said, "Our thoughts are with the family, friends, and coworkers affected by this tragedy." Tina's Burritos is yet to comment on the tragic death at its plant.

A 19-year-old worker was sucked into a meat grinder at a food processing plant in California and died. He cried for help after being pulled in. Other workers tried to switch it off, but could not save him. The police are investigating the incident.

Teenager sucked into meat grinder at California burrito company processing plant

Going to the UAE comes with some rules. One of them is being careful about what you photograph. Tourists visiting Dubai and Abu Dhabi are being warned to be mindful of what they are clicking, as even a seemingly innocent photo can land them in trouble, inviting fines worth 500,000 AED ($136,000 or Rs 1 crore, 17 lakh). Depending on how serious the photo appears to authorities, one could also land in jail. Luxury travel experts at eShores told The Mirror that various types of pictures could spell doom for your vacation. This includes clicking someone without their knowledge and consent, as it is considered a serious privacy violation and can attract a hefty fine or imprisonment. Besides this, there are some places in Dubai and Abu Dhabi that are completely off-limits. Tourists should be aware of the restrictions and remain vigilant while taking photos in these areas.&nbsp;Travel experts eShores told The Mirror that some places have strict privacy laws. When on the beach, be careful not to take photos of other women, as this can create serious problems. It is strictly advised not to capture other women on the beach with your camera. Religious sites, airports, government facilities, military and security zones make up most of these areas. Experts say that regular photography in most areas for personal use is allowed. However, the same should not be done in restricted zones and where local laws are in place. In general, avoid taking pictures of or near a government building, military establishments and airports. It can be interpreted as a serious security violation and cause legal problems. Around these places, even bird watching or looking at a plane can appear suspicious to officers.&nbsp;<h2>Strict photo advisory for UAE</h2>Countries issue travel advisories for their residents when visiting the UAE. The UK Foreign Office says on its website, "Do not photograph people without their permission. Men have been arrested for photographing women on beaches." Besides taking photos, what you post on social media is also under scrutiny. Any photos that raise suspicion can be flagged. Pictures that seemingly appear to disrespect a religious place are prohibited. Any post that mocks the UAE government, or criticises other establishments of the country can land you in serious trouble. The UK advisory adds, "It is illegal to post material, including videos and photographs, online that is critical of the UAE government, companies or individuals, or which relates to incidents in the UAE. This includes material which appears to abuse, ridicule or criticise the country or its authorities. Material that is culturally insensitive may also be considered illegal." &nbsp;

Dubai travel advisory: Dubai and other cities in the UAE follow strict laws in most areas of public life. Tourists are advised to learn about them and not to break them at any cost, as it can lead to a severe penalty, both monetary and prison time.

Going to the UAE comes with some rules. One of them is being careful about what you photograph. Tourists visiting Dubai and Abu Dhabi are being warned to be mindful of what they are clicking, as even a seemingly innocent photo can land them in trouble, inviting fines worth 500,000 AED ($136,000 or Rs 1 crore, 17 lakh). Depending on how serious the photo appears to authorities, one could also land in jail. Luxury travel experts at eShores told The Mirror that various types of pictures could spell doom for your vacation. This includes clicking someone without their knowledge and consent, as it is considered a serious privacy violation and can attract a hefty fine or imprisonment. Besides this, there are some places in Dubai and Abu Dhabi that are completely off-limits. Tourists should be aware of the restrictions and remain vigilant while taking photos in these areas. Travel experts eShores told The Mirror that some places have strict privacy laws. When on the beach, be careful not to take photos of other women, as this can create serious problems. It is strictly advised not to capture other women on the beach with your camera. Religious sites, airports, government facilities, military and security zones make up most of these areas. Experts say that regular photography in most areas for personal use is allowed. However, the same should not be done in restricted zones and where local laws are in place. In general, avoid taking pictures of or near a government building, military establishments and airports. It can be interpreted as a serious security violation and cause legal problems. Around these places, even bird watching or looking at a plane can appear suspicious to officers. Strict photo advisory for UAE Countries issue travel advisories for their residents when visiting the UAE. The UK Foreign Office says on its website, "Do not photograph people without their permission. Men have been arrested for photographing women on beaches." Besides taking photos, what you post on social media is also under scrutiny. Any photos that raise suspicion can be flagged. Pictures that seemingly appear to disrespect a religious place are prohibited. Any post that mocks the UAE government, or criticises other establishments of the country can land you in serious trouble. The UK advisory adds, "It is illegal to post material, including videos and photographs, online that is critical of the UAE government, companies or individuals, or which relates to incidents in the UAE. This includes material which appears to abuse, ridicule or criticise the country or its authorities. Material that is culturally insensitive may also be considered illegal."

Dubai travel advisory: Dubai and other cities in the UAE follow strict laws in most areas of public life. Tourists are advised to learn about them and not to break them at any cost, as it can lead to a severe penalty, both monetary and prison time.

Going to Dubai? Clicking THESE photos could cost you over Rs 1 crore, and even land you in jail

Tesla has expanded its Robotaxi business in Austin, Texas, and the map of the area covered is raising eyebrows. The robotaxi geofence has a phallic shape, and some people think that the only reason Musk expanded the map was to indulge in some juvenile-level humour. The new map was rolled out on July 14, and some of the first ones to use it noticed an odd pattern - the geofence looks like a penis. There is no clarity on whether it was intentional; however, Musk's own words accompanying the map and the expansion hint that he is well aware of what he has done. The Tesla CEO reposted a photo of the Robotaxi geofence with the words - “Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger." The official Robotaxi account also announced the new areas covered with the penis-shaped mask, in a post that read: “Just expanded our surface area… We’re big eggplant fans!” Musk then quote-tweeted the post, with the phrase, “Bigger, longer and uncut,” followed by a laughing emoji. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/amid-a-feud-with-donald-trump-elon-musk-s-ai-firm-bags-crucial-us-government-contract-1752547896646">Amid feud with Donald Trump, Elon Musk's AI firm bags crucial US government contract</a>&nbsp;Other users pointed out that Tesla's geofence is now larger than Waymo's by a few square miles. An expert observer wrote in Electrek that this latest expansion, adding new areas in Austin, serves no functional purpose and seems intended purely to indulge Musk’s well-known taste for juvenile humour. He also pointed out the billionaire's fixation with the numbers "69" and "420." Others also think that the new geofencing has no practical justification. As the penis-shaped Robotaxi map went viral, criticism also started pouring in. Musk is unfazed by it and took a jibe at the media in another post on X, “And they take themselves so seriously." Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/tesla-to-fund-xai-musk-says-it-s-up-to-shareholders-as-grok-maker-apologises-for-posts-praising-adolf-hitler-1752465642224">Musk teases Tesla–xAI deal: 'If it was up to me, we’d have invested long ago,' leaves decision to shareholders</a> &nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Bigger, longer and uncut 😂 <a href="https://t.co/VmAfkdndMI">https://t.co/VmAfkdndMI</a>&mdash; Elon Musk (@elonmusk) <a href="https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1944688226037325868?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 14, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger <a href="https://t.co/t7grvsIJKg">pic.twitter.com/t7grvsIJKg</a>&mdash; Tesla Robotaxi (@robotaxi) <a href="https://twitter.com/robotaxi/status/1944717529538015677?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 14, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>Tesla employee in front seat of Robotaxi with hands on kill switch</h2>After being launched in June, Tesla's Robotaxis were only available to a few tech influencers and investors in Zilker, South Lamar, South Congress, East Riverside Otorff, and part of the Lakeshore and the Rainey Street Historic District. At the time, Waymo's geofence was about twice as large, Business Insider reported. The Robotaxi had a Tesla employee in the front seat with a finger on a kill switch at all times. It offered rides in Robotaxi on an invite-only basis for $4.20 a ride. Musk had announced last week that the Robotaxi service area would be expanded by the weekend. In April, he said that the company would rapidly "scale up robotaxis after the launch", and by the second half of 2026, "millions of Teslas" would be out and about on the streets.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/musk-s-ai-company-apologised-over-few-anti-semitic-posts-by-its-grok-chatbot-1752387317088">https://www.wionews.com/videos/musk-s-ai-company-apologised-over-few-anti-semitic-posts-by-its-grok-chatbot-1752387317088</a>/embed&nbsp;Questions are now being raised about how serious Musk is about the Robotaxi. Tesla share prices are down about 20 per cent since Donald Trump was elected president last year. Musk's has since led a non-govt department DOGE to cut down on federal costs followed by a very public spat with the president.&nbsp;

Robotaxi Austin map: Tesla Robotaxi in Austin has expanded into newer areas, and the geofencing map of the service now looks like a penis. Musk retweeted the photo with the words Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger, and people think the phallic shape might be intentional.  

Tesla has expanded its Robotaxi business in Austin, Texas, and the map of the area covered is raising eyebrows. The robotaxi geofence has a phallic shape, and some people think that the only reason Musk expanded the map was to indulge in some juvenile-level humour. The new map was rolled out on July 14, and some of the first ones to use it noticed an odd pattern - the geofence looks like a penis. There is no clarity on whether it was intentional; however, Musk's own words accompanying the map and the expansion hint that he is well aware of what he has done. The Tesla CEO reposted a photo of the Robotaxi geofence with the words - “Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger." The official Robotaxi account also announced the new areas covered with the penis-shaped mask, in a post that read: “Just expanded our surface area… We’re big eggplant fans!” Musk then quote-tweeted the post, with the phrase, “Bigger, longer and uncut,” followed by a laughing emoji. Also Read: Amid feud with Donald Trump, Elon Musk's AI firm bags crucial US government contract Other users pointed out that Tesla's geofence is now larger than Waymo's by a few square miles. An expert observer wrote in Electrek that this latest expansion, adding new areas in Austin, serves no functional purpose and seems intended purely to indulge Musk’s well-known taste for juvenile humour. He also pointed out the billionaire's fixation with the numbers "69" and "420." Others also think that the new geofencing has no practical justification. As the penis-shaped Robotaxi map went viral, criticism also started pouring in. Musk is unfazed by it and took a jibe at the media in another post on X, “And they take themselves so seriously." Also Read: Musk teases Tesla–xAI deal: 'If it was up to me, we’d have invested long ago,' leaves decision to shareholders

Robotaxi Austin map: Tesla Robotaxi in Austin has expanded into newer areas, and the geofencing map of the service now looks like a penis. Musk retweeted the photo with the words “Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger", and people think the phallic shape might be intentional. &nbsp;

Tesla Robotaxi Austin map looks oddly strange, and internet can't get over Musk's comment

In the infamous Jeffrey Epstein case, another murky detail has come to light. As per reports, the disgraced financier, convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, hired private detectives to harass, follow, intimidate and spy on FBI special agents who were investigating him on charges of paying for sex with underage girls. This was done with the sole motive of derailing the federal sex trafficking probe. The shocking revelations come amid reports of internal divisions in the Donald Trump administration and uproar inside the MAGA (Make America Great Again) base.<h2>Epstein's shocking harassment of FBI agents</h2>New revelations from multiple US law enforcement officials claim that the disgraced financier hired private investigators to surveil and intimidate FBI agents who were investigating him. The explosive allegations, published by Rolling Stone, suggest Epstein's network attempted to manipulate not only police and prosecutors but also the US government's top criminal investigative agency.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-scolds-maga-base-over-epstein-files-outrage-let-pam-bondi-do-her-job-she-s-great-1752367964347">Trump scolds MAGA base over Epstein files outrage: 'LET PAM BONDI DO HER JOB — SHE'S GREAT!'</a>The officials, who spoke anonymously, detailed how Epstein's team used tactics including following agents, digging through their trash, and deploying private detectives under false pretences — an operation one FBI source labelled as an attempt to "investigate the investigators". As per the official, "They put surveillance on them, they tailed them, pulled their trash, they hired private PIs to investigate the investigators".The alleged FBI surveillance mirrors tactics Epstein used in the mid-2000s to derail a Palm Beach police investigation into sexual abuse. A Miami Herald investigation had earlier revealed that Epstein's private investigators harassed victims and tailed local police — including Chief Michael Reiter, who first referred the case to federal agents. "Does it surprise me that this also happened to FBI agents? Not at all," Reiter told Rolling Stone. "This kind of stuff goes on more than people realise, picking through trash, constant surveillance".This fresh disclosure adds to the growing political firestorm engulfing President Donald Trump's second administration, which has faced chaos over its handling of Epstein-related documents. The Department of Justice (DOJ) has been accused by Trump supporters — and members of his own cabinet — of stonewalling the public on Epstein’s so-called "client list," which Trump repeatedly promised to declassify during his 2024 campaign.<h2>DOJ infighting deepens</h2>According to US media reports, a closed-door meeting last week between Attorney General Pam Bondi, White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, FBI Director Kash Patel, and Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino turned confrontational, ending with Bongino storming out. He is reportedly considering resigning.Trump has tried to defuse the backlash. In a post on Truth Social, he defended Bondi and dismissed the public outcry: "We're on one Team, MAGA, and I don't like what's happening. We have a PERFECT Administration, THE TALK OF THE WORLD, and 'selfish people' are trying to hurt it, all over a guy who never dies, Jeffrey Epstein".<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/doj-fbi-deny-claims-epstein-kept-a-client-list-trump-defends-administration-calling-it-perfect-1752431449650/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/doj-fbi-deny-claims-epstein-kept-a-client-list-trump-defends-administration-calling-it-perfect-1752431449650/embed</a>The Department of Justice last week released 11 hours of surveillance video from Epstein's jail cell to disprove claims that he was murdered in prison. But that move backfired when observers discovered that the footage is missing a minute — a detail that only fuelled more speculation. Attorney General Bondi claimed the missing footage was due to a daily system reset. Critics, including MAGA influencers Laura Loomer and Tim Pool, however, have resorted to demanding her resignation.

New revelations from multiple US law enforcement officials claim that the disgraced financier hired private investigators to surveil and intimidate FBI agents who were investigating him. 

In the infamous Jeffrey Epstein case, another murky detail has come to light. As per reports, the disgraced financier, convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, hired private detectives to harass, follow, intimidate and spy on FBI special agents who were investigating him on charges of paying for sex with underage girls. This was done with the sole motive of derailing the federal sex trafficking probe. The shocking revelations come amid reports of internal divisions in the Donald Trump administration and uproar inside the MAGA (Make America Great Again) base. Epstein's shocking harassment of FBI agents New revelations from multiple US law enforcement officials claim that the disgraced financier hired private investigators to surveil and intimidate FBI agents who were investigating him. The explosive allegations, published by Rolling Stone, suggest Epstein's network attempted to manipulate not only police and prosecutors but also the US government's top criminal investigative agency. Also read | Trump scolds MAGA base over Epstein files outrage: 'LET PAM BONDI DO HER JOB — SHE'S GREAT!' The officials, who spoke anonymously, detailed how Epstein's team used tactics including following agents, digging through their trash, and deploying private detectives under false pretences — an operation one FBI source labelled as an attempt to "investigate the investigators". As per the official, "They put surveillance on them, they tailed them, pulled their trash, they hired private PIs to investigate the investigators". The alleged FBI surveillance mirrors tactics Epstein used in the mid-2000s to derail a Palm Beach police investigation into sexual abuse. A Miami Herald investigation had earlier revealed that Epstein's private investigators harassed victims and tailed local police — including Chief Michael Reiter, who first referred the case to federal agents. "Does it surprise me that this also happened to FBI agents? Not at all," Reiter told Rolling Stone. "This kind of stuff goes on more than people realise, picking through trash, constant surveillance". This fresh disclosure adds to the growing political firestorm engulfing President Donald Trump's second administration, which has faced chaos over its handling of Epstein-related documents. The Department of Justice (DOJ) has been accused by Trump supporters — and members of his own cabinet — of stonewalling the public on Epstein’s so-called "client list," which Trump repeatedly promised to declassify during his 2024 campaign. DOJ infighting deepens According to US media reports, a closed-door meeting last week between Attorney General Pam Bondi, White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, FBI Director Kash Patel, and Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino turned confrontational, ending with Bongino storming out. He is reportedly considering resigning. Trump has tried to defuse the backlash. In a post on Truth Social, he defended Bondi and dismissed the public outcry: "We're on one Team, MAGA, and I don't like what's happening. We have a PERFECT Administration, THE TALK OF THE WORLD, and 'selfish people' are trying to hurt it, all over a guy who never dies, Jeffrey Epstein". https://www.wionews.com/videos/doj-fbi-deny-claims-epstein-kept-a-client-list-trump-defends-administration-calling-it-perfect-1752431449650/embed The Department of Justice last week released 11 hours of surveillance video from Epstein's jail cell to disprove claims that he was murdered in prison. But that move backfired when observers discovered that the footage is missing a minute — a detail that only fuelled more speculation. Attorney General Bondi claimed the missing footage was due to a daily system reset. Critics, including MAGA influencers Laura Loomer and Tim Pool, however, have resorted to demanding her resignation.

New revelations from multiple US law enforcement officials claim that the disgraced financier hired private investigators to surveil and intimidate FBI agents who were investigating him.&nbsp;

'Investigate the investigators': Jeffrey Epstein spied on FBI agents, reveals shocking new report. Details here

In a major win for President Donald Trump, the US Supreme Court on Monday (Jul 14) cleared the way for his administration to resume mass layoffs at the Department of Education, effectively green-lighting his controversial plan to dismantle the agency altogether. The court's unsigned order lifts a stay imposed by a lower federal judge, allowing the conservative-led administration to continue slashing the Education Department's workforce. The ruling did not pass uncontested; three liberal justices — Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Ketanji Brown Jackson — on the nine-member panel issued a dissent against it.<h2>Trump only fulfilling his campaign promises</h2>The US Department of Education was established by Congress in 1979 under President Jimmy Carter. It administers billions of dollars in federal funding for public schools, student loans, and enforcement of civil rights protections. During his White House campaign, the Republican leader had vowed that he would eliminate the Education Department. In March, soon after assuming office, he made the move to slash the workforce by nearly half. He also infamously instructed Education Secretary Linda McMahon to "put herself out of a job."<h2>What does Trump have against the US Education Department?</h2>As per AFP, while the federal government only provides around 13 per cent of primary and secondary school funding — with the rest handled by states and local districts — it (the federal funding) plays a crucial role in supporting low-income students and children with disabilities/special needs.But Trump, who returned to the White House in January, has repeatedly called the department "bloated" arguing that education should be entirely managed by states. According to his administration, the move was part of a broader initiative led by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), once headed by Elon Musk, to cut federal spending.<h2>A threat to the US Constitution?</h2>In their dissent, the three liberal judges — Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Ketanji Brown Jackson — warned that the ruling poses a grave threat to the Constitution’s separation of powers. "Only Congress has the power to abolish the Department," they noted, adding, "The majority is either willfully blind to the implications of its ruling or naive, but either way the threat to our Constitution's separation of powers is grave." &nbsp;

The ruling did not pass uncontested; three liberal justices — Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Ketanji Brown Jackson — on the nine-member panel issued a dissent against it.

In a major win for President Donald Trump, the US Supreme Court on Monday (Jul 14) cleared the way for his administration to resume mass layoffs at the Department of Education, effectively green-lighting his controversial plan to dismantle the agency altogether. The court's unsigned order lifts a stay imposed by a lower federal judge, allowing the conservative-led administration to continue slashing the Education Department's workforce. The ruling did not pass uncontested; three liberal justices — Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Ketanji Brown Jackson — on the nine-member panel issued a dissent against it. Trump only fulfilling his campaign promises The US Department of Education was established by Congress in 1979 under President Jimmy Carter. It administers billions of dollars in federal funding for public schools, student loans, and enforcement of civil rights protections. During his White House campaign, the Republican leader had vowed that he would eliminate the Education Department. In March, soon after assuming office, he made the move to slash the workforce by nearly half. He also infamously instructed Education Secretary Linda McMahon to "put herself out of a job." What does Trump have against the US Education Department? As per AFP, while the federal government only provides around 13 per cent of primary and secondary school funding — with the rest handled by states and local districts — it (the federal funding) plays a crucial role in supporting low-income students and children with disabilities/special needs. But Trump, who returned to the White House in January, has repeatedly called the department "bloated" arguing that education should be entirely managed by states. According to his administration, the move was part of a broader initiative led by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), once headed by Elon Musk, to cut federal spending. A threat to the US Constitution? In their dissent, the three liberal judges — Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Ketanji Brown Jackson — warned that the ruling poses a grave threat to the Constitution’s separation of powers. "Only Congress has the power to abolish the Department," they noted, adding, "The majority is either willfully blind to the implications of its ruling or naive, but either way the threat to our Constitution's separation of powers is grave."

The ruling did not pass uncontested; three liberal justices — Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Ketanji Brown Jackson — on the nine-member panel issued a dissent against it.

Trump gets one step closer to KILLING Education Department: US Supreme Court okays mass layoffs

Legendary marathon runner Fauja Singh passed away on Monday (July 14) at the age of 114 in a tragic road accident in Jalandhar. He was admitted to a hospital in Jalandhar where he succumbed to his injuries. Fauja Singh started his marathon career in 2000 and went on to compete in a total of eight marathons. He went around the world in 2011 by running in the Toronto Marathon and earning the recognition as the oldest marathon runner.&nbsp;&nbsp;His name, though, did not make it officially in the Guinness Book of World Records because he lacked a birth certificate. In 2012, he surprised the world again by finishing a 20-kilometre race while running in the London Marathon.<h2>Why did he start running?</h2>In 2013, his final professional race, he participated in the Hong Kong Marathon at the age of 101. Fauja Singh started running marathons after a personal tragedy in his life — the car accident in which his wife and son were killed when he was 89 years old. The event shook him to his core and pitted him against depression, following which he decided to pursue long-distance running, motivating millions across the globe with his willpower and strength of character.<h2>Tributes pour in</h2>Indian author Khushwant Singh in a post on X said, “My Turbaned Tornado is no more. It is with great sadness that I share the passing of my most revered S. Fauja Singh. He was struck by an unidentified vehicle around 3:30 PM today in his village, Bias, while crossing the road. Rest in peace, my dear Fauja.”

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">My Turbaned Tornado is no more. It is with great sadness that I share the passing of my most revered S. Fauja Singh. He was struck by an unidentified vehicle around 3:30 PM today in his village, Bias, while crossing the road. Rest in peace, my dear Fauja . <a href="https://t.co/LMFh7TNE8B">pic.twitter.com/LMFh7TNE8B</a>&mdash; Khushwant Singh (@Singhkhushwant) <a href="https://twitter.com/Singhkhushwant/status/1944789373276258782?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 14, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Daljit Singh Cheema, former Minister Government of Punjab for Education wrote, “Saddened to learn about the passing away of legendary athlete Sardar Fauja Singh at the age of 114 in an accident today. A global icon of endurance and inspiration, he proved that age is no barrier. His life and legacy will continue to motivate generations.”&nbsp;Meanwhile, former Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh wrote, “Deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Fauja Singh Ji, the legendary marathon runner, at the age of 114 in a tragic road accident. His extraordinary life and unwavering spirit will continue to inspire generations. May his soul rest in peace.”<img src="https://abs-0.twimg.com/emoji/v2/svg/1f64f.svg" alt="🙏">

Worlds oldest marathon runner Fauja Singh passes away at 114 years

Legendary marathon runner Fauja Singh passed away on Monday (July 14) at the age of 114 in a tragic road accident in Jalandhar. He was admitted to a hospital in Jalandhar where he succumbed to his injuries. Fauja Singh started his marathon career in 2000 and went on to compete in a total of eight marathons. He went around the world in 2011 by running in the Toronto Marathon and earning the recognition as the oldest marathon runner. His name, though, did not make it officially in the Guinness Book of World Records because he lacked a birth certificate. In 2012, he surprised the world again by finishing a 20-kilometre race while running in the London Marathon. Why did he start running? In 2013, his final professional race, he participated in the Hong Kong Marathon at the age of 101. Fauja Singh started running marathons after a personal tragedy in his life — the car accident in which his wife and son were killed when he was 89 years old. The event shook him to his core and pitted him against depression, following which he decided to pursue long-distance running, motivating millions across the globe with his willpower and strength of character. Tributes pour in Indian author Khushwant Singh in a post on X said, “My Turbaned Tornado is no more. It is with great sadness that I share the passing of my most revered S. Fauja Singh. He was struck by an unidentified vehicle around 3:30 PM today in his village, Bias, while crossing the road. Rest in peace, my dear Fauja.”

His last professional race was in 2013, when he ran in the Hong Kong Marathon at the age of 101. Fauja Singh started his marathon career in 2000 and went on to compete in a total of eight marathons

World's oldest marathon runner Fauja Singh passes away at 114 years

A video of former UK prime minister Boris Johnson has gone viral on the internet. In the clip, Johnson can be seen dancing at the popular Taverna Anema e Core nightclub in Capri in Italy. His exuberance was caught in videos and pictures which were later shared on various social media platforms.&nbsp;In the video, Johnson, who was at the nightclub with his wife Carrie and their two-month-old daughter Poppy was seen in shorts and a crew neck T-shirt, &nbsp;holding a glass in his hand and dancing to the music on top of a table. He can also be heard singing while people in the club cheer him.&nbsp;According to The Telegraph, the Johnson family toured the island, interacted with tourists on the streets that has several designer stores. They reportedly also toured the ancient ruins of Pompeii.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/-we-have-one-message-for-america-taliban-welcomes-us-tourists-in-video-featuring-hostages-yes-you-read-it-right-1752382257379">'We have one message for America': Taliban 'welcomes' US tourists - in video featuring hostages. YES, you read it right</a>&nbsp;“It is great for Capri to see someone like Boris Johnson relaxed on holiday and expressing himself with so much passion,” said a former local politician to the media house. "It is great for the island’s image," he further said.&nbsp;The viral video was shared on X by @mamboitaliano__ &nbsp;with the caption, "Boris Johnson, ex UK Prime Minister, having the time of his life in Capri, Italy. Singing at the top of his lungs at Anema e Core Tavern."&nbsp;Since being shared, the viral clip has garnered close to 40,000 views and 400 likes.&nbsp;The authenticity of the video could not be independently verified by WION.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">🚨 Boris Johnson, ex UK Prime Minister, having the time of his life in Capri, Italy 🇮🇹 Singing at the top of his lungs at Anema e Core Tavern<a href="https://t.co/cmR9GzZLMO">pic.twitter.com/cmR9GzZLMO</a>&mdash; Mambo Italiano (@mamboitaliano__) <a href="https://twitter.com/mamboitaliano__/status/1944352220654215317?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 13, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

This is not the first time that Boris Johnson was recorded dancing and his video went viral. &nbsp;In July, 2024 &nbsp;Johnson was invited by &nbsp;Asia’s richest man Mukesh Ambani to his son's marriage, where he danced with son Wilf on his shoulders along with several other celebrities.

In the video, Johnson, who was at the nightclub with his wife Carrie and their two-month-old daughter Poppy was seen in shorts and a crew neck T-shirt.

A video of former UK prime minister Boris Johnson has gone viral on the internet. In the clip, Johnson can be seen dancing at the popular Taverna Anema e Core nightclub in Capri in Italy. His exuberance was caught in videos and pictures which were later shared on various social media platforms. In the video, Johnson, who was at the nightclub with his wife Carrie and their two-month-old daughter Poppy was seen in shorts and a crew neck T-shirt, holding a glass in his hand and dancing to the music on top of a table. He can also be heard singing while people in the club cheer him. According to The Telegraph, the Johnson family toured the island, interacted with tourists on the streets that has several designer stores. They reportedly also toured the ancient ruins of Pompeii. Also Read: 'We have one message for America': Taliban 'welcomes' US tourists - in video featuring hostages. YES, you read it right “It is great for Capri to see someone like Boris Johnson relaxed on holiday and expressing himself with so much passion,” said a former local politician to the media house. "It is great for the island’s image," he further said. The viral video was shared on X by @mamboitaliano__ with the caption, "Boris Johnson, ex UK Prime Minister, having the time of his life in Capri, Italy. Singing at the top of his lungs at Anema e Core Tavern." Since being shared, the viral clip has garnered close to 40,000 views and 400 likes. The authenticity of the video could not be independently verified by WION.

In the video, Johnson, who was at the nightclub with his wife Carrie and their two-month-old daughter Poppy was seen in shorts and a crew neck T-shirt.

Former UK PM Boris Johnson dances, sings atop table in viral video. WATCH

The tragic accident of the London-bound Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner in Ahmedabad, Gujarat on 12 June, 2025, has been marked as the deadliest crash of the decade, which claimed the lives of 241 passengers and 19 others on the ground, with only one survivor from the plane. However, there have been several such worst incidents witnessed in the past that claimed multiple lives, and several were injured.&nbsp;These incidents have fundamentally altered how the aviation industry approaches safety. Further, with the advancement of aircraft technology, it has contributed to the development of safer aircraft, planes with enhanced security measures, improved training procedures and more sophisticated safety management systems.&nbsp;Here is the list of the world's worst plane crashes ever:<h3>1. The Tenerife Airport Disaster</h3>The deadliest accident in the aviation history unfolded on 27 March, 1977, at Los Rodeos Airport (TFN) in the Canary Islands when two Boeing 747 jumbo jets, operated by KLM (KL) and Pan Am (PA), collided on the runway during takeoff, resulting in a death of 583 passengers. The crash took place when dense fog severely limited visibility, resulting in confusion at air traffic control.<h3>2. Japan Airlines Flight 123</h3>The next darkest day in aviation history was August 12, 1985, when Japan Airlines (JL) Flight 123 crashed into Mount Takamagahara, killing 520 people. The incident unfolded when Boeing 747SR was en route from Tokyo (HND) to Osaka (KIX) when a catastrophic failure of the rear pressure bulkhead caused rapid decompression and loss of hydraulic control.<h3>3. Charkhi Dadri Mid-Air Collision</h3>This horrific accident was the first such crash in the Indian aviation industry that has ever been witnessed. It was unfolded when Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV) Flight 763, a Boeing 747, collided with Kazakhstan Airlines (KZ) Flight 1907, an Ilyushin Il-76, near New Delhi on November 12, 1996. All 349 passengers travelling in the plane lost their lives immediately.<h3>4. Air India Flight 182</h3>On June 23, 1985, Air India Flight 182 was brought down by a bomb mid-flight over the Atlantic Ocean, resulting in the deaths of all 329 passengers and crew. The Boeing 747 was travelling from Toronto to Delhi when an explosive planted in the cargo section detonated, causing the plane to disintegrate and plunge into the sea.<h3>5. Saudi Arabian Flight 163</h3>On August 19, 1980, a fire broke out in the cargo area of Saudi Arabian Flight 163 shortly after departing from Riyadh. Although the Lockheed L-1011 aircraft landed safely back at the airport, all 301 people onboard perished due to smoke inhalation. The fatalities occurred as a result of a delayed evacuation, which allowed toxic fumes to overwhelm the cabin.<h3>6. Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17</h3>Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 was shot down on July 17, 2014, while flying over a conflict zone in eastern Ukraine. The aircraft, en route from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, was struck by a missile, killing all 298 individuals onboard, including 193 citizens of the Netherlands.&nbsp;<h3>7. Iran Air Flight 655</h3>The Airbus A300 carrying 290 passengers is marked as one of the most controversial aviation disasters, which occurred on July 3, 1988, when Iran Air (IR) Flight 655 was shot down by the USS Vincennes over the Persian Gulf. It was struck by 2 surface-to-air missiles fired by the American warship.&nbsp;Despite the plane following a normal commercial flight path and broadcasting on civilian frequencies, the USS Vincennes crew mistakenly identified the civilian aircraft as an Iranian F-14 Tomcat fighter jet.<h3>8. American Airlines Flight 191</h3>The most catastrophic accident in United States aviation history occurred on May 25, 1979, which claimed the lives of 271 passengers when American Airlines (AA) Flight 191 crashed soon after takeoff from Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD).&nbsp;The incident unfolded when the McDonnell Douglas DC-10 lost its left engine during rotation, causing the aircraft to roll uncontrollably and crash into a field.<h3>9. Air India flight AI 171, Ahmedabad plane crash</h3>On June 12, 2025, an Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner bound for London crashed in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Both of the aircraft’s engines failed just three seconds after takeoff, resulting in a crash that killed all 241 passengers and 19 people on the ground.<h3>10. 2001: American Airlines Flight 587</h3>On November 12, 2001, American Airlines Flight 587, an Airbus A300, crashed in Queens, New York, shortly after taking off from JFK Airport. The plane was headed to Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic. The crash led to the deaths of all 260 people onboard and five individuals on the ground.

Other than the Ahmedabad plane crash, there have been several such worst incidents witnessed in the past that claimed multiple lives, and several were injured. As a result, the aviation industry has fundamentally altered its approach towards safety.

The tragic accident of the London-bound Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner in Ahmedabad, Gujarat on 12 June, 2025, has been marked as the deadliest crash of the decade, which claimed the lives of 241 passengers and 19 others on the ground, with only one survivor from the plane. However, there have been several such worst incidents witnessed in the past that claimed multiple lives, and several were injured. These incidents have fundamentally altered how the aviation industry approaches safety. Further, with the advancement of aircraft technology, it has contributed to the development of safer aircraft, planes with enhanced security measures, improved training procedures and more sophisticated safety management systems. Here is the list of the world's worst plane crashes ever: 1. The Tenerife Airport Disaster The deadliest accident in the aviation history unfolded on 27 March, 1977, at Los Rodeos Airport (TFN) in the Canary Islands when two Boeing 747 jumbo jets, operated by KLM (KL) and Pan Am (PA), collided on the runway during takeoff, resulting in a death of 583 passengers. The crash took place when dense fog severely limited visibility, resulting in confusion at air traffic control. 2. Japan Airlines Flight 123 The next darkest day in aviation history was August 12, 1985, when Japan Airlines (JL) Flight 123 crashed into Mount Takamagahara, killing 520 people. The incident unfolded when Boeing 747SR was en route from Tokyo (HND) to Osaka (KIX) when a catastrophic failure of the rear pressure bulkhead caused rapid decompression and loss of hydraulic control. 3. Charkhi Dadri Mid-Air Collision This horrific accident was the first such crash in the Indian aviation industry that has ever been witnessed. It was unfolded when Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV) Flight 763, a Boeing 747, collided with Kazakhstan Airlines (KZ) Flight 1907, an Ilyushin Il-76, near New Delhi on November 12, 1996. All 349 passengers travelling in the plane lost their lives immediately. 4. Air India Flight 182 On June 23, 1985, Air India Flight 182 was brought down by a bomb mid-flight over the Atlantic Ocean, resulting in the deaths of all 329 passengers and crew. The Boeing 747 was travelling from Toronto to Delhi when an explosive planted in the cargo section detonated, causing the plane to disintegrate and plunge into the sea. 5. Saudi Arabian Flight 163 On August 19, 1980, a fire broke out in the cargo area of Saudi Arabian Flight 163 shortly after departing from Riyadh. Although the Lockheed L-1011 aircraft landed safely back at the airport, all 301 people onboard perished due to smoke inhalation. The fatalities occurred as a result of a delayed evacuation, which allowed toxic fumes to overwhelm the cabin. 6. Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 was shot down on July 17, 2014, while flying over a conflict zone in eastern Ukraine. The aircraft, en route from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, was struck by a missile, killing all 298 individuals onboard, including 193 citizens of the Netherlands. 7. Iran Air Flight 655 The Airbus A300 carrying 290 passengers is marked as one of the most controversial aviation disasters, which occurred on July 3, 1988, when Iran Air (IR) Flight 655 was shot down by the USS Vincennes over the Persian Gulf. It was struck by 2 surface-to-air missiles fired by the American warship. Despite the plane following a normal commercial flight path and broadcasting on civilian frequencies, the USS Vincennes crew mistakenly identified the civilian aircraft as an Iranian F-14 Tomcat fighter jet. 8. American Airlines Flight 191 The most catastrophic accident in United States aviation history occurred on May 25, 1979, which claimed the lives of 271 passengers when American Airlines (AA) Flight 191 crashed soon after takeoff from Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD). The incident unfolded when the McDonnell Douglas DC-10 lost its left engine during rotation, causing the aircraft to roll uncontrollably and crash into a field. 9. Air India flight AI 171, Ahmedabad plane crash On June 12, 2025, an Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner bound for London crashed in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Both of the aircraft’s engines failed just three seconds after takeoff, resulting in a crash that killed all 241 passengers and 19 people on the ground. 10. 2001: American Airlines Flight 587 On November 12, 2001, American Airlines Flight 587, an Airbus A300, crashed in Queens, New York, shortly after taking off from JFK Airport. The plane was headed to Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic. The crash led to the deaths of all 260 people onboard and five individuals on the ground.

Other than the Ahmedabad plane crash, there have been several such worst incidents witnessed in the past that claimed multiple lives, and several were injured. As a result, the aviation industry has fundamentally altered its approach towards safety.

Which was the deadliest plane crash in history? Full list of top 10 air disasters

A German doctor was put on trial on Monday (July 14) for allegedly killing 15 patients with lethal injections and playing "master of life and death" over patients under his care. The 40-year-old palliative care physician, identified by German media as Johannes M, is suspected of having killed 12 women and three men between September 2021 and July 2024, while practicing in Berlin. The doctor is accused of having injected victims, who were between 25 and 94 years old, with lethal mixtures of sedatives and in other instances burning down their houses in an attempt to cover up his crimes.&nbsp;The defendant had “visited his patients under the pretext of providing medical care”, state prosecutor Philipp Meyhoefer said at the beginning of the trial in the Berlin state court. Johannes M had planned "house calls, already with the intention of killing" and exploited his patients' faith in him as a physician, Meyhoefer explained further. "He acted with disregard for life... and behaved as the master of life and death." &nbsp;A colleague initially raised concerns about Johannes M last July when he became suspicious that so many of his patients had died in fires, Die Zeit newspaper reported. He was arrested in August last year, as prosecutors initially charged him with four deaths. But further investigations revealed a multitude of other suspicious cases, and in April prosecutors indicted Johannes M. on 15 counts of murder. Another 96 cases are under investigation, a spokesman for the prosecutors was quoted saying to AFP, including the death of Johannes M's mother-in-law. She had been ill with cancer and died under mysterious circumstances over the same weekend Johannes M and his wife traveled to see her in Poland early in 2024, according to media reports. The suspect allegedly qualified as a radiologist and an general practitioner before proceeding to specialise in palliative medicine.&nbsp;According to Die Zeit, he submitted a doctoral thesis in 2013 examining the reasons for a string of murders in Frankfurt, which began with the question "Why do people kill?"&nbsp;In the indictment against Johannes M, prosecutors said the physician had "injected his patients with an anaesthetic and a muscle relaxant. without their knowledge or consent.". The relaxant "paralysed the respiratory muscles, causing respiratory arrest and death within minutes".<h2>‘No motive beyond killing’&nbsp;</h2>Prosecutors said that he has "no motive beyond killing" and are calling for a life sentence. The case is reminiscent of that of infamous German nurse Niels Hoegel, who was sentenced to life in 2019 after being convicted of killing 85 patients.&nbsp;Hoegel, who is believed to be modern Germany's most prolific serial killer, killed hospital patients through lethal injections between 2000 and 2005, before he was finally apprehended in the act.&nbsp;In more recent times, a 27-year-old nurse received a life sentence in 2023 for killing two patients by intentionally giving them unprescribed medication. A nurse was tried last month in Aachen charged with injecting 26 patients with heavy doses of sedatives or painkillers, killing nine of them.&nbsp;Last week, German police uncovered that they are investigating another suspected serial killer doctor who has allegedly killed several of their predominantly elderly patients. Police and prosecutors said investigators are "examining" deaths attributable to the physician in the northern German town of Pinneberg, on the outskirts of Hamburg.

Who is ‘Doctor Death’, accused of killing patients with lethal injections in Germany? Trial begins for murders

A German doctor was put on trial on Monday (July 14) for allegedly killing 15 patients with lethal injections and playing "master of life and death" over patients under his care. The 40-year-old palliative care physician, identified by German media as Johannes M, is suspected of having killed 12 women and three men between September 2021 and July 2024, while practicing in Berlin. The doctor is accused of having injected victims, who were between 25 and 94 years old, with lethal mixtures of sedatives and in other instances burning down their houses in an attempt to cover up his crimes. The defendant had “visited his patients under the pretext of providing medical care”, state prosecutor Philipp Meyhoefer said at the beginning of the trial in the Berlin state court. Johannes M had planned "house calls, already with the intention of killing" and exploited his patients' faith in him as a physician, Meyhoefer explained further. "He acted with disregard for life... and behaved as the master of life and death." A colleague initially raised concerns about Johannes M last July when he became suspicious that so many of his patients had died in fires, Die Zeit newspaper reported. He was arrested in August last year, as prosecutors initially charged him with four deaths. But further investigations revealed a multitude of other suspicious cases, and in April prosecutors indicted Johannes M. on 15 counts of murder. Another 96 cases are under investigation, a spokesman for the prosecutors was quoted saying to AFP, including the death of Johannes M's mother-in-law. She had been ill with cancer and died under mysterious circumstances over the same weekend Johannes M and his wife traveled to see her in Poland early in 2024, according to media reports. The suspect allegedly qualified as a radiologist and an general practitioner before proceeding to specialise in palliative medicine. According to Die Zeit, he submitted a doctoral thesis in 2013 examining the reasons for a string of murders in Frankfurt, which began with the question "Why do people kill?" In the indictment against Johannes M, prosecutors said the physician had "injected his patients with an anaesthetic and a muscle relaxant. without their knowledge or consent.". The relaxant "paralysed the respiratory muscles, causing respiratory arrest and death within minutes". ‘No motive beyond killing’ Prosecutors said that he has "no motive beyond killing" and are calling for a life sentence. The case is reminiscent of that of infamous German nurse Niels Hoegel, who was sentenced to life in 2019 after being convicted of killing 85 patients. Hoegel, who is believed to be modern Germany's most prolific serial killer, killed hospital patients through lethal injections between 2000 and 2005, before he was finally apprehended in the act. In more recent times, a 27-year-old nurse received a life sentence in 2023 for killing two patients by intentionally giving them unprescribed medication. A nurse was tried last month in Aachen charged with injecting 26 patients with heavy doses of sedatives or painkillers, killing nine of them. Last week, German police uncovered that they are investigating another suspected serial killer doctor who has allegedly killed several of their predominantly elderly patients. Police and prosecutors said investigators are "examining" deaths attributable to the physician in the northern German town of Pinneberg, on the outskirts of Hamburg.

The 40-year-old palliative care specialist, named by German media as Johannes M, is alleged to have killed 12 women and three men between September 2021 and July 2024 while working in Berlin

The company that brought back 'Game of Thrones' dire wolves now has plans to bring back from extinction a giant 12-foot-tall bird. Just a few months back, in April, Colossal Biosciences announced that it had brought back from the dead a wolf whose haunting howl hadn't been heard on Earth in over 12,500 years. Hidden from curious gawkers and media, somewhere on this planet roam three majestic dire wolves that are nothing short of a miracle, especially given that the last member of their species died out more than 12,500 years ago. The company behind this de-extinction has now set its sights on "Moa" a flightless 12ft (3.66 m) tall bird that once roamed New Zealand.&nbsp;<h2>What is a moa? Can bringing it back from the dead threaten humans?</h2>&nbsp;Moa, as mentioned above, was a flightless bird that once ranged across New Zealand. However, it was hunted to extinction by humans around 600 years ago. The giant bird, as per estimates, stood up to 12 ft (3.6 m) tall and weighed somewhere around 230 kg (500 lbs).&nbsp;The bird, however large it may be, does not pose humans any threat. According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) it was primarily a herbivore and ate leaves, fruits or fibrous materials from trees and shrubs. It must be noted that bringing it back would have implications, positive ones. The giant bird was what is known as a cornerstone species. It's grazing and browsing actually helped prune and shape the jungle flora where it lived. Moreover, moas were also prolific spreaders of seeds from the plants they ate.&nbsp;Their extinction also relates to the extinction of Haast's eagle, which almost exclusively hunted the moa. While de-extinction of the moa would not automatically bring back Haast's eagle, it could help at least partly restore the primal New Zealand woodlands.&nbsp;<h2>How will Colossal Biosciences bring back the moa from dead?</h2><h2>&nbsp;</h2>Colossal Biosciences will bring back the giant bird exactly how it achieved the extinction of dire wolves: with the help of ancient DNA, cloning and gene-editing technology. As per a Time report, the company is working in collaboration with Ngāi Tahu Research Center, a group that was founded in 2011 to foster intellectual development and conduct scientific studies for and by the Ngāi Tahu tribe of the Indigenous Māori people to achieve Moa's de-extinction.&nbsp;According to Ben Lamm, CEO and co-founder of Colossal, "This is completely a Māori initiative". He added that "We feel like the Colossal team is an extension of the research center and the Māori." Meanwhile, Ngāi Tahu archaeologist Kyle Davis, who is working on the moa de-extinction project, reminisced that Moa is one of "those iconic species that feature in our tribal mythology, our storytelling, are very near and dear to us".&nbsp;After the Moa, Colossal Biosciences also wants to bring back species like the Tasmanian Tiger, the Dodo bird and the Wooly mammoth.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Somewhere on this planet roam three majestic dire wolves that are nothing short of a miracle, especially given that the last member of their species died out more than 12,500 years ago. The company behind this de-extinction has now set its sights on "Moa" a flightless 12ft (3.66 m) tall bird.

The company that brought back 'Game of Thrones' dire wolves now has plans to bring back from extinction a giant 12-foot-tall bird. Just a few months back, in April, Colossal Biosciences announced that it had brought back from the dead a wolf whose haunting howl hadn't been heard on Earth in over 12,500 years. Hidden from curious gawkers and media, somewhere on this planet roam three majestic dire wolves that are nothing short of a miracle, especially given that the last member of their species died out more than 12,500 years ago. The company behind this de-extinction has now set its sights on "Moa" a flightless 12ft (3.66 m) tall bird that once roamed New Zealand. What is a moa? Can bringing it back from the dead threaten humans? Moa, as mentioned above, was a flightless bird that once ranged across New Zealand. However, it was hunted to extinction by humans around 600 years ago. The giant bird, as per estimates, stood up to 12 ft (3.6 m) tall and weighed somewhere around 230 kg (500 lbs). The bird, however large it may be, does not pose humans any threat. According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) it was primarily a herbivore and ate leaves, fruits or fibrous materials from trees and shrubs. It must be noted that bringing it back would have implications, positive ones. The giant bird was what is known as a cornerstone species. It's grazing and browsing actually helped prune and shape the jungle flora where it lived. Moreover, moas were also prolific spreaders of seeds from the plants they ate. Their extinction also relates to the extinction of Haast's eagle, which almost exclusively hunted the moa. While de-extinction of the moa would not automatically bring back Haast's eagle, it could help at least partly restore the primal New Zealand woodlands. How will Colossal Biosciences bring back the moa from dead? Colossal Biosciences will bring back the giant bird exactly how it achieved the extinction of dire wolves: with the help of ancient DNA, cloning and gene-editing technology. As per a Time report, the company is working in collaboration with Ngāi Tahu Research Center, a group that was founded in 2011 to foster intellectual development and conduct scientific studies for and by the Ngāi Tahu tribe of the Indigenous Māori people to achieve Moa's de-extinction. According to Ben Lamm, CEO and co-founder of Colossal, "This is completely a Māori initiative". He added that "We feel like the Colossal team is an extension of the research center and the Māori." Meanwhile, Ngāi Tahu archaeologist Kyle Davis, who is working on the moa de-extinction project, reminisced that Moa is one of "those iconic species that feature in our tribal mythology, our storytelling, are very near and dear to us". After the Moa, Colossal Biosciences also wants to bring back species like the Tasmanian Tiger, the Dodo bird and the Wooly mammoth.

Somewhere on this planet roam three majestic dire wolves that are nothing short of a miracle, especially given that the last member of their species died out more than 12,500 years ago. The company behind this de-extinction has now set its sights on "Moa" a flightless 12ft (3.66 m) tall bird.

Scientists who 'de-extincted' dire wolf now want to bring back from dead THIS 12ft tall bird

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson said that the preliminary investigation report into the Ahmedabad crash found no mechanical or maintenance issues with the aircraft or its engines. The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIM) released the investigation report on Saturday (July 12) regarding the crash of AI 171, in which 260 people were killed, including the medical students of the college where the plane crashed. The preliminary report, around 15 pages, was released a month after the deadly crash. The report has revealed details around all the important aspects of the crash.&nbsp;In a communication marked to select Air India employees, Wilson said, "All mandatory maintenance tasks had been completed. There was no issue with the quality of fuel and no abnormality with the take-off roll." He also pointed out the fact that both the pilots of the aircraft had cleared mandatory pre-flight breath analyser tests."We continue to perform necessary checks on all planes, as we will any new ones that authorities may suggest," he added.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/nimisha-priya-case-india-supreme-court-to-hear-plea-on-monday-1752485334522/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/nimisha-priya-case-india-supreme-court-to-hear-plea-on-monday-1752485334522/embed</a>&nbsp;Fuel cut-off mid-air&nbsp;The investigation report revealed that the fuel to both engines of the Boeing 787 aircraft was cut-off mid mid-air, just three seconds after the plane took off. "The aircraft achieved the maximum recorded airspeed of 180 Knots IAS at about 08:08:42 UTC, and immediately thereafter, the Engine 1 and Engine 2 fuel cutoff switches transitioned from RUN to CUTOFF position one after another with a time gap of 01 sec," the report said.&nbsp;Pilots confused&nbsp;The investigation report also revealed the last moments of the plane, in which the pilot of the aircraft was heard confused in the cockpit voice recording. "In the cockpit voice recording, one of the pilots is heard asking the other why he cut off. The other pilot responded that he did not do so," the report read. Boeing advisory not followed The investigation report also revealed that Boeing had issued an optional advisory on the fuel control switch locking mechanism, but Air India had not carried out the recommended checks. The AAIB report also confirmed that the wreckage analysis, post-mortem, is ongoing. "At this stage of investigation, there are no recommended actions to B787-8 and/or GE GEnx-1B engine operators and manufacturers," the report said.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson said that the preliminary investigation report into the Ahmedabad crash found no mechanical or maintenance issues with the aircraft or its engines

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson said that the preliminary investigation report into the Ahmedabad crash found no mechanical or maintenance issues with the aircraft or its engines. The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIM) released the investigation report on Saturday (July 12) regarding the crash of AI 171, in which 260 people were killed, including the medical students of the college where the plane crashed. The preliminary report, around 15 pages, was released a month after the deadly crash. The report has revealed details around all the important aspects of the crash. In a communication marked to select Air India employees, Wilson said, "All mandatory maintenance tasks had been completed. There was no issue with the quality of fuel and no abnormality with the take-off roll." He also pointed out the fact that both the pilots of the aircraft had cleared mandatory pre-flight breath analyser tests. "We continue to perform necessary checks on all planes, as we will any new ones that authorities may suggest," he added. https://www.wionews.com/videos/nimisha-priya-case-india-supreme-court-to-hear-plea-on-monday-1752485334522/embed Fuel cut-off mid-air The investigation report revealed that the fuel to both engines of the Boeing 787 aircraft was cut-off mid mid-air, just three seconds after the plane took off. "The aircraft achieved the maximum recorded airspeed of 180 Knots IAS at about 08:08:42 UTC, and immediately thereafter, the Engine 1 and Engine 2 fuel cutoff switches transitioned from RUN to CUTOFF position one after another with a time gap of 01 sec," the report said. Pilots confused The investigation report also revealed the last moments of the plane, in which the pilot of the aircraft was heard confused in the cockpit voice recording. "In the cockpit voice recording, one of the pilots is heard asking the other why he cut off. The other pilot responded that he did not do so," the report read. Boeing advisory not followed The investigation report also revealed that Boeing had issued an optional advisory on the fuel control switch locking mechanism, but Air India had not carried out the recommended checks. The AAIB report also confirmed that the wreckage analysis, post-mortem, is ongoing. "At this stage of investigation, there are no recommended actions to B787-8 and/or GE GEnx-1B engine operators and manufacturers," the report said.

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson said that the preliminary investigation report into the Ahmedabad crash found no mechanical or maintenance issues with the aircraft or its engines

'There was NO ISSUE with the quality of fuel': Air India CEO says no mechanical issue found in probe report

Chelsea were crowned FIFA Club World Cup champions on Sunday (July 13) after they beat Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) 3-0 in the summit clash at the Metlife Stadium. The win saw Chelsea become the first winners of the expanded Club World Cup in the United States with a trophy presentation also in the spotlight. United States President Donald Trump and FIFA President Gianni Infantino were seen presenting Chelsea captain Reece James with the Club World Cup Trophy, but one particular moment stole the show as President Trump stayed during the celebrations.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560">CHELSEA ARE THE CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD 🏆 CHELSEA LIFTING THE TROPHY WITH DONALD TRUMP STANDING IN BETWEEN THEM 🇺🇸 Powerful 🇺🇸 <a href="https://t.co/FDJk0jJvcV">pic.twitter.com/FDJk0jJvcV</a>&mdash; Ape𝕏 (@CubanOnlyTrump) <a href="https://twitter.com/CubanOnlyTrump/status/1944537302308409472?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 13, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>Did Donald Trump crash Chelsea's Club World Cup celebrations?</h2>President Trump along with Infantino were seen handing over the Club World Cup trophy to James when one awkward moment made headlines. Trump opted to stay in the frontline of the Chelsea players after they started their celebrations. Trump stood between James and goalkeeper Robert Sanchez as he refrained from leaving the spotlight.Later, FIFA President Infantino took matters into his own hands and took Trump away from the celebrations, notably in the background and allowed Chelsea players to celebrate.&nbsp;However, netizens did not sit back and spotted the incident, making remarks. While it looked inappropriate, it was interesting that no players had any issue with the scene and nothing was reported by the FIFA.&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/tennis-i-keep-looking-up-to-him-wimbledon-champion-jannik-sinner-full-of-praise-for-carlos-alcaraz-1752463414215">'I keep looking up to him': Wimbledon champion Jannik Sinner full of praise for Carlos Alcaraz</a>&nbsp;Cole Palmer scored two goals and made another as Chelsea stunned Paris Saint-Germain in the final of the Club World Cup on Sunday, beating the European champions 3-0 before lifting the trophy alongside US President Donald Trump. PSG were the favourites after coming to the United States fresh from winning the Champions League and having destroyed Real Madrid 4-0 in the semi-finals.&nbsp;But having been three goals ahead early on in the semis, this time the roles were reversed as PSG found themselves 3-0 down by the break. Palmer opened the scoring midway through the first half and struck again to make it two on the half-hour mark, before taking advantage of passive defending to set up Joao Pedro for the third on 43 minutes.

Chelsea were crowned FIFA Club World Cup champions on Sunday (July 13) after they beat Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) 3-0 in the summit clash at the Metlife Stadium. 

Chelsea were crowned FIFA Club World Cup champions on Sunday (July 13) after they beat Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) 3-0 in the summit clash at the Metlife Stadium. The win saw Chelsea become the first winners of the expanded Club World Cup in the United States with a trophy presentation also in the spotlight. United States President Donald Trump and FIFA President Gianni Infantino were seen presenting Chelsea captain Reece James with the Club World Cup Trophy, but one particular moment stole the show as President Trump stayed during the celebrations.

Chelsea were crowned FIFA Club World Cup champions on Sunday (July 13) after they beat Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) 3-0 in the summit clash at the Metlife Stadium.&nbsp;

Watch: Did Donald Trump crash Chelsea's Club World Cup celebrations? FIFA president escorts US President backstage

Ahead of the Bihar assembly election, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav dismissed the ongoing reports claiming the presence of foreign voters in Bihar's electoral rolls. He called such reports "mutra" (urine). While speaking at the Mahagathbandhan press conference, Yadav was reacting to inputs reportedly received by the Election Commission that fake voters from Bangladesh and Nepal were present in the state.&nbsp;"The commission says they got inputs or 'sources' (sutra) about this. These are not sources, they are 'mutra,'" Yadav said. Yadav also questioned the legitimacy of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls and alleges serious flaws in the process.&nbsp;Recently, the poll body released a press note saying that 80 per cent of voter forms had been submitted in Bihar. The RJD leader responded to this saying, "Even my own form has not been collected. Forms are being thrown around, and in some places, they're even being used to sell jalebis."&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/nimisha-priya-case-india-supreme-court-to-hear-plea-on-monday-1752485334522./embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/nimisha-priya-case-india-supreme-court-to-hear-plea-on-monday-1752485334522./embed</a>&nbsp;"The Election Commission says documents can be submitted later, but no official SOP has been issued. There are server issues, OTP problems, and technical complaints that are being ignored. It appears this entire exercise is an eyewash," Yadav added.&nbsp;"In 52 seats last time, the victory margin was just 5,000 votes. If this continues, around 3,200 votes could be cut per constituency," he added, alleging that voters who have migrated out of Bihar could be unfairly removed from the rolls.&nbsp;Your Aadhaar Card is NOT your citizenship proof?&nbsp;Ahead of the assembly elections scheduled for October-November, voters in Bihar are restless after the Election Commission said that Aadhaar is not a document to prove Indian citizenship. Meanwhile, on Thursday (July 10), the Indian apex court asked the EC for the reason behind the declaration. A judge on the bench hearing the plea of voters around the proof of citizenship in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists in Bihar said.&nbsp;The SC bench then questioned the timing of the exercise, which began late June. The bench observed that if the EC decided to take away the voting right, then that person has to appeal against the decision and “go through this entire rigmarole and thereby be denied his right to vote in the ensuing election”.&nbsp;The court asked the Election Commission to consider Aadhaar, voter ID card, and ration card as valid documents during the verification drive.&nbsp;&nbsp;

While speaking at the Mahagathbandhan press conference, Yadav was reacting to inputs reportedly received by the Election Commission that fake voters from Bangladesh and Nepal were present in the state.



Ahead of the Bihar assembly election, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav dismissed the ongoing reports claiming the presence of foreign voters in Bihar's electoral rolls. He called such reports "mutra" (urine). While speaking at the Mahagathbandhan press conference, Yadav was reacting to inputs reportedly received by the Election Commission that fake voters from Bangladesh and Nepal were present in the state. "The commission says they got inputs or 'sources' (sutra) about this. These are not sources, they are 'mutra,'" Yadav said. Yadav also questioned the legitimacy of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls and alleges serious flaws in the process. Recently, the poll body released a press note saying that 80 per cent of voter forms had been submitted in Bihar. The RJD leader responded to this saying, "Even my own form has not been collected. Forms are being thrown around, and in some places, they're even being used to sell jalebis." https://www.wionews.com/videos/nimisha-priya-case-india-supreme-court-to-hear-plea-on-monday-1752485334522./embed "The Election Commission says documents can be submitted later, but no official SOP has been issued. There are server issues, OTP problems, and technical complaints that are being ignored. It appears this entire exercise is an eyewash," Yadav added. "In 52 seats last time, the victory margin was just 5,000 votes. If this continues, around 3,200 votes could be cut per constituency," he added, alleging that voters who have migrated out of Bihar could be unfairly removed from the rolls. Your Aadhaar Card is NOT your citizenship proof? Ahead of the assembly elections scheduled for October-November, voters in Bihar are restless after the Election Commission said that Aadhaar is not a document to prove Indian citizenship. Meanwhile, on Thursday (July 10), the Indian apex court asked the EC for the reason behind the declaration. A judge on the bench hearing the plea of voters around the proof of citizenship in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists in Bihar said. The SC bench then questioned the timing of the exercise, which began late June. The bench observed that if the EC decided to take away the voting right, then that person has to appeal against the decision and “go through this entire rigmarole and thereby be denied his right to vote in the ensuing election”. The court asked the Election Commission to consider Aadhaar, voter ID card, and ration card as valid documents during the verification drive.

While speaking at the Mahagathbandhan press conference, Yadav was reacting to inputs reportedly received by the Election Commission that fake voters from Bangladesh and Nepal were present in the state.&nbsp;

Foreigners among 78 million voters in Bihar? Tejashwi Yadav calls it poll body's drama ahead of assembly election

After NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore's 8 days space journey turned into a 286-day ordeal following their spacecraft suffering propulsion failures, forcing National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to keep them aboard the International Space Station (ISS) until a safe return in 2025, everyone would be considering their journey as the longest time in space on a single mission of the all time. But, there are several astronauts whose number of days in space on a single mission is more than Sunita's.From record-holder Valeri Polyakov to Andrew Morgan, there are several astronauts who resisted gravity for a number of months. So, here is the list of the top 10 astronauts who spent the longest time in space on a single mission.Watch: Shubhanshu Shukla and Axiom crew to return to Earth<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/shubhanshu-shukla-and-axiom-crew-to-return-to-earth-1752484467578/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/shubhanshu-shukla-and-axiom-crew-to-return-to-earth-1752484467578/embed</a>&nbsp;<h3>1. Valeri Polyakov (437 days)</h3>The Russian cosmonaut secured the top post for spending the longest time in space, and holding the record for the longest single spaceflight. Polyakov remained 437 days aboard the Mir space station from January 8, 1994, to March 22, 1995. According to a report by the New Mexico Museum of Space History, he conducted 25 experiments on the effects of long-duration space travel, orbiting the Earth over 7,000 times before returning.<h3>2. Sergei Avdeyev (379 days)</h3>Sergei spent an impressive 379 days in space aboard the Mir space station between August 13, 1998, and August 28, 1999, during the Mir EO-17 and EO-18 missions. His stay was extended unexpectedly due to adjustments in another crew member’s schedule.<h3>3. Frank Rubio (371 days)</h3>NASA astronaut Frank Rubio set a new US spaceflight record by spending 371 consecutive days aboard the International Space Station (ISS). Originally planned as a six-month mission, but the duration was extended after a coolant leak on the Soyuz MS-22 spacecraft, which launched on September 21, 2022 and returned on September 27, 2023.<h3>4. Vladimir Titov and Musa Manarov (365 days)</h3>Musa Manarov and Vladimir Titov became the first humans to completely orbit around the sun while in space by spending 365 days, 22 hours, and 38 minutes in orbit from December 1987 to December 1988.<h3>5. Mark Vande Hei (355 days)</h3>He spent 355 days aboard the ISS, whose mission began on April 9, 2021, with Oleg Novitskiy and Pyotr Dubrov, and landed on Earth on March 30, 2022. He orbited Earth 5,680 times and travelled over 150 million miles during his mission. Amid the space mission, he also researched muscle loss and space farming, including growing chile peppers in microgravity.<h3>6. Scott Kelly and Mikhail Kornienko (340 days)</h3>Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko and NASA astronaut Scott Kelly completed a historic 340-day mission aboard the ISS in 2016. The “One-Year Mission” was launched on March 27, 2015, via Soyuz TMA-16M, focusing on human adaptation to space, conducting over 400 experiments on radiation, weightlessness, and isolation. Their findings in the 340 days of the space mission helped shape the plans of the NASA for Mars exploration.<h3>7. Christina Koch (328 days)</h3>Christina Koch, the NASA astronaut, spent her 328 days in space, began her space journey aboard Soyuz MS-12 on March 14, 2019, and completed on February 6, 2020, via Soyuz MS-13. She worked on cutting-edge research, including biological 3D printing and pharmaceutical studies, and finished six spacewalks, including the first all-female spacewalks, totalling 42 hours and 15 minutes.<h3>8. Peggy Whitson (289 days)</h3>Whitson spent 289 days aboard the ISS from November 17, 2016, to September 3, 2017, achieving the record for the longest single spaceflight by a woman at the time. She also holds the record for the most cumulative days in space, with a total of 675 days across multiple missions.<h3>9. Sunita Williams and Barry “Butch” Wilmore (286 days)</h3>NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Barry Butch Wilmore completed an unplanned nine-month stay aboard the International Space Station (ISS), returning safely to Earth on Wednesday, March 19, 2025. Initially scheduled for a brief mission in June 2024, their trip was extended due to propulsion issues with their Boeing Starliner spacecraft. They ultimately made their return via the Crew-9 Dragon capsule, landing off the coast of Florida.<h3>10. Andrew Morgan (272 days)</h3>NASA astronaut Andrew Morgan spent a total of 272 days aboard the ISS, completing 4,352 orbits of Earth and travelling approximately 115 million miles. His mission involved significant scientific work across biology, Earth observation, and technological innovation. Morgan also carried out seven spacewalks, including crucial repairs on the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer, an instrument vital to dark matter studies.&nbsp;

This article highlights a list of the top 10 astronauts with their groundbreaking missions in space who have contributed significantly to our understanding of the universe, extraterrestrial activities, and have also paved the way for future deep-space exploration.
 

After NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore's 8 days space journey turned into a 286-day ordeal following their spacecraft suffering propulsion failures, forcing National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to keep them aboard the International Space Station (ISS) until a safe return in 2025, everyone would be considering their journey as the longest time in space on a single mission of the all time. But, there are several astronauts whose number of days in space on a single mission is more than Sunita's. From record-holder Valeri Polyakov to Andrew Morgan, there are several astronauts who resisted gravity for a number of months. So, here is the list of the top 10 astronauts who spent the longest time in space on a single mission. Watch: Shubhanshu Shukla and Axiom crew to return to Earth https://www.wionews.com/videos/shubhanshu-shukla-and-axiom-crew-to-return-to-earth-1752484467578/embed 1. Valeri Polyakov (437 days) The Russian cosmonaut secured the top post for spending the longest time in space, and holding the record for the longest single spaceflight. Polyakov remained 437 days aboard the Mir space station from January 8, 1994, to March 22, 1995. According to a report by the New Mexico Museum of Space History, he conducted 25 experiments on the effects of long-duration space travel, orbiting the Earth over 7,000 times before returning. 2. Sergei Avdeyev (379 days) Sergei spent an impressive 379 days in space aboard the Mir space station between August 13, 1998, and August 28, 1999, during the Mir EO-17 and EO-18 missions. His stay was extended unexpectedly due to adjustments in another crew member’s schedule. 3. Frank Rubio (371 days) NASA astronaut Frank Rubio set a new US spaceflight record by spending 371 consecutive days aboard the International Space Station (ISS). Originally planned as a six-month mission, but the duration was extended after a coolant leak on the Soyuz MS-22 spacecraft, which launched on September 21, 2022 and returned on September 27, 2023. 4. Vladimir Titov and Musa Manarov (365 days) Musa Manarov and Vladimir Titov became the first humans to completely orbit around the sun while in space by spending 365 days, 22 hours, and 38 minutes in orbit from December 1987 to December 1988. 5. Mark Vande Hei (355 days) He spent 355 days aboard the ISS, whose mission began on April 9, 2021, with Oleg Novitskiy and Pyotr Dubrov, and landed on Earth on March 30, 2022. He orbited Earth 5,680 times and travelled over 150 million miles during his mission. Amid the space mission, he also researched muscle loss and space farming, including growing chile peppers in microgravity. 6. Scott Kelly and Mikhail Kornienko (340 days) Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko and NASA astronaut Scott Kelly completed a historic 340-day mission aboard the ISS in 2016. The “One-Year Mission” was launched on March 27, 2015, via Soyuz TMA-16M, focusing on human adaptation to space, conducting over 400 experiments on radiation, weightlessness, and isolation. Their findings in the 340 days of the space mission helped shape the plans of the NASA for Mars exploration. 7. Christina Koch (328 days) Christina Koch, the NASA astronaut, spent her 328 days in space, began her space journey aboard Soyuz MS-12 on March 14, 2019, and completed on February 6, 2020, via Soyuz MS-13. She worked on cutting-edge research, including biological 3D printing and pharmaceutical studies, and finished six spacewalks, including the first all-female spacewalks, totalling 42 hours and 15 minutes. 8. Peggy Whitson (289 days) Whitson spent 289 days aboard the ISS from November 17, 2016, to September 3, 2017, achieving the record for the longest single spaceflight by a woman at the time. She also holds the record for the most cumulative days in space, with a total of 675 days across multiple missions. 9. Sunita Williams and Barry “Butch” Wilmore (286 days) NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Barry Butch Wilmore completed an unplanned nine-month stay aboard the International Space Station (ISS), returning safely to Earth on Wednesday, March 19, 2025. Initially scheduled for a brief mission in June 2024, their trip was extended due to propulsion issues with their Boeing Starliner spacecraft. They ultimately made their return via the Crew-9 Dragon capsule, landing off the coast of Florida. 10. Andrew Morgan (272 days) NASA astronaut Andrew Morgan spent a total of 272 days aboard the ISS, completing 4,352 orbits of Earth and travelling approximately 115 million miles. His mission involved significant scientific work across biology, Earth observation, and technological innovation. Morgan also carried out seven spacewalks, including crucial repairs on the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer, an instrument vital to dark matter studies.

This article highlights a list of the top 10 astronauts with their groundbreaking missions in space who have contributed significantly to our understanding of the universe, extraterrestrial activities, and have also paved the way for future deep-space exploration. &nbsp;

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