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Indian fraudster caught by alert store owner in Michigan, gets golden chocolate coins instead of $700k gold

A 79-year-old widow in Michigan received a sudden phone call informing her that her Social Security funds were being misused to support terrorism, and to stop that, she was asked to buy $700,000 in gold and give it to a person they would send. An old script to polish off…

The Times of India

TPUSA Faces Fury After Democrats Discover Organisation Allegedly Got Their Exact Residential Data For Cash Pleas

Democratic voters in cities like Los Angeles and New York report receiving unexpected fundraising letters from Turning Point USA, raising concerns about how it obtained their addresses.

International Business Times UK

Meet Vipan Kumar: Indian-origin worker who saved 5-year-old girl from frozen lake in Romania, awarded honorary citizenship

In January this year, an Indian-origin construction worker became a hero in Romania after risking his own life to save a five-year-old girl who fell through the ice of a frozen lake. This act that has earned him the title of honorary citizen in the city of Craiova.

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Quote of the day by Plato: “A fool is one who is governed by his passions and does not act with reason.”

Several years ago, a senior football manager was asked about the worst decision he had made during his career. The journalist expected a tactical explanation or perhaps a discussion about player transfers. Instead, the manager described a moment of anger. After a disappointing defeat, he lashed out publicly at a…

The Times of India

Where does Elon Musk’s phenomenal wealth come from?

South Africa-born tech entrepeneur on course to become world’s first trillionaire after lucrative SpaceX IPO

The Independent UK

Another Gen Z revolution brewing? Why Indonesian students are protesting

Indonesia is witnessing its biggest wave of student unrest in months, with thousands of university students protesting against President Prabowo Subianto’s economic policies. Triggered by a fuel price hike, demonstrations have spread across Jakarta and other cities, with students demanding lower living costs, cuts to state spending and the suspension…

The Times of India

Women held at much-denounced ICE detention camp sign on to hunger strike

Nearly 40 women detained at Delaney Hall join striking men and outline demands ‘rooted in basic human rights’

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Iranian State Outlet Says Agreement With U.S. Doesn't Include Giving Up Control Of Hormuz Strait

Iranian state news agency IRNA said on Friday that the terms of a draft agreement with the U.S. does not include giving up control of the Hormuz Strait, which Tehran is seeking to control following the war.

International Business Times

US, Iran signal peace deal is close after Trump lashes out at ‘dishonorable’ Iranians

The US and Iran on Friday signaled that an initial peace agreement to end the Iran war was close although details of the deal were not officially released. The consensual signaling came hours after President Donald Trump posted a message lashing out at "very dishonorable" Iranians after local media reported…

France 24

Viral video of Iran downing US helicopter was generated by AI

A video claiming to show the Iranian army downing a US Apache attack helicopter has garnered millions of views on social media. But the video was AI-generated.

France 24

‘This is what I was born for’: the drought-ridden Colombian town that took on Coca-Cola Femsa – and won

While La Calera faced severe water rationing, local springs were being drained by the drinks giant’s franchise. So the residents fought back

The Guardian - UK

US Ambassador Huckabee Dismisses Economics and Defence, Credits Israel's Survival to Divine Covenant: 'God Favours It'

US Ambassador Mike Huckabee's theological justification for Israel's existence has sparked international condemnation, highlighting tensions between religious beliefs and diplomatic policies.

International Business Times UK

Escaping Kabul: The secret operation to exfiltrate the Afghan women's cycling team

Nearly five years ago, the Taliban seized control of Kabul and imposed Sharia law in Afghanistan. The women's cycling team, which was due to take part in international competitions, found itself more threatened than ever before. An unprecedented plan was put in place to smuggle the professional cyclists out of…

France 24

First Thing: Iran peace deal remains elusive as choice of US targets draws legal questions

Trump claims strikes called off as deal is close, but Tehran denies agreement near, while legal experts question if US targets may be a war crime

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International Business Times UK

Princess Bha Dies At 47: Why The Death Of Thailand's 'Future Queen' Is Sending Shockwaves Through The Monarchy

Princess Bajrakitiyabha of Thailand has died at 47 after a long coma, raising questions about the monarchy's future and royal succession.

International Business Times UK

'We Are Watching': Hackers Target Philippine Senate Website With Anti-Corruption Message

The Philippine Senate faces a political crisis as its website is hacked, exposing security flaws amidst ongoing corruption scandals and power struggles among senators.

The Times of India

When Prince George served at the coronation, a quiet detail showed how seriously he took the role

Prince George played a significant role as a Page of Honour at King Charles III's Coronation, assisting with ceremonial duties. His quiet composure and focus on his task, rather than the spectacle, highlighted his understanding of duty. This prominent public participation offered a glimpse into the future of the monarchy…

International Business Times UK

Pokémon Go Data Used To Train AI That Could Guide Military Drones In War Zones

Pokémon Go's location data has been used to train AI models for military drones, raising concerns about unintended applications of consumer data.

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Why a bleak poll on Russia’s economy spells bad news for Putin as war in Ukraine bites

As EU sanctions and Ukrainian attacks on Russia’s energy infrastructure take their toll, Russian citizens are increasingly feeling the squeeze

The Times of India

From Sundar Pichai to Vinod Khosla: Meet the 26 Indian-origin leaders in America's most successful immigrants list

The story of immigration in America has long been intertwined with innovation, entrepreneurship and economic growth. In its latest ranking of America's most successful immigrants, Forbes highlighted 250 individuals whose contributions have shaped industries ranging from technology and healthcare to finance, academia and entertainment. Among them are 26 India-born and…

The Guardian - US

Crowd gathers at Kennedy Center after court denies Trump’s emergency appeal to keep his name on building – as it happened

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The Independent UK

Son arrested for murder days after woman goes missing in Sydney

Police suspect 34-year-old met mother to talk ‘about perhaps borrowing some money’ before she disappeared

International Business Times

What Therapists Know About the Problems We Keep Debating

Many of the challenges dominating public life are discussed as separate crises. Therapists see something different.

The Times of India

Dubai visa rules 2026: 10 major UAE visa changes expats, workers and tourists need to know

The UAE is significantly overhauling its visa and residency rules, introducing expanded Golden Visa benefits, a new Blue Visa for environmental leaders, and specialized permits for emerging industries. These reforms aim to attract global talent and simplify travel, with a proposed GCC Grand Tours visa potentially revolutionizing regional tourism.

The Guardian - US

A powerful US surveillance law is set to expire – what happens now?

Congress has failed to reauthorize section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act amid questions over its future

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