The Latest Breaking News from The Times of India

Former US president Joe Biden was recently spotted travelling aboard an Amtrak train, sitting casually among fellow passengers, sparking widespread reactions across social media and renewing attention to his long-standing association with rail travel.

Exiled Iranian princess Noor Pahlavi who lives in Los Angeles said Iran has never been this close to a regime change and also the regime has never been this weak. In an interview with the California Post, Noor said the US military mobilization in the region gives her hope. “It’s…

An armed man carrying a shotgun and fuel can was shot and killed by secret service agents and a sheriff's deputy after breaching the secure perimeter of Mar-a-Lago. The incident occurred while President Trump was at the White House, and follows previous threats and security incidents involving the president.

An Indian-born British doctor has spent the last three months unable to return home to the United Kingdom after Mumbai Police issued a Look Out Circular (LOC) against him over a social media post concerning Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Former IMF chief economist Gita Gopinath has backed Indian-American lawyer Neal Katyal in questioning US President Donald Trump’s decision to impose a 15 per cent global tariff.

Reacting to Indian content creator Sachin Awasthi's experience of getting detained at Jeju Island, visa specialist Priyesh Sharma said the Indian passport isn't the best and even Shah Rukh Khan had been detained in the past, and it does not matter to the host countries whether you are a celebrity…

A powerful Nor'easter has caused significant disruptions to air travel between the UAE and the US East Coast. Emirates and Etihad have cancelled and rescheduled numerous flights to and from New York and Boston due to heavy snow and strong winds, impacting airport operations and creating hazardous travel conditions.

A 23-year-old Indian man, Atharva Shailesh Sathawane, has been sentenced to 18 years in prison after he was found guilty of scamming elders in Florida. The sentence was announced in January but the case has now come to the attention of MAGA commentators as their anti-India sentiment becomes louder over…

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Denmark's defence minister stated Greenland does not require a US hospital ship, as its population receives adequate healthcare locally or in Denmark. The minister was unaware of any such vessel heading to the Arctic territory, attributing President Trump's claims to a new political norm. Healthcare in both regions is free,…

Kuwait's Bar Association is cracking down on unlicensed legal advice shared online, filing complaints against expatriates offering consultations via social media. This move, alongside deregistering lawyers and suspending firms, aims to protect the public and uphold professional standards. Only registered legal professionals can legally offer advice, ensuring accuracy and accountability…