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  Trump's 'Operation Sindoor' Pitch In US Midterms And 'Settled 8 Wars' Claim

  Trump also expressed disappointment over not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize for his claimed diplomatic interventions.

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  Trump's 'Epic Fury' Warning After US Envoy's 'Strike This Weekend' Remark, Iran Responds

  Trump did not outline the conditions Iran would have to meet to prevent another round of military action.

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  American Express Cutting 5% Of Global Workforce

  The restructuring will make AmEx a "more agile and efficient organization," Chief Executive Stephen Squeri told analysts on an earnings conference call.

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  Wanted For Murders, Gangsters Himanshu Bhau, Neeraj Faridpuria Arrested In US

  Himanshu Bhau, a rival of jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, was on the most-wanted lists of Haryana and Delhi Police. Murders, kidnappings, extortions -- a number of cases have been registered against him.

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  'US Is Weakest Country': Mojtaba Aide's Swipe At Trump Over 'Failed Goals'

  Speaking at the NDTV World Summit 2026, Abdul Majid Hakeem Ilahi said the US had three goals when it launched strikes on Iran on February 28, triggering a war in the Middle East.

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  AI, Crypto Companies, 'Dark Money' Groups Among 15 Top US Midterms Donors

  Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has donated close to $57 million in total this election cycle, including donations from its CEO and co-founder Brian Armstrong.

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  Trump's Aide Lindsey Graham Accused Of Paying 2 Men And A Teen For Sex

  A man who identified himself as Kelvin alleged that he was a 17-year-old minor when he met Graham at a property in Arizona in 2001. The man claimed the Republican senator paid him $120 for the encounter.

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  'US Never Apologised': Iran Diplomat On Primary School Bombing

  The Trump administration has yet to directly accept responsibility or release the findings of a Pentagon investigation into the school bombing.

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  Top US Banks Block AI Agents As Bots Access Customer Accounts Without Consent

  An Axios report on Thursday said some AI agents attempted to take actions that appeared to be independent of user instructions, citing people familiar with the matter.

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  'Human Pulled The Trigger, Machine Helped': Ex-CIA Chief On Iran School Bombing

  The statement contradicts an earlier report that said an AI 'Kill Chain' was behind US strikes on an Iranian school.

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  "Veins May Have Ruptured, Blown": How Christa Pike Survived Execution Attempt

  It's not clear exactly when the pentobarbital was pushed into the IV lines, but at 7:34 pm, Christa Pike said her arm was hurting.

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  Ukraine, Mideast War Drive Trump's Midterm Headache As US Oil Prices Surge

  Energy exports from the Gulf have plunged since US-Israeli strikes on Iran from February caused Tehran to respond by choking off the Strait of Hormuz, a vital waterway for oil and gas transit.

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  Bodycam Video Shows Police Officer Shooting 1-Year-Old Boy Dead In Mississippi

  The Mississippi Attorney General's office said Sgt. Hunter Foster's use of force was appropriate. Foster's attorney said his client had "no choice" but to shoot at the vehicle because it was going to hit him.

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  Elon Musk To Merge SpaceX, Tesla: A Look Into $3.5 Trillion Corporate Deal

  Elon Musk holds about 82 percent of SpaceX's voting power but only about 20 percent at Tesla, where his moves have drawn scrutiny and lawsuits from investors.

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  Indian-Origin Man Murders Wife In US, Tells Cops ICE Agents "Kidnapped" Her

  The man, Gurinder Gill, said that his wife, Jasmine Gill, was taken by the ICE agents from their residence.

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  Trump's Son-In-Law's Hacked Phone Shows Secret Dealings With Saudi, UAE. His Reply

  The report claimed that bin Zayed and Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman were behind the idea of the account, as they wanted to set up a slush fund to help the Trump administration with its foreign policy goals.

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  Trump's Crypto Firm Sued Over Alleged Profits From $2 Billion UAE-Linked Deal

  The suit claims Trump violated the Foreign Emoluments Clause, a provision of the US Constitution that bars presidents from taking payments from foreign governments without the approval of Congress

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  New York Bans 150-Year-Old Horse Carriages Months After Indian Tourist's Death

  Critics say the animals suffer, pointing to deadly collapses and dangerous escapes, while advocates point to the jobs they create and the heritage they uphold.

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  Trump Says Starshield System Is "Back" In Ukraine

  Elon Musk had previously said that "any limits on speed or usage" of Starshield systems -- which are operated by his SpaceX company -- were "decided by the US military and ultimately POTUS," referring to Trump.

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  "Keep It Up": Trump Defends Vivek Ramaswamy's Controversial Ad

  Donald Trump on his Truth Social network defended the "very powerful" advertisement and accused the media of a "well coordinated attack" aimed at getting Ramaswamy, a former presidential hopeful, to stop running it.