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2 Indian-Origin Men Get 28 Years In Jail After Deadly Car Race On UK Street
During the trial, it was heard that the two Indian-origin men did not know each other. Minutes before the crash, Bhachu and Riyat had a conversation through the windows of their sports cars while waiting side-by-side at a traffic light.
US Woman Finds 103-Year-Old Shipwreck While Playing With Her 9-Year-Old Son Near Lake Superior
The former camper remembered that the wreck once stood above the water. However, it became more fully submerged a few years later.
India Calls for Equal Veto Rights in UN Security Council Reform
China, France, Russia, the UK and the US are the five permanent members of the 15-nation Security Council and enjoy veto powers.
Saudi Coalition Destroys 3 Houthi Missiles, 4 Drones Fired Towards Kingdom
Saudi Arabia has intensified its strikes on the Houthis since the group captured strategic areas along Yemen's Red Sea coast last month.
California Professor Stops Grading Homework After Spotting Students' Growing Reliance On AI
Borcherds said the difficulty of grading homework might be a small concern compared with the wider effects of AI on society.
US Judge Extends Curbs On Trump's Golf Course Project After 400 Trees Cut
At a hearing, the judge excoriated the government after workers cut down at least 400 trees over a holiday weekend with little notice to the plaintiffs.
Trump, Iran, Economy: 5 Big Issues Shaping US Midterms
The conflict with Iran, underway since February, has driven energy costs higher and become deeply unpopular.
A US Mercenary Group, A Fragile Peace And Global Race For Critical Minerals
Erik Prince, the founder of the now-defunct private security company Blackwater and a prominent supporter of US President Donald Trump, has secured a role in Congo through his company, Vectus Global.
This 'Arab' Factor Holds Critical Balance Of Power In Israel Elections
Arab political representation is not one united bloc. The United Arab List, or Ra'am, and other Arab-led political parties have different political priorities and different approaches to cooperation with Jewish-led parties.
Melania Trump-Brokered Truce Begins In Ukrainian Town Of Oleshky
The Russian defence ministry said on Friday it would halt fire in the "Kherson sector" for the duration of the ceasefire, without giving details.
Nikhil Kamath's Big AI Bet: Why India Should Look Beyond Silicon Valley
NDTV World Summit 2026: Rather than building LLMs, Kamath batted for exploring opportunities in applications built on top of new technology platforms.
October 7 Attack To Ballot Box: Battle For Israel's Future Begins
Far-right parties have worked hard to appeal to younger Israelis, using social media campaigns and messaging based around security, military strength and territorial control.
Anthropic Halts AI Training Over Security Concerns Ahead Of IPO
The Claude maker said in the filing's risk factors section that it had delayed pre-training of a new "frontier" base model to strengthen safeguards against the theft of model weights and intellectual property.
Israel Election: What Happens After Polls Close?
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's hold on power is at stake, with centrist rivals promising to usher in a new era, but it might take time before clear results are known.
Ex-FBI Chief Hit With Fresh Charges Over Alleged Defence Disclosure
In a criminal complaint unsealed on Monday, Comey is accused of communicating the information in October 2016, when he was head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, to a "person not entitled to receive it."
United Flight Diverts After Passenger Allegedly Threatens To "Hijack" Plane
An airplane passenger was arrested for allegedly writing a message while midair that he was going to "hijack" the plane, forcing the United flight to be diverted back to Las Vegas shortly after takeoff Saturday.
France Promises To Replace Its University Admissions After Violent Protests
France Protests: The 2028 deadline puts a central concession to protesters beyond President Emmanuel Macron's time in office, leaving his successor's government to deliver it.
Trump Pledges $1 Million For Information Leading To Vote Fraud Conviction
US President Donald Trump on Monday announced a $1 million reward for information about voter fraud, in a fresh bid to sow doubt ahead of the US midterms and push his false claim about winning the 2020 election.
Trump Slams Brazil Election As "Rigged" And "Corrupt" After Lula Wins
US President Donald Trump claimed on Monday that Brazil's elections were "rigged" and "so corrupt" after President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva beat Trump's right-wing ally Flavio Bolsonaro.
Brazil's Flavio Bolsonaro Says Court Banned Him From Leaving Country
Flavio Bolsonaro on Monday said a Supreme Court justice had banned him from leaving Brazil, one day after he lost presidential elections and refused to concede defeat.
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Israel election 2026 live: Netanyahu faces tough test in high-stakes polls
Millions to cast ballots in election widely billed as the most consequential in Israel's history.
Man with fake gun shot after using abused partner as shield
Brazilian police shot a man who assaulted and threatened his partner with a fake gun in Criciuma, southern Brazil.
Ex-FBI chief Comey defiant in the face of third prosecution
Ex-FBI Director James Comey denies US Justice Department's new charges.
Moroccan police intercept migrant swimming back towards Ceuta
Moroccan police intercepted a migrant swimming towards Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta
Russia halts strikes on Ukraine’s Kherson as Oleshky ceasefire takes effect
The localised ceasefire, secured by US First Lady Melania Trump, will allow evacuations and aid deliveries to Oleshky.
Trump suggests renaming the Atlantic Ocean the ‘American Ocean’
US President Donald Trump has suggested renaming the Atlantic Ocean the ‘American Ocean’ at a Republican rally.
Bolsonaro’s party accepts Brazil election after Trump calls vote ‘rigged’
Trump pushes unsubstantiated claims about Brazil's presidential vote but says he 'didn't take sides' in the race.
Harry Kane wins Ballon d’Or, ending England’s 25-year wait
Bayern Munich and England striker Harry Kane has won his first Ballon d’Or after a record-breaking season.
Serbia’s ‘students’ celebrate for a second night after election victory
Thousands gathered on the streets of Belgrade for a second night to celebrate the student-led movement's victory.
US court rules against Trump administration in California voting case
US appeals court blocks government effort to stop California from tabulating ballots from list of alleged non-citizens.
Romania says Russia-run sabotage network set fire near weapons factory
Authorities say the fire in September is part of a broader campaign against European countries that support Ukraine.
Iran war live: Iran says US ‘not serious’ about talks; ship ablaze off Iraq
Iran says the United States is "not serious" about negotiations as UKMTO reports a ship on fire off the coast of Iraq.
Bolsonaro says police demand passports after Brazil election defeat
Flavio Bolsonaro posted a video on social media saying police ordered him to surrender his passports
Jordan strikes Syria after church attack, killing at least seven people
Syria closes border crossings with Jordan after air strikes kill seven people in Deraa and Suweyda, including children.
Jordan attacks Syria in response to Karak church attack
Jordan’s air force has carried out several strikes in southern Syria in response to Friday’s church attack.
England’s Harry Kane wins Ballon d’Or, Alexia Putellas takes women’s award
Bayern Munich striker becomes the first Englishman to win the prestigious award in 25 years, after Michael Owen in 2001.
Mass brawl between Galatasaray and Fenerbahce after Istanbul derby
A mass brawl erupted between players of the Turkish football teams Galatasaray and Fenerbahce.
Former FBI director James Comey hit with third set of charges under Trump
Comey, who was fired during Trump's first term, has been accused of unlawfully divulging national security information.
Africa food security under threat due to Iran war, trade officials warn
The war on Iran is driving up fuel and fertiliser costs across Africa, threatening food security, trade officials say.
What will Lula’s fourth term mean for Brazil?
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva wins a fourth term as Bolsonaro disputes the result. Can he deliver on his promises of change?
US court rules daughter of Trump critic James Comey was illegally fired
Maurene Comey had argued that she was fired because her father, former FBI chief James Comey, was target of Trump's ire.
Palestinian children crawl under Israeli military gates to get to school
Palestinian children in Jenin have to crawl under Israeli military gates to get to and from school.
Huge explosion at a weapons depot in Syria
Huge explosion at a weapons depot in Syria
What Vucic’s defeat means for Serbia’s foreign policy
Those expecting Belgrade to tilt towards the West may need patience while the new government deals with domestic issues.
How a WhatsApp channel helped Lula win Brazil’s election
Over 10 million Lula supporters joined a WhatsApp channel to help boost his campaign.