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Erika Kirk, Charlie Kirk's wife, appointed as CEO of Turning Point USA

Erika Kirk, the widow of rightwing activist Charlie Kirk, has been appointed as the new CEO and chair of the board for Turning Point USA.

At least 11 killed in bomb blasts in Pakistan's Balochistan

In the latest episode of violence in Pakistan's restive Balochistan province, at least 11 persons have been killed in two bomb blasts, including three soldiers.

'They only give me bad publicity': Trump threatens to cancel licence of TV networks critical of him

On Thursday, US President Donald Trump suggested that TV networks that cover him "negatively" could be punished by his administration

Ex-Pakistan pacer mentions Virat Kohli while taking a dig at Suryakumar Yadav-led Indian team over handshake row

Amid the ongoing controversy over the Indian team turning down the post-match handshake with Pakistan earlier in the Asia Cup, a recently-retired Pakistani pacer took a dig at the Suryakumar Yadav-led Men in Blue with a social media post.

India vs Pakistan rematch date and everything else you need to know about Asia Cup Super 4s

India face Oman in the final first-round match of the 2025 Asia Cup in Abu Dhabi on Friday. That match, however, will have little consequence on the Super 4s, the lineup for which has already been confirmed and which gets underway a day later. Here's everything you need to know.

Asia Cup organisers step in amid India-Pakistan handshake controversy with a new rule for journalists

With the spotlight shining brightly on the ICC as well as the BCCI, PCB and match referee Andy Pycroft, the Asian Cricket Council has decided to step in and not be a complete spectator in the India-Pakistan handshake saga that has cast a shadow on the tournament.

'They only give me bad publicity': Trump threatens to cancel licence of TV networks critical of him

On Thursday, US President Donald Trump suggested that TV networks that cover him "negatively" could be punished by his administration

Bad Bunny, Amy Poehler and Sabrina Carpenter will host ‘Saturday Night Live’

The trio, no stranger to Studio 8H, will host the first three episodes of the season, NBC announced Thursday. All three were heavily involved in the Season 50 celebrations.

Kimmel’s future hangs in balance after ABC suspends his late-night show over Charlie Kirk comments

Kimmel made several remarks on his show Monday and Tuesday about the reaction to the conservative activist’s killing last week, suggesting many Trump supporters are trying to capitalize on Kirk’s death

iPhone day sees frenzy among buyers: Long queues, scuffles outside Apple stores

Visuals show a group of Apple customers exchanging blows and being taken away by both private and government security personnel. The police were also forced to resort to mild caning and dragged the miscreants out

Trump UK visit: How the $204 billion US investment may help the British economy bounce back

US President Donald Trump’s second State visit to the UK featured lavish royal ceremonies, record US investments worth £150 billion, and the signing of a landmark Tech Prosperity Deal with PM Keir Starmer. While the visit brought pledges of thousands of jobs, differences over steel tariffs and immigration remain unresolved

Apple's iPhone 17 series sale starts today: How much of it is ‘made in India’?

Apple's latest iPhone 17 series, with four new models, has officially gone on sale. Long queues were seen outside stores in India. This year, Indian Apple fans have a bigger reason to cheer, as all the latest iPhones, including the high-end Pro models, are assembled in the country

Heartbreak in Paris, glory in Zagreb: From Olympic humiliation to World Championships bronze, how Antim redeemed herself

A little over a year after her humiliating exit from the Paris Olympics, in which she was deported from France after suffering a first-round defeat, wrestling sensation Antim Panghal redeemed herself with a second consecutive bronze medal at the World Wrestling Championships.

Neeraj Chopra shows he is only human: A champion’s toughest day in seven years

Indian javelin star Neeraj Chopra suffered his first major setback in over seven years, finishing eighth at the World Athletics Championships 2025 in Tokyo. Despite the heartbreak, the Haryana-born athlete remains one of India’s greatest and is likely to bounce back stronger.

Fake Pakistan football team caught and deported from Japan in alleged human trafficking case

The FIA has arrested Waqas Ali from Sialkot for allegedly running a human trafficking scheme by sending people to Japan as a fake football team. He facing investigation for multiple cases linked to illegal migration scams.

Why UK has deported an Indian man to France

The UK has deported an Indian man, who entered the country in August via the English Channel on a small boat, to France. British Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood said this was an ‘important first step’ to secure the country’s borders. But why was he sent to France?

How Shankar, the lonely African elephant in Delhi zoo, met a tragic end

Shankar, Delhi Zoo’s only African elephant, breathed his last on Wednesday. The 30-year-old tusker had been living in solitary confinement for the last 13 years. Multiple efforts, including one reaching the Supreme Court, were seen to free the giant of misery. Now, his death has raised questions

From to Munir to Muridke, how terrorists are exposing Pakistan bit by bit

Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists are debunking Pakistan’s claims after Operation Sindoor. A commander of the terror group, in a video that has gone viral, made revelations about its headquarters that was hit by India in May. This comes just days after a Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) leader admitted that Masood Azhar’s family was killed in Indian airstrikes on the group’s terror hub in Bahawalpur. Here's what we know

How India should approach disruptive world order

Countering China, enabling communities: How India’s Vibrant Village Scheme brings hope to borderlands

How Saudi-Pakistan defence pact is more a threat for West Asia than India