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11 Indian nationals accused of staging robberies to claim crime victim visas in US
Eleven Indian nationals face US charges for allegedly orchestrating staged armed robberies at convenience stores. The scheme aimed to allow store clerks to falsely claim victim status on immigration applications for U Visas. Several defendants were arrested across multiple states, with some appearing in federal court.
Romans used human feces as medicine: 1,900-year-old vial from Turkey reveals shocking treatment
A 1,900-year-old Roman glass bottle from Turkey has yielded direct chemical proof of ancient physicians using human feces as medicine. Scientists identified human excrement mixed with thyme oil, matching descriptions by the famed physician Galen. This discovery confirms ancient medical texts and offers a rare glimpse into Roman healing practices, highlighting the surprising remedies once considere...
Trump eases curbs on Russian oil, says 'will hit Iran very hard'
'Hindu Indians mad at Christian Indian': J6 rioter reacts to Indian Americans fighting over H1-B
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Is Netanyahu dead? Internet claims recent video of Israeli PM 'AI-generated' as it shows '6 fingers', sets rumour mills running amid Iran vs US-Israel war
A video of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ignited a social media storm. Users on X claim the footage is AI-generated, pointing to distorted hands as evidence. The viral tweets and videos highlight growing public suspicion of digital media amid geopolitical tensions and Iran vs US-Israel war. The incident underscores the challenges of discerning truth in an era of synthetic content a...
The Cheese ritual: Inside the 660-year-old Dutch market where men in white race with giant cheese wheels
Alkmaar, Netherlands, revives a centuries-old cheese trading ritual every summer Friday. Dressed in white, guild members perform a synchronized trot, transporting heavy cheese wheels. This historic market, dating back to 1365, showcases traditional hand-clap bargaining and weighing, offering a vibrant glimpse into the nation's rich dairy heritage and past commercial prowess.
‘Putin might be helping them’: Trump hints Russia could be aiding Iran
President Trump suggested Vladimir Putin might be aiding Iran in its conflict, drawing a parallel to US support for Ukraine. This comes after Trump previously questioned a reporter on similar reports. Meanwhile, a US envoy stated Russia denied sharing intelligence with Iran, though expressed hope this remains true.
‘Are you saying I need an extra seat?’ Woman slams airline over size comment
A frequent flyer, Erika, was allegedly told by a Southwest gate agent she needed to purchase an extra seat due to her size. Despite the airline's policy requiring additional seats for passengers encroaching on neighboring space, Erika claims she fit comfortably in one seat. She later received a refund for the incident.
President Marco Rubio in 2028? Kalshi predicts Secretary of State is favourite ahead of JD Vance and Gavin Newsom
It is still absurdly early in the electoral calendar. The next presidential election is years away and the Republican succession battle after Donald Trump has barely begun. Yet prediction markets, which allow people to bet on political outcomes, have already started pricing the future.
£150 fine for feeding a pigeon? Woman stunned by penalty in Manchester park
A young woman received a shocking £150 fine for feeding a pigeon in Manchester. Sam Elkin was in Piccadilly Gardens when she offered a piece of tortilla to a bird. She was unaware it was an offense. The council states littering attracts vermin and harms public spaces. The matter is now under review by Manchester City Council.
UK man went to the gym after killing wife and blamed mysterious voices for the murder
A UK man allegedly murdered his estranged wife, Paria Veisi, after she visited his home. He then reportedly went to a leisure centre to shower and later claimed voices ordered the killing. The victim's body was found buried in a makeshift grave in the garden, with her phone used to send messages suggesting she had left the country.
MrBeast net worth: Billionaire YouTuber claims he’s cash-poor despite massive $2.6B fortune
Despite an estimated $2.6 billion net worth, YouTube star MrBeast says he currently has little personal cash. In a recent interview, Jimmy Donaldson revealed he is “borrowing money right now” because most of his wealth is tied to his company, Beast Industries. The business reinvests heavily into videos and expansion, leaving the billionaire with massive paper wealth but limited liquidity.
Why Meghan Markle parted ways with Netflix — insiders reveal split details
Meghan Markle's brand has split from Netflix after just 11 months, with conflicting reports emerging about the reasons behind the separation. Industry insiders suggest both sides are managing optics, as the Sussex brand faces questions about its product and declining public intrigue. The situation highlights the complexities of celebrity PR when break-ups are heavily explained.
‘Certainly does not help peace’: Zelenskyy on US move to ease Russian oil sanctions
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy criticized a US decision to temporarily ease sanctions on Russian oil, warning it could provide Moscow billions for the war and undermine peace efforts. French President Macron echoed concerns, stating Russia is mistaken if it believes the Middle East conflict offers respite. The US claims the waiver aims to stabilize global energy markets.
‘The president wants you right away’: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent pulled from live broadcast; viewers say his voice was ‘shaken’ — watch
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was unexpectedly summoned by Donald Trump during a live Sky News interview. He returned nearly two hours later, dismissing claims of presidential stress and asserting confidence in the administration's handling of the Iranian mission.
Iran war enters Day 14: As conflict completes two weeks, what we know so far - Tehran explosions, Israel strikes, US aircraft crash
The conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran intensifies. Missile strikes and drone attacks continue across the Middle East. Oil prices surge and global markets react to the growing instability. Regional powers are increasingly drawn into the fighting. The war has spread across multiple fronts, with casualties mounting.
Candace Owens faces outrage after releasing unseen Charlie Kirk assassination footage :“Pure unfiltered evil”
Conservative commentator Candace Owens has sparked backlash after sharing a new video from the day Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk was assassinated at Utah Valley University. Owens highlighted what she called unusual details in the footage and warned Kirk’s “enemies” against exploiting his legacy. Critics accused her of exploiting the tragedy months later, while the suspect remains on trial...
'About to surrender': Trump makes big claim on Iran, says US 'got rid of a cancer threatening us all'
US President Trump claimed that Iran is "about to surrender" during a G7 call earlier this week, while describing Iran regime as removing a "cancer." Amidst escalating regional strikes, Iran reportedly targeted the USS Abraham Lincoln, though the US denied the incident. CENTCOM confirmed the carrier strike group's ongoing support for operations.
Hormuz miscalculation? Trump sideswiped by Iran's closure of Strait
Washington underestimated Iran's threat to close the Strait of Hormuz, causing global oil market jitters. Despite planning, economic fallout wasn't fully accounted for, leaving the US scrambling. While officials claim preparedness, limited options and high risks for naval escorts are evident. Iran signals the strait's closure remains a pressure tool.
Afghanistan hits Pakistan's Kohat military fort in retaliatory drone strikes
Afghanistan retaliated against Pakistani strikes that killed four in Kabul and Kandahar. Afghan forces claimed to have targeted Pakistani military centers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, including a fortress and command center, following alleged "night-time violations" along the disputed Durand Line. This escalation intensifies existing tensions between the two nations.
