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A fire at a South Korea car parts plant killed 10 people, the Yonhap news agency reported early Saturday citing authorities, with rescuers still searching for four missing. A total of 170 workers were in the plant when the fire started, Yonhap reported.
Braden Clavicular Peters is facing claims that he asked people to sign contracts before joining his livestreams. Streamer VarisG said the situation felt forced and uncomfortable during a Miami meeting. Other clips and reports also raised similar concerns. Clavicular says these were normal NDAs, but the claims remain unproven and are still being debated online.
President Trump stated the U.S. is nearing its military objectives in the Middle East concerning Iran, aiming to degrade its missile capabilities and defense industry. He firmly rejected a ceasefire, asserting the U.S. is "obliterating the other side" and has "won." Trump also indicated other nations should guard the Strait of Hormuz.
Barron Trump turns 20 today, and despite spending his entire life in one of the world's most scrutinised families, he remains its most private member. From a $150 million crypto fortune and a yerba mate start-up to quietly reshaping his father's social media strategy, the NYU sophomore is building something of his own. He just hasn't told anyone about it yet.
Twitch streamer Uwo's Lab transformed an old toilet into a working speaker, dubbed the "Sh*twoofer," in a viral experiment that he performed. Despite the sound quality, the project amazed viewers with its creativity, demonstrating that unusual ideas can be brought to life through imagination and electronics, encouraging experimentation and fun.
On the most charged Eid in a generation, heads of state, mayors and kings pause to mark the end of Ramadan, each in their own way, each in their own world.
A nine-year-old girl tragically died after participating in the dangerous "blackout challenge" she saw on social media. Her parents are warning others about the deadly dare, emphasizing that it's not a game but a matter of life and death. They are calling for greater accountability from social media companies to prevent further tragedies.
Braden Clavicular went viral after a livestream showed a woman slapping him during an argument at a club. The incident happened on March 19, 2026, during his subathon stream. He later called the police and said he plans to press charges. The clip, shared on X by @Kick_Champ, continues to gain attention online.
Following a recent nine-day exploration of India, American far-right figure Laura Loomer has declared the nation 'extraordinary,' arguing that media narratives surrounding it are largely exaggerated. She emphasized her sense of safety and warmth throughout her stay, commending the local cuisine, vibrant culture, and generous hospitality. Loomer even predicts India as a formidable superpower on the...
South Pars is not simply an Iranian asset. It is part of the world’s largest natural gas field, shared with Qatar, whose LNG exports underpin energy supply chains across Europe and Asia. When Israel struck that field, it was not just hitting Iran’s revenues. It was destabilising a system tied to a Gulf partner that matters deeply to Washington.
The Trump administration has sued Harvard University. The lawsuit alleges the university violated Jewish students' civil rights. This action is part of a broader campaign against the Ivy League school. The government claims Harvard ignored campus hostility and failed to enforce anti-harassment rules. The suit seeks to compel compliance with civil rights law and recover federal funds.
Kim Jong Un's daughter, believed to be 13-year-old Kim Ju Ae, was seen driving a tank during military drills, fueling speculation she's being groomed as heir. This latest joint appearance follows numerous high-profile events, with state media highlighting their close bond.
Former President Donald Trump labeled Nato allies "cowards" for refusing to join the US-led military campaign against Iran. He criticized their complaints about high oil prices while not assisting in securing the Strait of Hormuz. Trump warned this lack of support would be detrimental to Nato's future.
Iran's armed forces have issued a severe threat, vowing to hunt down US and Israeli officials globally, even in recreational areas. This warning comes amid ongoing airstrikes from the US and Israel, which Iran claims have weakened its military. The remarks raise concerns about potential militant operations beyond West Asia if the conflict escalates.
A French officer inadvertently revealed the location of the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle by publicly recording a run on the Strava app. The vessel, deployed to the eastern Mediterranean, was reportedly northwest of Cyprus. This incident highlights ongoing security concerns with fitness app data, following similar past exposures.
A 20-year-old Indian-origin student finds AI-driven job hunting impersonal and brutal after over 100 rejections. With job vacancies shrinking and employers increasingly using AI for screening, many graduates feel the career ladder is out of reach. While firms cite efficiency, candidates lament the loss of human connection in the hiring process.
