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Mamdani not called to speak at NYC funeral of Army sergeant killed in Iranian attack: report
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani was reportedly denied the opportunity to speak Friday during the funeral of Army Sgt. Angel Sarah Rampersad in Queens, one of three U.S. service members killed in Jordan during an Iranian attack on July 17.Mamdani attended the service at a church in Ozone Park but did not deliver remarks honoring Rampersad.According to the New York Post, Mamdani appeared to review prepared remarks on an iPad as other dignitaries spoke, but his name was never called.A source fam...
Russia's overnight ballistic missile and drone attack on Ukraine capital Kyiv kills 3
At least three people were killed and more than a dozen others were injured after Russia launched a barrage of ballistic missiles and drones targeting Ukraine's capital Kyiv overnight into Saturday. The attack damaged residential buildings, sparked multiple fires across the city and left people trapped under debris, officials said.
'Sorry to entire nation, I am just 15': Noida girl who 'abused' PM Modi apologises
A Noida resident accused of abusing Prime Minister Modi posted an apology video claiming she is fifteen years old. She stated protesters influenced her remarks, calling it her first and last mistake. Police details and neighbor accounts suggest she is older and resides in Faridabad. The Zero FIR filed against her has been transferred to Delhi's Special Cell. Prime Minister Modi urged embracing young protesters rather than punishing them.
Spain says most migrants return to Morocco after border rush kills 57
Spanish authorities said 57 bodies had been recovered on the Spanish side of the border. Officials warned that the death toll could be higher as there may have been additional casualties on the Moroccan side. According to the government, some migrants drowned while others were crushed as they attempted to climb the breakwater supporting the border fence.
Trump threatens to hit Iran 'very hard' as US weighs fresh attack
President Trump threatened very hard hits on Iran, potentially targeting energy infrastructure. Reports suggest fresh strikes could begin as early as this weekend. The United States and Israel are discussing coordinated attacks on oil refineries and power plants. This operation would mark Israel's direct involvement in a new phase of strikes. White House aides reportedly raised strong objections to the proposed military campaign.
ترامب: جهود دبلوماسية جديدة في غزة وتحديات داخلية أمام الانتخابات
يتواصل الرئيس السابق دونالد ترامب في تقديم مبادرات دبلوماسية في الشرق الأوسط، حيث أعلن عن اتفاقية جديدة بين إسرائيل وحماس. في الوقت نفسه، يواجه تحديات داخلية تتعلق بانتخابات منتصف المدة وقضايا قانونية متزايدة.
Trump's Bold Moves: Gaza Deal, Iran Strikes, and Midterm Strategies
Former President Donald Trump has made headlines with his recent diplomatic efforts in the Gaza conflict and his comments on international migration. Amidst escalating tensions with Iran, Trump’s actions are shaping the political landscape as the midterms approach.
Trump administration to dismiss Reflecting Pool charges against David Hearn
US Attorney Jeanine Pirro, a Trump appointee, acknowledges that the peeling sealant is result of 'botched installation'.
Iran war live: Iran says it has a plan to respond to any US attacks
An Iranian official quoted by Tasnim says comprehensive plans are in place to respond to any 'mad' US strikes.
Liberal podcaster says he was 'doxed' by Mamdani's 'wanted poster' of property owners
Prominent liberal podcaster and NYU professor Scott Galloway called out New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s publicly accessible database, saying it endangers landowners like himself.Mayor Zohran Mamdani opened a new front in his ongoing battle with New York City's wealthy after his administration published a searchable database identifying affluent property owners who could be subject to the city's proposed pied-à-terre tax, a move critics say could expose them to harassment and public safety r...
16.4% deleted in Haryana draft roll; 10.8% in Andhra Pradesh
Draft voter rolls in Haryana and Andhra Pradesh reveal significant exclusions. Over sixteen percent of Haryana's electorate and over ten percent in Andhra were removed. Reasons cited include deaths, permanent shifts, and multiple registrations. However, genuine voters can still be added during the claims period. This process allows for corrections and additions to the electoral rolls.
PM Modi: I forgive those who abused me & my mom, our job to guide them
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will forgive young protesters accused of abuse. He stated these misguided children need guidance and correction, not punishment. The Prime Minister believes punishing them will not change circumstances effectively. Mistakes made at a young age present an opportunity for correction and societal acceptance. This decision indicates that cases against these youngsters will likely be withdrawn.
Socialist frontrunner in the hot seat after 'Cancel Thanksgiving' post emerges online
Francesca Hong, the likely Democratic nominee for governor in Wisconsin backed by the Democratic Socialists of America, once argued that Americans should not celebrate Thanksgiving."Cancel Thanksgiving. Should have done this in 1621," Hong wrote in a now-deleted post to X."If it takes a worldwide pandemic for us to realize we should stop celebrating colonialism and the original superspreader event that killed indigenous folx [sic] and women, so be it," she added, referring to the spread of small...
Amid opposition protest, Lok Sabha passes births & deaths bill
The Lok Sabha passed the Registration of Births and Deaths (Amendment) Bill, 2026, without any debate. Opposition members disrupted Rajya Sabha proceedings, preventing any business from being transacted. The bill aims to make delayed registrations of births and deaths more stringent. Congress and SP MPs raised issues concerning police actions and alleged temple donation theft. The Rajya Sabha was ultimately adjourned for the entire day.
India flags POJK at world stage
NEW DELHI: India urged the international community to scrutinise Pakistan’s actions in POJK and hold it accountable for its atrocities, saying the so-called elections stand as a rejection of Pakistan’s establishment.
Trump warns Iran fighting isn't over as he vows US will 'win' as talks fade
President Donald Trump said Friday that Americans should be prepared for the fighting with Iran to continue, predicting Tehran would eventually "peter out" as U.S. strikes steadily weaken its ability to retaliate.Asked whether the back-and-forth attacks could continue until Iran was no longer capable of striking back, Trump said, "Yeah, sure, I think so. I’d be foolish to say no. You know, you always have to keep your guard up.""They’ll get weaker. They’ll get a little stronger, maybe. But they’...
Labour wins decisive victory in Greater Manchester mayoral byelection
Bev Craig, the city council leader, succeeds Andy Burnham as mayor, reversing Reform gains in May local electionsLabour has stormed to a decisive victory in the Greater Manchester mayoral byelection, seizing back areas that recently fell to Reform UK and the Greens.Labour’s Bev Craig, the Manchester city council leader, will now succeed Andy Burnham and hold one of the most powerful political positions outside Westminster. Continue reading...
Children face higher threat of US deportation as legal support deal expires
Advocates warn expiring contract could leave 24,000 children without legal representation, increasing risk of expulsion.
Weapons stockpile shortages impacting military strategy in the Mideast
The Pentagon is confronting a growing reality after months of fighting Iran: America's stockpile of missile defense interceptors.It is shrinking so much, military planners are weighing whether they can continue the current cycle of limited retaliatory strikes.The Center for Strategic and International Studies, using open-source budget numbers provided to Congress, estimates U.S. Patriot interceptor inventories have fallen from roughly 2,300 pre-war to fewer than 827. THAAD interceptor inventorie...
James Carville warns far-left candidates 'too hard-headed' to know they're unpopular
Democratic strategist James Carville warned during a CNN interview published Thursday that far-left candidates were "too hard-headed" to understand they're unpopular and added, "People don't like 'em.""Let‘s take in Michigan. [Abdul] El-Sayed is highly competent, but he's way left. I see challenges from the 'progressive left.' And these people are too hard-headed to know that they're not popular. People don't like ‘em. But if you get a skewered turnout in a primary, you might end up losing a rac...