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Trump says first releases from Pentagon UFO study will come out 'very, very soon' after Phoenix rally tease
President Donald Trump said the first releases from a Pentagon study on UFOs will come out "very, very soon."Speaking at a rally at Dream City Church in north Phoenix on Friday night hosted by Turning Point USA and Turning Action, Trump told the audience they seemed like the right crowd to hear about the study because Arizonans are "really into that."The comments come as interest in unidentified aerial phenomena, or UAPs, continues to grow in Washington, with lawmakers pushing for greater transp...
Why might China want to get involved in the war with Iran?
U.S. officials tell CBS News that days after the war with Iran started, U.S. intelligence detected that China was weighing whether to supply Iran with advanced radar technology. CBS News national security contributor Sam Vinograd has more.
What is the Fisa law Trump wants extended and why are lawmakers resisting?
What is the Fisa law Trump wants extended and why are lawmakers resisting?28 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleNardine SaadGetty ImagesThe US Congress has voted to temporarily extend an expiring law that governs how intelligence agencies can gather information from US telecom companies.While the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (Fisa) went decades without controversy, the 1978 law in recent years has angered lawmakers of both parties over how it handles digital communications.A...
Choosing not to be a peace-broker
‘STRATEGIC silence’ refers to the deliberate choice made by a state to remain silent, indifferent and unconcerned in the context of major armed conflicts. Before and after the ceasefire in the US-Israel war against Iran, several countries attempted to de-escalate tensions between the warring parties. Pakistan, along with Egypt and Türkiye, has played the role of facilitator or peace-broker to de-escalate hostilities between Iran and the US. However, India, which is a larger country in both size...
Horror moment over 100 bystanders run for their lives after violent machete attack erupted at Vanilla dessert bar
The moment up to 100 innocent bystanders were forced to run for their lives after a machete attack erupted outside a dessert bar has been captured on CCTV.
Dollar slips below Rs279 after 3 years
KARACHI: After three years, the US dollar slipped below Rs279 on Friday in the inter-bank market, reflecting a sign of exchange rate stability. According to data issued by the Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan, the buying rate in the inter-bank market on Friday was Rs278.95, against Rs279 a day earlier. The US dollar was traded between Rs277-278 in March 2023 in the interbank market. However, before this appreciation of the rupee, the country was on the verge of default but recovered...
New 'six times income' mortgage 'eyes wide open' alert
New 'six times income' mortgage 'eyes wide open' alertIt opens up more opportunities for buyers, but one broker has issued a note of cautionCommentsMoneySteven Smith Content Editor02:04, 18 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesThere's a word of caution for borrowers(Image: Iryna Melnyk via Getty Images)A major mortgage provider has announced it will now lend up to six times income, not just to first-time buyers, but also to home movers and those remortgaging. But with inflation rising a...
Delimitation row fuels DMK’s final push against AIADMK, Vijay in race against time
The row does not seem to have become a major talking point among people so far on the poll eve despite CM Stalin’s tough talk and call for street protests
آکسیوس به نقل از مقامهای آمریکایی: عربستان بارها موضع خود را درباره جنگ ایران تغییر داد
آکسیوس به نقل از مقامهای آمریکایی گزارش داد عربستان درباره جنگ ایران مواضع متغیری داشته است؛ ریاض در علن از دیپلماسی حمایت میکرد، اما در خفا خواهان اقدام نظامی بود. با این حال، بهدلیل آسیب به زیرساختهای انرژی، اکنون از توافق و پایان جنگ حمایت میکند.
‘Outlander’ Shocker: Stars Break Down That Devastating Death, How It’s Different From the Books and Why They Asked for a More Intimate Final Sex Scene
SPOILER ALERT: This post contains spoilers for “Evidence of Things Not Seen,” the seventh episode of Season 8 of “Outlander,” now streaming on Starz. César Domboy wants “Outlander” fans to know one thing after this week’s episode: “I’m not responsible for any of this.” He laughs as soon as he says it, not because it […]
ByteDance, Tencent step up AI talent battle amid reported departure of DeepSeek researcher
As China’s artificial intelligence sector accelerates, competition for top talent has intensified among major tech companies, with firms increasingly poaching from rivals while also attracting researchers from overseas hubs such as Silicon Valley. A reported high-profile personnel move involving DeepSeek researcher Guo Daya recently drew attention to the sensitivity surrounding AI hiring in China’s tech sector. Guo, a lead researcher on DeepSeek’s R1 model, joined ByteDance’s Seed AI development...
40 years ago, April 18, 1986: Soviet ships take position
Soviet warships took position off the disputed Gulf of Sidra to help Libya ward off any more US air or naval attacks as Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi vowed to crush anti-government revolutions everywhere.
Tourism Board invited 1,730 influencers to Hong Kong over 2 years
The Hong Kong Tourism Board invited more than 1,700 influencers from around the world to the city between 2023 and last year, with the internet personalities having a combined following exceeding 1.6 billion. Responding to an inquiry from lawmaker Chan Hoi-yan, the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau said the board had invited 1,730 influencers to come to the city over two years, with itineraries tailored to their markets and audiences. “In 2026-27, [the board] will continue to develop themed...
Japan ditches decades of arm export curbs as US reliability wavers
Japan is set to take another step away from its long-standing limits on arms exports, a move analysts say will strengthen the domestic defence industry, spur innovation, deepen security ties and reduce Tokyo’s reliance on the US at a time when Washington is increasingly seen as a less reliable partner. The Yomiuri newspaper reported on Thursday that revisions to the Three Principles on the Transfer of Defence Equipment and Technology would be approved at a cabinet meeting next week. The changes....
Why China is urgently looking to North Africa as the energy crisis rolls on
The war in Iran and ensuing closure of the Strait of Hormuz has exposed the risks of over-reliance on the Persian Gulf for oil, turning Beijing’s Mediterranean infrastructure plans from long-term goals into urgent strategic necessities. From Algerian oilfields to Moroccan battery factories and Egypt’s industrial base, China might now fast-track these projects to create a Mediterranean hub for a green-energy supply chain, observers said. Beijing aims to create a strategic backup that protects its...
Carville says possibility of Fetterman switching parties is 'real threat' to Dems' Senate plans
"Politics War Room" James Carville and Al Hunt speculated on whether Sen. John Fetterman, D-Penn., may switch parties and throw Democrats’ Senate plans in disarray.As Carville and Hunt took questions from listeners, one asked why Fetterman, who has been known for taking surprisingly bipartisan stances, doesn’t just go all the way and switch parties."I am not a big Fetterman fan," Carville said, declaring he thinks Fetterman is often motivated by wanting to see his name featured in newspapers. "H...
China family buries luxury car as offering, prompting government reprimand, public apology
A Mercedes-Benz was buried as a funerary offering in a village in northeastern China, igniting public outrage over legal violations and environmental safety. A viral video shows some villagers in Liaoyang, Liaoning province, attending the funeral of a septuagenarian on April 9. Sources told the mainland media that the dead person was an avid collector of luxury cars, prompting his children to bury a real vehicle to ensure his soul’s peaceful passage. The car, a black Mercedes-Benz S450L valued....
China plans export ban to US after report warns how Tesla may prove to be nightmare
China is considering restricting exports of advanced solar panel manufacturing equipment to the US, targeting high-efficiency technologies like HJT. This move could significantly impact US efforts to localize solar production and space-based computing ambitions, including those of Tesla, amid escalating tech rivalry.
WWE Hall of Fame 2026: How to Watch the Pro Wrestling Induction Ceremony Live Online
The best pro wrestlers in the world travel to “Sin City” for Wrestlemania 42 and the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony. It features six inductees, including legendary wrestlers like AJ Styles, an iconic tag team with Demolition, a foundational figure like Stephanie McMahon, a wild celebrity with Dennis “The Worm” Rodman and others. The 27th […]
CDF Munir, Naqvi conclude Tehran visit, urge peace in region
Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) and Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), Field Marshal Asim Munir, along with Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and a delegation, on Saturday, concluded a three-day official visit to the Islamic Republic of Iran, the military’s media wing said in a statement. "During the visit, the Field Marshal called on the President of Iran, Dr Masoud Pezeshkian, and held separate meetings with the Speaker of the National Assembly, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, the Foreign Minist...