What started as a comeback fight against Jake Paul may now end in deportation. Just days after his high-profile defeat in California, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. has been arrested by U.S. immigration agents. He faces deportation to Mexico — where an active arrest warrant links him to organized crime. U.S. officials claim the former boxing
Ever wondered what the universe looked like billions of years ago? Meet the Vera C Rubin Observatory in Chile—armed with the world’s most powerful digital camera, it’s about to show us. And its first images? Stunning. Swirling clouds of gas and dust, 9,000 light-years away, lit up in breathtaking color. But this telescope isn’t just
A gold-colored Trump smartphone? That’s the latest pitch from the Trump Organization—and it’s already raising eyebrows. Priced at $499, this flashy device promises to be “Made in America.” But is that really possible? Experts don’t think so. “They don’t even have a working prototype,” said Prof Tinglong Dai of Johns Hopkins. “You’d need a miracle.”
Meet Kami Rita Sherpa, the “Everest Man,” who just smashed his own record by summiting Mount Everest for the 31st time. Yes, 31 times! At 55, Kami Rita reached the 8,894-meter summit early Tuesday, guiding a team of Indian army officials. “He’s not just a national hero,” said Seven Summit Treks, “he’s Everest’s global symbol.”
What began as a peaceful family fishing outing ended in heartbreak on a railroad bridge in Fremont, Ohio. A train barreled down the tracks, striking a group of pedestrians—leaving three dead and a toddler fighting for life. City officials confirmed the victims: Ram Masan, 58; O Ny Zar, 38; and 5-year-old Intisar Mi—all from Fort
This week, China stirred the pot yet again by renaming 27 locations in Arunachal Pradesh. The territory is firmly administered by India, but long claimed by Beijing as “Zangnan,” or South Tibet. From mountains and rivers to lakes and tiny villages, each spot got a fresh Chinese identity in three scripts. Full coordinates and glossy
Two jets. Eight days. One very troubled aircraft carrier. For the second time in just over a week, a U.S. Navy Super Hornet has plunged into the Red Sea. This time during a failed landing attempt on the USS Harry S. Truman. “The jet went overboard after a landing maneuver didn’t go as planned,” a
What happens when cutting-edge tech meets geopolitical tension? For Nvidia, it means a whopping $5.5 billion hit and a sudden plunge in stock value. The AI chip powerhouse saw its shares drop over 6%. This came after the US government slapped tighter export restrictions on its H20 chips bound for China—one of its biggest markets.
In a move that’s raised more eyebrows than actual exports, the U.S. has imposed tariffs on Heard and McDonald Islands. These remote, uninhabited Australian territories are known more for icy winds than international commerce. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says it’s about plugging loopholes. “If you leave anything off the list, countries will go through them
North-Korea’s Kim Jong Un was seen inspecting new suicide drones—high-tech weapons that reportedly use AI to hunt and destroy targets. State media released images of Kim proudly reviewing the drones, which are designed to crash into enemies with built-in warheads. Experts believe Russia played a key role in developing the technology. This has deepened concerns
Elon Musk recently led a group of investors to buy OpenAI for a staggering $97 Billion deal. But OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman isn’t interested— and he’s got jokes. Altman Fires Back Altman fired back with a funny proposal, saying he wanted to buy Twitter instead. “No thank you but we will buy Twitter for $9.74
The FBI has launched a nationwide crackdown on a sophisticated burglary ring that has been breaking into the homes of professional athletes across the U.S. According to investigators, these crimes are the work of South American Theft Groups (SATGs). The group is an organized crew that allegedly tracks athletes’ travel schedules, striking when their luxury
