It’s a scenario that leaves most of us scratching our heads. How does someone manage to hide nearly a kilo of gold in such an, shall we say, unconventional place? This was the audacious move pulled off by an Air India Express flight attendant, 26-year-old Surabhi Khatun. Khatun managed to conceal 960 grams of gold
In a twist that feels straight out of a sci-fi novel, the moon has been officially added to a list of threatened heritage sites, thanks to looming threats of looting and damage from commercial lunar missions. For the first time, the World Monuments Fund (WMF), known for safeguarding Earth’s most vulnerable cultural treasures, has turned
Imagine a world where half of the global economy evaporates, and billions of lives are at stake. A new report by the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) paints this devastating picture in its latest report. The report warns of a devastating 50% loss of GPD by the end of this century due to climate
Awais Shaukat, a 20-year-old film director and writer, unveiled the pre-release poster for his short animated film Under the Blaze. The film deals with child labor in Pakistan. On January 10, 2025, the poster stated that the film would be released in 2025. Awais Shaukat, a small-town-born young visual artist from Lahore has caught attention
Ever noticed how just thinking about yawning can make you do it? Or how one person’s yawn can set off a chain reaction in a room? It’s one of the most mysterious, contagious reflexes we all experience—but why do we do it? This is How We Regulate Brain Temperature For years, people believed yawning was
As Joe Biden prepares to leave the White House, he’s issuing one last warning: America is at risk of falling under the grip of an oligarchy. In his farewell speech, the outgoing president aimed at growing concentration of power among the ultra-wealthy, particularly in the tech industry. The outgoing President called the dangerous concentration of
In a dramatic escalation, Ukraine unleashed its most extensive aerial assault on Russian territory since the war began nearly three years ago. The strikes hit military facilities, energy hubs deep inside Russia and forced school closures and disrupted air travel across multiple regions. Russia Says Kyiv Used US-Made Missiles Moscow claims Kyiv used U.S.-supplied ATACMS
While the gun problem is seen as a major problem elsewhere in the US, there’s a unique town in Georgia that sees it differently. In Kennesaw, owning a firearm isn’t just a right—it’s the law. Since the 1980s, this small town has required every head of household to keep a gun and ammunition. The aim?
What was meant to be a routine product demonstration turned into a painful reality check for Israeli journalist Eitam Lachover. While showcasing a so-called “knife-proof” vest on live TV, he ended up being stabbed by the very product meant to protect him. Moment Was Caught on Camera During a 2016 segment for Israel’s Channel 1,
What happens when a holiday bonus request turns into a crime spree? Authorities say 29-year-old Heather Nelson responded to rejection with violence—attacking and robbing the very woman she was supposed to care for. On Christmas Eve, a housekeeper named Nelson turned on her 83-year-old employer after being told there wasn’t enough money for a bonus.
Iran has kicked off a large-scale air defense exercise covering its western and northern air defense zones. The drills codenamed Eqtedar (Might), aimed at safeguarding key nuclear sites like Fordow and Khondab. The exercises come amid heightened tensions with Israel and the US and a few days before new President-elect Donald Trump’s second term in
Elon Musk’s social media activity is under scrutiny by UK officials, who are monitoring his posts as part of national security efforts. The Home Office’s Homeland Security group, which deals with high-risk threats, is keeping tabs on Musk’s reach and engagement online. A Home Office spokesperson confirmed that open-source monitoring is routine but declined to
