Ohio Ad Backlash: GOP Faces Fallout Before Midterms
A controversial Ohio campaign ad attacking Democratic gubernatorial nominee Amy Acton has sparked backlash beyond state lines, creating fresh challenges for Republicans just before the midterms.
Karnataka Police Told to Leave Peaceful Protests Alone
Karnataka's Home Minister says officers have been instructed not to disturb peaceful demonstrators, a day after Bengaluru police detained more than 100 people marching against the SIR of electoral rolls.
Thirumavalavan’s SIR Remarks Rattle VCK Cadre
Thol. Thirumavalavan’s recent comments linking TVK’s win to the SIR process have left VCK workers and allies uncertain about the party’s next move.
Asian Games 2026: Indian Women Stun Field to Win 4x400 Relay Gold
India's women's 4x400m relay team produced a stunning performance to claim gold at the Asian Games 2026, edging out strong challengers in a thrilling final.
Hurricane Polo: Category 4 Storm Threatens Mexico's Pacific Coast
Hurricane Polo rapidly intensified into a Category 5 before weakening to Category 4, and now threatens Mexico's southwestern coast with powerful winds and heavy rain.
Lambie slams Hanson as 'angry little woman' over Hastie cartoon
Tasmanian senator Jacqui Lambie has intensified her criticism of Pauline Hanson, calling her an 'angry little woman' and a 'bloody coward' after One Nation published a cartoon labelling Liberal MP Andrew Hastie a traitor.
Houthi Strikes on Saudi Cities Escalate Middle East Conflict
The overnight Houthi attacks on four Saudi cities, wounding over 70 and setting oil facilities ablaze, mark a dangerous new phase in the regional war. This analysis examines the immediate fallout, the strategic calculations behind the escalation, and the potential ripple effects across global energy markets and diplomatic efforts.
One in 12 English Golf Clubs Broke Water Rules: A Crisis?
An analysis reveals over 140 golf clubs in England breached water extraction licences in five years, with a third taking water illegally. No fines were issued.
Iran Blames US Missile for Wedding Tragedy, Calls It a War Crime
A deadly missile strike on a wedding in southern Iran has killed at least five people and injured dozens, prompting Tehran to accuse Washington of a war crime and raising fears of wider conflict.