NSA Ajit Doval speaks to Iranian counterpart Rezaei on latest regional developments

‘I am done’: Hillary Clinton bangs table, yells and walks out as GOP grills her over Epstein ties

Delhi Police warns of strict action against 'rumour-mongers'; 300 posts taken down

Delhi Police is monitoring various social media platforms to curb spread of misinformation in the wake of protests in the capital, with around 300 posts allegedly aimed at spreading rumours or creating public unrest taken down, police sources said.

Delhi Police warns of strict action against 'rumour-mongers'; 300 posts taken down

Delhi Police is monitoring various social media platforms to curb spread of misinformation in the wake of protests in the capital, with around 300 posts allegedly aimed at spreading rumours or creating public unrest taken down, police sources said.

IRGC Navy says it hit third supertanker in Strait of Hormuz

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy struck a supertanker in the Strait of Hormuz for non-compliance. Two Indian nationals remain missing after a separate drone attack on MT Petro Dolphin earlier this month. The search-and-rescue operations are active, with local Coast Guard involved in the efforts. Concurrently, all 11 sailors aboard another vessel, M/T Valthera, were reported safe after a projectile strike.

US moves to stop AI data centres from pushing up household electricity bills. Here's what could change for Americans

As artificial intelligence expands across the US, data centres are consuming more electricity, raising concerns about rising power bills for ordinary Americans. The US House of Representatives is expected to vote on bipartisan legislation, the Ratepayer Protection Act, which aims to make large data centres pay their share of the costs of electricity infrastructure. Here's what the proposed bill could change and what it could mean for household electricity bills.

'Answer the question!': Senators torch Soros-funded witness at fiery Minnesota Somali fraud hearing

Himanta Biswa Sarma announces Assam rallies against Rahul Gandhi over EC row, backs nationwide SIR every 5 years

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced rallies from October 13 to 31 against Rahul Gandhi. The rallies aim to counter what Sarma claims is Congress's undermining of democratic institutions. Sarma emphasized the need for a Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls due to concerns over illegal infiltration from Bangladesh. He criticized the Congress party's double standards regarding election results and democratic processes.

'Who's pulling the strings?': Neville Roy Singham’s alleged funding links to France protests surface

GST officers will soon be allowed to stop vehicles for inspection only at origin & destination states

New regulations will allow GST officers to halt vehicles carrying high-value goods only at their origin and destination. Prior authorization from a senior officer will be required for these inspections. The new provisions aim to prevent arbitrary vehicle stoppages in transit states, which have been a concern for businesses. E-way bills and required documents will still be necessary for verifying goods information.

SoftBank invested $20 million in Alibaba in 2000. 14 years later, that tiny stake was worth more than $50 billion after its blockbuster IPO

In 2000, SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son invested $20 million in Alibaba, the Chinese online marketplace founded by Jack Ma. The company had little revenue, and investors had passed on Ma’s idea. Alibaba was also helped by a $1 billion investment from Yahoo in 2005. When it went public in 2014, its IPO raised $25 billion. SoftBank’s stake was worth tens of billions, making the bet one of tech investing’s standout deals.

From gas prices to grocery bills: How Trump’s economic policies are giving Democrats a new midterm campaign weapon

Rising living costs are becoming a focal point for Democrats in the 2026 midterm elections. Many voters are linking these economic pressures to the policies of Donald Trump and Republican lawmakers. Democratic candidates are spending millions on advertisements highlighting tariffs and the Iran war's financial impact. In response, Republicans are focusing on other issues while trying to distance themselves from Trump.