Trump to continue Biden's court defense of abortion drug mifepristone

The U.S. Department of Justice is defending eased access to the abortion drug mifepristone against a lawsuit from three Republican-led states. The DOJ has urged a Texas federal court to dismiss the case on procedural grounds, asserting the states lack standing. The lawsuit challenges FDA regulations allowing telemedicine prescriptions and mail delivery of the drug.

Kai Cenat's Streamer University gets 1 million applications in minutes: Here's how to enrol

Kai Cenat launches Streamer University, receiving 1 million applications within minutes. The free, weekend-long event for creators promises unique experiences, potential celebrity guest "professors" like MrBeast and Mark Rober, with enrollment open to all content creators.

Pakistan stock market sees bloodbath after India's air strikes on terror camps

India's precision air strikes on nine terror sites in Pakistan triggered a massive 6% stock market crash in Pakistan. The KSE 100 index plunged to 112,076.38, causing panic selling, following retaliation for the Pahalgam tourist attack.

Holy Father, moral voice: Who is a pope, what are his duties?

Pope Francis, who passed away at 88, was laid to rest in Rome on April 26. The Vatican Conclave to elect a new pope will begin on May 7. The pope serves as the spiritual leader of 1.4 billion Catholics and the head of state of Vatican City, with significant moral influence globally. 133 Cardinals are set to participate in the conclave.

How Russia reacted to India's 'Operation Sindoor' against Pakistan-based terror groups

Russia expressed deep concern over escalating tensions between India and Pakistan following India's "Operation Sindoor" against terror groups. Moscow urged peaceful resolution through diplomatic means, condemning terrorism and hoping for bilateral dialogue to maintain regional stability.

10 surprising facts about Pope conclave, the most secretive election in the world

Pope conclave begins to select new Catholic leader, with 133 cardinals voting secretly in Sistine Chapel. Strict rules prevent outside communication, with white smoke signaling selection. Only cardinals under 80 can vote, and any baptized Catholic male is eligible.

Iran says 'disturbed' by UK arrest of Iranians in terrorism probes

Iran's foreign ministry dismissed Britain's accusations regarding the arrest of seven Iranians in counter-terrorism operations, claiming they are baseless and harm bilateral relations. British authorities allege the detainees were involved in plotting threats and foreign interference. Iran's officials have requested clarification on the arrests and expressed willingness to cooperate if credible misconduct allegations arise.

US mission issues security alert in Pakistan, advises citizens to leave areas of active conflict

US Mission alerts Americans to leave conflict areas near India-Pakistan border following India's Operation Sindoor targeting terror infrastructure. Airspace closed, flights cancelled. Citizens advised to exercise caution, depart safely, or shelter in place.

'India is going to win’: Trump ally Laura Loomer's big statement on ‘Operation Sindoor’

India launched 'Operation Sindoor', conducting precision strikes on nine terrorist bases in Pakistan and PoK in response to the Pahalgam massacre. Trump ally Laura Loomer and US Congressman Thanedar expressed support, emphasizing India's right to defend itself against terrorism.

Trump admin's latest warning: 'Reconsider travel to Pakistan because...'

US State Department warns citizens to reconsider travel to Pakistan due to ongoing military tensions between India and Pakistan, following India's precision strikes against terrorist groups and potential armed conflict near the border.

‘US should stand with India’: Congressman Shri Thanedar backs ‘Operation Sindoor’

US Congressman Shri Thanedar supports India's retaliatory strikes against terror targets in Pakistan after the Pahalgam massacre, calling for US solidarity and emphasizing the need to combat terrorism and protect innocent lives.

Aussiewood to Mel Gibson: save us from Trump's movie tariffs

Australia's film industry is urging Mel Gibson to persuade President Trump to revoke proposed 100% tariffs on foreign films, which could threaten its A$1 billion business. Industry leaders warn that these tariffs could lead to significant job losses and increased ticket prices, jeopardizing the long-standing collaboration between Hollywood and Australian filmmakers.

NYC to open 7 new public schools this fall — Full list and locations

NYC opens 7 new public schools this fall, offering specialized programs in STEM, healthcare, literacy, and more across four boroughs. The initiative aims to modernize education, address diverse student needs, and provide equitable learning opportunities for NYC students.

Nevada hearing may give first public view into legal spat over control of Murdoch media empire

A Nevada Supreme Court hearing may reveal details about Rupert Murdoch's secretive legal battle over control of his media empire after his death. The dispute centers on his family trust, with Murdoch attempting to ensure his son Lachlan maintains control, while siblings Prudence, Elisabeth, and James oppose changes that could affect Fox News's conservative stance.

Trump says three hostages held by Hamas have died, 21 remain

President Trump announced that three hostages held by Hamas in Gaza have died, leaving 21 believed to be alive. His remarks come as Israel plans to reoccupy Gaza to recover hostages and combat Hamas. The U.S. State Department also reported assisting 17 Americans in leaving Gaza.

What is UN Charter's Article 51 Pakistan is citing after India's Operation Sindoor strikes

Pakistan's Deputy PM Ishaq Dar claims India violated UN Charter's Article 51 after Operation Sindoor strikes on nine terror sites in response to a terrorist attack. Pakistan reserves the right to respond, condemning the action as a breach of international norms.