US appeals court rejects Trump bid to revoke thousands of migrants' status

A federal appeals court denied the Trump administration's request to revoke the temporary legal status of hundreds of thousands of migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. The court upheld a lower judge's ruling that halted the Department of Homeland Security's move, describing the administration's actions as "reckless and illegal." The administration may seek U.S. Supreme Court intervention.

75 Indians, including 12 women, cleared to climb Mount Everest this season

As of Monday, Nepal's Department of Tourism has granted climbing permits to 441 climbers, including 79 women, from 55 countries for Mt. Everest this spring. The government has collected approximately Nepalese Rs 653.8 million in royalties. Over 8,000 climbers have summitted Everest, with many reaching base camp, as rope-fixing efforts continue for the ascent to the peak.

Tornado watch issued for 41 Texas counties; Check floods, severe thunderstorm warnings here

Tornado watch issued for 41 Texas counties through Tuesday at 4 p.m., covering areas from Austin to Houston. Potential for severe thunderstorms, large hail, damaging winds, and possible tornadoes. Residents advised to stay alert and prepared for rapidly changing weather conditions.

What Conclave movie gets right and wrong about the real process of electing Pope

The film Conclave depicts the papal election process, showcasing cardinals from different regions voting in the Sistine Chapel. While capturing some authentic rituals, the movie takes dramatic liberties with secrecy rules, character interactions, and external information access during the conclave.

Israel fires on Yemen's Sanaa airport as tensions with Houthis intensify

The Israeli military launched strikes on Sanaa International Airport in Yemen, targeting civilian planes and infrastructure amid escalating tensions with Iran-aligned Houthi rebels. This follows recent Houthi missile attacks on Israel and Israel's retaliatory strikes in Yemen, resulting in casualties. The Houthis threaten to impose an aerial blockade on Israel, intensifying the conflict linked to the Gaza war.

Saudi Arabia, US to discuss deal in mining, mineral resources, cabinet says

Saudi Arabia plans to negotiate a cooperation agreement with the U.S. on mining and mineral resources, as announced by the Saudi cabinet. This comes ahead of President Trump's upcoming visit. The kingdom is expanding its mining sector as part of its Vision 2030 strategy, aiming to diversify from oil, with significant mineral reserves recently discovered.

Friedrich Merz becomes Germany's new Chancellor

Friedrich Merz clinched Germany's chancellorship after a second parliamentary vote, following an initial unsuccessful attempt. The leadership transition marks a significant moment in German political landscape.

Trump defends his AI-Generated Pope photo amid massive backlash, claims ‘I had nothing to do with it’

Trump defended an AI-generated photo of himself as Pope, claiming no involvement. Despite backlash from Catholics and political figures, he dismissed criticism as a joke, saying "you have to have a little fun" while the Vatican prepares for a papal conclave.

After Ukraine deal, US turns its critical minerals gaze to Africa: Andy Home

The U.S. is engaging in critical metals negotiations with the Democratic Republic of Congo in response to escalating conflict with Rwandan-backed M23 rebels. A potential peace deal could lead to bilateral minerals agreements, particularly concerning valuable resources in North and South Kivu. The situation remains complex, with various armed groups affecting mining operations and supply chains.

Why is GTA 6 delayed? Rockstar insider spills details as trailer 2 drops

Rockstar Games released GTA 6's second trailer, revealing characters Jason and Lucia. The game is delayed to May 2026, reportedly due to extensive online mode preparation, with developers focusing on seamless multiplayer infrastructure and avoiding launch issues.

Massive data breach: 19 billion passwords leaked—Here's how to protect yours

Massive data breach exposes 19 billion passwords, enabling potential cyberattacks. Experts urge immediate action: change passwords, use password managers, activate multi-factor authentication, and monitor accounts for suspicious activities.

Pakistan to increase defence spending by 18 per cent in upcoming budget: Report

Pakistan's coalition government has approved an 18% increase in defense spending to over Rs 2.5 trillion for the upcoming budget amid rising tensions with India following a deadly terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir. The budget, to be unveiled next month, reflects a consensus between the ruling parties to address security threats.

‘Either we live or no one will…’: Pakistan defence minister issues doomsday warning

Pakistan's defence minister warns of potential nuclear conflict, claiming survival is at stake. Tensions escalate after the Pahalgam terror attack, with Islamabad accusing India of threatening its existence and drawing parallels to Gaza conflict.

REAL ID deadline: 5 states that don't have to comply by May 7

Five states can use Enhanced Driver's Licenses instead of REAL ID for domestic flights after May 7. Washington, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, and Vermont residents have alternative federal identification meeting travel requirements.

'Kamala Harris, please go away': Trump loyalists criticize Ex-VP's Met Gala debut

Kamala Harris faced harsh criticism from Trump supporters after attending the Met Gala 2025, wearing a custom off-white gown. Critics mocked her appearance, dress, and political persona, calling her "out of touch" and urging her to "go away."

Nepal MP claims Pak army delegation in Kathmandu amid standoff with India post Pahalgam attack

An 11-member delegation from the Pakistani Army is in Kathmandu amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan following a recent terror attack in Pahalgam. Nepali MP Amresh Kumar Singh criticized the timing of the visit, highlighting that a Nepali citizen was killed in the attack. Meanwhile, the UN Security Council questioned Pakistan?s narrative regarding the incident.