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Israel is moving towards elections faster than expected, Netanyahu's coalition is cracking, and polls suggest his bloc is short of a governing majority. Does that mean the end of the road for Israel's longest-serving prime minister?

"I will be the one that finally intervenes in Cuba." Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio have just dropped an absolute geopolitical bombshell. In back-to-back speeches, the White House announced that the United States is prepared to directly intervene in Cuba to eliminate an immediate national security threat. Rubio exposed that Cuba is actively hosting Russian and Chinese intelligence networks and advanced weapons systems just miles from Florida. Labeling Havana a leading sponsor of terrorism, the administration has signaled that decades of strategic patience are officially over. Watch the full, terrifying warnings.

SpaceX postponed its Starship V3 megarocket launch on Thursday due to multiple countdown issues, now targeting Friday for the highly anticipated test flight. This mission is crucial for SpaceX as it prepares for NASA's Artemis IV lunar mission and eyes a potential IPO.

Playing for Rajasthan Royals in Indian Premier League 2026, the left-handed opener has scored 579 runs in 13 matches and is currently leading the run-scoring charts with a strike rate of 236.32.

The death of 33-year-old former model and actor has triggered a legal battle, with her family alleging dowry harassment and evidence tampering, while her in-laws countered with personal claims against her

Iran War News: Iran and the United States continue to exchange warnings even as diplomatic channels remain active through Pakistan-mediated talks aimed at ending the ongoing conflict.<br /><br />US President Donald Trump said negotiations with Tehran were on the “borderline” between a breakthrough and renewed military action, while Iranian officials confirmed they were reviewing a fresh US proposal. Tehran has demanded sanctions relief, release of frozen assets and an end to the American blockade on Iranian ports as part of any agreement.<br /><br />The tensions have triggered heightened military mobilisation inside Iran, with public weapons training sessions and Revolutionary Guard-linked demonstrations taking place in Tehran. Iranian officials have also warned that any renewed conflict could spread beyond the Middle East.<br /><br />Meanwhile, oil markets remain volatile as concerns persist over the Strait of Hormuz and possible disruptions to global energy supplies.<br /><br />Key developments:<br /><br /><ul><li>Iran reviewing new US proposal to end conflict</li><li>Trump warns talks could quickly shift to military action</li><li>Pakistan-mediated diplomacy between Tehran and Washington continues</li><li>Iran expands public weapons training and mobilisation campaigns</li><li>Oil prices remain volatile amid Hormuz supply concerns</li></ul>

Yuzvendra Chahal revealed quitting alcohol was the best decision of his life, leading to a significant positive change. He now focuses more on himself, family, and friends, understanding his support system better. This move came after a period of depression and mental health struggles, prompting him to seek a healthier path.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed the United States' desire to expand energy ties with India, highlighting historic US production and export levels. Ahead of his visit, Rubio emphasized India's role as a "great partner" and discussed potential opportunities, including Venezuelan oil, to address energy price concerns.

Fresh signs of internal divisions are reportedly emerging inside the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump amid escalating tensions with Iran. The developments come as Trump defended military action against Tehran, insisting he had “no choice” because Iran was allegedly moving toward acquiring a nuclear weapon. According to reports cited by Press TV and The Washington Post, two senior officials have reportedly resigned over disagreements tied to Iran policy and the broader military confrontation. Among them is former intelligence official Amaryllis Fox Kennedy, a close ally of Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard. The controversy intensified after former National Counterterrorism Center Director Joe Kent publicly argued that Iran posed “no imminent threat” to the United States and accused the administration of entering the conflict under pressure from Israel and pro-Israel lobbying groups.