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UN Security Council to meet on "situation in the Middle East"
Bahrain requested an urgent UN Security Council meeting to discuss the ongoing situation in the Gulf region. The session is scheduled for Thursday at 3:10 pm New York time, focusing on regional security developments. Recent military tensions, particularly involving Iran, have prompted these urgent discussions among international leaders. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has argued for military actions while US President Trump favors a diplomatic approach.
Born to finish: Meet Carlos Prates, UFC’s knockout specialist and No. 1 welterweight title contender
UFC welterweight Carlos Prates is set to face Michael Morales for the interim welterweight title at UFC 336 on January 30, 2027, after undisputed champion Islam Makhachev indicated he would not fight in January. Known as ‘The Nightmare’, Prates has built a reputation as one of the UFC’s most dangerous finishers, winning all seven of his UFC fights by knockout or technical knockout. The Brazilian, who rose through the promotion rapidly after earning a contract on Dana White’s Contender Series in 2023, has embraced an aggressive, no-frills approach to fighting.
'We work for America, not the global order': Marco Rubio asserts US' 1st stance on China and trilateral engagement
Addressing the core friction between Washington and Beijing, Secretary Rubio emphasised that major power competition is an inevitable reality driven by competing national systems, on the sidelines of the G7 Foreign Ministers Meeting held in Paris, France.
Trump says likely to meet Putin, Xi in China
US President Donald Trump is expected to meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin. The meetings will occur during the Asia-Pacific summit in Shenzhen, China, on November 18-19. Discussion topics will include denuclearisation and efforts to end the ongoing war in Iran.
Dana White breaks silence on Ilia Topuria's UFC return after brutal Justin Gaethje defeat, reveals comeback timeline
After a brief hiatus stemming from his first professional loss, Ilia Topuria is gearing up for his UFC return. UFC president Dana White confirmed that Topuria's comeback is planned for early 2027. As he prepares to step back into the octagon, several contenders in the lightweight division are emerging as potential opponents.
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Iran's leaders say midterm results show US voters have rejected Trump's war
Iranians expressed defiance following the US midterm elections, celebrating the Democrats' victory over Donald Trump. Supreme leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei indicated no expectation of changes in US policy toward Iran. Politicians and officials warned of severe consequences if the US disregards the election results. Demonstrators in Tehran commemorated the 1979 US Embassy takeover, showcasing ongoing hostility. Recent military actions have intensified, raising concerns about potential renewed conflict in the region.
JD Vance points to certain key reasons as to why Republicans lost the midterms but not everyone is buying it, here's how people are reacting to his post
JD Vance, the Vice President, articulated that the tensions involving Iran were a major factor in the financial setbacks for Republicans. He observed that a segment of former Trump loyalists has shifted their allegiance to Democrats during the midterms, driven largely by economic anxieties, especially regarding the escalating cost of living.
Voters fear the America they've known is slipping away. On that, the left and right agree
US Midterms latest: Many voters turned out for the midterm elections, driven by a heightened awareness of political issues. Individuals from various backgrounds shared their concerns regarding the direction of the country. While some were motivated to support Democrats, others maintained loyalty to Republicans. This election illustrates the stark divisions among voters, many of whom were voting for the first time. The outcome could shape the political landscape significantly in the coming years.
Who is John Sununu? The MIT engineer and Harvard MBA seeking a Senate comeback after 18 years
On November 3, 2026, New Hampshire voters will cast their ballots for their new US senator. Former senator John E. Sununu faces off against Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas, seeking to take over Jeanne Shaheen’s position. Sununu’s campaign focuses on his work on internet-access tax legislation, disability protections, mental health reforms and privacy rights.
Crew from NASA's simulated Mars mission emerges after 378 days in isolation
Four crew members completed a 378-day isolation mission to simulate conditions for a future Mars expedition. They grew crops and engaged in tasks while experiencing simulated communications delays. This experience is aimed at preparing astronauts for long-duration missions beyond Earth. NASA will analyze the insights gained from this mission for upcoming lunar and Mars missions. The mission was conducted at the Johnson Space Center in Houston.
Jacob Duffy praises Virat Kohli's humility, work ethic ahead of India-New Zealand ODI series
Jacob Duffy expressed admiration for Virat Kohli's humility and work ethic after playing together at Royal Challengers Bengaluru. Duffy noted that Kohli made overseas players feel welcome despite his superstar status in India. The upcoming ODI series between India and New Zealand presents a valuable opportunity for Duffy to face Kohli again. Duffy acknowledged the importance of these matches for New Zealand's preparations for the 2027 ODI World Cup.
Did Lady Gaga ever live in New York City penthouse listed for $6.995 million?
A New York City penthouse in the historic Hit Factory building has been listed on the market for $6.995 million. The 3,700 square foot duplex has been reported to be a onetime home of Lady Gaga, as per several media reports. But the pop star may not have ever lived at the apartment, another report claimed. The three bedroom condominium is located in Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan.
Bears quarterback Caleb Williams reportedly fined 2nd time over his cleats, will have to pay $23,000: Know why he refuses to remove the shoes
Caleb Williams, the star quarterback of the Chicago Bears, remains committed to wearing his beloved Caddix cleats, even after reportedly facing a second fine of $23,000 for violating NFL's uniform codes. He champions the cleats for their unparalleled comfort and support during games. Over 40 fellow NFL players also sport the shoes.
'You look like hell': Trump body-shames journalist on questions over cancelled rallies
US President Donald Trump verbally attacked a journalist during a tense press exchange after being questioned about his health and cancelled weekend campaign rallies in Kansas and Iowa, insisting he is in perfect health and shifting to virtual tele-rallies instead.
Israel election 2026: Netanyahu might be finished but his policies toward the Palestinians will largely endure
Israel's elections are anticipated to end Prime Minister Netanyahu's long political career while his settlement policies may endure. Many Israelis support settlement expansion despite deep divisions regarding Netanyahu's leadership and character. Netanyahu's opponents aim to address settler violence yet largely oppose a two-state solution. While new leadership might slow down settlement activities, significant changes seem improbable.
India plan bowling backups for New Zealand Tests, Arshdeep in contention for red-ball debut
India plans to retain several bowlers as backup for the upcoming Test series in New Zealand. Bowling coach Morne Morkel emphasized the importance of a workload management strategy for players. Arshdeep Singh, a white-ball specialist, is being considered for his potential debut in red-ball cricket. Bowlers will be rotated in one-day internationals to prepare them adequately for Tests. The two-match Test series is scheduled to begin on November 19.
'Tech debt coming due': AI-found flaw signals chaos ahead
The vulnerability to potential hackers was found by using a powerful model from OpenAI in one of the most high-profile demonstration of AI's cyber capabilities.
Man buys dad an iPhone Duo, watches him open it backwards: Father's first attempt at using Apple foldable goes differently than expected
iPhone Duo unboxing: A man bought his dad an iPhone Duo and filmed their conversation as he tried to explain how the foldable phone worked. His father initially examined the switched-off device, needed help turning it on and then opened it backwards without noticing the bigger screen inside. His son repeatedly asked him to unfold the phone until he discovered the display.
Republican billionaire Rick Jackson is walking a Trump tightrope in his quest to lead Georgia
Republican billionaire Rick Jackson is seeking to become Georgia governor by combining his rags-to-riches story with a pro-business agenda and alignment with Donald Trump. Having spent nearly $200 million of his own money on the campaign, Jackson faces Democratic nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms, who accuses him of trying to buy the election.
Jack Dorsey's Block launches Dessa; AI voice model trained entirely on 'human conversation'
Block has launched Dessa, an innovative AI voice model that engages in speech without using text. The model is capable of holding real-time conversations by recognising emotional cues such as laughter and sadness. Dessa operates by processing audio directly, avoiding the loss of tone that often occurs in text conversion. A small group of AI safety researchers will examine potential risks associated with the new model.
'Knocked the hell out of them, we may go a little further': Trump says Iran will never have nuclear weapon
US President Donald Trump said Iran must not be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons, defending his administration's pressure campaign against Tehran.
Trump’s $10 billion BBC defamation lawsuit takes a dramatic turn as federal judge backs subpoena for Mar-a-Lago membership records, orders him to face deposition
President Trump’s $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC is encountering increased legal scrutiny. A federal judge has raised concerns over the efforts made by Trump’s legal team to gather evidence. The court has ordered Trump to prepare for a deposition by December 11, in addition to supporting the BBC’s subpoena for Mar-a-Lago membership records. The lawsuit addresses claims regarding a BBC documentary that allegedly misrepresented Trump’s January 6 speech.
Beyond the ballot: Why Israel's next leader may stick to Netanyahu's doctrine
Israel's upcoming election is unlikely to change its aggressive stance towards Iran and Palestinian statehood. Even if Benjamin Netanyahu retains power, he may escalate military actions and settlement expansions. The election reflects a broader trend of hardline politics, where consensus exists against Palestinian statehood. Regional policymakers expect continued confrontations while underlying issues remain unaddressed. The situation may lead to prolonged tensions in the Middle East with unresolved conflicts persisting.
Woman cries for three hours after US travel blogger refuses to move to a middle seat on a 10-hour flight
A US travel blogger, Tomiko Harvey, claimed that a woman cried for three hours after she refused to give up her aisle seat on a 10-hour flight from Istanbul to Washington, DC. The passenger reportedly wanted to sit beside her husband, who was seated two rows ahead. Harvey's viral Instagram post has triggered a debate over seat-swapping etiquette, with several social media users arguing that couples should book seats together in advance.
The world is falling further behind on climate action, and the US looms large
Humanity is heading towards a hotter world due to increasing carbon emissions primarily from the United States. The United Nations Environment Programme has updated its climate projections, indicating a potential rise of 1.2 degrees Celsius. The report notes that while most economies reduced emissions, the United States' emissions have surged significantly. These changes could lead to severe consequences for vulnerable communities and ecosystems globally.
Giant 'heat storms' are scorching the Earth. This is the story of the biggest one on record
Heat storms have increased dramatically, causing severe global consequences including excess deaths and environmental catastrophes. Recent heat storms have been identified as a new classification, representing larger and more persistent heat events. The intensity of these heat storms has worsened due to climate change and greenhouse gas emissions. Associated weather patterns have significantly disrupted ecosystems and agriculture worldwide.
Delhi Police refutes CJP's claim, releases video of informing Abhijeet Dipke about his grandmother's death
Delhi Police issued a video to counter claims that CJP's Abhijeet Dipke was uninformed about his grandmother's death. The police stated that he was informed of the death and offered assistance for travel to the funeral. Dipke declined the offer and was later released after being detained for a protest. Three CJP leaders were arrested following their detention inside an aircraft before the protest.
'Never-ending flow of cheap labour': JD Vance reiterates US stand on barring Microsoft, TCS Infosys & others from green card program
US Vice President JD Vance defended the Trump administration’s move to suspend major technology companies, including Microsoft and Adobe, from the employment-based green card programme, accusing corporations of relying on cheap foreign labour at the expense of American workers.
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