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Nvidia scandal: In 1960s, a Chinese spy pretended to be a woman for 20 years to honeytrap French diplomat; here's the bizarre story
Jensen Huang is at the center of a scandal involving Chinese espionage, capturing the attention of intelligence agencies. This incident has brought the historical tactic of honeytrapping back into public discourse. A notable example is the French Dip Affair, where diplomat Bernard Boursicot was manipulated by Shi Pei Pu, leading him to divulge sensitive information. This intriguing case also served as the inspiration for the Broadway play M.
BCCI doesn't appoint Zonal selection committee convenor: Devajit Saikia on North East women's convenor Rayonald
BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia clarified that Rayonald Kharkamni was not appointed to the selection committee. His suspension by the Meghalaya High Court due to serious allegations prompted BCCI to assert that state associations have the independent right to select their conveners. The Meghalaya Cricket Association proceeded with Kharkamni's appointment without BCCI's knowledge, leading BCCI to emphasize that it's the association's duty to retract his appointment in light of the suspension.
Before Regent's Park, David Walliams owned Noel Gallagher's legendary Oasis party house and joked about renaming it 'Superduper Heights'
The property was purchased by Williams from actress Davinia Taylor, who herself had bought it off Noel Gallagher in 1999. Comedian David Walliams sold Supernova Heights for £5.35million in 2018. According to reports, when bought it, the mansion was turned from a four-bed house to a three-bed. Some floors and ceilings were reportedly knocked out.
Jensen Huang affair controversy: 10 American company CEO's who resigned after their extramarital affairs or relationships became public
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's admission of infidelity has led to attention to other American business leaders whose personal relationships led to their resignations. From Boeing's Harry Stonecipher and Intel's Brian Krzanich to CNN's Jeff Zucker, here are 10 CEOs who stepped down after affairs or workplace relationships triggered company investigations and controversy.
Rebranding after defeat: Vance's quest to establish a strong identity for the 2028 election cycle
Vice President JD Vance has recently altered his campaign strategy to emphasize his political policies and identity. He argued that the Republican focus should shift away from Donald Trump's issues that contributed to their midterm losses. Vance called for addressing economic concerns and ending the Iran war, which he believes negatively impacted Republican candidates.
Utah teenager, kidnapped in 2025, uses an online game to rescue herself from captivity after 500 days of intense search; here’s how it unfolded
A teenager from Utah, was kidnapped and held captive for over 17 months. During her captivity, she revealed her situation while playing an online game. This revelation prompted another player’s mother to inform the FBI about the situation. Law enforcement monitored a call with Arellano to gather evidence and coordinate a rescue operation. Soon after, she was rescued from her captor's home in Oregon and received medical treatment.
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Delhi HC protects personality rights of actor Kriti Sanon
Kriti Sanon has gained interim relief from the Delhi High Court, which has ruled against the infringement of her personality rights. The court has ordered third parties to stop disseminating morphed or explicit content and impersonating her online. Additionally, online vendors must remove any merchandise that features her image or attributes. This legal action comes after her lawsuit, highlighting potential irreparable harm.
Red Notice subject accused of sexual assault extradited from UAE: CBI
CBI successfully coordinated the extradition of Sajeer Palli Mooppam, a suspect wanted for sexual assault. He was found in the UAE following a Red Corner Notice published at the Delhi Police's request. The assault involved administering drugs to incapacitate a 20-year-old woman before subjecting her to violence. After being arrested, he was extradited to India through legal processes.
Anonymous British celebrity fears losing his son, keeps identity hidden amid sexual misconduct case, consulted nearly 10 medical professionals
A British figure known as 'PPT' is battling to maintain his anonymity amidst grave accusations. He contends that disclosing his identity could jeopardise his bond with his son and worsen his mental health struggles. His legal representatives state he has previously attempted suicide and has consulted more than ten medical professionals recently. While the judge permitted some privacy, he underscored the media's obligation to report on issues of public significance.
Midterms may bring in wave of historic firsts for some states and the country
This midterm election may result in unprecedented leadership milestones across various demographics in the United States. Voters could elect the first Native American female governor and Black female governor, among others. Additionally, the country might witness its first Muslim U.S. senator and openly gay senator. While candidates from both parties promote diversity, some have avoided emphasizing their identities.
US Midterm Elections 2026 may bring a wave of historic firsts across states and the country. Check here
This midterm election is notable for the historically diverse slate of candidates running for office. Several candidates could achieve significant milestones, including the first Native American female governor and Muslim U.S. senator. Additionally, the election could see the first Black female governor and the first openly gay male senator from New Hampshire. Voters' rights advocates celebrate the expanding electorate reflecting the nation's diversity.
Who is Joe Westerman? Ex-England rugby player caught in infamous Greggs alley lewd act scandal marries friend’s ex
Joe Westerman, the former England rugby player, has tied the knot with Alison Hopkinson in Scarborough, marking a fresh start following the tumultuous end of his first marriage. This joyous occasion comes in the wake of a viral scandal from 2023. With Westerman's first wife, Lauren, now married to Karl Holmes, both parties seem to have embraced their new beginnings.
Social media norms, AI, deepfakes, chips among others on review list of parliamentary panel in 2026-27
The development comes as several incidents of age-inappropriate content, circulation of child sexual abuse material (CSAM), and alleged censorship on social media have been reported widely.
Who is Emily Atack? Why the actress is backing teen girls’ campaign to ban school uniforms in porn
Emily Atack has voiced her unwavering support for the courageous schoolgirls from The Cooper School, who are leading a campaign to combat the sexualization of school uniforms. They have amassed over 40,000 signatures for their petition aimed at reforming UK pornography laws, which they argue fail to shield against damaging stereotypes associated with school attire.
Who is Eric Swalwell and what did he do?Why did billionaire Stephen Cloobeck let him stay at his California mansion before the FBI raid?
Eric Swalwell is facing serious allegations of sexual misconduct, leading to the FBI's recent raid. The operation targeted billionaire Stephen Cloobeck's mansion, who previously supported Swalwell during his campaign. After allegations surfaced, Cloobeck ended his association with Swalwell and expressed his disappointment. Swalwell has denied any wrongdoing while the investigation continues to unfold with multiple women coming forward.
I&B ministry cautions TV channels against AI misuse, calls for stronger editorial oversight
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has issued an advisory regarding AI use in news broadcasts. It cautioned channels to strengthen editorial oversight while adhering to the Programme Code. Concerns were raised about similar broadcasts and violations relating to sensitive content coverage. Broadcasters are encouraged to undertake regular training for editorial staff to ensure compliance. Violations of the Programme Code could lead to regulatory actions under applicable laws.
Govt flags Programme Code violations by TV channels, urges caution on AI use
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has issued an advisory to private television channels regarding compliance with the Programme Code. Channels are urged to exercise caution in their use of artificial intelligence for news content production. Strict adherence to statutory provisions is emphasized following observed violations by various channels in past broadcasts. Additionally, the ministry reiterated prohibitions on inappropriate content and live coverage of anti-terrorist operations.
Uniform, but for which gender(s)? India's UCC push faces a crucial question on same-sex couples and transgender rights
India’s Uniform Civil Code (UCC) debate raises questions about equality and the exclusion of LGBTQ+ citizens from legal recognition and protections. Drawing on Supreme Court judgments and constitutional principles, the article argues that a civil code rooted in gender justice must also recognise transgender persons and same-sex couples.
Security guard reportedly sues WWE, Montez Ford in 14-count lawsuit over viral 'Lap Dance' on Monday Night Raw - Watch Video
Cook County Sheriff's officer Noel Lucas is making headlines with his lawsuit against WWE and superstar Montez Ford. He alleges that Ford subjected him to an unsolicited lap dance during a Monday Night Raw show, leading to emotional turmoil and public mockery after the incident gained viral attention. The legal action includes multiple claims, such as assault and emotional distress, as Lucas seeks compensation for the repercussions of the event.
University of Chicago frat party sexual assault case: Person of interest identified, friends tell police 'men cheered and encouraged' the crime from outside the bathroom
The university said it issued a public notice seeking help to identify the suspect. Key witness accounts backed up the identification, officials said. University camera footage and license plate reader records offered further support.
Inside Google's Gemini safety strategy: Protecting children, verifying age and tackling AI misinformation
To tackle rising child safety concerns linked with AI, Google is taking proactive steps as children engage with chatbots. The focus is on ensuring age-appropriate interactions, encouraging parental oversight, and promoting responsible AI use. The upcoming Gemini platform will feature age assurance technology to evaluate users' ages based on their behavior.
Minor allegedly assaulted at Pune temple while visiting with parents; worker held
Police in Pune arrested a daily-wage worker on Monday over the alleged sexual assault of a minor inside a temple a day earlier. The girl had visited the premises with her parents. Investigators used CCTV footage to identify the accused and examine the incident. He has been booked under the BNS and the POCSO Act.
LeT commander shot dead by unknown gunman in Pakistan's Punjab province? Video goes viral
A video purportedly showing a fatal shooting in Pakistan’s Punjab province has circulated online alongside claims that the victim was a senior Lashkar-e-Taiba operative named Imran. The footage’s location, authenticity and the victim’s identity have not been independently verified, and no official confirmation of the alleged militant’s death has been cited.
Who is Graham Platner? The Marine veteran who traded overseas deployments for oyster farming before a Maine Senate run in the US midterm elections
Graham Platner, an ex-U.S. Marine and oyster farmer from Sullivan, Maine, is running as a Democrat in the 2026 U.S. Senate race against Republican Sen. Susan Collins. After years in the military and working in the food and hospitality industries, Platner began an oyster-farming business that has become central to his political identity. His campaign is focused on working-class issues, affordable housing, access to health care, taxing the billionaire class and limiting the power of wealthy interests.
Why Megyn Kelly told Olivia Rodrigo to ‘Shut up and stick to singing’ over support to Jane Doe in Cornell University gang rape case: here’s all the details
Olivia Rodrigo showed her support for Jane Doe in the Cornell 7 case in an Instagram Story. Rodrigo said she stood with Doe and called for accountability from Cornell and other institutions. Megyn Kelly later criticized the singer on her YouTube show, telling her to stay out of the case and focus on her music instead.
Delhi Police arms frontline personnel with bodycams amid protest-related allegations
Delhi Police is implementing the use of body-worn cameras for frontline officers managing protests in New Delhi. This initiative aims to document interactions between police personnel and protesters during demonstrations. The recordings will serve as evidence in cases of alleged misconduct by officers or protesters. Following complaints of misconduct by police during a recent protest, investigations are underway.
PEN America: Nearly 12,000 school book bans in a year, a record high
In a startling report, PEN America disclosed that almost 12,000 book bans impacted public schools last year, marking a significant rise in censorship. The report underscores that books addressing race, sexuality, and gender identity face the highest scrutiny, with Stephen King's writings being the most frequently challenged. Noteworthy titles such as 'The Handmaid's Tale' and 'Speak' also appeared on the list.
NCW calls for driver verification, SOS buttons, route alerts to ensure women's safety
The National Commission for Women has recommended enhanced safety measures for women using app-based transport services. Guidelines include driver background checks, a mandatory SOS button, and real-time alerts for suspicious activities. Aggregators must ensure driver and vehicle identity matches through neat verification processes before rides. Special provisions for women traveling alone at night include safer drop-off points and priority support.
Mad Sandhu death: Makeup artist-influencer known for LGBTQ+ advocacy dies after fatal shooting attack
Punjabi makeup artist and influencer Mad Sandhu was shot dead in Amritsar after two unidentified men allegedly opened fire at him. As police investigate the killing, a video showing Sandhu injured on the road has gone viral online. Known for his makeup and fashion content, Sandhu had also spoken openly about LGBTQ+ acceptance and being gay despite facing homophobic trolling.
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