Politics
Rep. Dean Questions Blanche on Epstein Records in Heated Hearing
Congresswoman Madeleine Dean grilled Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche over the handling of Epstein-related records during a House Appropriations Committee hearing, demanding transparency and accountability.
World
Iran Submits Passports to US Embassy for World Cup Visas Amid Tensions
Iran's football team has submitted players' passports to the US embassy in Turkey for visa approval for the 2026 World Cup, amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and negotiations.
Entertainment
Trump's Jaxson Dart Comments Spark NFL Backlash and Debate
Donald Trump's joke about Giants rookie Jaxson Dart triggers backlash from media, former players, and fans, raising questions about politics in sports.
Business
India's Forex Reserves Rise by $938 Million to $682.3 Billion
India's foreign exchange reserves increased by $938 million to $682.321 billion for the week ended May 28, as per RBI data. The reserves had hit an all-time high of $728.494 billion in February.
Sports
Lifestyle
Technology
Asus Ascent QN10: First Snapdragon X2 Elite Mini-PC
Asus launches the Ascent QN10, the first mini-PC with Qualcomm's Snapdragon X2 Elite, featuring an 80 TOPS NPU for on-device AI, compact 0.7L chassis, and quad 4K display support.
CBSE Files Complaint with Delhi Police Over Cyberattacks
CBSE has lodged a complaint with Delhi Police regarding repeated cyberattacks on its re-evaluation portal, compromising data security and disrupting services.
Anonymous Tech Worker Donates $1.6M to SF Teachers
An anonymous tech worker donated $1.6 million to San Francisco public school teachers, giving each a $250 gift card. The donor cited economic disparity as motivation.
Dhurandhar OTT Premiere Sparks Backlash Over Livestream Strategy
Ranveer Singh's Dhurandhar The Revenge premiered on JioHotstar as a livestream-only event, sparking outrage over no pause/rewind. Viewers compare it to cricket broadcasts, questioning OTT convenience.
FIFA Cancels Free World Cup Tickets Issued by Mistake
FIFA has cancelled World Cup tickets mistakenly issued for free to about 60 fans due to a technical error. Affected buyers must complete payment to retain their reserved seats.
