A US jury awarded $300,000 to a California nurse after finding a cruise operator partly liable for overserving alcohol, leading to her injuries. The case highlights shared fault in alcohol service and safety.
Pentagon Chief Hegseth issues a stark warning to Iran, urging careful consideration of a peace deal or risk US military strikes targeting critical infrastructure like power and energy facilities.
The US Senate defeated resolutions to block $450 million in arms sales to Israel, highlighting growing political divisions over military aid amid regional conflicts.
The US military has initiated a mine-clearing operation in the Strait of Hormuz, deploying two warships through the strategic waterway over the weekend. Few details about the specialized equipment involved have been disclosed by officials.
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The National Tiger Conservation Authority's directive mandates that the entire buffer zone of Bhadra Tiger Reserve be treated as an Eco-Sensitive Zone, stalling state efforts to reduce protections amid political pressure.
Europe's jet fuel reserves have plummeted to a mere six weeks' supply, as reported by IEA chief Fatih Birol, amid escalating West Asia tensions threatening global energy security.
US forces are prepared to restart combat operations against Iran if Tehran does not agree to a deal, with a naval blockade imposed on all ships entering or leaving Iranian waters as part of a pressure campaign.
The US military has significantly expanded its naval blockade against Iran to intercept shipments of weapons, nuclear materials, oil products, and strategic metals like iron and steel, according to a new advisory.
The International Monetary Fund projects Asia will continue leading global economic expansion, driven by robust growth in China and India, despite challenges like inflation and geopolitical tensions.
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University of Washington researchers have solved the Colorado River's water loss mystery, showing that warmer, drier springs cause plants to absorb snowmelt, accounting for 70% of the deficit and impacting 40 million people.
Gurgaon establishes Haryana's inaugural taxidermy and wildlife preservation center, shifting from carcass incineration to scientific study and education.
Hezbollah launched heavy rocket barrages into northern Israel, targeting cities and military positions, as peace negotiations with Lebanon continue, escalating regional tensions.
Iran has proposed allowing ships to exit safely through the Oman side of the Strait of Hormuz, as the US enforces a blockade on oil ships from Iranian ports since Monday, with broader shipping traffic muted since February 28.
Forest officials in Assam's Patharia reserve arrested seven poachers who were setting up large nets to hunt deer. The accused were caught red-handed and face charges under the Wildlife Protection Act.
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A major fire at Gurgaon's Bandhwari landfill on Wednesday spread rapidly due to high temperatures and winds, with firefighters struggling to contain it amid staff shortages and difficult terrain, highlighting ongoing environmental and safety issues.
Dhanauri in Greater Noida, home to 217 bird species including UP's state bird sarus crane, meets Ramsar criteria but remains undeclared as wetland despite Supreme Court directives and environmentalists' pleas.
During a visit to Cameroon, Pope Leo criticized world leaders acting as 'tyrants' and using religion to justify conflicts, calling for urgent global change.
Hezbollah releases video showing a precision drone strike with a new jet-powered UAV targeting an Israeli military camp in the Syrian Golan, amid escalating tensions.
The International Energy Agency warns Europe has only about 6 weeks of jet fuel remaining due to Iran war disruptions. Flight cancellations could begin soon, with developing nations facing the worst impacts.
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Bita Hemmati, a Tehran woman, could be the first female executed for alleged involvement in Iran's 2026 protests. Her case, involving charges of violence and propaganda, has drawn human rights concerns over torture and unfair trials.
China's Three Gorges Dam slows Earth's rotation by 0.06 microseconds daily. A new $165 billion hydropower project aims to surpass it, raising environmental and geopolitical concerns.
Families in Balochistan report ongoing enforced disappearances, accusing Pakistani security forces of arbitrary detentions and human rights violations, with no accountability.
Rice farmers in Thailand are abandoning traditional field burning for microbial solutions that decompose crop residue, improving soil health and reducing toxic smog that blankets the country annually.
Hard-hit areas of the Northern Marianas could face weeks without power and water after Super Typhoon Sinlaku battered the islands. The only hospital on Saipan flooded, and major resorts lost backup generators.
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A US Navy MQ-4C Triton surveillance drone, valued at $240 million, crashed in the Persian Gulf on April 9. The incident is classified as a Class A mishap, with investigations exploring potential Iranian involvement amid regional tensions.
Reports indicate Russian soldiers are increasingly using witchcraft and love spells as the Ukraine war drags on, highlighting morale issues and unconventional coping methods.
The EU plans to expand its carbon border tax to 180+ steel/aluminum products from 2028, raising costs for Indian exports. GTRI report warns of wider impact on engineering goods, auto parts.
YEIDA challenges judicial review scope after environmental clearance for Noida International Airport, stating eight new ponds excavated to replace 14 acquired ones, with a hearing scheduled for Wednesday.
Volcanic eruptions inject sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere, forming sulfuric acid aerosols that reflect sunlight and lower global temperatures, as seen with Mount Pinatubo and Mount Tambora.
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A Starlink outage disrupted U.S. Navy autonomous drone tests, exposing the Pentagon's growing dependence on SpaceX and raising concerns about military operational risks.
