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LeBron’s latest pivot a masterclass in celebrity reinvention
The King has done it again, this time leaving the Los Angeles Lakers for a fresh start in…
Let's be brutally honest: when police arrest ten people for a group clash in a bustling urban center, it’s not just a local skirmish. It's a flashing red l
A viral photo of a casual police constable in Rajasthan sparks outrage and questions about the respect with which those in uniform serve the public.
The Austrian Grand Prix has just been declared a heat-hazard race, a stark reminder that even the most meticulously planned events can be derailed by the u
Colombia's fragile politics takes a drastic turn as ultra-right-wing President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella wins runoff, leaving the international community worried about regional dynamics.
The line between life and death is being automated; AI is now a key player in deciding who to target in war. But at what cost?
ServiceNow's massive investment in BusinessNext signals India's digital economy is where tech titans see the next frontier. But at what cost? A closer look at the underlying motivations and outcomes reveals mixed signals.
India's aviation sector is about to get even more turbulent, and it seems **Billionaire Adani** is the pilot ready to shake up the cockpit. For years, the
Air Canada's carefully choreographed announcement of labor agreements hides the true costs and implications for the airline's operational stability and future trajectory.
Lighthouse Learning's strategic expansion into the Indian market marks a significant shift in the K-12 education sector, where investors are increasingly turning to education as a lucrative asset class.
As the transfer market becomes increasingly influenced by AI, football's unpredictability and innovative spirit are at risk of being lost in the data-driven era.
Former Indian football captain Bhaichung Bhutia shares his thoughts on FIFA's expansion plans, highlighting the potential for India to qualify for a larger tournament, but also raising questions about the quality of the games.
Caitlin Clark's record-shattering performance is a testament to her incredible talent and dedication, marking a new era for the WNBA.
The Pakistani government's actions in Kashmir have been under scrutiny as the UN probes human rights abuses, raising concerns about the region's stability and security.
BET's President Louis Carr walks a fine line in a Gold Derby interview, praising the network's successes while highlighting systemic issues at the Emmys.
Kevin Feige's hint at a "new universe" after 37 films raises questions about the future of the MCU.
Anas Sarwar's alleged plan to abandon Scottish Labour has sparked a
As Natalie Fleet quits her safeguarding minister role, her bravery raises pointed questions about the system's ability to safeguard its own.
An independent autopsy report has delivered a devastating blow to the investigation into Nolan Wells' death, refusing to assign a definitive explanation and forcing a re-evaluation of any prematurely drawn conclusions.
As the US and Iran engage in a high-stakes game of tit-for-tat on the Red Sea, the world is on the brink of a full-scale regional eruption. But what's really behind this escalating conflict?
An investigation into the International Business Times has uncovered a tangled web of corporate structures and shell companies, leading to questions about who truly controls the media and why they prefer to operate in the shadows.
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