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Oil prices retreat after Trump appears to rule out Iran strikes before midterms

world news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 09:30 IST
Trump said Thursday that the U.S. wouldn’t attack Iran before the Nov. 3 midterm elections, citing what he called productive discussions with Tehran.

The rise of the AI marketplace

The universe of artificial intelligence is governed by its own unit: the token.
world news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 09:05 IST

Who is Navanethem 'Navi' Pillay? Indian-origin jurist gets Nobel Peace Prize 2026

A replica of the Nobel Peace Prize medal is placed at the Norwegian Nobel Institute, where the laureate of the Nobel Peace Prize is announced, in Oslo, Norway, October 9, 2026. REUTERS/Tom Little
world news
Updated on Oct 9, 2026 09:30 IST

Navi Pillay gets Nobel Peace Prize for legal steps to help prevent 'war, violence'

The 2026 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Indian-origin Navanethem “Navi” Pillay for her efforts to promote peace and international law.
world news
Updated on Oct 9, 2026 09:32 IST

Pro-Khalistan secessionists support separatist referendum in Canada’s Alberta province

Separatists waves the Alberta flag by the roadside during an event advocating for Alberta's separation from Canada in Medicine Hat, southwestern Alberta, on September 23. (AFP)
world news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 08:54 IST

'Cornell 7' Jane Doe's identity at risk? Accuser 'terrified' after swatting incident

Officers with guns drawn surrounded Cornell's Jane Doe's family’s home on Tuesday night after receiving a false emergency report. REUTERS/David Ryder
us news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 08:34 IST

3 killed, including Saudia pilot, in Houthi strikes on Riyadh airport, aircraft

The attack was the deadliest in Saudi since its coalition and Yemen's internationally recognised government launched a counteroffensive against the Houthis.
world news
Updated on Oct 9, 2026 09:04 IST

Who is Armando Garza Lira? Texas mayor’s husband arrested by ICE after alleged visa overstay

Armando Garza Lira, the husband of Crystal City Mayor Jose Cerda, was taken into custody during an immigration enforcement operation in Texas.
us news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 07:54 IST

Why did Orkut disappear? Its founder now wants to bring it back to life

Orkut's founder, Orkut Buyukkokten, has launched a petition to bring the site back.
trending
Updated on Oct 9, 2026 07:53 IST

US green card rules lawsuit: Why unions and immigrant groups are challenging Trump govt in court

Green card applicants in the US: What a new lawsuit says about Trump administration’s immigration rules.
us news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 07:49 IST

Canada looking to attract more graduate international students

The Peace Tower on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. (REUTERS)
world news
Updated on Oct 9, 2026 07:29 IST

Christa Pike's lungs clear after 2 botched execution attempts; latest on death row inmate's health

Christa Pike has been on death row for the murder of Colleen Slemmer.
us news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 07:11 IST

From bogong moths to Christmas beetles – how to slow down, spot more insects

From bogong moths to Christmas beetles – how to slow down, spot more insects
us news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 06:40 IST

Brenden Cuni's name pops up after ICE shoots Oscar Belgal in NYC; pics from Marble Hill Op shared

A man is detained after a shooting reportedly involving US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers in New York City, US, October 8, 2026. Stephanie/Handout via REUTERS
us news
Updated on Oct 9, 2026 06:47 IST

Trump admin's latest visa policy shift: A complete breakdown of H-1B measures, green-card changes

Complete breakdown of new H-1B and green-card changes.
us news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 05:40 IST

10 dead, 16 injured: Prison riot breaks out in Mexico's Sinaloa state

Members of the Mexican Army stand guard outside El Castillo prison following reports of a riot at the facility in Mazatlan, Mexico, on October 8.
world news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 05:20 IST

From European gifts to feral herds: New Zealand’s history of wild pigs

Introduced to New Zealand in the 18th century, pigs spread through trade and established wild populations. Research in South Fiordland found repeated soil disturbance and predation on stag beetles, but little effect on seedling growth or soil microbes. Researchers say more study is needed to assess risks to native animals.
world news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 04:49 IST

In 1986, Onondaga Lake reopened to fishing; it now has 65-plus fish species

Once so polluted that swimming and fishing were banned, Onondaga Lake now supports more than 65 documented fish species and is cleaner than it has been in over a century. Decades of wastewater upgrades, industrial remediation and watershed projects have driven progress, though cleanup work continues.
us news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 04:48 IST

Trump chief of staff’s daughter photographed with pro-Russia politician amid Bosnia lobbying row

Trump chief of staff Susie Wiles daughter daughter Katie Wiles photographed with pro-Russia politician amid Bosnia lobbying row.
us news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 04:40 IST

California's Bolsa Chica wetland reopened to the Pacific in 2006, and wildlife followed

Bolsa Chica’s restored tidal basin is functioning as a nursery for fish and a stopover for Pacific Flyway birds. Its eelgrass, salt marsh and mudflats support diverse wildlife, including endangered nesting birds. The inlet’s upkeep remains costly as waves and tides carry sand into the basin.
us news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 04:32 IST

Who is Oscar Belgal? 5 things on NYC man shot by ICE agents in Marble Hill

A man is detained after a shooting reportedly involving US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers in the Bronx borough of New York City.
us news
Updated on Oct 9, 2026 05:33 IST

In 1979, China introduced a grass to make coastal land; it now covers about 68,000 hectares

Smooth cordgrass was introduced to China's coast in 1979 to turn tidal flats into dry land. It has since spread widely.
world news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 04:26 IST

6 leaders received awards as ‘America’s greatest living innovators’ from Trump. Only 1 is US-born

CEO of Microsoft Satya Nadella, Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell, AMD CEO Lisa Su, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, and Google co-founder Sergey Brin stand with US President Donald Trump.
us
Updated on Oct 9, 2026 04:17 IST

What did Anthropic say about abusing Claude AI? New policy bans ‘cruel’ behavior

Anthropic has announced that it will prohibit users from repeatedly subjecting its Claude AI models to needless abuse from November 12. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo
us news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 04:11 IST

In 1999, Florida began reversing a flood canal, and 20,000 acres of wetlands are being restored

Restoring the Kissimmee meant filling about 22 miles of canal and reconnecting the river's original path.
us news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 04:11 IST

In 1907, Austria's emperor gifted chamois to New Zealand, and they now roam the South Island

A gift from an emperor, now a grazer in the Southern Alps.
world news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 04:11 IST

Nobel winner John Jumper is leaving Google DeepMind for Anthropic, and Demis Hassabis responded

A Nobel winner is changing labs: Jumper announced his move to Anthropic.
us news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 04:11 IST

In 2014, Akon set out to bring solar power to rural Africa, and within a year it was in 14 countries

From music stages to solar power: Akon's push to light up rural communities.
world news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 04:10 IST

In 2008, Leonardo DiCaprio bought a $3.67 million apartment in a Manhattan tower with solar panels

Leonardo DiCaprio reportedly bought a $3.67 million apartment in Manhattan's Riverhouse in 2008.
us news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 03:59 IST

DiCaprio, Bezos pledged $200 million to save 100 species on the brink, from pangolins to rare pigs

Leonardo DiCaprio's Re:wild and the Bezos Earth Fund, chaired by Jeff Bezos, launched the Phoenix Species Project with a $200 million pledge.
us news
Published on Oct 9, 2026 03:55 IST
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