Donald Trump: ‘Restraining order needed’: Donald Trump shares meme on his feud with Italy PM Meloni ahead of Nato summit

The image showed Meloni grinning and looking upward in Trump’s direction US President Donald Trump reignited his public feud with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on Sunday by sharing a meme on his Truth Social platform suggesting she was obsessed with him, just a day before the two leaders will attend the Nato summit in…

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5 smart ways to repurpose them

If you haven’t tried them yet, this is your sign to make potato peel crisps. They are exceptional snacks. You can make them either by frying them in oil or by air-frying. Toss the cleaned potato peels into the oil. Once fried, season them with salt, pepper, and whatever spices you like: smoked paprika, garlic…

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As companies’ AI budgets hit millions of dollars, Google may finally have ‘advantage’ that the company has been working for 20-plus years |

As AI companies race to build more powerful models, Google is increasingly focusing on a different selling point: lower costs. According to a Business Insider report, the company believes businesses can save significant amounts of money by using its latest Gemini 3.5 Flash model instead of relying entirely on the most advanced and expensive AI…

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‘Integral and inalienable part’: India rejects China-Pakistan remarks on J&K; terms CPEC project illegal | India News

NEW DELHI: Ministry of external affairs on Tuesday categorically rejected the “unwarranted references” to Jammu and Kashmir in the joint statement between China and Pakistan.In a response to media queries, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh have been, are and will always remain integral and inalienable parts of India and…

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Realme phone exploded a day before his UPSC exam; consumer court awards Rs 1.5 lakh

NEW DELHI: A Delhi consumer commission has held Realme responsible for selling a faulty phone that exploded and caused injury to a young man just a day before his civil services preliminary exam, making him miss the entrance and lose a year of preparation.What was the disputeKoti Sai Pavan had bought a Realme XT phone…

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April crude imports dip 4.3% year-on-year, but oil bill jumps over 50% on price surge

Crude prices surged nearly 70% between April 2025 & April 2026. NEW DELHI: The volume of crude purchased by India in April this year fell by 4.3% compared with the same period last year, but the import bill surged by more than 50% due to a sharp rise in global oil prices, provisional data compiled…

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Great Nicobar dual-use airport likely to be ‘ready in 5 years’; ‘project has strategic and economic benefits for India’

NEW DELHI: Considering the strategic and economic benefits of Great Nicobar Islands (GNI) development projects, the greenfield airport approved by the Cabinet last November “is expected to be ready within five years and will be under the operational control of the Indian Navy,” defence sources have said.“The dual-use airport to be used for civilian and…

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The Gulf of Mexico grows a vast ‘dead zone’ every summer, but what happens beneath the water threatens far more than marine life |

Every summer, a vast stretch of the Gulf of Mexico transforms into what scientists call a “dead zone,” an area where oxygen levels in the water become so low that most marine life cannot survive. Fish flee if they can, while shrimp, crabs and bottom-dwelling organisms are often trapped in what researchers describe as “hell…

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8 foods doctors quietly avoid buying from supermarkets

Many doctors treat soda, sweetened iced tea, bottled fruit drinks and energy drinks as the first thing to leave behind, not because they are dramatic, but because they are so easy to overconsume. Studies say frequent sugary-drink intake is linked with negative health consequences, and its guidance on “rethink your drink” ties regular consumption to…

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ENG vs NZ: ‘His spirit is still there’- Iceland Cricket brutally trolls England after collapse at Lord’s | Cricket News

Joe Root and Ben Stokes (AP Photo) England’s batting collapse against New Zealand in the opening Test at Lord’s drew plenty of criticism on social media, but one of the sharpest reactions came from the Iceland Cricket account, which could not resist taking a swipe at the struggling hosts.After England were bundled out for just…

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