Putin preparing to send more Russians to war’: Zelenskyy claims losses now exceed recruitment

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin is preparing a fresh wave of military mobilisation as Russia’s battlefield losses begin to outpace the number of new recruits joining the armed forces.In his nightly address on Friday, Zelenskyy said Russia had recruited around 221,000 personnel into its military so far in 2026…

Read More

Meet ICE agent Christian Castro, arrested in Texas for shooting at a Venezuelan in Minneapolis and lying about it

ICE agent Christian Castro has been arrested in Texas for his non-fatal shooting in Minneapolis in January, about which he lied. The Immigration and Customs Enforcement is still reeling from its missteps in Minneapolis as now an ICE agent, Christian Castro, has been arrested for his January 14 shooting of Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis. The 52-year-old…

Read More

US to issue special passports to celebrate America’s 250th birthday: Here’s what will be new and different in these American passports |

The US State Department is preparing to issue a limited batch of commemorative passports to mark America’s 250th birthday. One of the biggest changes in these passports is the inclusion of Donald Trump’s image inside the travel document. According to a CNN report, the special passports will begin rolling out shortly before July 4 and…

Read More

Science word of the day: Allele, know its meaning, who introduced the term, and its practical applications |

Every living organism inherits a unique combination of traits, from eye colour and blood type to resistance against certain diseases. These characteristics are determined by genes, but genes themselves can exist in different forms. These alternative versions are known as alleles. While one allele may produce a particular trait, another may result in a different…

Read More

Morocco vs Haiti, FIFA World Cup Match Result: Morocco fight back twice to knock out Haiti and reach knockout stage

Morocco survived a major scare from Haiti before securing a 4-2 victory on Wednesday, coming from behind twice to book a place in the FIFA World Cup round of 32.Substitutes Soufiane Rahimi and Gessime Yassine played crucial roles late in the match, scoring decisive goals as Morocco ended Haiti’s hopes of earning their first-ever point…

Read More

British Cruise Ship Ambition: After hantavirus, now norovirus? How a gut bug forced a France cruise ship into lockdown

People walk past the British cruise ship Ambition, as French authorities ordered 1,700 passengers & crew to stay on board due to a gastrointestinal illness outbreak, in Bordeaux, France French authorities on Wednesday eased restrictions on passengers aboard the British cruise ship Ambition after tests confirmed that a gastrointestinal virus, potentially norovirus and not hantavirus,…

Read More

‘Excavators and bulldozers’: Brisbane kicks off $2.6 billion Olympic stadium project amid protests | Off the field News

Protesters react at the site of the 2032 Olympic Stadium at Brisbane’s Victoria Park, Australia, Monday, June 1, 2026. (AP) Work has begun on the main stadium for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics after protestors were moved away and excavation equipment entered the Victoria Park site on Monday, news agency Associated Press reported. The development starts…

Read More

Indian-Americans behind 96 billion-dollar startups in US, new study challenges rising hate

Indian-Americans have founded 96 billion-dollar startups in US. Mohit Aron (left) and Jyoti Bansal founded multiple billion-dollar companies. A new study by the National Foundation for American Policy has revealed that India offers the highest number of founders to the US — higher than any other country as Indian founders started 96 billion-dollar startups in…

Read More