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“Why she’s out there”: Tim Dillon highlights public confusion over Erika Kirk’s appearances following Charlie Kirk tragedy

Tim Dillon questioned Erika Kirk’s public appearances after reports about Charlie Kirk, saying people feel confused. On his podcast, he discussed her merch events and her interview with Nicki Minaj at America Fest. Erika Kirk defended her actions, continued leading Turning Point USA, and reassured Minaj during their on-stage conversation.

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Who is the founder of FaZe Clan? Origins explored amid member exits, contract negotiations and creator backlash

FaZe Clan faces turmoil as several prominent members depart, citing control issues and contract disputes. Founders Eric Rivera, Jeff Emann, and Ben Christensen established the group in 2010, which grew into a major esports and online culture entity. Recent exits and public statements from former members and leadership highlight internal struggles within the organization.

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Battle of the Sexes: An exhibition that helped tennis none, hurt women's sport more

The modern 'Battle of the Sexes' exhibition between Aryna Sabalenka and Nick Kyrgios was a detrimental circus act for women's tennis. Despite rigged rules, the match highlighted a lack of competitive substance, contrasting sharply with Billie Jean King's impactful 1973 win over Bobby Riggs that shaped the formation of the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) and paved way for equality.

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Clouds that condense into diamonds: NASA discovers an exoplanet with a baffling composition

The James Webb Space Telescope has found a unique exoplanet. This Jupiter-sized world orbits a pulsar closely. Its atmosphere is made of helium and carbon, with soot clouds. Scientists are surprised by this composition. The planet's gravity is stretched by the pulsar. This discovery challenges current understanding of planet formation. Read here to know more!

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‘US The Real United Nation’: Trump Claims Credit For Thailand-Cambodia Ceasefire

US President Donald Trump on Sunday congratulated the leaders of Thailand and Cambodia after announcing that both nations had agreed to halt ongoing border hostilities. Posting on Truth Social, Trump said the “breakout fighting” between the two Southeast Asian neighbours would stop “momentarily,” adding that both sides would return to peaceful relations under a recently agreed treaty. Trump praised the leadership of both countries, calling the outcome “fast and decisive,” and used the opportunity to reiterate his claim of helping mediate multiple global conflicts in recent months. US Portrays Itself Mediator He further stated that the United States had “proudly helped,” suggesting that Washington’s role in resolving disputes now makes it the “REAL United Nations.” Thailand and Cambodia officially signed a ceasefire agreement on Saturday after weeks of violent clashes over a longstanding border dispute that has reportedly claimed dozens of lives and displaced more than a million people. Both Nations Pledge Ceasefire  Under the agreement, both nations have pledged to cease firing, freeze troop movements, and enable displaced civilians to return home. Senior diplomats from both countries have held talks in China following the ceasefire, with Beijing, the United States, and Malaysia reportedly assisting the mediation efforts. Trump’s remarks also come ahead of his scheduled meeting with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky, where peace efforts are expected to be discussed.

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Wormholes, bridges, and more: The science behind Stranger Things season 5

Stranger Things Season 5 reinterprets the Upside Down as a wormhole, a theoretical spacetime bridge. While real wormholes face stability and energy challenges, science fiction, including this show, uses them for narrative convenience, enabling faster-than-light travel and interdimensional connections. This concept, rooted in Einstein's theories, allows for dramatic storytelling about reality's fragility.

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PCB to run owner-less Multan Sultans in PSL, sale planned after season

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Recreating the human womb in the lab: How early-stage embryos implant, communicate, and offer new insights into pregnancy

Scientists have engineered an artificial womb lining, a breakthrough allowing unprecedented observation of early human embryo implantation. This innovative model mimics the uterine environment, enabling researchers to study the crucial 'chatter' between embryos and the lining. Understanding these interactions is key to unraveling implantation failures and improving pregnancy success rates.

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Smriti Mandhana, Shafali Verma run riot as India post highest Women’s T20I total

Mandhana and Shafali added 162 runs for the opening wicket in 15.2 overs. It is now the highest partnership for any wicket for India in women’s T20Is.

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Pakistan Declares Ex-Army Officer & Asim Munir Critic A 'Terrorist' Over Pro-Imran Khan Stand

Pakistan has designated former army officer and UK-based blogger Adil Raja as a terrorist, accusing him of spreading an anti-state narrative from abroad and threatening the country’s security and public order. The decision, announced by Pakistan’s interior ministry, comes amid an intensified crackdown on critics of the military and the government. Raja, a known supporter of former prime minister Imran Khan and a vocal critic of Army Chief Asim Munir, has been declared a prohibited individual under the Anti-Terrorism Act, a move that has drawn attention to Pakistan’s widening use of terror laws against dissidents. 'Former Officer Turned Blogger Labelled Terrorist’ Adil Raja, a former Pakistani military officer, is currently based in the UK and runs a YouTube channel where he comments extensively on Pakistan’s politics and civil-military relations. He has been a consistent critic of both the Pakistani government and the army leadership and is widely perceived as sympathetic to Imran Khan. According to Pakistani authorities, Raja has been accused of running a propaganda campaign against the state while living overseas. The government alleges that his online activities promote narratives that undermine Pakistan’s sovereignty and stability. On this basis, the interior ministry has declared him a banned individual under provisions of the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997. Extradition Raised With UK Envoy According to Arab News, Pakistan has also taken diplomatic steps following the designation. Earlier this month, Pakistan’s Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met British High Commissioner Jane Marriott in Islamabad and formally handed over documents related to Raja’s extradition. However, the British government has not issued any official response to the request so far. Raja continues to reside in the UK, where he has remained active online despite the Pakistani government’s actions. In a statement released on Saturday, December 27, Pakistan’s interior ministry said the government believes Raja has been involved in activities that pose a “serious threat” to national security, integrity and public order. The statement alleged that Raja repeatedly misused online platforms to promote and amplify “anti-state narratives and propaganda” linked to proscribed terrorist organisations. It claimed these activities facilitated actions directed against Pakistan’s sovereignty and security. Citing powers under Section 11EE of the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997, the ministry said Raja’s name had been added to the Fourth Schedule, which lists individuals under state surveillance and restrictions. The move marks a significant escalation in Pakistan’s response to overseas critics and highlights the growing intersection between political dissent and counter-terror laws in the country.

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Asteroid alert! Apophis to zoom just 32,000 km from Earth in 2029; rare flyby may reveal cosmic secrets

Asteroid Apophis will make a historic close approach to Earth on April 13, 2029, passing within 32,000 kilometers. While initial fears of a collision were widespread, years of observation and simulations have confirmed Apophis poses no threat for at least a century. This harmless encounter offers a unique scientific opportunity to study the asteroid in unprecedented detail.

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‘Slave’ Remark, Leave Denied: Indian Worker Wins £67,000 After UK Court Finds Racial Bias At London KFC

An Indian man from Tamil Nadu has won nearly £67,000 (around ₹70 lakh) in compensation after a UK employment tribunal ruled that he was racially discriminated against and wrongfully dismissed while working at a KFC outlet in London. The complainant, Madhesh Ravichandran, began working at a KFC branch in West Wickham in January 2023. During the tribunal hearing, Ravichandran alleged that his manager subjected him to racial abuse, forced him to work extra hours, and treated him unfairly because of his race. According to reports, the manager allegedly referred to him as a “slave” and said he would prioritise Sri Lankan Tamil staff over others. Leave Denied, Slurs Alleged Ravichandran told the tribunal that just two months into his job, he was denied annual leave and later overheard his manager making derogatory remarks about him to another employee. He claimed that despite raising concerns internally, no proper investigation was carried out by the company. He eventually resigned from his job, stating that the hostile work environment left him upset and humiliated. The tribunal accepted his evidence, including claims that he was pressured to work extra hours due to what the judge described as his manager’s “racially prejudiced attitude”. Tribunal Orders Compensation, Training Employment Judge Paul Abbott ruled that the refusal of Ravichandran’s leave request was “significantly influenced” by race and held that he had been subjected to racial discrimination, harassment, and wrongful dismissal. The tribunal awarded him £66,800 in compensation. In addition to the payout, the judge recommended that all employees of Nexus Foods Limited, the company operating the KFC outlet, undergo workplace discrimination training to prevent similar incidents in the future.      

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Best Of 2025: When Fast Electric Cars Like Harrier EV, Vinfast, BYD & Cyberster Lit The EV Fire

Electric cars in 2025 gained more premium appeal with numerous launches in the performance segment. EVs aren't just about saving the earth but include more speed and performance over their combustion engined siblings plus added technology as well. This year saw the premium segment having performance normally seen at supercars. Sports Cars and SUVs Lead the Charge The MG Cyberster for one gave you supercar looks at the fraction of the price with its fancy doors and fast performance. The Cyberster has gone on to sell well being the one of the most attainable sports cars while showing what an EV is capable of. Further tickling down of performance and technology can be seen with the Harrier EV which came with a dual motor configuration and enhanced power which means it is one of the fastest cars at this price. Dual motor also brought in more offroad ability and Tata bringing back AWD yet again after many years. Not just Tata as new entrant Vinfast brought in its VF7 which also comes with a dual motor configuration and brings in serious performance for premium SUV money. The VF7 is the most attainable dual motor EV and its unique design also stands out. Premium EVs Raise the Bar BYD has been quietly working on its product lineup in India with numerous launches but mostly at the premium range. The Sealion 7 for example is a fast electric SUV with quality and performance to shame more expensive luxury SUVs as well. The dual motor version is especially quite fast and is fun to drive despite its weight plus size.

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Early Signs Of Prostate Trouble Men Ignore: Doctors Reveal Why 'Just Discomfort' Could Be Serious

{By: Dr. Ashwani Kumar Sharma} The first signs of prostate problems are so discreet that often men do not bother with them at all. The trio of slight discomfort while urinating, a weak stream, and frequent visits to the bathroom are usually ignored as signs of either ageing or drinking less water. However, these early symptoms can be the body's first signal of underlying prostate problems, such as benign enlargement, infection, or even prostate cancer in rare cases. It is essential to recognise these symptoms early to seek timely medical treatment, where practitioners may then take up the case, thus preventing complications and enhancing long-term prognosis. ALSO READ: Why Your Joints Ache More In Winter And When It Signals A Serious Problem Understanding The Prostate And Why It Matters The prostate is a small gland lying just under the bladder. It is situated around the urethra and performs several vital functions. It assists in controlling urine flow and generates seminal fluid, which is mixed with sperm during ejaculation. Hence, whenever the prostate gland enlarges or gets inflamed, one can feel it every time he goes to the loo. Earliest Signs Of Prostate Problem Need To Urinate More Frequently: One of the first and easiest denied symptoms is waking up several times at night to urinate. It usually means that the bladder is not emptied because of prostate enlargement. Stopped Or Weak Urine Flow: Many complain that “the flow of urine is not as strong as it used to be.” A weak or interrupted stream during urination is a typical sign of prostate gland compaction. Pain Or Burning While Urinating: This symptom is often confused with dehydration or urinary tract infection, but it can point to inflammation of the prostate. Presence Of Blood In Semen Or Urine: This symptom is not so common but when it occurs, it must be addressed by a doctor immediately since it can be a sign of infection, inflammation, or cancer Stiffness Or Pain In Lower Back, Hips Or Thighs: Sometimes, dull and constant pain in these areas goes along with prostatitis or prostate enlargement. Prostate Problems And Their Treatments These signs might be pointing towards several prostate issues that you could face. That’s why ignoring these signs can create major problems. Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH): This is a non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate that affects many men as they age. It can cause urinary problems, but there are treatments available. This can be avoided through some lifestyle changes, like eating greens and exercising daily. But medication and minimally invasive therapies are also available, such as; UroLift system and Green Light Laser Therapy. Prostate Inflammation: A condition in which the prostate gland is inflamed. It is mostly due to infection, and the inflammation can bring pain, fever, and difficulties with the urinary tract.. Prostate Cancer: Usually, a slow-growing type of cancer. However, some types can be more aggressive. As it usually has no obvious symptoms at an early stage that’s why it is important to detect it early. Therapies like Radical Prostatectomy especially using Robotic platform and hormonal/radiation therapy are one of the correct procedures to cure prostate cancer. Discomfort is what men usually experience when the initial signs of prostate problems appear. However, ignoring these warning signals can lead to some serious conditions. The earlier the prostate problems are identified, the less challenging it is to treat, and the better the chance of maintaining urinary and sexual health over time. The author, Dr. Ashwani Kumar Sharma, is the Vice Chairman, Manipal Comprehensive Cancer Centre & Onco Robotic Surgeries, North-West Cluster, Manipal Hospital, Gurugram. [Disclaimer: The information provided in the article is shared by experts and is intended for general informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.]

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Tata Sierra Rivals: Upcoming SUVs Like Duster & Seltos

The Sierra has been launched and it comes with many new changes while being one of the most talked about new cars. However, competition while being already high in this space is about to get even more intense with the likes of Renault and Nissan plus Kia entering into this segment. The year starts off with one of the toughest rivals of the Sierra which is the new Seltos. The new generation Seltos will be launched at the starting of next year and comes with a new platform like the Sierra as well while the Seltos has a new aggressive design language with this new generation model. The new Seltos keeps its original engine line-up but the interiors are all new and comes with three screens too along with more technology. The Seltos like the Sierra is now longer and has a longer wheelbase for more space on the inside as well. The other new important Sierra rival would be the new Duster from Renault. Renault will showcase the new Duster in India on 26th January. The new generation Duster is also based on a new platform and is having a new look as well with a rugged stance. Renault will bring back the Duster with a premium new face and more modern interiors but it will be more rugged than other compact SUVs. Nissan will also have its Tekton which is the Duster sibling which will be coming in later next year. The Tekton has its design being revealed and looks different from the Duster while it will have the same engines which includes two petrol powertrains. Overall while the Sierra has had a large number of bookings in the bag, next year will see more competition coming in as well.

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