The right to walk
Lax enforcement of traffic rules makes life more difficult for pedestrians
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West Bengal BJP leadership reaches out to Muslims, says Trinamool has done nothing for minorities
The remarks by WB BJP president Samik Bhattacharya, which come ahead of the Assembly polls in the State, marks a significant departure from the earlier stand of the saffron party where it did not engage with minorities.
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Four new astronauts arrive at International Space Station to replace NASA's evacuated crew
Last month's medical evacuation was NASA's first in 65 years of human spaceflight; one of four astronauts launched by SpaceX last summer suffered what officials described as a serious health issue, prompting their hasty return
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What’s in store for garment exporters to the U.S.? | Explained
What has the U.S. promised Bangladesh with respect to textiles? What are the conditions laid down by the U.S. to give Bangladeshi exporters unprecedented access to American markets? What is the assurance that Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal gave Indian textile exporters?
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Today's Gemini Horoscope: Blocked money may return, but avoid impulsive spending; patience aids work
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Today's Cancer Horoscope: Family time and comfort favoured; watch for hidden health issues
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Akshara Singh backs Pawan Singh's wife Jyoti in alimony battle
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Darron Lee murder case shifts as family files $50M lawsuit
While Daron Lee's girlfriend, Gabriella Carvalho Perpétuo's brutal death has sparked shockwaves across the league, the former Kansas City Chiefs player is now facing a first degree murder charge for the alleged killing and tampering evidence at the site. Amid all the mess, the case has taken a new turn as Gabriella Carvalho Perpétuo's family filed a new lawsuit against him.
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Barack Obama breaks silence on Trump's racist video, says shame is 'lost'
Barack Obama breaks silence on Trump's racist video, says shame is 'lost'
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“I don’t need any other Valentine…”: Alix Earle makes a subtle statement amid romance rumors with Tom Brady
While Tom Brady and Alix Earle remain strictly private about their rumored romance, the popular influencer has shared an update about how she has been celebrating her first Valentine’s Day after ending things with ex boyfriend, Braxton Berrios, in December, after dating him for over two years. Amid this, Tom Brady has kept his focus on his work.
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Gemini Horoscope Today, February 15, 2026: Mercury can push impulse spending on gadgets
Financial relief arrives as blocked funds are released, boosting spirits despite other minor setbacks. Mercury fuels mental restlessness and emotional fluctuations, urging caution against hasty actions. Prioritize patience at work and in studies, and be mindful of impulse spending. Health requires vigilance on the road and a focus on calming routines.
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YouTuber buys dream Tesla for $140,000, then sees jaw-dropping loss after using it for 2 years only
YouTuber buys dream Tesla for $140,000, then sees jaw-dropping loss after using it for 2 years only
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94.5% kids survive after cancer treatment: Study
94.5% kids survive after cancer treatment: Study
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Stephen A. Smith finally addresses Molly Qerim’s abrupt First Take exit as fans seek answers
Stephen A. Smith has finally spoken about Molly Qerim’s sudden exit from ESPN’s First Take. He said the decision was hers and not connected to him, calling her departure unfortunate after ten years together. Qerim announced her exit in September 2025 and later moved to Paramount+. ESPN replaced her with Shae Cornette, ending a long chapter for the show.
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Is religion declining? 1 in 4 worldwide now non-religious, becomes third-largest group as Christianity falls
Nearly one in four people worldwide now identify with no religion, according to a sweeping global study covering 201 countries. The religiously unaffiliated grew by 270 million between 2010 and 2020, reaching 1.9 billion, driven largely by disaffiliation from Christianity. While Christians remain the largest group, only Muslims and the unaffiliated increased their global population share.
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