With days left on Baba Vanga’s 2025 alien prediction, scientists explain what first contact would look like

With days left on Baba Vanga’s 2025 alien prediction, scientists explain what first contact would look like |

A new hypothesis from Columbia University astrophysicist David Kipping suggests humanity’s first sign of alien life won’t be a greeting For most people, the idea of alien contact has been shaped less by astronomy than by cinema. Films have taught us to expect intention: visitors who arrive either with open hands, as in E.T., or…

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Meet Jayshree Ullal: Indian-origin billionaire at the top of Hurun's rich list

Meet Jayshree Ullal: Indian-origin billionaire at the top of Hurun’s rich list

In its latest rich list for the year 2025, Hurun India awarded Indian-origin billionaire Jayshree Ullal, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and President of Arista Networks. With this achievement, she has successfully surpassed popular Indian-origin tech leaders such as Google’s Sundar Pichai and Microsoft’s Satya Nadella in the list of wealthiest executives in the tech…

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Mora Namdar's net worth, education and love life: What to know about Trump's new Secretary for Consular Affairs

Mora Namdar’s net worth, education and love life: What to know about Trump’s new Secretary for Consular Affairs

The Trump administration is already unique with its two-term presidency, but it seems nothing satisfies its leader who keeps on making peculiar decisions. One of the most viral and controversial aspects of Trump’s second presidency is the appointment of completely out-of-the-ordinary people to vital sectors. From the appointment of a former Fox News host as…

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NFL argument turns fatal: Florida man kills wife, shoots stepdaughter in the face, then himself after football match dispute

NFL argument turns fatal: Florida man kills wife, shoots stepdaughter in the face, then himself after football match dispute | World News

A Florida man shot and killed his wife, critically wounded his teenage stepdaughter and later took his own life following an alcohol-fuelled argument over an NFL game, authorities said.Polk County Sheriff’s officials said Jason Kenney, 47, became enraged after his wife, Crystal Kenney, asked him to turn off a Monday Night Football broadcast featuring the…

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‘People will die…’: Elon Musk slams Zohran Mamdani’s appointment of first openly gay FDNY commissioner

‘People will die…’: Elon Musk slams Zohran Mamdani’s appointment of first openly gay FDNY commissioner | World News

Elon Musk has criticised New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani over his decision to appoint Lillian Bonsignore as commissioner of the Fire Department of New York, warning that the choice could have serious consequences for public safety.Reacting to a news clip announcing the appointment, Musk wrote on social media, “People will die because of this….

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California’s tech exodus: Entrepreneur warns of a deeper political crisis as tax losses ‘hit $200 billion’

California’s tech exodus: Entrepreneur warns of a deeper political crisis as tax losses ‘hit $200 billion’ | World News

Entrepreneur and investor Chamath Palihapitiya has warned that California is facing a deepening political and fiscal crisis as major founders and companies continue to leave the state. In a widely circulated post, Palihapitiya argued that the departures have already cost California tens of billions of dollars in lost tax revenue, with the total potentially rising…

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Did Coca-Cola really invent Santa’s red suit? The surprisingly old story behind the myth

Did Coca-Cola really invent Santa’s red suit? The surprisingly old story behind the myth |

Long before Coca-Cola’s ads, Santa often appeared red-coated in poems, illustrations, and holiday postcards. Every December, the same claim resurfaces: that Santa Claus wears red because Coca-Cola dressed him that way. It sounds neat, corporate, and believable, a global brand colouring Christmas in its own image. But when you trace how Santa actually came to…

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The Indian-origin doctor whose plans to save lives were undone by Trump’s gutting of USAID

The Indian-origin doctor whose plans to save lives were undone by Trump’s gutting of USAID | World News

USAID was built to make survival feel ordinary. It existed so that childbirth would not be a gamble, hunger would not quietly hollow out childhoods, and outbreaks would be spotted early enough to remain footnotes rather than funerals. Its work was repetitive and procedural by design, because global health only improves when prevention becomes routine….

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