A car exploded near New Delhi’s Red Fort on Monday, killing at least eight people and injuring several others. Flames spread to nearby parked vehicles, triggering a large fire. Police and emergency teams quickly cordoned off the area. Firefighters Respond to Intense Blaze Multiple fire engines rushed to the scene after witnesses reported the blast near a Red Fort metro station gate. Firefighters worked to control the fire and prevent further damage. Rescue teams evacuated injured people while police secured the site. Eyewitnesses Describe Devastation A local resident told NDTV he heard a “window-shattering sound” and then saw flames engulf…
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Rachel Maddow
Rachel Maddow is a freelance journalist based in the USA, with over 20 years of experience covering Politics, World Affairs, Business, Health, Technology, Finance, Lifestyle, and Culture. She earned her degree in Political Science and Journalism from Stanford University. Throughout her career, she has contributed to outlets such as MSNBC, The New York Times, and The Washington Post. Known for her thorough reporting and compelling storytelling, Rachel delivers accurate and timely news that keeps readers informed on both national and global developments.
Iraq began early voting Sunday as security forces and displaced citizens cast ballots ahead of Tuesday’s parliamentary contest. Around 1.3 million military personnel and 26,000 displaced residents are eligible. With 7,744 candidates running, the election will decide whether Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani wins a second term amid regional tensions and geopolitical pressure. Displaced Communities Fight for Political Voice Yazidis living in camps near Dohuk participated in early voting after fleeing Islamic State attacks over a decade ago. Many cannot return home due to destroyed infrastructure and local armed groups. IS previously massacred and enslaved thousands of Yazidis in Sinjar,…
UBS AG—the Swiss banking titan at the heart of Europe’s financial establishment—is facing mounting international scrutiny after a series of independent investigations alleged that it continues to hold dormant assets dating back to the Nazi era. The revelations, which have set off coordinated inquiries in Europe and the United States, threaten to reopen one of the darkest and most politically sensitive chapters in modern financial history. A Legal Battle Decades in the Making The controversy traces back to a renewed legal campaign by Viennese attorney Dr. Gerhard Podovsovnik and Rabbi Ephraim Meir, who are demanding restitution for prewar deposits originally…
Gamers must wait longer for Grand Theft Auto VI after Rockstar Games confirmed another delay. The studio moved the release to November 2026. Fans will not see the game this month as first planned. Rockstar had already postponed its May 2026 release, marking the second delay. The developer now targets 19 November 2026 as the official date. Originally, GTA 6 was expected to hit stores in autumn this year. Rockstar asked fans for patience, saying it needs extra time to refine the game and meet its expected standards. Chaos, Crime, and Speed Dominate Gameplay Players can drive, ride, or roam…
AI systems forget safety protocols as conversations continue, increasing the risk of harmful or inappropriate replies, a recent report revealed. A few strategic prompts can override most safeguards in artificial intelligence tools, according to new findings. Researchers Expose Weak Points in Leading AI Models Cisco examined large language models from OpenAI, Mistral, Meta, Google, Alibaba, Deepseek, and Microsoft to measure how many prompts led them to release dangerous or illegal information. The company conducted 499 “multi-turn attack” tests, where users asked several consecutive questions to trick safety systems. Each dialogue included five to ten exchanges. Researchers compared responses across prompts…
Australia will enforce a new law on December 10 banning children under 16 from using several major social media platforms. The government added Reddit and livestreaming service Kick to the list of restricted platforms, joining Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Threads, TikTok, X, and YouTube. Communications Minister Anika Wells confirmed that all platforms must delete accounts belonging to users under 16. “We have met with several companies this month to make clear there is no excuse for failing to enforce this law,” Wells said. She warned that platforms ignoring the rule could face fines of up to 50 million Australian dollars (€28.3…
Jay Jones has been elected as Virginia’s Attorney General, defeating the incumbent and signaling a change in the state’s legal leadership. His victory marks a notable shift in priorities for Virginia’s justice system. Jones, a former state legislator, campaigned on strengthening public safety, protecting voting rights, and enhancing legal transparency. His message of reform and community engagement resonated with voters across the state. The election drew attention as candidates addressed key issues including criminal justice reform, consumer protection, and civil rights enforcement. Jones’ experience in state government and his commitment to fairness helped him gain widespread support. Political analysts note…
Belgian authorities closed the airspace over Brussels Zaventem Airport after reports of a drone flying above the airfield. Public broadcaster VRT confirmed that all departures and arrivals were suspended on Tuesday night following the sighting. The airport briefly reopened before closing again after a second drone appeared. Liège Airport, which initially received diverted planes, also shut down when another drone was spotted nearby. Earlier that evening, a spokesperson for Skeyes, Belgium’s civil airspace authority, said the first sighting occurred around 8 p.m. local time. Officials diverted flights to Ostend-Bruges and Charleroi Brussels South to ensure safety. Authorities have not confirmed…
Nigeria remains tense after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened possible military action over alleged persecution of Christians. Trump ordered the Pentagon to prepare plans for intervention, claiming Nigeria failed to protect its Christian population. On Saturday, he warned, “If Nigeria keeps allowing the killing of Christians, the U.S. will stop all aid and may enter the country guns blazing to wipe out Islamic terrorists.” Trump added, “I’ve instructed our Department of War to prepare for possible strikes. If we attack, it will be fast and ruthless.” The statement shocked many Nigerians, who woke Sunday to reports of Trump’s directive. Abuja…
Heavy rains triggered massive mudslides that destroyed over 1,000 homes in Kenya’s western Rift Valley region. At least 21 people have died, and more than 30 remain missing after the disaster struck Chesongoch in Elgeyo Marakwet County on Saturday. Authorities said search and rescue operations continue despite the relentless rainfall. The region has endured intense downpours throughout the country’s short rain season. The mudslides swept through the hilly terrain, flattening houses and blocking key roads. Rescue workers continue battling dangerous conditions to reach survivors trapped under debris. Survivors Describe Chaos and Fear Residents reported hearing a thunderous roar before the…