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Ankita Bhandari's parents, Congress leaders detained during India Gate protest

Delhi Police detained several opposition leaders and Ankita Bhandari's parents during a protest at India Gate. Congress leaders criticized the police action as an attack on democratic freedoms and justice. The protestors demanded the cancellation of Dushyant Gautam's recent appointment as Sikkim Governor. Family members of Ankita Bhandari expressed their discontent over political appointments amidst ongoing investigations. The situation reflects ongoing tensions surrounding the quest for justice in Ankita's case.

Sexual assault allegation at Chicago fraternity house puts campus safety in focus

A woman reported being sexually assaulted at a fraternity party near the University of Chicago campus. Police are investigating the allegations during a time of heightened awareness about campus sexual violence. The perpetrator allegedly fled after being confronted by another party attendee, and university officials are seeking more information. The fraternity involved stated that no members participated in the incident or encouraged the behavior.

Cornell president faces no-confidence push over handling of sexual assault case

Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff confronted faculty frustration regarding his administration's handling of a serious sexual assault allegation. During a Faculty Senate meeting, faculty members expressed significant anger and questioned Kotlikoff's management of the incident. Faculty are considering a no-confidence resolution to signal their dissatisfaction with administration transparency and reforms. As the administration has faced a lawsuit related to the case, many faculty urge changes to address systemic issues.

Trump press secretary Katie Zacharia faces questions over law credentials

Katie Zacharia, the new White House press secretary, is facing questions about her legal credentials and background. Although she claims to be a lawyer, there is no evidence she has passed any bar exam. The White House has defended her, stating she is uniquely qualified for her role. Concerns have been raised about her misrepresentation of legal status which may violate California law.

US and China race to shape AI agenda ahead of Xi-Trump talks in Shenzhen, sources say

The United States and China are in regular talks to iron out details of a framework announced last month for handling AI-related incidents and institutionalising bilateral dialogue, multiple sources told the South China Morning Post. The technical teams of the two countries aim to make AI cooperation a potential deliverable when presidents Xi Jinping and Donald Trump meet on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) summit in Shenzhen next month – their third face-to-face...

Chinese scientists use open-source data to spot suspected Israeli electronic warfare units

Chinese military scientists claim they have developed an algorithm that could help identify electronic warfare units using civil aviation flight data. The researchers said they had located two sources of interference that were spoofing their locations near Israel during the conflict with Iran. The team did not explain why they had focused on the Israeli military. The researchers estimated the locations of the two units as being near Haifa, with reported positioning errors between 10.9km and...

Hegseth vows to stop Iran getting nuclear weapons as anti-war protesters disrupt speech

US War Secretary Pete Hegseth emphasized that the United States must act to prevent Iran's nuclear ambitions. Protests erupted during his speech at the Association of the US Army meeting, with demonstrators expressing their dissatisfaction. Hegseth responded to hecklers in the audience, which were eventually removed by security personnel. In related events, US Central Command reported the destruction of an Iranian vessel in the Gulf of Oman.

Houthis hit Aramco headquarters as Iran war widens across Saudi Arabia

Houthi rebels reportedly targeted the headquarters of Saudi Aramco in Dhahran, inflicting damage on upper floors. Civil defense reports indicate that debris from intercepted strikes caused injuries near Riyadh. The Houthis assert these attacks are retaliation against Saudi aggression in Yemen. Efforts for a ceasefire have gained traction with regional powers seeking negotiations. Rising casualties in Yemen highlight the ongoing humanitarian crisis amid renewed hostilities.

Morning Brief Podcast: Blackstone’s Next $50 Billion: Why Jonathan Gray Is Betting on India

Why Blackstone Wants to Double Its India Bet to $100 Billion | Jonathan Gray | ET Conversations

Why Blackstone Wants to Double Its India Bet to $100 Billion | Jonathan Gray | ET Conversations

Wisconsin plane crash: Investigation into flight Pilot's communication with air traffic controller reveals reason what led to death of 6 people

Wisconsin plane crash: The six-seat, single-engine plane was traveling from Kenosha to Menomonie when it crashed shortly before 10 p.m. on Tuesday in a wooded area near Mirror Lake State Park, not far from the popular tourist destination of Wisconsin Dells.