- — David and Victoria Beckham’s two sons Brooklyn and Romeo not on speaking terms because of Kim Turnbull: Report
- Model and DJ Kim Turnbull is said to be the reason behind the ongoing feud between Brooklyn and Romeo as the two sons of David and Victoria Beckham are not on talking terms. Brooklyn and his wife Nicola Peltz Beckham even remained absent from the famous footballer's 50th birthday bash, and even skipped his mother Victoria Beckham's fashion event last month.
- — Trump’s warning spooks Khamenei? Iran pulls troops from Yemen as US escalates attacks on Houthis
- — Taylor Swift supports Travis Kelce’s focus on NFL as he eyes one last season
- Travis Kelce is fully committed to his NFL career, choosing to play another season with the Kansas City Chiefs despite retirement speculation. With Taylor Swift’s support, he aims to reclaim Super Bowl glory. Determined to improve his performance, Kelce is focused on training harder and eliminating distractions as he prepares for what could be his final season.
- — Fyre Festival 2: Mexican city officials refute Billy McFarland’s claims; lineup yet to be announced
- Local authorities in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, have disputed Fyre Festival 2 claims, contrary to statements made by organizer Billy McFarland, and the location and artist roster remain unconfirmed with only weeks to go before the festival. Additionally, questions are being raised about whether the event is legitimate at all and while securing a location and artist arrangement is of utmost importance, just about having a location may be as good as it gets.
- — LIVE | SpaceX's history-making Fram2 astronaut mission returns to Earth
- — Will Donald Trump grant Apple an exemption from tariffs? iPhone maker loses $311 billion in market value as its supply chain depends on China, India, and Vietnam
- Apple's market worth dropped significantly by $311 billion due to US President Trump's newly imposed reciprocal tariffs, impacting Apple's supply chain in China, India, and Vietnam. Despite the loss, Apple remains the world's most valuable company at over $3 trillion. Speculation exists around potential exemptions from these tariffs, though no official decision has been made.
- — Earthquake of magnitude 5.0 hits Nepal, tremors felt across parts of North India
- An earthquake of magnitude 5.0 on the Richter Scale struck Nepal on Friday evening at 7:52 pm (IST), according to the National Center for Seismology (NCS). The quake occurred at a depth of 20 kilometres and was recorded at Latitude 28.83 N and Longitude 82.06 E.
- — Tariff countdown triggers shopping spree: Americans rush to buy key goods before Donald Trump’s trade war hits their wallets
- Donald Trump’s tariffs have sparked a massive shopping rush across the U.S. as Americans scramble to buy essentials like shoes, coffee, furniture, and cars before prices spike. With new reciprocal tariffs hitting imports hard, experts warn that common items will soon cost much more. From avocado lovers to car buyers, everyone’s feeling the urgency. Trump says it’s a win for America, but many fear this trade move could hit wallets harder than expected. As shelves clear and shoppers stock up, economists caution that this tariff showdown may lead to a global ripple effect that could reshape everyday costs for millions.
- — Trump's tariffs: How will they impact your wallet and what can you do to prepare yourself?
- President Trump's new tariffs on imported goods will likely increase consumer prices on essentials and big-ticket items, disproportionately affecting low-income households. Economists highlight potential job losses and inflation impacts. Prices for groceries, electronics, clothing, and homebuying may rise. Consumers should prepare for higher costs and seek second-hand or generic alternatives to adapt.
- — MLB 2025: Detroit Tigers to clash with Chicago White Sox for Opening Day 2025 at Comerica Park; Check details
- The Opening Day 2025 match between the Detroit Tigers and the Chicago White Sox at Comerica Park will mark the beginning of a three-match series between the two sides. The series will continue through the weekend, ending on Sunday.
- — From firing to re-hiring: RFK Jr says some US health staff will be reinstated after being 'mistakenly' cut
- Some of the roughly 10,000 employees fired from the Department of Health and Human Services are being asked to come back. HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said some of the programs and workers purged in last week's dramatic restructuring plan to shed 20,000 staffers will be reinstated, saying they were mistakenly cut.
- — Will TikTok be banned after April 5? Latest updates on buyers and President Donald Trump's plans
- Under the current law, TikTok must be sold or face removal from U.S. app stores. There have been a lot of proposals to buy the social media platform. Here’s a list of potential buyers and what’s next for TikTok.
- — Defence deals, energy, trade and more: Why PM Modi's 3-day Sri Lanka trip is important
- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi starts a three-day visit to Sri Lanka to strengthen cooperation in energy, connectivity, digitalisation, trade, and defence. Key agreements, including joint development in energy and a defence cooperation pact, are expected. Modi will also meet Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake for wide-ranging talks.
- — US added a surprising 228,000 jobs but will it cheer Wall Street Stock Market amid Trump’s trade wars?
- US stock market investors were eagerly looking at jobs data as the report came in the middle of trade worries following President Donald Trump's tariffs announcement.
- — Who is Raj Bawa? The U19 World Cup hero might be Mumbai Indians' secret weapon in 2025
- Raj Angad Bawa, a promising all-rounder from Chandigarh, gained national recognition through his outstanding performance in the 2022 U19 World Cup. After a short stint with Punjab Kings, he is set to debut with Mumbai Indians in the 2025 IPL season, continuing his family's rich sporting legacy.
- — Japan’s own "Baba Vanga" who predicted past catastrophes foresees a mega disaster in July 2025
- Ryo Tatsuki, a former manga artist, is known for her dream predictions of disasters, several of which have come true. Her latest vision warns of a massive mega-tsunami in July 2025, potentially affecting Japan, the Philippines, Taiwan, and Indonesia.
- — Grand National 2025: Schedule, runners, bets and more
- I Am Maximus, the winner of last year's Grand National, is eying a second consecutive victory this year. The historic race is all set to take place at the Aintree Racecourse on April 5, wherein a total of 34 horses will be taking part. The number in 2023 was a little higher at 40.
- — 'Buy Canadian' wave jolts U.S. companies as shoppers ditch American brands, threatening billions in cross-border sales and forcing CEOs into panic mode
- A surge in Canadian patriotism has led to a 'Buy Canadian' movement, causing significant disruptions for US companies reliant on the Canadian market. Small and big businesses alike, including Parasol Co. and Demeter Fragrances, face order cancellations and market reluctance. This trend stems from increasing Canadian preferences for local products amidst US trade tensions.
- — Donald Trump says China 'panicked' & 'played it wrong' after Beijing hits back with 34% tariffs
- China announced 34% tariffs on all US imports following the US's own 34% tariff imposition earlier in April. President Trump claimed China overreacted, further heightening the global trade war. The economic impact on both countries remains uncertain.
- — Kamala Harris’s awkward Oscar moment? Book claims ex-VP had to fake surprise as Obamas made her work for what should've been a surefire endorsement
- Kamala Harris faced challenges in securing Barack Obama's endorsement for the 2024 Democratic nomination. Despite pressure from top Democrats, Obama hesitated, believing Harris couldn't defeat Donald Trump. His reluctance led to tense negotiations, with Harris frustrated by the delay. Ultimately, Obama endorsed Harris, but his initial resistance highlighted internal party conflicts.
- — The global impact of Donald Trump’s new tariffs and rising recession risks
- President Donald Trump’s sweeping new tariffs on imports threaten to disrupt global trade and push the US economy into recession. With rising inflation and potential retaliatory measures from major trading partners like China and the EU, businesses and consumers worldwide brace for economic uncertainty. Experts warn of slower growth, job losses, and increased costs.
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