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Donald Trump gave Iran two weeks, struck in two days. Here's why the US President didn't wait
Trump warned Iran of potential military action, then swiftly struck three key nuclear sites within two days using B-2 stealth bombers. After failed diplomatic efforts through Turkey, the US targeted Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan, dealing a significant blow to Iran's nuclear program.
Gemini Nano Banana trend prompt: 10 creative ways to turn any image into a 3D figurine
Google's Gemini Nano Banana trend transforms photos into quirky 3D figurines with creative prompts. Users can generate playful, genre-specific banana-themed avatars in just three clicks, sparking a viral social media sensation across various artistic styles.
Charlie Kirk's ‘killer’ Tyler Robinson lived with transgender partner? What Utah Governor said
Utah Governor confirmed Tyler Robinson, Charlie Kirk's suspected killer, lived with a transgender romantic partner. Robinson was reportedly "deeply indoctrinated with leftist ideology" and not cooperating with investigators. The partner is assisting in the ongoing investigation.
Morgan Wallen emotional tribute to Charlie Kirk wins hearts; Erika gets a mention - Watch
Morgan Wallen paused his Edmonton concert to honor Charlie Kirk's widow Erika, dedicating his song "I'm A Little Crazy" and offering prayers. The emotional tribute came days after Kirk's tragic shooting, with fans joining in solidarity and support.
SeedDream 4.0: The viral AI image model rivaling Gemini Nano Banana
ByteDance launches SeedDream 4.0, an AI image generation tool claiming superiority over Google's Gemini Nano Banana. Faster and cheaper, it offers text-to-image and editing capabilities, targeting both Chinese and global markets through various platforms.
Tyler Robinson partner Lance Twiggs' first reaction upon learning Charlie Kirk's shooting revealed
Tyler Robinson, suspected of killing Charlie Kirk, was romantically involved with a transgender partner. Utah Governor Cox revealed the partner is cooperating with investigators, while Robinson remains uncooperative. Potential ideological motives are being explored.
Rubio is in Israel in wake of Qatar attack as Israeli strikes intensify in northern Gaza
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Israel amid escalating military attacks on Gaza, resulting in at least 13 Palestinian deaths. He seeks clarity on Israel's strategy following recent strikes on Hamas leaders. The visit underscores U.S. support for Israel amidst international criticism, as humanitarian conditions in Gaza worsen, with significant casualties and destruction reported.
What to know about the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s assassination
Authorities investigate the motive behind the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at a Utah college, with suspect Tyler Robinson arrested for aggravated murder. Robinson's political views and social media activity are under scrutiny. A memorial for Kirk is planned in Arizona, as discussions about political discourse and its consequences escalate following the shooting.
‘Britain built on tolerance, diversity’: UK PM Starmer's message after far-right rally
Following a far-right rally in London that attracted over 100,000 participants, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned violence against police and emphasized Britain's commitment to tolerance and diversity. The rally, led by Tommy Robinson, saw clashes with police, resulting in injuries and arrests. Starmer vowed that Britain would not surrender its values to those using the flag for division and fear.
Tyler Robinson's bizarre joke after horrific Charlie Kirk shooting revealed
Tyler Robinson, 22, was arrested for Charlie Kirk's murder after Discord chat messages suggested his involvement. Authorities tracked him using evidence like abandoned rifle and surveillance footage, with his roommate reportedly aiding the investigation.
'Qatar is not alone': Arab-Islamic summit to back Doha after Israeli attack
An Arab-Islamic leaders summit in Doha aims to support Qatar following an Israeli attack targeting Hamas, which resulted in five deaths. The summit underscores solidarity among Arab states amidst rising tensions between the UAE and Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu pressures Qatar regarding Hamas leaders, while U.S. President Trump expresses concern over the attack's implications for peace efforts.
Trump adopts messenger-in-chief role after Charlie Kirk's death
After the shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, President Trump took an unprecedented role in communicating details of the incident, including confirming Kirk's death and announcing his funeral. Trump blamed the "radical left" for the violence, stirring anger among his supporters. His direct approach contrasts past presidents, raising concerns about the impact of his rhetoric on political tensions.
Young activists who toppled Nepal's government now picking new leaders
Hami Nepal, a group that mobilized protests against government corruption via social media, has influenced the appointment of Sushila Karki as Nepal's first female interim prime minister. Led by Sudan Gurung, they aim to ensure power remains with the people and are involved in forming a new cabinet. The protests, which turned deadly, have reshaped Nepal's political landscape.
Death toll in Nepal’s anti-corruption protests rises to 72
The death toll from Nepal's recent anti-corruption protests has risen to 72, with over 2,100 injured. Search teams are uncovering bodies from damaged buildings. Significant destruction occurred, including the burning of government and private properties. Former Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli resigned, and interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki has been appointed to oversee new elections on March 5.
China hits back at Trump's 100% tariffs threat: ‘We don’t participate in…'
China rejects Trump's 100% tariff threat, with Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasizing commitment to peace talks. He stresses China doesn't participate in wars, advocates dialogue, and believes international conflicts require multilateral cooperation and understanding.
‘Expose Charlie’s Murderers’ site launches, targets online posts on activist's death
A website is collecting and exposing social media posts allegedly celebrating Charlie Kirk's murder, amassing nearly 30,000 submissions. The site plans to create a searchable database, sparking concerns about potential harassment and threats against listed individuals.
