India’s Lower House Passes Controversial Muslim Property Bill

India’s parliament has passed a contentious bill aimed at changing the governance of billions of dollars’ worth of properties donated by Indian Muslims over centuries. The Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, was approved with 288 MPs in favour and 232 against, despite opposition from Muslim groups and parties claiming it weakens constitutional rights. The government argues … Read more

iOS 18.4 Fixes Over 60 Security Vulnerabilities, Apple Urges Updates Now

Apple has released iOS 18.4 with a long list of security fixes and bug patches, including the identification and resolution of 62 critical vulnerabilities that were previously unpatched. The latest update addresses several flaws in WebKit, Kernel, and Core Media frameworks, among other areas. The new release comes just under a month after Apple’s emergency … Read more

NATO Reaffirms Ukraine Membership Stance Amid US Leadership Remarks

NATO officials have reaffirmed that Ukraine’s membership in the alliance remains unchanged, despite recent remarks from US leadership. According to a NATO spokesperson, who spoke anonymously, nothing has changed in relations between NATO and Ukraine. The Alliance stressed that its policy towards Ukraine’s future membership remains the same, with no changes announced. In 2019, allies … Read more

Val Kilmer Praises Tom Cruise in Pre-Death Memoir

Val Kilmer, the actor known for roles in “Top Gun” and other films, has passed away at 65. He died from pneumonia, according to his family. Despite battling throat cancer, which left him unable to speak, Kilmer still made an appearance in “Top Gun: Maverick” in 2022. Tom Cruise expressed his emotions during a conversation … Read more

Rubio Meets with NATO Leaders amid Tensions over Trump’s Europe Policy

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Brussels for a gathering of NATO foreign ministers, addressing growing anxiety over the Trump administration’s approach to Europe. Relations between the US and Europe have shifted from close cooperation under the Biden era to mistrust and acrimony under Mr. Trump. Mr. Rubio, seen as the most pro-alliance member … Read more

Apple WWDC 2024: What to Expect from iOS 19?

Apple is set to unveil its latest iOS update, iOS 19, at WWDC in June. However, this major OS overhaul may pose compatibility issues for existing iPhone models. According to a reliable source, the following devices will support iOS 19: iPhone 11, Pro and Pro Max iPhone 12, 12 mini, Pro and Pro Max iPhone … Read more

CoreWeave Shares Soar as Investors Bet on AI Leadership

CoreWeave’s initial public offering (IPO) has sparked a significant surge in its stock price. Despite pricing below expectations last week, the company’s shares have more than doubled to $57 by Wednesday afternoon. This rapid price increase is driven by investors’ high hopes for CoreWeave’s potential as a leader in artificial intelligence. The company’s goal is … Read more

Bruce Springsteen’s Baseball Buddy Found in ‘Glory Days’

Bruce Springsteen’s long-time friend and inspiration, Joe DePugh, has passed away at 75 after battling cancer in Florida. The High School Dropouts singer-songwriter paid tribute to DePugh on Instagram, saying he was a good friend when he needed one. DePugh’s connection to Springsteen dates back to their high school days in New Jersey, where they … Read more

Curry Fires Up 52 Points as Warriors Edge Grizzlies

Golden State’s Stephen Curry led his team to a hard-fought 134-125 win over Memphis, scoring a season-high 52 points on 12 three-pointers. The victory propelled the Warriors into fifth place in the Western Conference and gave them a two-game lead over the Grizzlies. Curry also chipped in with 10 rebounds and 8 assists, marking his … Read more

Low LDL Cholesterol Linked to Reduced Dementia Risk

A new study published in the Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry has found that lower levels of low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) may be associated with a reduced risk of dementia. Researchers analyzed data from 11 university hospitals and discovered that people with LDL-C levels below 1.8 mmol/L had a significantly lower risk of developing … Read more