US basketball legend Kobe Bryant dies in helicopter crash
Kobe Bryant was a gifted scorer whose intensity and work ethic became lore throughout the sports world.
European Parliament to debate and vote on anti-CAA resolution
The resolution states that CAA marks 'a dangerous shift ' in the way citizenship will be determined in India and is set to create the 'largest statelessness crisis in the world'.
It is time to stop agewise employment discrimination
As retirement age goes up everywhere, nations will be forced to deal with increasingly disgruntled old people, who also happen to be most disciplined voters.
What we learned in Davos about climate, economics and Trump
Global economic expansion may be on firm ground, but it faces risk of trade tensions and future environmental challenges.
There are 40 million people in modern slavery. AI and satellite imaging can end that
Modern slavery is a market failure of massive proportions, present in just about every country, generating an estimated $150 billion of profit globally.
Amritsar-born Indian American executive sentenced to 66 months for Opioid fraud
John Kapoor, founder of Opioid company Isys, was sentenced for leading a conspiracy that led to a crisis in the U.S. crisis over the highly addictive medicines.
Iraq has lots of protesters, and a government on autopilot
The protesters may have ceded center stage today, but they are determined to reclaim the public square in the weeks ahead.
Boeing 777X to take first flight into troubled skies for jumbo jets
The plane features stunning composite wings, the longest Boeing has ever built, with a span of 235 feet 5 inches when fully extended.
Access, not technology was the key to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’ hack
The Jeff Bezos hack reveals non-technological aspects of 21st century hacking and what it takes to uncover secrets of the world's richest man.
Coronavirus death toll climbs to 41 in China, with new cases found in US and Europe
The virus is believed to have emerged last month in a seafood and wildlife market in Wuhan, spreading from infected animals to humans.
The Mayawati era is over. Bye Bye Behenji
Unable to reinvent herself, BSP chief Mayawati is left with no straws to clutch at.
Amit Shah raises Shaheen Bagh in Delhi election: BJP’s desperation or trump card?
As pre-poll surveys show a clear edge for Arvind Kejriwal’s AAP, BJP is pitching Shaheen Bagh as a campaign issue in the Delhi assembly election.
Defence
Role Adnan Sami’s father played for Pakistan in 1965 that has landed his Padma Shri in row
Adnan Sami's father, Flight Lieutenant Arshad Sami Khan, was part of the raid by Pakistan Air Force that destroyed Patahnkot air base during 1965 war.
The world has a message for Modi: Brand India is severely damaged
India’s image — and by extension Modi’s — has been damaged by a combination of identity politics and economic decline. But the world isn’t writing us off, not yet.