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VIENNA — Germany will deploy a Patriot air and missile defense battery to Turkey from late June through September 2026, the German Defense Ministry announced Monday, as NATO seeks to reinforce its southeastern flank in the wake of Iranian missile strikes targeting Turkish territory.The roughly 150 soldiers drawn from Flugabwehrraketengeschwader 1, based in Husum, Germany, will form a Patriot Air and Missile Defence Task Force (AMD TF) and will relieve a U.S. unit currently stationed in the country. The German contingent will operate under NATO’s Integrated Air and Missile Defence (IAMD) framework in close coordination with Turkish and remaining American…

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census 2027 (Image credit: ANI) The National Commission for Scheduled Castes (NCSC) on Tuesday issued notices to Punjab authorities after taking cognisance of the alleged use of casteist words in an official list prepared for the upcoming Census operations in the state.The Commission said it had decided to investigate the matter under powers granted to it under Article 338 of the Constitution of India.Notices have been sent to the Director of Census Operations, Punjab, and the Principal Secretary of the Department of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of Punjab. Both departments have been directed to submit a detailed Action Taken…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! PROVO, Utah — Charlie Kirk’s accused assassin Tyler Robinson is due back in court later today as his defense hopes to convince a judge to block the public from portions of his upcoming preliminary hearing.The judge is expected to hear oral arguments on two issues — a defense motion to close part of Robinson’s upcoming preliminary hearing and seal evidence, as well as another motion to punish prosecutors for speaking about the case outside of court.Robinson’s defense team, attorneys Kathy Nester, Michael Burt, Richard Novak and Staci Visser, is seeking to block…

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2 min readNew DelhiMay 19, 2026 03:24 PM IST AP SSC supply exam hall tickets out: The Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh (BSEAP) has published the hall tickets for the Class 10 supplementary exam on their official website. Students who have applied for the AP SSC supplementary exam, can now download the hall ticket using their login information from bse.ap.gov.in. Apart from the official website, students will also receive their hall ticket directly at their mobile phones. The state has introduced a Whatsapp facility known as Manamitra (95523 00009). The supplementary exam for the BSEAP SSC will be conducted…

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Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of Defense released what it termed “new, never-before-seen files” on unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), tagging it as a historic effort in transparency.The UAP release came courtesy of the Trump administration’s Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters, or PURSUE for short.The posting involves 158 files — documents, photos and videos from NASA, the FBI, Defense Department, and State Department. Additional files are forthcoming, to be issued by the Department of Defense (DoD) “on a rolling basis.” In a press statement, DoD Secretary Pete Hegseth remarked that his department is in lockstep with President…

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New Zealand’s government has announced that it plans to amend the country’s signature climate law to prohibit liability arising from climate change damages, a controversial move that critics say would shield polluters from climate lawsuits and undermine the rule of law. It comes amidst recent legislative action from Republican lawmakers in the U.S. to similarly restrict liability for climate-related harms.  According to a May 12 announcement, the New Zealand government intends to update the nation’s Climate Change Response Act to preclude liability in climate tort claims for harms from flooding, wildfires, storm damage, drought and sea level rise caused by…

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Popular AEW star Chris Jericho recently spoke about his name change. The star returned to All Elite Wrestling back in April and has been a prominent feature of weekly shows since then. Jericho had been on a year-long hiatus from the Jacksonville-based company. During his time away from the ring, there were speculations about the star possibly returning to WWE for a farewell stint. However, the Ayatollah of Rock ‘N Rolla proved the rumours wrong when he showed up on the April 1, 2026 edition of Dynamite. The star later mentioned that he was back home and signed a multi-year…

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3 min readNew DelhiApr 17, 2026 07:00 PM IST A growing body of evidence is drawing attention to a surprisingly common yet overlooked risk factor for heart disease. According to Dr Sanjay Bhojraj, a California-based cardiologist, one everyday habit could be quietly increasing the risk of serious cardiac events for many people. In a recent Instagram post, he flagged how modern lifestyles, often built around desks, screens and minimal movement, may be doing more harm than most realise. Highlighting what he sees repeatedly in his clinical practice, Dr Bhojraj said, “This daily habit doubles your heart attack risk, and most…

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Dark matter is believed to make up most of the matter in the universe, yet scientists still cannot observe it directly. Unlike ordinary matter, dark matter does not interact with light or electromagnetic forces, making gravity the only known way to detect its presence. Now, researchers think colliding black holes could provide a new way to search for clues about this invisible substance. Physicists at MIT and several European institutions have developed a method to identify possible signs of dark matter hidden within gravitational waves. These ripples in space and time are created when massive objects such as black holes…

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India now has 970 million people online—a statistic often held up as proof of our technological rise and digital confidence. It is, undeniably, a historic milestone. My own 93‑year‑old grandfather navigates his smartphone with an ease that still surprises me. Devices today sit as comfortably in the hands of early teenagers as they do with nonagenarians.Yet behind this remarkable spread of connectivity lies a quiet, largely unspoken emergency—one unfolding not in tech hubs, policy rooms, or conference halls, but in schools, coaching hostels, nursing homes, and bedrooms across the country. While researchers continue to examine screen time, eye strain, and shrinking…

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