Times of India

American forces are rapidly depleting missile interceptors while defending against Iranian attacks. Iran is adapting its missile tactics and designs to evade US defenses. Recent strikes have seen significant expenditure of Patriot and THAAD interceptors. Iranian attacks now employ multiple warheads and varied flight paths. This evolving threat challenges American military assets across the region.

In a significant operation, the FBI thwarted a Russian intelligence scheme aimed at a dissident in Washington, unveiling a Manhattan federal court indictment against five suspects. These operatives allegedly enlisted an individual within the U.S. to carry out surveillance and even plans for murder. Additionally, their network has been linked to targeting supporters of Ukraine across various European nations, with all five defendants still at large and presumed innocent.

The injured woman biker will undergo X-rays and MRI scans at a Delhi hospital. She alleged the accused deliberately chased and rammed her vehicle on Golf Course Road. The primary accused, Kalyan Bainsla, was arrested from Dausa, Rajasthan, by police. Sia gave her statement before a magistrate, requesting strict action against the accused. Her father questioned the accused's washroom claim, stating he could have stopped the car.

Uttarakhand's initiative for rural tourism thrives through its homestay scheme, designed to provide financial support for local property owners. Successful applicants, who must be residents and property owners, can access subsidies and interest grants to aid in construction and renovations. The application is initiated online and assessed by district-level committees, with funds released only after project completion and satisfactory inspections.

Police are examining Vineet Minocha's will and extensive call records. The will excluded his daughter-in-law Shalu from property distribution. Investigators are scrutinizing over 300 calls between his son Subrat and alleged shooter Vishal. Shalu denies involvement while Vishal claims she orchestrated the murder plot. Authorities are probing financial affairs and suspect Subrat's involvement due to his debts.

After a decade of operation, Priscilla Chan's $125 million school has officially closed its doors. Designed to assist low-income families through holistic services, the school saw commendable community involvement. However, it ultimately struggled to align its academic outcomes with state standards. The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative has decided to pivot its efforts towards scientific research, demonstrating the difficulties inherent in maintaining philanthropic educational ventures.

An anticipated public appearance of Tamil Nadu chief minister C Joseph Vijay near London's iconic Shard was abruptly called off due to safety concerns raised by the Metropolitan Police. Fans were advised not to linger at his hotel or travel paths. During his time in the UK, Vijay aimed to attract investments, with his delegation successfully signing MoUs valued at around Rs 12,300 crore.

Simone Biles and Jonathan Owens’ Texas lakefront mansion is finally complete after years of planning, approvals and construction delays. The couple started designing the home in 2020 and finished it in November 2025. The reported $3 million property includes a private gym, pool, sports court, large kitchen, spa-style bathroom, laundry room and a dedicated space for their dogs.

New York City has agreed to pay $60 million to owners of 64 properties seized under its Third Party Transfer program over unpaid taxes and other debts. The settlement follows a class-action lawsuit alleging owners were denied proper compensation. Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration is now considering reviving the controversial program with reforms.

Mount Vernon's Ariel-Foundation Park now spans 250 acres, blending industrial remnants with natural beauty. A historic smokestack, once part of a glass factory, now serves as an observation tower. Three large lakes were created from former gravel quarries, enhancing the landscape. Walking trails connect various park features and extend to other recreational networks. This adaptive reuse project successfully transformed a deteriorating factory site into a recognizable public space.

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A remarkable discovery in Thebes reveals an ancient Egyptian mummy with a haunting, frozen scream. Researchers employing cutting-edge technology examined this 3,000-year-old remains and struggled to identify the woman’s cause of death. Experts theorize that a sudden occurrence led to cadaveric spasm, preserving her expression, hinting at a tragic demise in great suffering.

BJP MLA Narendra Mehta has agreed to relinquish contested land and retract his complaint against Asgar Ali Vora, a senior schoolmate of Prime Minister Modi. This decision came after Vora approached the Prime Minister for assistance regarding the land issue. Following this interaction, government officials held a meeting, resulting in a mutually accepted resolution. Mehta clarified that the land was acquired from Mervyn Fernandes in 2019.

Jammu and Kashmir' chief minister Omar Abdullah commended India’s diplomatic achievements at the recent Brics summit. He highlighted the group's unified condemnation of the Pahalgam terrorist attack. Furthermore, Abdullah expressed concerns about the central government's strategy in implementing the Uniform Civil Code and asserted that such pivotal legislation ought to be decided by Parliament, rather than through isolated state actions that circumvent legislative norms.