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Word of the Day: KakistocracyWord of the Day: ‘Kakistocracy’ is far more than an obscure dictionary term. It is a striking linguistic weapon, sharp, historical and emot...- Hardline Republicans slam Trump’s emerging plan to end Iran warPresident Donald Trump's proposed deal to end the Iran war is facing strong opposition from some Republicans. Critics worry the terms might...
- Trump doctor visit renews health scrutiny as 80th birthday nearsPresident Donald Trump is undergoing a medical examination at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. This visit intensifies health-r...
- 'Thin line between defamation, political criticism': Delhi HC on Raghav Chadha's plea against social media postsDelhi High Court pondered the fine line between political criticism and defamation. MP Raghav Chadha approached the court against social me...
- ‘Indians have kids, white people don’t’: Andrew Tate’s racist, profanity-filled video mocking Western masculinity, goes viral againA resurfaced video shows Andrew Tate controversially praising Indian men for resilience and family structures while criticizing Western mas...
- Why Trump’s pressure tactics fail to bring Iran to negotiating tablePresident Trump's hardline negotiation style with Iran appears to be backfiring. His confrontational rhetoric has led to a standstill, rais...
- One of Iran's most powerful families founded its largest crypto exchange. It's used by the IRGC to move millionsIran's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Nobitex, is controlled by the sons of the influential Kharrazi family, who concealed their ties for...
- David Allan Coe dies at 86: Everything we know about country music legend ‘The Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy’Country music icon David Allan Coe, known for his outlaw spirit and hits like "You Never Even Called Me by My Name," has died at 86. His ca...
- President vs Pope: How feud with Leo could hurt TrumpUS President Donald Trump has feuded with Pope Leo XIV over the Iran war -- setting off an unholy row that could have serious political imp...
- Calling someone ‘bastard’ in anger is not obscene: Supreme CourtThe Supreme Court of India ruled that using the word "bastard" in a heated exchange does not constitute obscenity under Section 294 of the ...
- UN chief Guterres 'alarmed' by Trump rhetoric on Iranian energy plantsIran war: Trump threatened to attack Iranian power plants and bridges if the Strait of Hormuz was not opened. The UN Secretary-General has ...
- Israel-Iran conflict: Trump seizes on rescue of downed airman to recast unpopular warIsrael-Iran war: President Donald Trump highlighted a daring Easter weekend rescue of an American airman deep inside enemy territory. He pr...
- Trump removal talk surges: Who can invoke the 25th Amendment and whenTalks about removing Donald Trump grew as Iran war tensions increased and prediction market bets moved higher. The 25th Amendment allows th...
- Bombs of bluster: Iranian diplomats fight Trump on a new battlefieldIran War Social Media Fight: A new digital front has opened in the US-Iran conflict. President Trump's blunt social media posts have drawn ...
- Dial back rhetoric: Critics to Trump after expletive-laden post on IranUS President Donald Trump issued a strong social media warning to Iran on Easter Sunday. He threatened severe consequences if the Strait of...
- What good is bad language?The use of swear words is now common. The 'F' word has lost its shock value. Political correctness has made other words offensive. YouTube ...
- Hear no OTT gaali, see no OTT sexThe Indian government is planning to introduce guidelines to censor profanity and explicit scenes in streaming films and shows. The guideli...
- If elected, will Kamala Harris be the most foul-mouthed president in US history?Kamala Harris is becoming known for her use of strong language during public appearances, raising the prospect of her becoming the most fou...
- Vice President Kamala Harris uses profanity, apologizes. Know in detail what happenedWhile addressing the people at the annual Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies Legislative Leadership Summit, Vice Pr...
- Surprise, surprise! People who swear often are more honest than othersAs dishonesty and profanity are both considered deviant they are often viewed as evidence of low moral standards.
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