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25.03 / 14:57

Action security President information shock prevention Investigations US Yemen airstrike details exposed: Is this a national security threat, and can allies still trust America after the signal chat breach? Here’s what the UK has to say

US Yemen airstrike details exposed in a shocking security breach that has raised global concerns. On March 15, 2025, senior US officials mistakenly included journalist Jeffrey Goldberg in a classified Signal group chat discussing Yemen airstrikes. This error has put a spotlight on the vulnerabilities within US military communications. While the UK Armed Forces Minister Luke Pollard reassures that Britain still has «high confidence» in US security measures, the breach has triggered debates about national security risks and the reliability of American intelligence-sharing with allies.

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markets security Trade President War reports Features Trump team's leaked 'war plan' messages exposed as JD Vance and others blast 'pathetic, free-loading Europe'

However, Trump Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has denied the allegations saying no war plan was discussed. Hegseth discredited Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg who claimed that he was mistakenly added to the group where the war plans were leaked. Apart from the massive breach, which the White House has not denied, the chats — now viral — revealed the true feelings of Trump officials about Europe. ALSO READ: US recession: Jim Walker, who predicted 2008 US market crash, sounds alarm over economic turmoil

25.03 / 14:57

MET Platform WhatsApp Instagram reports prevention Facebook & Instagram down: Users report vanishing comments, login failures – What’s going on?

According to Downdetector, complaints began around 9 a.m. ET and spiked at approximately 1 p.m. in the UK (6:30 p.m. IST). Reports flooded in from across the East and West Coasts of the US, while users in the UK also experienced similar issues.

25.03 / 14:57

Football FIFA blues stars International Sporting India vs Bangladesh football match today: Both teams make no goal in first half; where you can watch the match live

The match kicked off at 7:00 PM IST as the Men in Blue look to build on their recent international win. The Indian football team heads into this crucial encounter with confidence after a 3-0 victory over the Maldives in an international friendly at the same venue last week. This marked India's first international win in 489 days and also the maiden victory under head coach Manolo Márquez. Adding to the excitement, Sunil Chhetri has made a dramatic return to the national squad. The 40-year-old forward, who is the fourth-highest goal scorer in international football, had previously retired from international duty but reversed his decision ahead of the Maldives game, where he found the back of the net.

25.03 / 14:57

UPS Cybercrime Celebrity social rights Videos Pakistani YouTuber's ‘295’ perfume sparks outrage—Now he faces a decade in prison

Rajab Butt, one of Pakistan’s most prominent social media figures, is now at the centre of a blasphemy case. The controversy erupted after he launched a fragrance called «295,» directly referencing the blasphemy section of Pakistan’s penal code. A video promoting the perfume, now deleted from his accounts, quickly drew backlash. TLP leader Haider Ali Shah Gillani filed a formal complaint against Butt on Monday. “Our religious sentiments have been hurt,” he said. “There are numerous sections in the penal code, but why did he choose blasphemy-related sections to name a perfume?” Speaking to AFP, he added, “This means you acknowledge the offence and are celebrating it. This is essentially an attempt to normalise such actions.”

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UPS security WhatsApp social information Updates Will your Social Security check arrive on time? Check April 2025 payment schedule

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Platform Interface Bill track Features BHIM 3.0 launched with new features to track, monitor and split expenses, know how it works

Bharat Interface for Money) for tracking, managing, and even splitting expenses with your friends, relatives, and colleagues. NPCI BHIM Services Limited (NBSL), which is fully owned by NPCI (National Payments Corporation of India), launched BHIM 3.0. While BHIM 3.0 will be rolled out across multiple platforms in a phased manner, it is expected to be fully available as early as next month, i.e., April 2025.

25.03 / 14:57

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The Conference Board said its consumer confidence index plunged 7.2 points to 92.9 this month. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the index sliding to 94.0.

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UPS Research wellness Experts track recommendations Investigations 'Golden hour' of sleep: Experts reveal the best time to go to bed for a longer life

time you fall asleep is just as important as the amount of sleep you get? Experts now claim there’s a “golden hour” for bedtime that could significantly lower your risk of heart disease—and potentially help you live longer. A groundbreaking study published in the European Heart Journal investigated the link between sleep timing and heart health. Researchers monitored 88,000 UK Biobank participants aged 43 to 74 over a seven-year period. Using wrist monitors to track their sleep patterns, scientists found that people who fell asleep between 10:00 PM and 11:00 PM had the lowest risk of developing heart and circulatory diseases. However, for those who typically fell asleep between 11:00 PM and midnight, the risk of heart disease increased by 12%, while those who went to bed past midnight saw their risk spike by 25%.

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25.03 / 14:01

markets Google Platform Opinion Trade Courts cricket Gaming or Gambling? Young Indians are getting addicted to ‘opinion trading’, and losing huge sums

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Bengaluru: Vikas, 24, who does not wish to reveal his full name, was looking for extra income when he discovered the Probo app through a YouTube influencer last year. A final year MBA student in Jaipur, Vikas was intrigued by the prospect of making money by predicting stock trends and outcomes of cricket matches.

25.03 / 13:21

Waters Research Universities Diversity innovations infection International The space station is too clean, and it’s making astronauts sick

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Astronauts aboard the International Space Station are plagued by persistent rashes, unusual allergies and a variety of infections, including fungi, cold sores and shingles. Researchers now think they know why: The orbiting lab doesn’t have enough germs.

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COST Man Boeing Stealth President cover diving Boeing gets lifeline in Pentagon deal to build most expensive jet fighter ever

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The U.S. is entrusting its most expensive jet-fighter program in history to a company that hasn’t successfully launched a commercial or military aircraft in a decade.

25.03 / 13:05

Target Action wellness actress 2020 Courts rowing Kunal Kamra row: Hansal Mehta says Kangana Ranaut did not face vandalism, actress schools him. 'You're insecure and mediocre'

‘The Buckingham Murders’ director took to X to express his support for the comedian. He flagged an abusive post that targeted Kamra. In response, an X user asked him why he did not stand up for Ranaut when her home was demolished in 2020, to which he retorted, “Was her house vandalised? Did goons enter her premises? Did they do this to challenge her freedom of expression or for alleged FSI violations? Please enlighten me. Maybe I don't know the facts." Ranaut, not to mince words, fired back. She stated how she was called slurs and her home was wrecked with bulldozers before the courts opened. She also claimed that people laughed at her ordeal and “raised a toast” to her public humiliation.

25.03 / 13:05

Provident Mobile Puzzle Yellow blues reports diving NYT Connections #653 Hints and answers: Here’s how to solve today’s exciting challenge

To assist players in solving today’s challenge, we provide a daily guide with hints and answers. Let’s dive into the NYT Connections hints and answers for game #653, dated March 25, 2025.

25.03 / 13:05

Waves Yellow wellness country isolate Department Updates IMD forecasts thunderstorms, rain, and temperature rise across India from March 25; which states will be impacted?

India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a weather update predicting significant changes across various parts of India from March 25 to March 28. The forecast includes thunderstorms, rain, and lightning in several northern states due to the influence of a western disturbance that began on the night of March 24. From March 25 to 27, the states of Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand are expected to experience thunderstorms, rain, and even isolated snowfall. Jammu is likely to see heavy rainfall on March 26, while Kashmir may witness heavy rainfall and snowfall in certain areas. The IMD also warned of the possibility of heavy rainfall in Arunachal Pradesh on March 28 and 29, with snowfall likely in isolated pockets of the region.

25.03 / 13:05

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Here are four essential things freshers should know before starting their job search: 1. Your Resume Matters More Than Your Grades

25.03 / 13:05

Citi Aviat Experts reports Department International United Airlines flight from LA to Shanghai forced to turn back after pilot forgets passport

United Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Shanghai was forced to turn around two hours into its journey after a pilot forgot their passport. The flight had to be diverted to San Francisco due to the issue. This caused significant delays for the passengers. As per reports, the flight UA 198 departed from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) on Saturday, March 22 at around 2 pm local time. The flight was bound for China’s largest city. However, mid-flight it was discovered that one of the pilots did not have their passport, which would make it impossible for the plane to enter China. A People report stated that the aircraft was then diverted to San Francisco, where it landed at 5:05 pm (local time).

25.03 / 13:05

Fox Death community CBS President reports Investigations No foul play involved; here's the shocking truth behind former U.S. attorney Jessica Aber’s mysterious death

Jessica Aber has left many people with unanswered questions. Jessica Aber, a former United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, was discovered dead at the age of 43 on 22 March 2025. The former US attorney was found unresponsive in her Virginia home, prompting an official investigation. Jessica Aber has received numerous tributes, as she was widely respected in the legal community.

25.03 / 13:05

Progressive Career security Analysis trends inclusion reports Women's representation at leadership positions drops to 19%, 46% at entry-level positions: TeamLease Report

C-suite positions, says a report by TeamLease. The report highlighted that while 46 per cent of entry-level positions are occupied by women, their representation drops significantly at higher levels. It said,«Women's representation declines significantly at higher leadership levels. On average, only around 19 per cent hold C-suite positions, and 46 per cent of women representation is seen in entry-level roles».

25.03 / 12:55

UPS Entertainment Puzzle Pride information reports NYT Mini Crossword, March 25, 2025: Hints and answers to solve today’s brain teaser

Unlike its larger counterpart, which demands a more extensive vocabulary and patience, The Mini is designed for rapid problem-solving and is available to play without a subscription. Accessible on both the web and the NYT app, it continues to draw a growing base of solvers who revel in its mix of wit and brevity. For many, The Mini serves as both a daily ritual and a competitive challenge, with speed-solving becoming a point of pride among dedicated players. However, an unexpected twist or a particularly tricky clue can disrupt even the most experienced solvers.