Clavicular breaks silence after jail release as he shows zero remorse amid alligator video and assault case

Influencer Clavicular, whose real name is Braden Eric Peters, sparked backlash after giving a casual response following his release from a Florida jail. Arrested on battery and conspiracy charges, he is also under scrutiny for a viral alligator shooting video. His brief remark, “Just woke up,” fueled criticism as investigations continue and online outrage grows….

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Sweet heist: 12 tonnes of KitKat stolen in Europe ahead of Easter

Representative image (AI-generated) Swiss food brand Nestle has reported the theft of a large consignment of its popular KitKat bars in Europe, warning that the incident could disrupt supplies ahead of the Easter season.In a statement, the company confirmed that a truck carrying 413,793 units of its newly launched chocolate range was stolen while in…

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Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum drops viral picture of lightning strike on Burj Khalifa: Why world’s tallest tower doesn’t flinch explained

This Stunning Storm Photo Of Burj Khalifa By Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum Is Going Viral: Here’s Why The recent thunderstorms and rainfall in the UAE have flooded social media platforms with dramatic visuals of lightning striking the iconic Burj Khalifa in Dubai and as a result, many viewers were left…

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Electricity from sweat: Scientists develop sweat sensors and their future in personal health monitoring looks bright |

Imagine a world where your fitness tracker or smart watch never needs to be recharged, not because it has a battery that never dies, but simply because your body provides the power it needs to function. In a breakthrough scientific achievement, a group of Japanese scientists have created a wearable device that uses the electricity…

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From a blazing comet to meteor storms

This comet is classified as a ‘sun-grazing’ comet and will pass within approximately 850,000 miles of the Sun at perihelion. Comets are made up of ice and dirt and, therefore, are referred to as dirty snowballs. Upon reaching perihelion, the addition of solar energy to the comet will cause the comet to sublimate into gas…

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UAE doubles down on moon exploration: Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre refuses to step back despite NASA’s U-turn on Lunar Gateway

UAE Reaffirms Space Ambitions After NASA’s Lunar Pivot As the global space race enters a decisive new phase, a major shift by NASA has sent ripples across international partners, including the UAE. The decision to pause the Lunar Gateway project, once envisioned as a space station orbiting the Moon, has raised questions about the future…

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Middle East war: 5 Indians injured in Abu Dhabi as fire breaks out after missile interception

Five Indian nationals were injured in UAE on Saturday after debris fell following the interception of a ballistic missile near the Khalifa Economic Zones Abu Dhabi (KEZAD).According to Abu Dhabi media office the incident occurred in the vicinity of KEZAD after air defence systems successfully intercepted the incoming missile, leading to falling debris in the…

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War to end in ‘weeks, not months’: Rubio says no need to send ground troops to Iran

The United States expects its military operations against Iran to conclude within “weeks, not months,” and can achieve its objectives without deploying ground troops, secretary of state Marco Rubio said on Friday. Speaking after meetings with G7 counterparts in France, Rubio said Washington was “on or ahead of schedule in that operation, and expect to…

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Gates adviser served as conduit to Epstein, discussed ‘hot girls’

Tech mogul Bill Gates said he never went to Jeffrey Epstein’s island, where some of the late financier’s sex crimes occurred. But over a four-year span, Epstein made a concerted effort to lure him and his family members to the Caribbean destination, emails show.The correspondence reflects an enduring friendship between Epstein and Gates’ key science…

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