Did an Iran assassination threat make Trump switch to the older Air Force One?

Israel has shared fresh intelligence with the United States about what it described as a new and “specific” alleged Iranian plot to assassinate US President Donald Trump, according to reports by The Wall Street Journal and CNN.The reports surfaced at a particularly tense moment. The US and Iran have resumed attacks after a brief lull,…

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This American businessman dropped out of college after six months, got fired from his own company, and then changed the future of technology

Steve Jobs’ path to success was far from conventional. After dropping out of Reed College, he faced financial struggles, built Apple from a garage, was fired from the company he co-founded, and returned to lead one of the greatest corporate comebacks in history. His remarkable journey remains a powerful lesson in resilience, curiosity and perseverance….

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‘Norway may row, but England roars’: UK Armed Forces’ patriotic message goes viral ahead of World Cup clash

UK Armed Forces send a message for England ahead of World Cup clash. As England braces for a blockbuster FIFA World Cup clash against Norway, the UK Ministry of Defence has shared a spirited video backing Thomas Tuchel’s side with a playful dig at the Norwegians’ famous Viking celebrations.Posted on X (formerly Twitter), the 50-second…

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When infrastructure becomes a perpetual liability 

The Kiratpur–Manali four-lane highway was promoted as an engineering marvel that would reduce travel time, boost tourism, and accelerate economic development in Himachal Pradesh. Instead, it is increasingly becoming an example of how poorly conceived infrastructure in the fragile Himalayan terrain can destroy both public finances and the environment.  The 113-km Kiratpur–Nerchowk section alone cost nearly Rs 4,500 crore, translating to almost…

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The deadliest snakebite hotspots around the world where travellers should think twice before visiting

For many travellers, exploring forests, mountains and tropical landscapes offers unforgettable experiences. However, some of the world’s most beautiful destinations are also home to highly venomous snakes. While the chances of being bitten remain low for tourists who follow safety guidelines, certain regions report significantly higher numbers of snakebite cases each year due to their…

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Gemini, Weekly Horoscope, July 12 to July 18, 2026: This week offers wins when one slows down to notice them

The week opens on a bright note for you, Gemini, and you may feel as if the room turns in your direction without much effort. Respect comes easily early in the week, whether through a social circle, relatives, or people who usually keep their praise to themselves. If you run a business or handle clients,…

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Gary Cooper Quote: Quote of the day by Gary Cooper: ‘One man who saw through his own eyes and thought with his own brain. Such men may be rare… but they move the world,’ when the late Hollywood star explained the importance of having your own voice through a dialogue from ‘The Fountainhead’ | English Movie News

Quote of the day by Gary Cooper: ‘One man who saw through his own eyes and thought with his own brain. Such men may be rare… but they move the world,’ when the late Hollywood star explained the importance of having your own voice through a dialogue from ‘The Fountainhead’ Gary Cooper was a well-known…

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BHU UG admission 2026 registration begins at bhucuet.samarth.edu.in; apply by July 25

The Banaras Hindu University (BHU) has started the registration process for Undergraduate (UG) Admission 2026. Candidates who have qualified the Common University Entrance Test Undergraduate (CUET UG) 2026 can now apply online through the university’s admission portal.The registration link is now active, and eligible candidates can submit their applications until July 25, 2026, at 11:59…

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Why Haaland is a very ‘English’ name: Viking roots, England connection and the surprising story behind his surname

Erling Haaland leads teammates in a Viking-style boat-row celebration (AP Photo) As England prepare to face Norway in a blockbuster FIFA World Cup quarter-final on Sunday (July 12), all eyes will be on Erling Haaland, the prolific striker who was born in England, raised in Norway and now leads the Scandinavian side’s historic charge. Beyond…

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