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"Wild pursuit of fame and fortune": Candace Owens tears into Erika Kirk, claims Charlie Kirk was her "ticket to more fame"
Candace Owens intensified her public feud with Erika Kirk, accusing her of pursuing fame and fortune throughout her life. In a podcast, Owens claimed Charlie Kirk was Erika's "ticket to more fame" and argued a recent article criticizing her instead exposed Erika's character. She also questioned Erika's motives, saying her focus had always been on public attention, money, and influence.
IShowSpeed's Instagram Reel featuring BTS becomes most-viewed in first 24 hours with 300 million views
IShowSpeed's Instagram Reel of meeting BTS at the FIFA World Cup 2026 final achieved a record. The viral video garnered an impressive 300 million views within its initial twenty-four hours. This encounter brought together a major streamer and a popular K-pop group, creating significant buzz. Fans worldwide rapidly shared the clip, contributing to its immense popularity and viral spread.
D4vd asks judge to remove handcuffs before preliminary hearing in Celeste Rivas murder case
Singer D4vd has requested to appear in court without handcuffs during his preliminary hearing. Prosecutors will present evidence to determine if the case moves forward to a murder trial. D4vd faces charges including murder and lewd acts involving a child. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges and remains in custody. The judge has not yet ruled on the request for restraints.
Scientists studying bee brains found how colonies coordinate without a central controller
Honeybee colonies organise work without any leader assigning tasks, but scientists have now discovered that specific brain circuits help control this process. By changing the activity of a gene-linked neural circuit, researchers made older worker bees return to caring for the queen, a job usually done only by younger bees. The findings offer new insight into how bees coordinate complex social behaviour.
What does it really take to become an astronaut for NASA and who can apply for it?
The selection process for astronauts at NASA is rigorous and far more demanding than academic qualifications alone. Candidates undergo psychological testing and participate in team-based simulations that are designed to push them to their limits. Psychologists purposefully create high-pressure situations to gauge how well candidates maintain composure and teamwork. This comprehensive method ensures that only the most adaptable individuals are chosen for space missions.
From gym to hangar to sleeping quarters: Iran's three-missile strikes on US base in Jordan
An Iranian missile attack tragically claimed the lives of US service members at a Jordanian air base, targeting their sleeping quarters. This shocking incident exposed critical shortcomings in the protection of American forces. Following the strike, US President Donald Trump committed to retaliation, while Iran's supreme leader issued a stark warning about consequences for continued aggression.
Kanishka Narayan and Lisa Nandy: Know all about two Indian-Origin MPs in Andy Burnham's new Cabinet
Andy Burnham officially became the UK's new Prime Minister on Monday after meeting King Charles III at Buckingham Palace, succeeding Keir Starmer as Labour Party leader and the UK's seventh PM since 2016. He wasted no time signalling a shift in approach, announcing a major cabinet overhaul alongside plans for a 10-year strategy to tackle the cost-of-living crisis.
Yemen's Houthis announce blockade of Saudi shipping at Bab el-Mandeb Strait: How it matters for India?
Yemen’s Houthi rebels announced that they would be imposing a maritime embargo against Saudi Arabia on Monday, in retaliation for the blockade and airstrikes on its Sanaa International Airport by the Kingdom. The blockade threatens the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a gateway to the Red Sea through which around 12% of the world’s trade usually passes. Yahya Saree, a Houthi military spokesperson, said in a video statement that the maritime ban against Saudi Arabia will be effective immediately, describing it as an “equation of ‘an eye for an eye.’”
Quote of the day by David Beckham: "I have always believed that if you want to achieve anything special in life you have to…" - a powerful lesson on hard work, discipline and why talent alone is never enough
David Beckham's quote highlights continuous hard work as essential for special achievements. He stressed that consistent effort, not just occasional bursts, builds lasting success. Talent provides a head start, but dedication often surpasses natural ability over time. Beckham's career, including overcoming setbacks, exemplifies this philosophy in action. Modern culture often portrays success as instant, but real achievements develop quietly through dedication.
Quote of the day by Lamine Yamal: "My mother had me at 16, and my father searched for ways to bring food home. That's real pressure. All I have to do is…" - a powerful lesson on perspective, family sacrifice and why football is not the hardest battle his family has faced
Teenage footballer Lamine Yamal shared his perspective on pressure during the World Cup build-up. He contrasted his career with his mother's early parenthood and father's past hardships. Yamal views his demanding football career as a privilege compared to their struggles. This humility places his own challenges within a broader family context. His words offer a powerful reflection on gratitude and perspective beyond the sport.
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- "Wild pursuit of fame and fortune": Candace Owens tears into Erika Kirk, claims Charlie Kirk was her "ticket to more fame"
- IShowSpeed's Instagram Reel featuring BTS becomes most-viewed in first 24 hours with 300 million views
- D4vd asks judge to remove handcuffs before preliminary hearing in Celeste Rivas murder case
- Scientists studying bee brains found how colonies coordinate without a central controller
- What does it really take to become an astronaut for NASA and who can apply for it?
