‘One of us’: US citizen who spied on Ukraine gets citizenship in Russia; says becoming Russian citizen was a ‘dream’

Daniel Martindale, a US citizen, has been granted Russian citizenship after providing intelligence on Ukrainian troops to Russia’s military. He spent two years in Ukraine, relaying coordinates of military sites to Russian intelligence. Martindale, who expressed his gratitude and loyalty to Russia, was extracted in a complex operation due to safety concerns and later applied…

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Connor McDavid’s wife Lauren Kyle steps out in style while the Oilers’ captain’s future with the team remains uncertain

Amidst swirling speculations about Connor McDavid’s future with the Edmonton Oilers after their Stanley Cup Finals loss, his wife, Lauren Kyle, offers a glimpse into her life through social media. While McDavid contemplates his next steps, with his contract expiring in 2026, Kyle shares moments of relaxation and leisure, providing a contrast to the uncertainty…

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How horror comedies continue to enjoy a strong run at box office

Horror comedy films are currently experiencing a surge in popularity in India, with movies like ‘Stree 2’ and ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3’ achieving significant box office success. These films blend spine-chilling thrills with humor, appealing to a wide audience and drawing from local legends. The genre’s community-viewing appeal and incorporation of fantasy elements further contribute to…

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Federal agencies begin reinstating Harvard’s $2.7 billion in research grants after court strikes down Trump-era freeze

Harvard University is set to receive nearly $2.7 billion in research grants and contracts after a court ruling deemed the Trump administration’s freeze unlawful. The funds, initially blocked due to alleged concerns about campus antisemitism, are being reinstated following a judge’s decision that the freeze was politically motivated. This victory safeguards academic freedom and federally…

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Over 50,000 DU students choose 4th year under FYUP: Is the Honours with Research degree finally gaining trust?

Over 50,000 Delhi University students have chosen to continue into the fourth year of the Four-Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP), signalling rising student trust in the Honours with Research degree introduced under NEP 2020. Despite lingering concerns about infrastructure and clarity, the high retention rate marks a turning point in how students perceive the long-term value…

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