Two past jobs of Microsoft global affairs president Lisa Monaco that Donald Trump has problems with, tells Microsoft: It is my opinion that …

Donald Trump publicly demanded Microsoft fire its new President of Global Affairs, Lisa Monaco, citing her past roles in the Obama and Biden administrations and her involvement in the January 6th response. Trump labeled Monaco a “menace to U.S. National Security,” especially given Microsoft’s government contracts. This call follows similar concerns raised by Laura Loomer.

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‘India chooses its own partners’: Russia’s Lavrov on Moscow–New Delhi ties; partnership ‘not under threat’

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov affirmed the stability of India-Russia relations despite US tariffs and political pressure. He noted India’s clear stance on independent foreign partnerships, choosing its own allies. Lavrov stressed that Moscow and New Delhi continue cooperation across sectors, even as Washington scrutinizes India’s oil purchases from Russia.

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Zubeen Garg’s final interview: Loved the sea, tired of Mumbai, called Assam his kingdom – ‘If I die here, Assam will remain closed for 7 days’

Assam is yet to come to terms with the loss of its beloved, iconic singer Zubeen Garg, whose untimely demise in a tragic scuba diving accident in Singapore on September 19, 2025, has left a void that feels impossible to fill. What makes his passing all the more heartbreaking are the words he left behind…

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“No AI was used to design it”: Elon Musk shares stunning visual of Starship straight out of sci-fi

Elon Musk recently emphasized Starship’s design was achieved without AI, showcasing human ingenuity through iterative testing and rapid prototyping. This futuristic spacecraft, central to Musk’s Mars colonization vision, now features 90% 3D-printed components, significantly cutting manufacturing costs and fueling public fascination with humanity’s multiplanetary future.

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“How polarizing can you be?”: Stephen A. Smith attacks Donald Trump for blaming the Left in Charlie Kirk killing

Stephen A. Smith strongly criticized Donald Trump for his “irresponsible” remarks following Charlie Kirk’s murder, specifically Trump’s quick blame of “the Left.” Smith argued Trump’s polarizing comments deepened national division and fear instead of uniting people after the tragic September 10, 2025, incident. This sparked wider debate on political speech.

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