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Daily Wire co-founder Jeremy Boreing reflects on Candace Owens’ significant influence in conservative media. He noted her ambition to achieve Oprah Winfrey-level fame and her innate ability to captivate audiences. Despite parting ways in 2024, Boreing acknowledges Owens’ enduring reach and charisma make her a formidable voice in public discourse.

Canadian PM Mark Carney praised PM Narendra Modi’s popularity during a lighthearted exchange with minister François-Philippe Champagne, highlighting the stark difference in rally attendance. Carney’s recent visit to India aimed to strengthen bilateral ties and trade relations.

Thalapathy Vijay and Trisha recently turned heads at a Chennai wedding, arriving together in the same car. Their coordinated traditional attire and on-stage presence generated significant social media buzz. This appearance occurs amidst personal controversy surrounding Vijay, adding an intriguing layer to their reunion, which fans eagerly anticipate seeing more of.

Goa human rights panel orders ₹30L refund to retired doc

Logan Paul has thrown down a $1 million challenge to any NFL player willing to face him in a boxing match, escalating his feud with the league. He specifically called out Myles Garrett, claiming no football player can match his boxing skills. This comes after a heated exchange with Tom Brady, with Dion Dawkins and

Timothée Chalamet, promoting his upcoming biopic “Marty Supreme,” appeared on LeBron James and Steve Nash’s podcast “Mind the Game.” During the conversation, Chalamet expressed interest in playing LeBron James in a future biopic. James humorously suggested Chalamet could portray him as a second-grader, joking about his early height and appearance. The trio spoke about almost

Group Captain Shukla is among the four astronauts who have been selected for the Gaganyaan mission, which is India’s first human spaceflight programme. It is currently under development

DA hike: These state employees to get 58% dearness allowance from April 2026

Man found dead in Cavelossim well

The Washington Commanders have extended defensive lineman Drake Jackson on a one-year contract for the 2026 season. This move allows the team to further evaluate the former second-round pick’s potential after he joined midway through 2025 and returned from injury late in the year.