'China stole voter data of 220m Americans': Trump blames Beijing for 2020 election interference

Oil Prices Head for Biggest Weekly Gain as US-Iran Tensions Escalate

Oil prices surged sharply this week as rising military tensions between the United States and Iran sparked fears of potential supply disruptions. Brent crude rose to $85.34 per barrel while WTI crude climbed to $80.08, reflecting heightened market anxiety. Recent US military strikes targeted Iranian military infrastructure, prompting Iran to retaliate against American allies in the region. The renewed hostilities have revived concerns about a broader regional conflict and possible threats to the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil transit route. Iran has warned of widespread infrastructure damage should the US follow through on threats to strike its facilities.

Rohit Sharma's Poor ODI Form Raises Questions Ahead of 2027 World Cup

Rohit Sharma has managed only 37 runs across the first two ODIs against England, raising concerns about his current form. The veteran opener has struggled with timing, tempo, and confidence, particularly against pace bowling. His prolonged dot-ball phases and visible discomfort at the crease have drawn increased scrutiny. With the 2027 ODI World Cup on the horizon, questions are now being asked about Rohit's place in India's long-term ODI plans.

Trump Claims China Stole 220 Million Voter Files, No Evidence Presented

Former US President Donald Trump has alleged that China acquired 220 million voter files, calling it the largest compromise in American history. Trump made this claim without providing supporting evidence or documentation. More than 60 lawsuits filed by Trump and his allies after the 2020 election produced no court ruling establishing fraud capable of changing the outcome. Recounts, audits, and Trump's own Justice Department also found no evidence of significant electoral fraud. The claim has not been independently verified by any official body or investigation.

T Srinivasa Kumar appointed Earth Sciences Secretary