Former US President Donald Trump expressed condolences over the recent plane crash in India, calling it horrific. "As I’ve said before, if there’s anything we can do, we’ll respond swiftly," Trump stated. He emphasized India’s strength as a nation and expressed confidence in its ability to recover from the tragedy. Trump speculated that the crash may have been caused by engine failure, noting that everything appeared normal before the incident.

OpenAI's annual revenue has reached $10 billion as global demand for AI surges, doubling from $5.5 billion just six months ago. The company is on track to meet its 2025 revenue target of $12.7 billion, excluding Microsoft licensing fees. Despite a $5 billion loss in 2023, revenue growth has helped OpenAI bounce back. With 500 million weekly active users and plans to launch an AI-powered hardware device by 2027, OpenAI is poised to become a dominant force in the tech industry.

Former President Donald Trump has announced the launch of a new website—TrumpCard.gov—for registration in his proposed $5 million U.S. residency program, dubbed the "Golden Visa." The initiative offers a premium alternative to the traditional green card, aimed at attracting investors and job creators. Trump stated that thousands of people have already expressed interest in gaining access to "the greatest country and market in the world." He claims the program could help reduce the U.S. national deficit while bringing in high-value immigrants.

A tense calm has descended over Los Angeles following a night of curfews and mass arrests. However, multiple U.S. cities are already bracing for renewed protests. According to the BBC, federal authorities have arrested around 400 individuals in Los Angeles so far. Among them, 330 are undocumented immigrants, while 157 have been detained on charges ranging from assault to attempted murder of police officers and obstruction of federal operations.

President Donald Trump has announced that the long-anticipated trade agreement between Washington and Beijing has been finalized. The deal now awaits final approval from the heads of state of both nations.

According to Trump, under the new agreement, the United States will benefit from a total of 55% tariff concessions, while China will receive 10%. He further stated that China has committed to supplying the U.S. in advance with essential resources, including rare earth minerals and magnets.

In a post on social media, Trump wrote, “China will provide the United States with a full supply of magnets and critical rare minerals on a priority basis. In return, the U.S. will honor its promises to China, including allowing Chinese students access to American universities—something I’ve always supported!”

The United States is on high alert due to rising fears that Israel might launch an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities if nuclear negotiations between Washington and Tehran fail. President Trump announced plans to withdraw US personnel from the Middle East, citing safety concerns. The US State Department has authorized some staff to leave Iraq, while the Pentagon allows voluntary military withdrawals. Israel is reportedly preparing for a possible strike, and Iran has warned of retaliation against US bases if attacked.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has deployed more military personnel to Los Angeles to suppress ongoing protests against his harsh immigration policies than the number of American troops currently stationed in Iraq and Syria combined.
Approximately 4,000 National Guard members and over 700 active-duty Marines have been deployed in the city, bringing the total to about 4,800 troops. In comparison, the U.S. has 2,500 troops in Iraq and 1,500 in Syria.

The United States has started pulling out diplomatic staff and military personnel from parts of the Middle East, warning the region could become increasingly dangerous. President Donald Trump stated that Iran must not be allowed to possess nuclear weapons. Reports indicate a partial evacuation of the U.S. embassy in Iraq and voluntary departures from Bahrain and Kuwait. Tensions are rising amid stalled nuclear talks with Iran and intelligence suggesting possible Israeli attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities, pushing global oil prices up by over 4%.

Protests against anti-immigration operations are no longer limited to Los Angeles—they have now spread to at least 15 cities across 11 U.S. states. From New York and Chicago to Atlanta and Philadelphia, thousands have taken to the streets. In response, Los Angeles has imposed a curfew in its downtown area, and former President Donald Trump has deployed military and marine units. Mass arrests are underway as the unrest continues to grow.

Amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, the U.S. State Department is preparing to evacuate non-essential personnel from its embassy in Baghdad. Additionally, voluntary departure has been authorized for non-essential staff and their families from Bahrain and Kuwait. On the same day, the UK's Maritime Trade Operations issued a warning about increasing regional tensions that could escalate into military conflict, potentially disrupting maritime navigation.

The Trump administration has intensified its crackdown on illegal immigration, now targeting the arrest of 3,000 undocumented immigrants per day. Previously, the goal was 1,000 arrests daily, but the figure has now tripled. ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) has especially ramped up operations in five Democrat-majority cities. Reports indicate that authorities are even tracking phone calls to locate undocumented immigrants.

Billionaire Elon Musk has expressed regret over his recent social media posts about U.S. President Donald Trump. Musk acknowledged on the platform X that he may have exaggerated his criticisms but did not specify which comments he regrets. The conflict began over a tax and spending budget bill, prompting Musk to resign from a Trump administration position. Following Trump's announcement that their relationship was over, Musk made several strong remarks about the president and the bill before expressing his remorse.

A growing conflict between Donald Trump and Elon Musk is threatening NASA’s future. As Musk’s SpaceX remains vital to NASA’s missions, Trump has warned of terminating government contracts. A proposed budget cut could slash scientific funding by half, risking 40 missions. Though Moon and Mars programs are prioritized, long-term exploration and global collaborations are in doubt. Experts fear a shift from scientific goals to political motives. Reduced support for private players like SpaceX and Blue Origin may further destabilize U.S. space research and international partnerships.

A nighttime curfew has been enforced in downtown Los Angeles following ongoing protests against immigration raids in California. Mayor Karen Bass announced the curfew from 8 PM to 6 AM, covering about one square mile of the downtown area. Police report increased unrest and dangerous behavior. Meanwhile, President Trump compared protesters to "professional agitators" during a military speech, sparking controversy. About 4,000 National Guard troops and Marines have been deployed to maintain order, with local officials seeking to limit military involvement in law enforcement.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella emphasized that despite AI transforming coding, core skills like computational thinking and system design remain vital. In a talk with tech YouTuber Sajjad Khan, he advised youth to think like software architects. Microsoft now uses AI for up to 30% of its coding tasks, but humans still design the structure. Partnering with India’s IT ministry, Microsoft plans to train 500,000 individuals in AI skills by 2026 through initiatives like “AI Catalysts” and specialized training in AI labs.