‘Iran won’t leave him alone for killing Khamenei’: Ayatollah’s top aide warns; Trump says ‘I couldn’t care less’

Iran’s top security official Ali Larijani has warned that Tehran will pursue retaliation against US President Donald Trump for the killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as tensions continue to escalate following joint US and Israeli strikes on Iran.Speaking to Iranian state television on Saturday, Larijani said the Islamic Republic would not “leave Trump…

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‘Mind your own business’: Kamal Haasan’s sharp message to Trump on India’s oil policy | India News

NEW DELHI: Veteran actor and politician Kamal Haasan has sharply responded to remarks from Donald Trump’s administration regarding India’s purchase of Russian oil, telling the US President to “mind your own business” and defending the country’s sovereign right to decide its energy policy.In a message posted on X and addressed directly to the US President,…

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How the ‘funniest chart in tech right now’ shows how almost all analysts were ‘very wrong’ on Apple

A chart from A16Z titled “Apple on Capex: ‘Nah, we’re good’” might be the most humbling visual Wall Street has seen in a while. Sourced from FactSet data as of February 9, 2026, it shows Apple’s quarterly capex sitting nearly flat since 2016—down 19% year-over-year—while Amazon (+42%), Microsoft (+89%), Alphabet (+95%), and Meta (+48%) have…

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Perennial dark horses, really? Why world cricket keeps forgetting New Zealand’s World Cup pedigree | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: In the Stick to Cricket podcast, former England captain Michael Vaughan recently said: “Pound for pound, they (New Zealand) might be the best team.”Vaughan is right.Since the inception of the ODI World Cup in 1975, New Zealand have reached the semi-finals nine times and finished runners-up twice. In the T20 format, the BlackCaps…

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First in 15 years: Temperature crosses 35°C in March’s first week; what’s behind the rise in mercury? | Delhi News

Image Used For Representational Purpose Only NEW DELHI: The mercury rose to 35.7 degrees Celsius, seven degrees above normal, on Saturday. This was the earliest instance of the temperature surpassing 35 degrees Celsius in the first week of March in at least 15 years, IMD data showed. It was 34.4 degrees Celsius a day earlier….

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Explosion scare in Dubai Marina: UAE emirate confirms tower hit by falling debris from aerial interception amid Iran and US-Israel clashes

Dubai Confirms Dubai Marina Incident Was Caused by Aerial Interception: What Really Happened In The UAE Emirate Dubai authorities have confirmed that the recent incident in the Dubai Marina area was caused by debris from a successful aerial interception, reassuring residents that the situation has been contained and that public safety remains intact. The event…

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