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  Trump Holds Off Iran Talks Until Tehran Is "Ready To Make A Deal": Reports

  Donald Trump said there were no talks or discussions currently taking place with Tehran, adding that the Strait of Hormuz was operational and that naval mines had been removed or detonated.

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  US Sanctions "Undermine The Rule Of Law", Says World Court

  Earlier Tuesday, the US imposed sanctions against ICC President Tomoko Akane of Japan as part of its campaign against the body it accuses of being "politicised."

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  Hafiz Saeed Sent 10,000 Terrorists To Kashmir, Claims Pakistani Cleric

  Pakistani cleric Allama Naseer Madni's remarks have revived questions about the scale of LeT's involvement in terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir and the role allegedly played by its founder.

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  Iran Launched 2 Ballistic Missiles, 1 Fell In Our Territorial Waters: UAE

  The Emirati defence ministry said it detected two ballistic missiles launched from Iran.

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  How China Leveraged US Funding To Turn Robot Dogs Into $9 Billion Business

  Unitree sold more than 5,500 humanoids and 18,000 quadrupeds last year, company filings show, and it's now valued at about $9 billion ahead of its stock market debut on Wednesday.

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  Gujarat Chief Minister Woos US Tech Giants In Silicon Valley Investment Push

  The Chief Minister urged global firms to look beyond traditional investment and view Gujarat as a long-term strategic partner.

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  "Completely Broken": Indian-Origin Musician Recounts California Detention

  In a statement that his girlfriend posted on his behalf, Pritesh Walia said that he was "unexpectedly" detained after he returned to Los Angeles on August 2 and was taken into custody before being transferred to the Adelanto ICE Processing Centre.

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  Trump Bombs US Foreign Policy In Swings At Oman, South Korea Over Iran War

  Trump has decided to cut US' joint military drills with South Korea and threatened to bomb Oman over the war with Iran.

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  Indian-Origin Grandma, Living In US For 27 Years With Green Card, Detained By ICE

  Venkata Narsamamba Vasamsetty is being held at an ICE detention facility in Georgia, despite a US judge's May ruling terminating the government's prior deportation case against her.

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  Trump's Approval Falls To 33%, Lowest Of His Presidency, As Iran War Drags On

  Just 33% of respondents in the four-day survey said they approved of Trump's performance in the White House, while 64% disapproved.

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  Trump Cites Indian Poll Chief's Question To Make A Case For Save America Act

  Trump noted that not even one per cent of voters in India used postal ballots in the recent general elections, and every voter had a valid photo identity document.

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  Trump Meets Lifeguard, Indian-American Boy Rescued From Surf At White House

  Trump welcomed the lifeguard, Ryder Williams, and his family members, and the young boy Nathaniel Rai, his sister Layla and his father Sumit Rai at the Oval Office in the White House.

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  "Would Pay A Price": Moscow Warns UK After British-Made Drones Hit Russia

  In a statement, Russia's embassy in London accused Britain of becoming "an accomplice and co-perpetrator" of the attacks and of "deliberately opting for an escalation" in the conflict.

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  "You're Loud. Be Quiet": Trump's Heated Clash With Reporter At White House

  During an event in the Oval Office, reporter Kristen Holmes asked Trump, 80, to respond to comments by a Democratic lawmaker about the president's executive assistant Natalie Harp, 35.

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  Trump Envoy Says Hamas Disarmament Could Begin Within 30 Days

  Hamas had pledged to hand over its weapons to a new Palestinian governing body, an arrangement that brought scepticism from Netanyahu but which Trump hailed as a breakthrough.

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  "I Understand Him. He Understands Me": Trump On Ties With Kim Jong Un

  US President Donald Trump said he was making the situation "much safer" through his ties to Kim, whom he met three times in his first spell in the White House, but has yet to encounter during his second term.

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  Trump's Appeal In Sexual Assault Case Rejected Again By US Supreme Court

  The Supreme Court did not give any reason for its decision not to hear the president's challenge. The court in late June also refused to hear Trump's appeal against the original May 2023 verdict.

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  "US Will Bomb The S*** Out Of Oman If It Gets In Way": Trump's Hormuz Warning

  Over the recent weeks, Iranian diplomats have been in negotiations with officials from Oman to manage shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.

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  US Deports Indian 'Alien' Over "Sexually Motivated Coercion" Conviction

  The US government is deporting convicted non-citizen criminals to their native countries or, under specific enforcement policies, to negotiated third-party countries.

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  How An Iraqi Leader Became Team Trump's Direct Secret Link To Iran Guards

  Washington approached Barzani in May, signalling how tricky it's been for Team Trump to deal with Tehran without any clear knowledge of who exactly is in charge.