D4Vd Scandal: Streamer D4vd becomes center of alleged $1.2M insider betting scandal involving a Google engineer

A shocking new case involving streamer and singer D4vd has caught attention online after a Google employee was arrested for allegedly using secret company data to make money from online bets. Federal prosecutors say the employee used private Google search information to place bets on prediction website Polymarket. The bets were connected to D4vd becoming…

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Sussanne Khan: After Hrithik Roshan divorce, Sussanne Khan says she never wanted love again before meeting Arslan Goni; sons Hrehaan, Hridaan adore him | Hindi Movie News

Sussanne Khan and Arslan Goni have opened up about their relationship, love, family bond and life together. The couple, who have been together for nearly five years now, reflected on finding love unexpectedly, balancing their hectic careers and protecting the sanctity of their relationship from public scrutiny. ‘I didn’t ever want to fall in love…

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Cyprus’s desire to buy BrahMos, Kamikaze drones from India alarms Turkey | India News

NEW DELHI: Cyprus has shown a keen desire to procure BrahMoS cruise missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles from India. Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides’ recent visit to New Delhi has set the stage for this potential acquisition. However, the prospect of Cyprus acquiring BrahMos missiles has already triggered alarm bells within Türkiye’s strategic and security circles.Besides…

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Indian-origin founder in Canada says people talk about H-1B as if Indians randomly woke up one day, booked flights, started taking US jobs

Indian-origin tech leader in Canada says that before blaming H-1Bs, Americans should ask the corporations why they hire H-1Bs. An Indian-origin founder in Canada commented on the rampant targeting of H-1B visa holders in the US and explained that the situation is more complex than how MAGA portrays it. Vijayan Swaminathan, an Indian-origin tech leader…

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Who are the Japanese? Massive DNA project uncovers a forgotten ancestral population |

For decades, the accepted explanation for the origins of the Japanese people was relatively straightforward. Modern Japanese populations were understood to descend from two major ancestral groups: the Jomon, ancient hunter-gatherers who inhabited the Japanese archipelago for thousands of years, and the Yayoi, migrants from continental East Asia who arrived bringing rice farming, new technologies,…

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Bts Jungkook: What happened to Jungkook’s social media profile? BTS star reacts to abrupt account suspension leaving fans in panic |

BTS singer Jungkook left fans confused after his Instagram profile suddenly disappeared, prompting many to ask whether he deleted the account or lost access due to a platform action. Fans who opened the page saw error messages, while ARMY began sharing screenshots and theories across social media. The concern grew because Jungkook had only returned…

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Vinesh Phogat’s comeback hits fresh roadblock as WFI moves Supreme Court against Delhi HC order | More sports News

NEW DELHI: Olympian Vinesh Phogat has run into another major hurdle in her comeback journey after the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) approached the Supreme Court challenging the Delhi High Court order that allowed her to participate in the selection trials for the 2026 Asian Games.The trials are scheduled to be held in New Delhi…

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Joe Rogan joins Dana White in criticism of ‘Trump-linked’ White House UFC card: ‘How are you gonna stop the bugs?’ | International Sports News

Joe Rogan listens to President Donald Trump speak in the Oval Office of the White House, Saturday, April 18, 2026, in Washington. (AP Photo/Julia Demaree Nikhinson) Joe Rogan has again expressed serious concerns about the UFC’s planned White House event, questioning whether fighters should compete outdoors amid fears surrounding extreme heat, insects, rain and broader…

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Quote of the day by Canadian-American psychologist Albert Bandura: “Where everyone is responsible, no one is really responsible” |

Albert Bandura (Image: Wikipedia) Some quotes remain relevant because human nature rarely changes as much as people think it does. Societies evolve. Technology changes rapidly. Entire industries disappear and new ones emerge. Yet human behaviour often repeats the same patterns generation after generation, especially when responsibility becomes shared among large groups of people. That is…

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