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Global Markets & Equities 14 Oct 2026, 11:39 PM IST

Hot U.S. Inflation Print Revives Case for Another Fed Rate Increase

A hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation reading has sharply revived expectations that the Federal Reserve may need to raise interest rates again, despite recent signs of cooling in parts of the economy. Traders and strategists now see the next policy meeting as a live event, with markets rapidly repricing the odds of another hike as officials weigh inflation persistence against slowing growth.

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World Politics & Diplomacy05 Oct 2026, 03:17 AM IST

Houthis Claim Aramco Strike as Yemen War Widens and Saudi Pressure Mounts

Yemen’s Houthi movement said it carried out an attack on Saudi Aramco facilities as fighting in Yemen intensified and the internationally recognized government announced a major offensive to seize Houthi-held territory. The competing claims underscore how the conflict is again spilling across front lines, with energy infrastructure and regional security at the center of the escalation.

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World Politics & Diplomacy07 Oct 2026, 06:38 AM IST

Woman Raised by Monkeys in Jungle Reportedly Panicked at First Sight of Her Reflection

A widely circulated account about a woman said to have been raised by monkeys in a jungle has renewed global attention on the long-term psychological and social effects of extreme isolation. The story, reported by The Mirror US, centers on her reported terror when she saw her own reflection for the first time, a moment that underscores how profoundly human identity can be shaped by environment and deprivation.

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Global Economy & Central BanksJust now (08:16 PM IST)

Howard Lutnick Reports More Than $250 Million in Income as He Severs Cantor Ties

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick reported more than $250 million in income last year, underscoring the extraordinary personal wealth he brought into the Trump administration after unwinding his ties to Cantor Fitzgerald. The disclosure highlights the scale of the financial interests surrounding one of Washington’s most prominent business figures as he serves in a cabinet role with broad economic influence.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition15 Oct 2026, 09:31 AM IST

Scientists Identify ‘D-rex’ Fungus in China, Tracing a 65-Million-Year Lineage

Researchers have identified a giant fungus from Chinese forests nicknamed “D-rex,” a discovery that points to an ancient lineage dating back roughly 65 million years. The find, reported in scientific literature and amplified by popular science outlets, adds a striking new data point to the study of fungal evolution, biodiversity, and forest ecology.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition14 Oct 2026, 09:55 PM IST

Scientists Identify a 3D ‘Chair’ Shape That Tiles Infinite Space Without Repeating

Researchers have identified a newly discovered three-dimensional shape, nicknamed a “chair,” that can fill all space without leaving gaps or repeating in a regular pattern. The finding advances a long-standing mathematical puzzle with implications that extend beyond pure geometry, including materials science, architecture, and the design of efficient structures for the clean-energy transition.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition10 Oct 2026, 10:42 AM IST

Astronomers Say ‘Phoenix Planet’ May Have Formed From a Dead Star’s Ashes

Astronomers have identified a possible second-generation planet orbiting a young white dwarf, a finding that could reshape understanding of how planetary systems survive stellar death. The object, nicknamed a “phoenix planet,” may have formed from material left behind after its star shed its outer layers, offering a rare glimpse into planetary rebirth.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition08 Oct 2026, 09:20 PM IST

Cretaceous Sea Predator Outpaced Great White Strike Speeds, Study Finds

A new paleontological analysis suggests that a Cretaceous marine predator nicknamed a “sea monster” may have attacked prey faster than modern great white sharks, underscoring how highly specialized ancient ocean hunters could be. The finding adds fresh detail to the evolutionary arms race that shaped marine ecosystems long before today’s apex predators emerged.

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