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Should Facebook delete fake Pelosi video? Debate continues

Some civil libertarians warn that Facebook deciding on such issues could turn the company into an unaccountable censor.

Boeing CEO acknowledges problems of 737 MAX, says 'we clearly fell short'

The design of the MCAS system has been criticized by aviation experts because it is tied to just one sensor at a time, making it susceptible to malfunction.

US cracks down on terrorist groups, blocks $46 mn in funds: Report

According to the report released by the US Department of Treasury, the US blocked nearly USD 400,000 in funds of the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and USD 1,725 of the Jaish-e Mohammed.

Mural makeover for Mumbai slum Dharavi

Old, peeling buildings in Mumbai's Mahim East and Dharavi, one of world's largest slum, become the canvas for life-size murals

US says N Korea program in conflict with UN resolutions, after Trump tweet

Trump tweeted that North Korea had tested "some small weapons" that had "disturbed some of my people, and others, but not me."

From street food to European bistros, where top chefs dine in Mumbai

From great street food to authentic curries, India's financial capital is a culinary paradise

India among fastest-growing alternative accommodation markets: Booking.com

Of the total 8,80,000 listings in India, over 1,40,000 are in 'alternative accommodation' segment, the company said

Japan planning to buy 105 F-35 stealth warplanes, says Trump in Tokyo

US President Donald Trump is on a state visit to Japan.

A trip to India's first community-owned feminist library in Mumbai

Artist-activist Aqui Thami shares its journey

A world spiralling out of control at Cannes

Economic and social tensions run like a common thread through several of the films competing for Cannes' top prize this year

Remembering Vijaya Mulay: The filmmaker behind 'Ek Chidiya, Anek Chidiya'

Vijaya Mulay, a pioneering figure in the world of education and films who died last week at 98, was always keen on making learning fun

Now trending: When Arnab Goswami referred to Sunny Deol as Sunny Leone

Louder and louder it got with every number that flowed into Goswami's newsroom

ICC World Cup 2019: Once the golden boy, Steve Smith to make his comeback

Smith was banned after he turned a blind eye to teammates Cameron Bancroft and David Warner conspiring to alter the ball during the third Test against South Africa in Cape Town in early 2018.

Julian Assange violated Espionage Act, he is not a journalist: US

The charges against Assange, now 18 in total, reject his claim that he was simply a publisher receiving leaked material from Manning, an action that is protected under the US Constitution.

Major boost for Pak Air Force as China delivers first overhauled JF-17 jet

China and Pakistan had begun joint development and manufacture of the single-engine light JF-17 jets over a decade ago.

Blame them, says Chinese ambassador on sinking US-China trade deal

Ambassador Cui Tiankai in an interview with Fox News said if US had not changed its mind repeatedly and signed deals, the trade war could have ended between the two countries.

How rural India can be made to switch to eco-friendly electric stoves

Upgrading the supply chains and price rebates were found to double purchases of cleaner cooking stoves according to the study

Man killed in explosion near Congress MLA's Munirathna Bengaluru home

The area was cordoned off after the incident and sniffer dogs deployed.

Talks still on, decision on imposing tariffs on imported autos later: Trump

Imposing tariffs may affect non-US car makers especially from Japan, EU as well as Mexico and Canada.

Can town planners save Delhi's historic legacy amid frenzied redevelopment?

As the city is 'redeveloped', it is also changing beyond recognition