Saturday Night Live’s Weekend Update exploded this week after Michael Che aired a spliced Trump clip featuring a jaw-dropping line tied to Bill Clinton, all while torching the BBC for its controversial January 6th documentary edit. Che opened the segment by mocking Trump’s threat to “take $5 billion off the BBC,” before rolling an edited Trump soundbite that stunned the audience. The moment only intensified as Che delivered the now-viral punchline referencing the infamous “went down on Bill Clinton” gag, sending viewers into disbelief. WATCH
18 November,2025 01:32 AM IST
Ukraine faced one of its heaviest nights of attacks as Russia launched over 700 drones and missiles across the country, killing at least one and injuring 13, including six small children in Zaporizhzhia. A dormitory and residential blocks were destroyed, sparking multiple fires. In Kherson, a strike on a children’s hospital wounded nine, prompting President Zelenskyy to call it a “deliberate act” proving Moscow “does not want peace.” Ukraine’s energy grid suffered massive damage, forcing nationwide power cuts as the country reels from the onslaught.
30 October,2025 06:03 PM IST
trump zelenskyy to discuss key minerals deal amid ukraine conflict
The US and Ukraine have agreed on the terms of a draft deal that could be crucial for Ukraine’s push for US support. Trump is set to meet with President Zelenskyy this week to finalize an agreement that would open Ukraine's mineral resources to the US. He confirmed Zelenskyy’s visit on Friday, planning to sign a significant deal in person. Trump also stressed the need for peacekeeping troops in Ukraine if a peace agreement is reached. However, Russia has opposed NATO troops in Ukraine as part of the deal. Trump’s push to end the war quickly has raised concerns that the US may make concessions to Russia, potentially threatening security in Ukraine and Europe, and affecting the region's balance of power.
26 February,2025 03:47 PM IST
Amid the ongoing Armenia - Azerbaijan conflict, Azerbaijan's President, Ilham Aliyev, has vented his anger against India and France for supporting Armenia. Aliyev said in a press conference that “India and France are adding fuel to the war by providing dangerous weapons to Armenia.’ Azerbaijan's President, Ilham Aliyev, has also called India and France instigators of war. Meanwhile, the situation remains tense between Azerbaijan and Armenia due to Nagorno Karabakh dispute. Both countries remain face-to-face regarding their rights in this area, however, Armenia had control over this mountainous area in the 1990s. Meanwhile, India has supplied Armenia with weapons worth close to half a billion dollars including the Pinaka Multi-Barrel Rocket Launcher anti-tank missiles, rockets, and ammunition.
10 December,2023 02:45 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
