A major controversy has erupted after Tucker Carlson claimed he was stopped, questioned, and briefly detained by Israeli security officials during his visit to Israel. The incident allegedly took place at Ben Gurion Airport, where Carlson says airport personnel took passports and escorted his executive producer for private questioning. Carlson, who was in Israel reportedly to conduct an interview with US Ambassador Mike Huckabee, later described the experience as “bizarre” and confirmed that he left the country shortly after the encounter. However, the Israel Airports Authority has firmly rejected Carlson’s version of events. Officials insist there was no detention or interrogation, stating that only routine security questions were asked in line with standard international aviation procedures. WATCH
19 February,2026 12:02 PM IST
Candace Owens is once again at the center of controversy with a series of startling claims about the late conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. In a video message directed to Kirk’s widow, Erika, Owens alleges that Kirk discussed supernatural abilities, experiences of sleep paralysis, and even his so-called “third eye.” These claims are stirring intense debate within conservative circles, drawing both support and sharp criticism. In her video, Owens recounts private conversations with Kirk that included extraordinary personal experiences, like street lamps turning off when he ran, unusual childhood schooling, and shared testing experiences. She also alleges that Kirk believed he would die young, hinting at a mysterious foresight that influenced his life and actions. WATCH
12 February,2026 07:33 PM IST
Tech billionaire Elon Musk made a rare appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos, laying out bold plans for Tesla, artificial intelligence, robotics, and space exploration. Despite previously criticising Davos as elitist, Musk used the global stage to predict a future where humanoid robots could outnumber humans and drive an unprecedented economic boom.
23 January,2026 08:34 PM IST
MLK weekend travel has hit a major roadblock as a powerful winter weather system sweeps across the eastern half of the United States, disrupting both air and ground transportation. From the Great Lakes through the Northeast and into parts of the South, travellers are facing widespread delays, cancellations, and hazardous road conditions during one of the busiest holiday weekends of the year. According to FlightAware data, more than 3,200 U.S. flights have been delayed, while close to 95 flights were cancelled as snow, ice and strong winds impacted major travel hubs. Nearly 48 million people remain under active weather alerts, with conditions evolving rapidly across several states. WATCH
18 January,2026 08:45 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
