Ekman-Larsson’s future uncertain amid Toronto Maple Leafs trade talk

As the NHL trade deadline gets closer, people are wondering what will happen to Oliver Ekman-Larsson and the Toronto Maple Leafs. There has been a lot of talk about the veteran defenseman moving, but he reportedly wants to stay in Toronto and try to win a Stanley Cup. His ability to produce, lead, and win championships in the past makes him a valuable player, which puts management in a tough spot during this important time.

Did Arsenal FC get easiest route in UEFA Champions League last-16 draw?

The top football clubs Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Tottenham and Newcastle now know their path in the UEFA Champions League knockout stage. The last-16 draw recently took place in Nyon, Switzerland, after eight more teams advanced through the play-offs earlier this week. Europe’s biggest clubs are dreaming of glory, but many fans believe Arsenal may have received the most favourable route to the UEFA Champions League final in Budapest.

Matthew Tkachuk calls Connor McDavid the best player in the world

Florida Panthers forward Matthew Tkachuk called Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid the best player in the world after their Olympic gold medal showdown at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games. Tkachuk reflected on a pivotal breakaway save by United States goaltender Connor Hellebuyck that preserved Team USA’s lead and shifted momentum in the championship game.

OpenAI, Microsoft release joint statement on their deal: What the two AI companies said

Microsoft and OpenAI reaffirm their strong partnership despite new investments from Amazon, Nvidia, and SoftBank. Their October 2025 agreement remains unchanged, ensuring Microsoft retains exclusive IP licensing and Azure as the sole cloud provider for stateless APIs. This pact allows both entities to pursue independent ventures while continuing their collaborative AI advancement.

IAEA flags Iran’s 60% uranium reserve — why the revelation matters

Film director abducted, assaulted in Karnataka; actor Aishwarya among 11 arrested

A film director was abducted and assaulted in Bengaluru over a financial dispute concerning an under-production Kannada movie. Eleven individuals have been arrested in connection with the incident, which involved the director being robbed of gold ornaments and cash. The motive appears to stem from outstanding payments and a disagreement over film investments.

Area 51: The truth about UFOs, Aliens in America’s most mysterious military site

Recent remarks by President Trump about releasing UFO files have reignited interest in Area 51, a secretive US military site in Nevada. Established in 1955 for classified aircraft testing, its existence was officially acknowledged in 2013. While the government attributes UFO sightings to advanced aircraft testing, public speculation about aliens persists.

US senators make two demands as Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says ‘No’ to Pentagon

US lawmakers are demanding the Pentagon halt its ultimatum against AI firm Anthropic, arguing that decisions on military AI use require legislative oversight. Senators express grave concerns over potential mass surveillance and autonomous weapons, urging Congress to establish clear rules before the Department of Defense compels Anthropic to share its technology.

Anthem blunder in Colombo! NZ players left laughing - Watch

An interesting moment occurred before the England-New Zealand clash in Colombo when New Zealand’s national anthem played in fast forward, leaving players laughing. New Zealand won the toss and chose to bat, keeping the same XI, while England brought in Rehan Ahmed. England are already in the semifinals, while New Zealand must win to qualify.

Dubai police arrest beggar with three luxury cars amid anti-begging crackdown in Ramadan

Labour Pain: Why Green win is UK bypolls is a major red flag of Keir Starmer

The numbers alone capture the scale of Labour’s collapse. The Greens secured 14,980 votes, representing 40.7 percent of the electorate. Reform UK came second with 10,578 votes, or 28.7 percent. Labour was pushed into third place with just 9,364 votes, amounting to 25.4 percent. The Conservatives, once Labour’s primary rival, were reduced to a marginal presence with only 1,721 votes, or 4.7 percent. Turnout stood at 47.6 percent, indicating a serious electoral contest rather than a fringe protest. What had been a Labour majority exceeding 13,000 votes at the last general election was erased within a single parliamentary term.

Indian-origin man charged with kidnapping women on job pretext in Canada

Full text of Delhi court order: Kejriwal and Sisodia discharged in excise policy case

A Delhi court discharged former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia in the excise policy case, citing insufficient evidence. The court found no criminal intent or conspiracy substantiated by the chargesheet and supporting documents. The prosecution failed to establish a larger criminal conspiracy, leading to the discharge of 23 individuals.

Shirtless protest case: Delhi court grants interim bail to Congress youth wing worker

A Delhi court granted interim bail until March 24 to Indian Youth Congress general secretary Nigam Bhandhari in connection with the AI event protest. Bhandhari, who sought anticipatory bail, must cooperate with the ongoing investigation. The protest involved IYC workers revealing T-shirts with anti-PM slogans during the AI Summit. According to police, the protest was planned with a “common intention".

Anthropic CEO tells Nikhil Kamath why he could not work in OpenAI

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei revealed that differing visions on AI development and scaling were the primary reasons for his departure from OpenAI. He emphasized the significant performance gains observed through larger models and more data, a concept he termed "scaling laws.