Trump’s teleprompter operator under federal probe over alleged $90,000 Kalshi insider trading bets

US President Donald Trump’s longtime teleprompter operator, Gabriel Perez, is under investigation by federal regulators over alleged insider trading on prediction market platform Kalshi, while the White House has placed him on unpaid leave, according to Reuters.The investigation centres on trades allegedly placed on Kalshi’s “mention markets,” where users bet on whether specific words or…

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Max Verstappen rewrote F1 history at Monza with a 1:18.792 lap and set the fastest average speed ever, now he starts from P5 at Italian GP 2026 | Racing News

Max Verstappen (Image: F1) Monza has earned its nickname as the “Temple of Speed”, and Max Verstappen produced one of the most extraordinary demonstrations of that speed at the Italian Grand Prix in 2025.The Red Bull driver left Monza with not one, but two remarkable F1 speed records, the fastest qualifying lap in Formula 1…

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Govinda reveals he was sent videos of wife Sunita Ahuja using abusive language in Lock Upp 2; ‘No Problem, Jheli Hain’

Lock Upp season 2 witnessed the shocking evictions of Sunita Ahuja from the controversial reality show. Sunita took a voluntary exit from the show due to health reasons. To make her exit extra special, the makers invited her husband and Bollywood superstar Govinda and their daughter Tina on the show. Sunita speaks about his health…

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‘I, Nobody’ box office collection day 6: Prithviraj Sukumaran’s thriller slows down, earns over Rs 13 crore worldwide | Malayalam Movie News

Prithviraj Sukumaran starrer ‘I, Nobody’ has entered its first weekday period with collections dropping after the initial weekend run. Even with the slowdown, the investigative thriller is still finding audiences in theatres and is enjoying a steady box office run. The movie has also performed well in international markets due to its suspenseful story and…

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Millions of birds follow a 9,000-kilometre invisible highway every year, crossing mountains, deserts and oceans without a map |

Every year, as the seasons change, millions of birds undertake one of nature’s greatest journeys. Some travel only a few hundred kilometres, while others fly thousands without recognising political borders or national boundaries. Instead, they follow ancient migration routes known as flyways, natural aerial corridors shaped by geography, climate and the availability of food and…

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Emperor penguins survive Antarctica’s brutal winters by huddling together, but a maths study reveals the hidden system behind their remarkable teamwork |

Every winter in Antarctica, emperor penguins gather in large groups called huddles to survive the cold. Temperatures can fall to -40 degrees Celsius, and strong winds make the weather even harsher. Without huddling together, these penguins would not be able to survive.But a penguin huddle is much more than a group of birds standing close…

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