Iran Faces Major Internet Blackout, Starlink Terminals Serve as Lifeline Amid Protests

January 13, 2026

Iran Faces Major Internet Blackout, Starlink Terminals Serve as Lifeline Amid Protests

Iran shut down most of its internet during anti-government protests. Starlink satellite terminals are helping some Iranians stay connected but carrying huge risks. Iran’s government hunts these devices fiercely, cracking down on users as part of expanding digital control.

Rachel Reid’s Game Changers Series Faces Print Shortage Amid Heated Rivalry TV Boom

January 13, 2026

Rachel Reid’s Game Changers Series Faces Print Shortage Amid Heated Rivalry TV Boom

Rachel Reid’s gay romance series Game Changers inspired the TV show Heated Rivalry. But Australian fans struggle to find printed books as demand soars, with copies selling out fast.

Iran Faces Biggest Crisis Since 1979 Amid Protests and Harsh Crackdown

January 13, 2026

Iran Faces Biggest Crisis Since 1979 Amid Protests and Harsh Crackdown

Iran is battling its toughest challenge since 1979 with huge protests, severe internet blackouts, and a fierce government crackdown. Death tolls rise as streets quiet under force, while US pressures add fuel to the fire. The future of Iran’s regime hangs in the balance amid economic pain and political unrest.

Tamil Nadu’s Educational Loan Accounts Drop Sharply, Still Lead India

January 13, 2026

Tamil Nadu’s Educational Loan Accounts Drop Sharply, Still Lead India

Tamil Nadu sees a big fall in active educational loan accounts from 9.1 lakh to 3.1 lakh, driving India’s overall decline. Loan amount per borrower doubles despite fewer loans.

North India shivers with near-freezing temps, dense fog and frost hit multiple states

January 13, 2026

North India shivers with near-freezing temps, dense fog and frost hit multiple states

North India is enduring one of the coldest nights this winter with temperatures near freezing. Cities like Gurugram and Bathinda saw lows close to 0°C. Dense fog and frost covered many places, disrupting life and affecting crops. Experts warn cold wave conditions will persist for days ahead.

Australian Teen Charged for Swatting Hoax Calls Triggering US Emergency Responses

January 13, 2026

Australian Teen Charged for Swatting Hoax Calls Triggering US Emergency Responses

A NSW teenager was charged for making fake mass shooting reports in the US, causing emergency services to respond. The AFP arrested him after seizing devices and a prohibited firearm.

Mumbai BMC Elections Heat Up with Shiv Sena-MNS Reunion and BJP Front Lead

January 13, 2026

Mumbai BMC Elections Heat Up with Shiv Sena-MNS Reunion and BJP Front Lead

Mumbai's BMC elections on January 15 bring a fierce fight with the Shiv Sena (UBT) joining forces with MNS against the BJP-Shinde alliance. Congress breaks from Shiv Sena, forging new ties, making it a high-stakes battle for the city and Maharashtra's political future.

Philippines Landfill Collapse in Cebu City Kills 11, Over 20 Missing

January 13, 2026

Philippines Landfill Collapse in Cebu City Kills 11, Over 20 Missing

A landfill collapsed in Cebu City, Philippines, killing 11 people and leaving over 20 missing. Rescue efforts continue amid calls for investigation and reforms in waste management.

YouTube Video Shows Black Screen for Over a Century, Sparks Viral Debate

January 13, 2026

YouTube Video Shows Black Screen for Over a Century, Sparks Viral Debate

A strange YouTube video with a pitch-black screen and no sound claims to run for over 100 years. The clip has gone viral, confusing millions and stirring debates about glitches and secrets.

Cuban President Denies US Talks After Trump Threatens to Cut Oil Supplies

January 13, 2026

Cuban President Denies US Talks After Trump Threatens to Cut Oil Supplies

Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel says no talks are ongoing with the US, responding to Trump's threat about ending Venezuela oil shipments. Cuba faces fuel shortages amid worsening crisis.