Patrick Clancy and Dr. Rachel Danis complete relationship timeline: Dating, move to New York and marriage

Patrick Clancy married Dr. Rachel Danis in April 2026 after rebuilding his life in New York following tragedy. (Reuters, Facebook/Rachel Blair Danis)

Patrick Clancy is now married to Dr. Rachel Danis, a New York-based fertility specialist. The couple married in April 2026, more than three years after the deaths of Patrick’s three children, Cora, Dawson and Callan, and after his divorce from Lindsay Clancy. Patrick and Rachel’s relationship has drawn fresh attention as Lindsay’s murder trial continues … Read more

Missile threat made Donald Trump move to smaller US jet during Turkey visit: Report

Missile threat made Donald Trump move to smaller US jet during Turkey visit: Report

US President Donald Trump waves as he switches planes at US Air Force Base in England, on his way back to Washington from the Nato summit in Turkey US President Donald Trump was secretly moved to a smaller military aircraft after a credible and imminent threat that a shoulder-fired missile could target his plane during … Read more

Trump’s move to curb birthright citizenship faces legal challenge

Trump's move to curb birthright citizenship faces legal challenge

The American Civil Liberties Union and other immigration advocacy groups filed the challenge to Trump’s new executive action before a New Hampshire federal judge President Donald Trump’s latest move to restrict automatic citizenship is facing a legal challenge, months after the Supreme Court knocked down his earlier attempt at upending longstanding guarantees for children born … Read more

A World War II submarine detector was later used to map magnetic stripes on the seafloor, helping scientists prove that Earth’s tectonic plates move

A World War II submarine detector was later used to map magnetic stripes on the seafloor, helping scientists prove that Earth’s tectonic plates move

A device built to track enemy submarines during the Second World War went on to become one of the most important tools in Earth science. The fluxgate magnetometer, first developed to detect small disturbances in the planet’s magnetic field caused by metal hulls beneath the ocean surface, was later adapted by scientists to study the … Read more

Indian man in US says ‘little things’ make it hard to move back: ‘Quality of life is worth more than anything else’

An Indian man in the US showed parks and sports facilities that had made life abroad difficult to leave behind. (Instagram/ruu_pesh )

For many Indians living abroad, the decision to stay overseas may not always come down to higher salaries or better career opportunities. An Indian man living in the US has shared how seemingly ordinary aspects of everyday life, from neighbourhood parks to recreational facilities, can make it difficult for people to consider moving back after … Read more

Quote of the day by Homer: Of all creatures that breathe and move upon the earth, nothing is bred that is weaker than man and why empires still keep falling for the exact same trap

Quote of the day by Homer: 'Of all creatures that breathe and move upon the earth, nothing is bred that is weaker than man' and why  empires still keep falling for the exact same trap

A lone hiker caught in a sudden mountain blizzard could freeze within hours without shelter, while a field mouse survives by tunnelling beneath the snow. A newborn horse can stand and run within minutes of birth, while a human baby depends on others for years.Among all living creatures, humans often see themselves as the dominant … Read more