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    Iran awaits 'definitive' US reply despite Trump rejection●Iran says it is awaiting ‘definitive’ US response despite Trump rejecting latest proposal✉newsWorldjust now

    Iran says it is still waiting for a definitive response from the United States in ongoing nuclear negotiations, even after President Trump rejected Tehran's latest proposal. Iranian officials maintain that talks continue and that Washington must clarify its position. The standoff highlights deep disagreements over enrichment and sanctions relief, leaving the future of diplomacy uncertain.

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    Residents of Portadown, Northern Ireland, have blocked the contentious Drumcree parade from proceeding along its traditional route, despite court rulings on the matter. The Drumcree march has long been one of Northern Ireland's most polarising parades, pitting Orange Order marchers against residents of the nationalist Garvaghy Road area. The standoff is drawing attention amid ongoing tensions over parading and contested public space.

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    Stray Kids Return To No. 1 As Album Defies Usual Drop●Stray Kids Return To No. 1 As The Band’s Album Defies The Usual Drop✉newsLifeParenting14 min ago

    Stray Kids have returned to the number one position on the album charts, with their latest release holding far better than new albums typically do. The K-pop group's record is defying the steep second-week declines that usually follow a chart-topping debut, keeping the band at the top and underlining their unusually loyal global fanbase.

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    Man City chairman defiant over Premier League charges●Defiant Man City chairman on Premier League charges report: "We feel so confident in our position"✉newsSportSoccer25 min ago

    Manchester City's chairman has reacted strongly to a report concerning the Premier League's charges against the club, saying: "We feel so confident in our position." The comments signal that the club remains unshaken by the legal battle and continues to dispute the allegations. The statement drew wide attention from football fans and pundits, given the stakes involved for the reigning champions and the ongoing dispute with the league.

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    India has secured unexpected medals in sports where it has historically struggled at the Asian Games, described by NDTV as a historic breakthrough that defied the odds. The performances mark a notable expansion of India's medal haul beyond its traditional strongholds, drawing wide attention among Indian sports fans.

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    Brandt Snedeker takes blame for Presidents Cup deficit●Brandt Snedeker cites ‘mistakes’, takes blame for Presidents Cup deficit✉newsSportGolf20 min ago

    Brandt Snedeker, leading the US Presidents Cup team, said his own 'mistakes' were responsible for the team falling behind in the competition and took personal responsibility for the deficit. The admission puts the spotlight on his captaincy choices as the event continues.

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    Could Manchester City be expelled from the Premier League?●Could Manchester City be booted from Premier League? Definitely maybe✉newsSportSoccer25 min ago

    Reports are examining whether Manchester City could be removed from the Premier League, a question framed as a genuine possibility rather than mere speculation. The club's legal battles with the league over financial rules have kept its status under scrutiny, and commentators are weighing what expulsion or extreme sanctions would mean for English football's richest competition.

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    NFL history brutal for 0-3 teams, but one contender could survive●NFL history is brutal for 0-3 teams, but one contender could survive✉newsSportFootball26 min ago

    Only a small fraction of NFL teams that start the season 0-3 have gone on to reach the playoffs, and history suggests an 0-3 start is usually fatal to a season. Still, analysts point to one of this year's winless teams as talented enough to buck the trend and stay in contention. The piece recaps historical comeback cases and weighs whether this contender can defy the odds.