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Palmer Luckey, the VR pioneer who sold Oculus to Facebook for $2 billion, faced controversy before pivoting to defence tech. He founded Anduril Industries, a multi-billion dollar company revolutionizing military systems with AI and autonomous tech. Luckey's journey showcases remarkable reinvention and significant influence in national security.

JD Vance responded to Joe Rogan after the podcast host derided MAGA supporters as “dorks” and “unintelligent,” highlighting a widening rift with Donald Trump’s administration. Rogan, once supportive, now criticizes policies on Iran, immigration and the Epstein files. Vance downplayed the remarks, defended deportation efforts and insisted the administration remains committed to its agenda amid tensions today.

Apple CEO Tim Cook clarified his engagement with the US government, stating it centers on policy, not politics, in response to criticism. He highlighted Apple's commitment to US manufacturing, with glass components for iPhones now sourced from Kentucky. This focus has led to some tariff exemptions, though Apple still faced significant tariff bills.

Bill and Hillary Clinton have distanced themselves from Jeffrey Epstein in recent depositions. Bill stated he ended his association with the convicted sex offender years before Epstein's 2008 plea, denying knowledge of sex trafficking. Hillary claimed no recollection of meeting Epstein. Both testified under oath, with Bill acknowledging limited travel on Epstein's jet for humanitarian work.

Hillary Clinton testified before the House Oversight Committee regarding her ties to Jeffrey Epstein, stating Ghislaine Maxwell was a guest at her daughter Chelsea's 2010 wedding. Clinton denied any knowledge of Epstein and Maxwell's crimes, asserting she never encountered Epstein or visited his properties.

The BJP highlighted a substantial decrease in India's crude oil imports from Iran during the UPA era, which secured the nation an exemption from US sanctions. This revelation came as a response to Congress's criticism of the current government's oil dealings with Russia. Communications from former US Secretaries of State John Kerry and Hillary Clinton confirmed these significant reductions.

Hillary Clinton described the released Jeffrey Epstein files as "horrific" and called for total transparency to hold individuals accountable. Both Bill and Hillary Clinton are scheduled for depositions in a House investigation, marking a significant congressional appearance for a former president. Their legal team agreed to committee conditions, averting a contempt vote.

House Republicans have released deposition videos of Bill and Hillary Clinton regarding Jeffrey Epstein. Both former leaders denied knowledge of his crimes, with Bill Clinton recalling a property dispute conversation with Donald Trump. Hillary Clinton suggested questioning Trump directly. Epstein died in jail in 2019 awaiting trial.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was defiant. Former President Bill Clinton spoke of President Trump’s ties to Epstein. A Republican raised a conspiracy theory.

Hillary Clinton testified for over six hours before the House Oversight Committee regarding Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, denying any knowledge of their criminal activities. She stated she never encountered Epstein or flew on his plane, and suggested the committee question Donald Trump about his extensive ties to Epstein.

Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Wednesday spent nearly two and a half hours at Maharashtra's Ellora Caves, a UNESCO world heritage centre, and called the cave complex an "extraordinary historic site" in her remarks in the visitors' book, an official told PTI.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in India on Monday night in the shadow of triple bomb blasts in Mumbai, with regional security as well as growing trade links high on the agenda.

77-year-old Hillary Clinton announced a speaking event on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the Clinton Presidential Center in Arkansas. But this announcement turned into the breeding ground of theories that Hillary who would be 81 in 2028 may run in the 2028 presidential race. Social media users even started to speculate who would be Hillary's running mate in 2028.

Hillary Clinton’s expected announcement of her candidacy for the 2016 presidential election was inexplicably delayed on Sunday, with no explanation forthcoming, leading to a flurry of anxious queries, fervid speculation, and the inevitable jokes.

A viral tweet reignited debate over 2016 election intelligence, alleging that former US President Barack Obama knew Hillary Clinton was unfit and Russia possessed damaging health info. Declassified documents suggest Russia's SVR had concerning DNC communications about Clinton's health but no official finding declared her unfit, nor did Obama suppress such a conclusion. Interpretations remain highly politicised.

For the first time in 30 years, Indian-American monthly publication 'India Currents' has endorsed a US presidential candidate as it asked its readers to vote for Hillary Clinton. It endorsed Clinton as it felt "intense outrage" after the resurfacing of an old video of Donald Trump.

Donald Trump has escalated his feud with Hillary Clinton by sharing a controversial video on Truth Social, implying a connection between Clinton and the deaths of several individuals who opposed her. The video features figures like John F. Kennedy Jr. and Vince Foster, suggesting their deaths were suspiciously convenient for Clinton.

President Trump, in the run-up to the US Presidential election in 2016, had slammed former secretary of state Hillary Clinton for using a private email server during her term as the top US diplomat.

Russians, the FBI and "angry white men" are to blame for Hillary Clinton's loss in the US Presidential election, said the Democratic nominee's husband Bill, a former US President himself. "You would need to have a single-digit IQ not to recognize what was going on," Clinton said about the hacks.

The theory that Indian interests funneled money to the Clinton Foundation in an effort to ensure Hillary Clinton’s support for the US – India nuclear deal ''doesn’t even come close to passing the smell test,'' a Clinton campaign spokesman has said, dismissing reports to that effect in a forthcoming book as “pre-determined partisan narrative.”

Former US secretary of state and presidential candidate Hillary Clinton visited Ahmedabad on Sunday to pay homage to the late Ela Bhatt, the founder of Self-Employed Women's Association (SEWA), whom she hails as one of her heroes.

Hillary Clinton has said she is not sure if the US is ready to elect its first woman president even as the Democratic presidential front-runner emphasised that there has been a "big improvement" in people's perception in this regard.

Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton promised not to send US troops to war-torn Iraq or Syria if elected saying it would be a "terrible mistake". "I will not send American combat troops to Iraq or Syria. That is off the table. That would be a terrible mistake," Clinton said.

Hillary Clinton extended support to vice president Kamala Harris as the Democratic presidential candidate and said she will have an uphill battle as the first Black and South Asian woman to be at the top of a major party’s ticket. In an opinion piece on New York Times, Hillary Clinton commended President Joe Biden's decision and said Kamala Harris can defeat Donald Trump.