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Prince William and Kate have welcomed a new family member. Otto, an English cocker spaniel, celebrated his first birthday. The royal couple shared the news on social media. Otto joins the family after the passing of their previous dog, Lupo. The royal family has a long history of dog ownership.

Déjà vu, a French term for "already seen," describes the unsettling feeling of experiencing a new situation as familiar. Scientists explain this common phenomenon as a brief mismatch in the brain's memory systems, where the medial temporal lobe mistakenly signals familiarity, and the frontal cortex corrects the error. This indicates a healthy, active brain.

Bollywood stars Kareena Kapoor Khan and Saif Ali Khan were recently seen visiting the historic Church of St. Andrew in Bandra with their sons, Taimur and Jeh. The visit coincided with Palm Sunday, adding a spiritual dimension to their family outing.

A proposed trade sees the Kansas City Chiefs acquiring veteran pass rusher Jonathan Greenard from the Minnesota Vikings for two draft picks and defensive end Felix Anudike-Uzomah. This move aims to strengthen Kansas City’s defense. And it allows Minnesota to target a top defensive back in the upcoming NFL Draft. Someone who could take Harrison Smith’s place.

Good Friday services across Mumbai will commemorate Jesus Christ's final hours and crucifixion. Churches will host live tableaux and reenactments, with themes reflecting concerns over Maharashtra's new anti-conversion law and Middle East conflicts. Parishioners will participate in communion services and prayers for persecuted Christians and global peace.

Candace Owens has again questioned the official story in Charlie Kirk’s murder. She pointed to repeated “33” references and linked them to a larger theory involving Freemasonry. She also challenged evidence against suspect Tyler Robinson after a new court filing reported doubts about the weapon. Authorities have not confirmed her claims, and the case is still ongoing.

An uncanny feeling of having lived a moment before, known as déjà vu, is explored by scientists. This sensation, often dismissed as a trick of the mind, is now understood as a healthy brain's 'fact-checking' mechanism detecting a mismatch between familiarity and reality. Researchers suggest it reveals much about memory and perception.