By disintegrating and then reviving one of his hostages like it's nothing, Captain Atom has cemented his status as DC's most ...

U.S. President Joe Biden is reportedly planning to block the Japanese takeover of U.S. Steel, raising questions about the administration’s economic and foreign policy priorities. President Joe ...

The stock market rallied, pushing the Sensex up by 612 points and the Nifty above the 25,000 mark. This surge was primarily fueled by strong performances in the financial and IT sectors, with major ...

India’s finished steel consumption stood at 119.17 MT in FY23 and 138.5 MT in FY24. *The Indian Steel Association (ISA) anticipates that the steel requirement will reach 128.9 MT in the 2023-24 period ...

Both the Biden Administration and former President Trump want to block the sale of U.S. Steel to a Japanese company, despite the fact that many workers argue that stopping the sale could cost them ...

One of the most obvious choices for this clash of heavenly proportions is, of course, the Man of Steel himself, Superman. The Kryptonian might not be a god, but his superhuman powers have made him ...

Starfire has an inch on Superman, while Cyborg is a full three inches taller than the man from Krypton. It’s interesting to see that even though he’s an alien with superstrength, flight ...

Vice President Kamala Harris said Monday that US Steel should remain domestically owned, saying during a campaign stop in Pittsburgh that it is “vital for our nation to maintain strong American ...

Here’s how it works. That was beautiful. Man of Steel is a wonderful movie. If I’ve been influential in any way in terms of that whole nontraditional casting thing, I love it. That’s great.

Henry gained immense fame as Superman in the former DC Universe, while Hemsworth plays Thor in the MCU. Before Cavill got the role in Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel, Chris was already playing the ...

Perhaps, similarly, Trump’s Superman fixation has its roots in being cast as the model for the Man of Steel’s greatest foe. In a vacuum, this seems pretty innocuous. As New York Times reporter ...