
A Weekly Ritual Ended in Blood: Eight Relatives Killed
A man killed eight relatives during a weekly family dinner, shocking the community and raising questions about domestic violence and mental health.

A man killed eight relatives during a weekly family dinner, shocking the community and raising questions about domestic violence and mental health.

A fire in an Islamabad hospital maternity ward killed 14 newborns, sparking outrage and calls for stricter safety regulations in healthcare facilities.

Typhoon Narra caused record flooding in China, submerging homes and forcing mass evacuations, highlighting the growing challenge of extreme weather.

An inquest has opened into the death of former Cambridge professor Jason Arday, a leading sociologist known for his work on race and education.

The final witness in Lindsay Clancy’s trial stated he did not believe she heard voices, challenging the defense’s insanity plea based on postpartum psychosis.

Kiribati is considering a constitutional amendment to permanently cement its diplomatic recognition of China, aiming for long-term stability amid geopolitical competition.

India is promoting its growth story overseas as foreign investment retreats, raising questions about confidence, competitiveness, and future economic momentum.

A Swedish letter to EU officials has revived debate over whether frozen Russian assets should be used to support Ukraine.

India has sent an initial aid shipment to Nepal, delivering 10 tonnes of relief supplies, including medicines, blankets, and lamps.

The United States has designated UK-based Palestine Action as a foreign terrorist organization, prompting condemnation from supporters and rights groups.

Iran’s central bank rejects claims of hyperinflation, but economists argue that soaring prices and currency weakness tell a different story.

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The United States declared a drought disaster in parts of Puerto Rico, providing emergency assistance as water shortages worsen.
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A federal judge awarded Blake Lively roughly $400,000 in legal fees after dismissing Justin Baldoni’s defamation and extortion lawsuit.
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Meta agreed to pay up to $17.1 billion and introduce new safeguards following claims its platforms harmed children.

U.S. consumers could face higher toilet paper prices as tariffs disrupt cross-border trade and threaten supplies of Canadian pulp and paper products.

The FDA rapidly authorized expanded access to daraxonrasib, allowing eligible patients with previously treated metastatic pancreatic cancer to receive the experimental drug.

The fast-moving Ross Fire has scorched 80,000 acres in North Texas, damaged structures, and prompted evacuations in Palo Pinto and Jack counties.

Colombia’s president has ordered immigration raids and promised deportations for migrants without legal status in the country amid security concerns.

The U.S. says Chinese hackers breached systems at the Justice Department, NASA, Federal Reserve, and Senate in a coordinated campaign.

Ukraine says U.S.-made chips outnumber Chinese components in Russian missiles, raising questions about sanctions and supply chains used in production.

A purported U.S. think tank allegedly funded by Israel sought to influence AI systems and promote pro-Israel propaganda online worldwide.

The U.K. is expected to urge citizens to stock up on food amid risks from climate change and hostile states.

An unexpected discovery at a Barrie, Ontario, thrift store has revived the story of a fallen Canadian soldier once more.