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Burglar's Truck Stolen In Middle Of Robbing Store, Police Officer Says 'That's Karma'
A US man was hit with instant "karma" after his truck was stolen while he was in the midst of robbing a Verizon store.
'Agreed To Continue Talks, But Ceasefire Over': Trump's Mixed Iran Message
Taking to Truth Social on Friday, Trump said that the United States has agreed to continue talks for peace only because Iran has asked to continue it. However, he clarified that the ceasefire stands terminated despite the ongoing talks.
Opinion: Opinion | US-Iran MoU Collapse: Why The Strait Of Hormuz Is Back On The Brink
Why did the ceasefire fail? Could it have been prevented? The answer to many of these questions lies in the framing of the 14-Point MoU and the uneven playfield that it created.
Head And Shoulders Outside: Man Nearly Sucked Out Of Flight As Window Detaches
The passenger was a tourist from Serbia who was travelling from Thessaloniki in Greece to Memmingen in Germany. He was hospitalised with friction burns but was otherwise in good condition.
Why India Is Focussing On Myanmar As Part Of Its Act East Policy
India is seeking to enhance its cooperation with Myanmar in line with our 'Act East' and 'Neighbourhood First' policies.
Change "Addictive Design" Or Face Heavy Fine: EU Warns Meta
Brussels accused the US tech giant of failing to limit the risks the platforms posed to users, especially children and vulnerable adults, because of features designed to keep them on Facebook and Instagram.
Israel's Rafael Turns To India For Iron Dome Missiles: Sources
If rationalised, the deal can also add greater momentum to India's Make-in-India vision and further reinforce New Delhi as a credible and trusted defence partner in the region.
Opinion: Opinion | By Trump, For Trump: Inside The Murky Election Crisis America Is Sleepwalking Into
Trump has learnt that overturning an election after losing is extraordinarily difficult. This time, he is shaping the battlefield before America votes.
15 Killed In Philippines Landslide As Typhoon Bavi Nears Taiwan
Two landslides triggered by heavy rains driven by Bavi killed at least 15 people and left six others missing on the Philippines' southern island of Mindanao, authorities said.
Opinion: Opinion | DMK's Strength Is Becoming Its Weakness - And Nobody Is Happier Than Vijay
DMK is fast closing doors that perhaps needed to be kept open.
PM Modi Arrives In New Zealand On Final Leg Of 3-Nation Tour
PM Modi said his visit to Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand will further strengthen India's Act East Policy, MAHASAGAR Vision, as well as its outlook towards a free and open Indo-Pacific.
Girl, 17, Dies In France Celebrating World Cup Win
The teenager was on a truck at Aulnoye-Aymeries, near the northern city of Maubeuge, when she "fell and was run over" by the vehicle.
Sheikh Hasina To Return To Bangladesh By December, Surrender With Colleagues
Sheikh Hasina fled Bangladesh in 2024 after protests ended her 20 years as prime minister across multiple terms.
Engineering Students In Italy Build 65-Foot Paper Plane, Set World Record
They said they were students who believed that, with the right approach, even a piece of paper could become real engineering.
China Successfully Tests Rocket Recovery System, Catches Up With Falcon9
The Long March-10B carrier rocket, a reusable liquid-fueled commercial launch vehicle, stands approximately 63 meters tall with a diameter of five meters.
France Returns 23 Syrian Treasures After 15 Years As Macron Visits Damascus
The artifacts include Roman bronze objects, Byzantine and Islamic-era pieces and a richly coloured mosaic panel that once adorned the Umayyad Mosque.
Rs 4.3 Lakh For Info: How Italian Spies Sold NATO Secrets To Russia
The 59-year-old retired spy received Euro 4,000 in cash, the agreed-upon price for each highly classified piece of information, after every exchange.
Nigel Farage's Election Gamble Backfires. He Will Now Fight A 'Garbage Can'
Nigel Farage resigned as the member of parliament for Clacton-on-Sea in southeast England on Tuesday amid growing controversy over alleged undeclared financial donations.
Why US Once Exploded A Large Nuclear Bomb In Space
The US carried out the Starfish Prime test by detonating a 1.4-megaton thermonuclear bomb about 400 kilometres above Earth.
