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Indian Gangster Major Singh Appears On FBI's Most Wanted List
Major Singh faces charges related to conspiracy to violate the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organisations (RICO) Act and conspiracy to engage in the unlicensed arms trade.
"Subject To A Deal": Trump Pauses 50% Tariffs On Canada For 3 Days
US President Donald Trump announced the three-day reprieve from 50-percent duties on select goods just hours before a midnight deadline.
South Korea, US To End Joint Drills A Week Early After Trump's Order
North Korean state media criticised the drills on Wednesday as a "most immediate and open threat", without mentioning Trump's order.
Imran Khan Meets Wife Bushra Bibi, Sister For 1st Time This Year After Court Order
Imran Khan, who is the founder of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf political party, has been in Adiala Jail since 2023, facing several cases.
Indian-Origin Man, 40, Arrested For Groping Young Woman In Canada Park
The British Columbia Prosecution Service subsequently approved two Criminal Code charges against Kurana, one count each of sexual assault and sexual interference.
Bear Steals Leftover KFC Meal After Breaking Into Woman's House In Kentucky
A bear entered a woman's home in Kentucky, USA, and stole leftover KFC food while the owner was asleep.
Trump-Kim Jong Un Meeting Could Happen In November This Year: Report
US President Donald Trump is pushing aides for a meeting as soon as this fall with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing US officials.
Anthony Fauci's Ex-Advisor Pleads Guilty To Covid Conspiracy
Dr. David Morens is accused of using his private email account to intentionally circumvent public records laws while employed at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Princess Diana's Brother To Reveal "Truth" In New Book
"Swan Song: Diana, My Sister" will be published in Britain and other countries on September 22 and translated into 12 languages.
Harvard University To Pay Rs 507 Crore In Settlement After Morgue Manager Sold Body Parts In Black Market
Harvard agrees to a Rs 507 crore ($53 million) settlement after a morgue manager stole and sold body parts on the black market.
"Baseless Accusations": Iran Rejects 'Attack' Claims After UAE Suspends Trade
The comments came after the UAE on Tuesday accused Iran of firing two ballistic missiles at shipping in the Gulf, an allegation later denied by Tehran.
NASA Releases Images Of Moon Crater Carved By Crashed SpaceX Rocket
Scientists from the US space agency determined the crater was 60-feet-wide (18 meters), and less than 10 feet deep, based on the length of its shadow.
'Credibility Well-Established': Centre After Trump's Praise For Indian Polls
Trump has been insisting on passing the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) America Act, which seeks stricter citizenship requirements to vote in US elections.
Police Search For Suspect Wearing Creepy 'Chucky' Mask, Terrorising Pedestrians In Philadelphia
During one of the encounters, the masked suspect stopped directly in front of a woman and chillingly asked, "Are you ready to die?"
Israel Says It Targeted Syria Air Base To Block Turkish Troops Deployment
Israel said that it had attacked the base because Syria had been "on the verge of breaching" an agreed-upon "status quo in security matters" by allowing Turkish troops to deploy there.
UAE Suspends All Trade, Financial Dealings With Iran After Missile Incident
The United Arab Emirates announced on Tuesday that it had suspended all trade and financial dealings with Iran.
US Trans Woman Jailed For 6 Years Over Plot To Kill Trump's Treasury Chief
Riley English, a 26-year-old transgender woman, was sentenced to six years in jail on Tuesday for plotting to kill Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
30 Killed As Gold Mine Collapses In Central African Republic
At least 30 miners killed and many others trapped after a gold mining collapsed in the western part of Central African Republic.
Fired Ex-Ukrainian Defence Minister Calls For Wartime Elections
Mykhailo Fedorov was a longtime ally of Zelenskiy's until his unexpected firing from the defence ministry in July, just six months after he had been appointed, vowing sweeping reforms.
