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14-Year-Old Saves Man Swept Away By River Using Rope During Family Vacation In US
Jory Thomas was camping with his family near Greycliff, about 70 miles west of Billings, during the Fourth of July weekend.
Trump Announces "Historic" Deal For Hamas' "Complete Disarmament" In Gaza
Despite the ceasefire, violence has continued in Gaza, with Israeli strikes killing at least four people including two children on Thursday, according to health officials.
Iranian Hackers Suspected In Cyberattack On US' Minnesota Water Systems
Cyberattacks on several local water systems in the US state of Minnesota carry telltale signs of a hacker group affiliated with Iran...
Pakistan Says US-Iran Talks Ongoing Amid Intensified Attacks
Mediator Pakistan insisted Thursday that negotiations between Iran and the United States were ongoing, even as Washington carried out a "heavy wave of strikes" on its foe in retaliation for fresh attacks targeting Jordan.
Indian Sailor Goes Missing After Drone Strike On Ukrainian Ship
Ram Chandra had joined the merchant navy recently and was on only his second overseas assignment, having left for duty in September last year.
Egypt Confirms Drone Caused Fire On 2 Gas Vessels At Damietta
A drone caused the fire that engulfed two gas vessels at Egypt's Mediterranean port of Damietta, the Egyptian cabinet said on Thursday, confirming that the blaze which erupted a day earlier was the result of an attack rather than an accident.
Indian-Origin Lawyer Faces Over Rs 4 Crore Fine In US Over Fake Asylum Claims
Suraj Raj Singh, who handles immigration cases across the US, has primarily filed asylum applications for individuals of Indian origin.
Trump "Exasperated" As There's "No Unity" Among Top Advisers On Iran: Report
According to NBC News, Trump had expected Iran to return to the negotiating table much sooner. Instead, the conflict has dragged on, with no clear agreement inside his administration on what the next step should be.
"Absolute Chaos": Thousands Breach Morocco Border With Spanish Territory
Hundreds of migrants entered the Spanish north African exclave of Ceuta on Thursday, AFP reporters saw, many of them having swum by sea around the frontier fence.
Virgin Atlantic Engineer Dies After Tragic Maintenance Accident At Heathrow Airport
A forensic post-mortem report found that the man had suffered a traumatic brain injury - a craniofacial trauma.
Netanyahu And Vance Hold 'Direct, Frank' Talks On Rift Over Iran War: Report
The meeting, held at Blair House, was described by officials from both sides as 'direct and frank'.
'Sheikh Hasina Will Be Arrested The Moment She Returns': Bangladesh Minister
Bangladesh Law Minister M Asaduzzaman asserted that Hasina, who was sentenced to death in November 2025, may not even get the chance to surrender directly to a court before getting arrested.
Russia Likely Used North Korean Missile In Deadly Ukraine Strike: Report
A Russian overnight attack that killed a family near the Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih likely used a North Korean missile, two sources said, in what would be the first time such a weapon had been fired in the war in nearly a year.
"Not Fight Between Stree-Sautan": Bangladesh On Ties With US, India, China
Bangladesh's foreign minister, Dr Khalilur Rahman, said that the improvement of relations with one country does not mean that relations with another country are deteriorating.
4 Killed From Israeli Strikes Amid Ongoing Ceasefire, Says Gaza Ministry
A ceasefire remains in place between Israel and Palestinian group Hamas, but it has not halted the violence in Gaza, and efforts to secure a lasting agreement to end the war have stalled.
Nearly 3,000 Excess Deaths Caused By Record-Breaking Heatwaves In England
The provisional figure is almost double the total for the whole of the summer in 2025, which was 1,504, and represents "a substantial public health impact," the UKHSA government agency said.
25 Cats Rescued After Explosion Following Japan Earthquake
After a 7.1 quake hit the Aeon mall, staff evacuated Cat Cafe MOFF. They returned to save the cats, but a gas explosion forced another exit.
Pope Leo Says He Has "Great Love" For US, But Doesn't Define Self As American
Pope Leo XIV noted his love for America, but stressed his true mission is serving as pastor to a universal, global church.
Opinion: Opinion | What The Rawalakot Bloodshed Says About Pakistan And Its 'Azad Kashmir' Narrative
The images emerging from PoK are difficult to ignore: streets stained with blood, protesters lying motionless, grieving families searching for loved ones, and heavily armed security personnel confronting civilians.
