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Pakistan Turns To Terror Playbook Amid Taliban Troubles, Crisis In PoK
Beijing has reportedly shared its concerns about the vulnerability of their personnel and projects at the highest levels in Pakistan, putting Army Chief Munir under serious pressure to deliver results.
US Immigration Agents To Wear Body Cameras During Vehicle Stops
ICE will require officers to wear body cameras during vehicle stops after two fatal shootings in Texas and Maine sparked public backlash
Samsung Cuts Hundreds Of US Jobs, Offers Relocation Amid Headquarters Shift
As AI demand drives record chip profits, surging component costs squeeze Samsung's phone and TV units, forcing a massive US workforce pivot to Texas.
JD Vance, Wife Usha Welcome Fourth Child Alec Neel Vance
The birth also marked a rare event in American political history. The last vice-president known to have had a child while serving in office was Schuyler Colfax. His son, Schuyler Colfax III, was born in 1870.
Pledging To 'Rewire Britain', 'King of North' Andy Burnham Becomes UK PM
Andy Burnham, 56, faces a long list of problems, from Britain's underperforming utilities to anaemic economic growth, and must first unveil his top team of ministers - already the subject of much debate in the governing Labour Party.
Pregnant Woman In US Names Baby After Surgeon Who Saved Her Life Following Brain Cancer Battle
She recalled that she kept thinking about her children and believed she would not see them grow up.
Death Threats, Bribes And More: Iran's Araghchi Details Talks With Team Trump
Araghchi also rejected Washington's claims that Iran could be forced into submission through military pressure. He drew comparisons with Venezuela, where the US forced regime change with the capture of President Nicolas Maduro during a military operation in January.
Meet Sally, AI-Powered Humanoid Robot To Help Teach High School Students In New York
Costing about $57,600, Sally has a lifelike appearance with silicone skin, long brown hair, and movable arms and hands.
Another American Soldier Killed In US-Iran War, Was Detonating Iranian Drone
The soldier's death on Saturday brings the confirmed number of American military fatalities since the war began on 28 February to 17.
5.5 Magnitude Earthquake Kills At Least 5 In Peru's Andes Region
The US Geological Survey reported the quake struck on Saturday at 9:24 pm, with its epicentre located 2 kilometres (1.24 miles) west-southwest of the city of Sicaya in Huancayo province. It was 10 kilometres (6.21 miles) deep.
Israel Vows "Full Force" Response If Iran Fires Missiles
"If Iran fires missiles at Israel, we will attack them with full force," Israel Katz said during a visit to a rescue service facility.
After 2 Fatal Shootings, US Immigration Officers Wear Body Cameras On Stops
Homan's comments come after federal immigration agents fatally shot two men six days apart during traffic stops in Texas and Maine earlier this month. There is no body-camera footage from ICE agents involved in those incidents.
66 Missing After 86-Year-Old Ferry Overturns In Guyana
The ferry MV Barima left the small English-speaking country at the northeast corner of South America Saturday afternoon with 133 people aboard for a trip from the capital, Georgetown, to the town of Port Kaituma.
Pakistan Summons Imran Khan's Sister Over Remarks On Army, War With India
The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency issued the summons on Saturday, asking Niazi to appear at its Islamabad office on Monday to record her statement.
Sirens, Strikes, Shattered Deal: Middle East On Edge As US, Iran Trade Blows
Iran's health ministry said at least 50 people had been killed and more than 500 wounded in the latest wave of US strikes.
Days After Indonesia Boat Sinking 2 Survivors Found On Uninhabited Island
The vessel, which was carrying more than 70 people, sank on Wednesday as it sailed near Selayar, a small island south of the larger Sulawesi.
Instagram And Facebook Down? Thousands Report Login And Posting Issues
Meta has not yet released a statement, but Downdetector's live map showed that the volume of new complaints was beginning to taper off.
1 Killed, 16 Injured in One of Russia's Largest Missile Barrages Yet On Kyiv
US President Donald Trump has said he is prepared to grant Ukraine licenses to produce Patriots, the most effective means of intercepting Russian ballistic missiles, potentially bolstering Kyiv's defences against similar Russian strikes.
7 Million Abusive Comments Aimed At Players, Staff Detected During World Cup
Earlier this month, FIFA said racial abuse accounted for 11% of detected offensive messages during the World Cup so far.
