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Ex-Paralympic Star Oscar Pistorius Released on Parole 11 Years After Murdering Girlfriend
Former Paralympic star Oscar Pistorius, convicted of murdering girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, is released on parole in South Africa after nearly 11 years
Iowa School Shooting: 17-Year-Old Student in US Kills Sixth Grader, Wounds Five Others
Tragic Iowa school shooting: 6th-grade student killed, 5 injured. Gun violence epidemic in US schools continues. Latest updates on Perry High School incident
IS Jihadists Claim Iran Suicide bombings That Killed 84
Iranian investigators had already confirmed that the first blast at least was the work of a "suicide bomber" and believed the trigger for the second was "very probably another suicide bomber", the official IRNA news agency reported earlier, citing an "inf...
Afghanistan: Taliban Arrest Women for 'Bad Hijab' in First Dress Code Crackdown Since Their Return to Power
It's the first official confirmation of a crackdown on women who don't follow the dress code imposed by the Taliban since they returned to power in 2021 and has echoes with neighbouring Iran, which has enforced mandatory hijab for decades
In a Last-Ditch Effort, Imran Khan's Party Moves Pak SC to Save Cricket Bat Election Symbol
Imran Khan's party challenges court verdict on electoral symbol suspension. PTI's cricket bat symbol in jeopardy. Legal battle unfolds
Watch | 'Can't Feel My Fingers': 13-Yr-Old US Boy Becomes First Human to Beat Video Game Tetris
Willis Gibson said he could not feel his fingers after he became the first person to ‘kill screen’ of the Nintendo version of the puzzle game.
Trump Challenges Colorado Top Court’s Primary Ban in US Supreme Court
Trump's lawyers sought Supreme Court intervention and urged the American apex court for a swift reversal of Colorado's decision in a 43-page filing.
Cops in Mexico Nab Man Walking Down Street Holding Sister's Decapitated Head, Rifle
A 19-year-old man in Mexico was arrested while holding his sister's decapitated head in a case of gruesome femicide.
Japan Plane Collision: Passengers Recount Horrifying Experiences, Say Smoke in Cabin 'Stung Like Hell'
In a conversation with Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet, Deibe said, “The entire cabin was filled with smoke within a few minutes. We threw ourselves down on the floor. Then the emergency doors were opened and we threw ourselves at them"
5 Dead As Japan Aircraft With 367 On Board Catches Fire After Collision With Plane
Several fires have broken out in Tokyo’s Haneda airport.
Pak Supreme Court to Hear on January 2 Lifetime Disqualification of Politicians
The seven-member bench headed by Chief Justice Qazi Faez Isa will determine once and for all the controversy around the period of disqualification under Article 62(1)(f) of the Constitution and the amendments in the Elections Act 2017
Indian-Origin Family Death: US Agencies Point to 'Domestic Violence' After Gun Found Near Body
Tragic deaths of Indian-origin family in a Massachusetts mansion. Police investigate domestic violence link. Daughter remembered as a brilliant student
Europe’s Longest-Serving Monarch, Queen Margrethe II, Announces Surprise Abdication
Denmark's popular Queen Margrethe II will pass the baton to her son Crown Prince Frederik.
‘Will Encourage Palestinians to Emigrate’: Minister Tells Israeli Settlers to Take Over Gaza
Israeli finance minister Bezalel Smotrich said Palestinian population should be encouraged to emigrate. The far-right minister called for settlers to return to Gaza.
Taliban Say Security Forces Killed Dozens of Tajiks, Pakistanis Involved in Attacks in Afghanistan
He said scores of Tajiks and hundreds of Pakistanis involved in various incidents were also arrested during that period. Mujahid called on neighboring and regional countries to strictly monitor their borders
Houthi Boats Attack Container Ship Transiting Red Sea, US Army Choppers Repel Assault, Kill Attackers
Iranian-backed Houthi militias targeted Maersk Hangzhou off Yemen once more and this time with small boats but US forces repelled the attack and killed some of the attackers.
