Chandigarh Police Probe Two Phone Thefts: Duo Borrows Phone for 'Emergency', Bike-Borne Snatchers Target Pedestrian
Chandigarh police investigate two separate phone thefts involving deception and snatch-and-grab tactics.
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Bulgaria heads to polls Sunday amid drone attacks and economic strain
Bulgarians head to polls Sunday to elect a president as drone attacks on Black Sea shipping intensify and economic hardship deepens.
Palestinian girl killed by Israeli fire in central Gaza despite truce
Misk Hazem al-Dalou died from wounds after Israeli forces fired toward tents in Maghazi refugee camp, WAFA said.
YouTuber Dhruv Rathee Calls for London Protest Against Alleged Vote Theft
YouTuber Dhruv Rathee announced a noon Saturday demonstration outside Parliament Square, near Gandhi’s statue, to protest alleged vote theft.
Supreme Court allows private citizens to challenge false affidavits
The Supreme Court ruled that private citizens can now file complaints against candidates for false election affidavits, overriding a legal restriction.
Trump Set to Rally Georgia Republicans Amid Party Divisions in Battleground State
President Donald Trump will hold a rally in Georgia with top Republican candidates as part of his midterm campaign blitz, despite internal party divisions.
Ukraine Resumes Drone-Missile Strikes on Russian Oil Refinery
Ukraine has resumed strikes on Russian oil refinery following a brief truce
Oriental Land Names Disney Imagination as Japan's First Cruise Ship
Oriental Land Co. and ORIENTAL LAND CRUISE Co. have named the new Disney cruise ship Disney Imagination, set to become Japan's first.
Migrants in Ceuta Reflect on Options Two Months After Spain’s Border Crisis
Two months after Spain’s worst border crisis, Ceuta camp migrants confront abuse allegations and consider their next steps.
Six Arrested as Two Stolen Renoir Paintings Recovered from French Museum
French investigators have recovered two stolen Renoir paintings from the Renoir Museum and arrested six suspects linked to a €9 million heist that occurred last month.
Zelenskiy Accuses US of Inaction as Russian Strikes Kill 35 in East
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has accused the US of unwillingness to help after a Russian bomb attack killed at least 35 people, raising the two-day toll.
Iraqi Airways Restores Iran Flights After 7-Month Suspension
Iraqi Airways resumed direct flights to Iran on Thursday after a seven-month suspension that began in early March amid the US-Israeli war on Iran.
New Report Exposes Haitian Gang Networks Ahead of First Elections in Over a Decade
Report details how Haitian gangs, supported by political and economic figures, operate as the nation prepares for its first general elections in over ten years.
Spanish PM Sánchez Calls Early Elections After Housing Crisis Defeat
Pedro Sánchez announces early elections after a bruising legislative defeat on emergency housing measures.
US Air Force pulls bombers from RAF Fairford after terror plot probe
The US Air Force has withdrawn all its bombers from RAF Fairford, the Gloucestershire base British authorities say was targeted in a suspected terror plot, as investigators examine possible Iranian involvement, which Tehran denies.
Portugal launches probe into US use of Lajes Base ahead of Iran conflict
Portugal’s prosecutor opens an inquiry into whether U.S. operations from Lajes Air Base breach domestic and international law ahead of the war on Iran.
China's Selective Mekong Cooperation Fuels Regional Tensions, Report Warns
Report contrasts China's binding water treaties with northern neighbours against unilateral Mekong dam operations endangering 60 million downstream.
Donald Trump Holds Alabama Campaign Rally, Promises Return Next Week
The former president revisited the site of his initial mega rally during a midterm tour, telling attendees he plans to revisit the state shortly.
Fox News Host Jesse Watters Showcases Hasan Piker in Maid Outfit, Coos ‘Here Kitty’
Jesse Watters aired a September 29 Primetime segment featuring left‑leaning streamer Hasan Piker in a cat‑eared French maid costume from a January 2025 Japan trip.
IDF Special Forces Conclude Seven-Month Southern Lebanon Operation
IDF special forces finish seven-month operation in southern Lebanon, destroying over 900 Hezbollah sites and securing weapons caches near the Litani River.
Marvel Unveils Massive Doctor Doom Monument in Shanghai Promotional
Marvel has unveiled a giant Doctor Doom statue in Shanghai as part of its promotional campaign for the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday film.
Cornell Opens 2026-27 Call for A.D. White Professors-at-Large Nominations
Cornell invites faculty, departments and groups to submit nominations for the 2026-27 A.D. White Professors-at-Large Program covering arts, humanities, life sciences and physical sciences.
Dangote Confirms US Investors for $16 Billion Kenya Refinery Groundbreaking Wednesday
Nigerian billionaire says Americans will join African-led investment in East Africa's largest refinery project.
Madrid Protests Erupt Over Housing Crisis After Eviction of Elderly Woman
Protests surge in Madrid following eviction of 87-year-old resident, prompting government to outline housing crisis response measures.
World Leaders Push for Overhaul of UN Security Council, Spotlight Africa's Absence
A coalition of nations at the UN General Assembly called for expanding permanent and non‑permanent seats, urging Africa’s inclusion as a permanent member.
Israeli Ambassador Offers Starlink to Iranian Diplomat at UN, Walks Away Unanswered
During a tense exchange at the United Nations, Israel's UN ambassador offered a Starlink terminal to an Iranian diplomat, who walked away without accepting it.
CNN Analyst’s ‘Oh My God’ as Trump Hits Record Low Among Pure Independents
CNN’s chief data analyst Harry Enten exclaimed “Oh my God” when Donald Trump’s approval rating among pure independents fell to an all‑time low.
Ayushmann Khurrana Talks Playing a Pakistani Spy and Chanting ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ in Udta Teer
Ayushmann Khurrana reveals he chants ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ for his amnesiac Pakistani spy role in Udta Teer, saying he follows the script and recalls co‑star Mukul Dev’s underuse.
Judge hears arguments in Trump White House media ban case, no ruling yet
A federal judge heard arguments on Wednesday in the lawsuit challenging President Trump's ban of three news outlets from White House grounds, but issued no immediate decision.
Macron slams Trump’s Gaza peace claim at UN, decries ongoing humanitarian blockade
In his final UN speech, French President Emmanuel Macron denounced Donald Trump’s Gaza peace proposal as a façade and warned that West Bank violence and settlements threaten Palestinian statehood.
China’s US Envoy Cautions on Taiwan, Human Rights Red Lines Ahead of Trump‑Xi Summit
China’s ambassador to the United States warned Wednesday that Beijing’s red lines include Taiwan, human rights and other issues, ahead of an upcoming Trump‑Xi meeting.
Trump's UNGA address lauded for calm delivery, earns rare applause
President Trump's United Nations General Assembly speech was noted for its calm, well‑crafted delivery and even earned applause from the typically stoic audience.
US President Meets NYC Mayor as EU Calls for Continued Russia Sanctions
The US President met with New York City’s mayor while the European Union pressed the bloc to keep sanctions on Russia over its war in Ukraine.
Typhoon Dujuan kills two, cuts power to 46,000 homes as record rain hits Tokyo
Typhoon Dujuan, now weakened, caused two fatalities and left 46,000 Japanese homes without electricity while delivering record rainfall to parts of Tokyo.
Israel places Banat Yaqub shrine under its authority; Palestine urges urgent action
Israeli forces seized control of the historic Banat Yaqub shrine in Tulkarm, citing Antiquities Authority jurisdiction, prompting Palestinian officials to demand immediate intervention.
Defense Secretary Hegseth Welcomes Paul Brothers for Pentagon Tour with Troops
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth invited YouTube personalities Logan and Jake Paul to the Pentagon on Thursday for a tour and meeting with service members.
Square Enix Unveils Updated Tifa Look in Final Fantasy 7 Revelation Demo at TGS 2026
Square Enix revealed a refreshed Tifa Lockhart design, including a new Black Mage outfit, in Final Fantasy 7 Revelation demo footage shown at Tokyo Game Show 2026.
Iran Urges US to Honor Pakistani‑Brokered June Framework Deal, Says Interior Ministry
Iran's interior ministry urged the United States to comply with the June‑signed, Pakistan‑mediated framework, emphasizing sovereign approval and ongoing diplomatic efforts.
Israeli PM threatens citizenship loss for those who 'defame' army after 'NAZA' documentary
The award‑winning film 'NAZA' alleges Israeli forces deliberately killed Gaza civilians, prompting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to vow stripping citizenship from anyone who defames the army.
Trump bars CNN, MSNOW, Politico from White House, labels them ‘fake news’
President Donald Trump announced a ban on CNN, MSNOW and Politico reporters from the White House, calling the outlets ‘fake news’.
FX's Far Cry TV Series Announces Star-Studded First-Season Cast Including Caplan, Buscemi, Gleeson
FX has unveiled the first‑season lineup for its Far Cry anthology, adding Lizzy Caplan, Steve Buscemi, Brendan Gleeson and other acclaimed actors.
South Park Slams Trump’s Geographic Renaming in Season‑29 Premiere
In its season‑29 debut, Comedy Central’s South Park lampooned Donald Trump’s controversial geographic renamings, even parodying a name change to ‘South America’ and mocking tech giants.
House Clears Russia Sanctions Bill, Overcoming Democratic Opposition
The House approved a Russia sanctions measure despite Democratic resistance, a bill led by the late GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham after a reported White House deal.
SDA Awaits FAA Nod to Test Space‑Based Link 16 in U.S.; Overseas Trials Ongoing
The Space Development Agency says it still awaits FAA clearance to conduct domestic tests of routing Link 16 communications via its Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture, citing aviation‑safety concerns.
Israeli army chief declares Hamas defeated, says conflict essentially over
Army Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir told Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defence Minister Katz that Hamas has suffered a military defeat and the confrontation is effectively over, officials said.
Treenod to Debut New Game ‘Poko Merge’ at Tokyo Game Show 2026
Treenod will reveal its upcoming title 'Poko Merge' for the first time during the Tokyo Game Show 2026, held at Makuhari Messe, Chiba, from Sept 17‑21.
AStation debuts Cosmos mixed-reality adventure at Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies
AStation’s Cosmos, a mixed-reality journey from a shark tunnel to the birth of the universe, opens on 14 September at Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies, using Apple Vision Pro headsets.
Australian regulator warns after oesophagus tear from counterfeit weight‑loss peptide
The Therapeutic Goods Administration warned after a patient suffered an oesophageal tear from a counterfeit version of experimental peptide retatrutide, a drug not approved for use in Australia.
Meghan Markle posts first UK family video, showing Harry, kids fishing and mud play
Meghan Markle posted a video of Prince Harry and their children enjoying muddy splashes and fishing, marking their first public glimpse after relocating to the United Kingdom.
IAEA Refers Iran to Security Council as Oman Prepares Strait of Hormuz Talks
The IAEA has referred Iran to the UN Security Council over non-proliferation breaches, alongside emerging diplomatic efforts in Oman.
Goa’s Hidden Gems: Inland Heritage Sites From Fontainhas to Dudhsagar Falls
Beyond its famed beaches, Goa’s inland sites—Portuguese‑styled Fontainhas, ancient Tambdi Surla Temple, and the towering Dudhsagar Falls—highlight the state’s rich cultural heritage.
Hungary's PM pledges to repeal 2020 ban on gay and lesbian adoption
Hungary's government will amend the 2020 law that barred gay and lesbian couples from adopting children, Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced.
Oscar-Winning 'The Last Emperor' UK Producer Jeremy Thomas Passes Away at 77
Veteran UK film executive and producer Jeremy Thomas, renowned for his work on 'The Last Emperor', has passed away at age 77.
One Suspect Injured in Northern Israel as IDF Responds to Stone-Throwing Incident
One suspect was injured in northern Israel after the Israel Defense Forces responded to a stone-throwing incident involving a shepherd.
Iraq Scrambles to Contain Fallout After Iran‑Backed Militias Hit Saudi Pipeline
Iraq confirmed that Iran‑backed militias launched an attack from its territory that shut a Saudi oil pipeline, and the government pledged an investigation to address the incident.
Odisha Secures ₹2.42 trillion UAE Investment Proposals, 618,000 Jobs Targeted
Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi’s three‑day UAE trip yielded investment intents worth ₹2.42 trillion and promises of 618,000 jobs, with eight MoUs signed across sectors.
Braves Edge Phillies 6-5 in 11-Inning Thriller to Open Crucial NL East Series
Drake Baldwin’s 11th‑inning double drove in Ha‑Seong Kim, giving Atlanta a 6‑5 win over Philadelphia in the opening game of a pivotal NL East series on Friday.
Buckingham Palace Marks 9/11 25th Anniversary With Special Guard Ceremony
Special Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace honors 25th anniversary of 9/11 attacks with U.S. ambassador and UK foreign minister attending.
Mississippi Police Detain Suspect in Hanging Death of Black Woman Tasia Fortune
Police in Jackson announced Friday they have arrested a man in connection with the death of Tasia Fortune, a Black woman found hanging from a tree last month.
Violence Erupts in Kurdish Syrian Town After Former Fighter Killing, State Media Reports
Syrian state media says clashes erupted in a Kurdish-majority town after a former fighter was killed, sparking local unrest.