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Newly surfaced personal correspondence and historical records illuminate the complicated private life of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the barrister who founded Pakistan in 1947. The disclosures trace his relationships, lifestyle, and inner circle during the volatile years leading up to Partition.
The presenter used social media to apologise to fans and announce surgery, postponing all scheduled appearances.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have flown back to the United Kingdom with sons Archie and Lilibet, prompting a public comment of approval from U.S. President Donald Trump.
The South Korean government announced on Thursday that a new presidential office will be established in Sejong, with 350 ministries and agencies slated to relocate from Seoul by 2029.
President Donald Trump sparked a wave of criticism on September 2 after posting on Truth Social that a proposed name change for the Strait of Hormuz was ‘ridiculous’, prompting Fox News viewers to turn against him.
Workers have begun dismantling the iconic outdoor sculpture at the Kennedy Center, escalating the ongoing standoff over the institution's leadership. The removal comes as the Trump administration pushes to reshape the cultural landmark.
Forward Donyell Malen has scored 19 goals in 20 appearances for Roma, boosted by a five-goal surge in the club's opening two matches.
Megachurch founder Adam Hamilton has secured the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate in Kansas, aiming to break a century-long Republican winning streak in the state.
Masami Kurumada, creator of the world-famous Saint Seiya manga, has filed a 2.8 billion yen lawsuit against his former manager and associates following allegations of widespread financial embezzlement.
Two historic schooners that sank near Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal two months ago remain unresolved after their owner has yet to determine their fate.
China has fully reopened the only road to the Gyirong border crossing after it was torn a week ago, while rescue teams intensify their search for missing persons in the Tibetan disaster zone.
The U.S. Navy's USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier has reached eastern Thailand, concluding a demanding deployment in the Middle East. The port call underscores Washington's continued naval presence across the Indo-Pacific.
President Vladimir Putin has publicly confirmed the continuation and expansion of military operations in Ukraine, signaling a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict and raising concerns among Western allies.
The Reserve Bank of Australia is closely monitoring volatile economic forecasts ahead of upcoming GDP data, while Prime Minister Anthony Albanese seeks to avoid diplomatic tension with China at the Pacific Islands Forum.
LOT Polish Airlines and Southwest Airlines have introduced a joint interline agreement allowing single-ticket bookings across both route networks. The partnership initially connects through major U.S. hubs in Los Angeles, Miami, and San Francisco.
American Rheinmetall has handed over its first prototype designed to replace the US Bradley Fighting Vehicle, marking a major step forward in the US military's multi-year modernization effort for armored combat systems.
Alexi Hawley, the creator and showrunner of The Rookie, has signed a major new deal to continue leading the franchise into the future.
Sri Lankan model and actress Chula Padmendra Kumarapathirana, 46, was found dead at a businessman's residence hours after attending Universal Woman Sri Lanka 2026, prompting a police investigation into the circumstances of her death.
Drone operators assisting in Nepal's critical tunnel rescue mission report severe physical obstructions, revealing that densely packed debris leaves no hollow or empty spaces for aerial reconnaissance inside the passage.
Rachel Campos-Duffy used a Fox News segment to publicly raise doubts about President Trump's motivations, warning viewers that his decisions would face heightened scrutiny. The on-air comments mark a notable break from the network's typically loyal coverage of the administration.
More than five days after Nepal's disaster struck Rasuwa, rescue teams are struggling through mountain silt and rubble, recovering decomposing bodies and evacuating them by helicopter amid serious health risks.
Law enforcement officers neutralized an attacker following a fatal stabbing incident in New York's Times Square, swiftly resolving an 'extraordinarily dangerous situation.' The response highlights the critical role of rapid police deployment in crowded urban environments.
Arizona’s shortstop Ketel Marte rejoined the Diamondbacks’ active roster after missing two weeks, including a game in Boston. The team did not disclose the reason for his absence.
Following an unprecedented heatwave, experts say common house spiders are emerging in large numbers for mating, prompting a public safety advisory.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has officially dropped its planned exhibition and theme featuring controversial fashion designer John Galliano.
Gunnar Henderson delivered a five-RBI performance featuring two home runs as the Baltimore Orioles erased a deficit with seven unanswered runs to beat the Athletics 8-5.
A fresh military engagement between the United States and Iran has broken a weeks-long stalemate, prompting US official Bessent to signal costly sanctions against Tehran and its foreign supporters.
A critical and commercial powerhouse in disaster cinema has outpaced heavy competition to claim the top spot across digital streaming platforms.
Irish post-punk group Fontaines DC earned critical acclaim for their high-energy performance at the Reading Festival, according to a review published by The Times.
Musician and politician Babul Supriyo has honored the late singer Zubeen Garg with a rendition of 'Mayabini', calling music the ultimate expression of his love and respect.
Oscar-winning actor Julia Roberts reflected on a humbling lesson from co-star Dolly Parton during the filming of the classic 1989 drama Steel Magnolias.
Renée Fleming will lead two inaugural events as Piedmont Opera, backed by Novant Health, kicks off its 50th anniversary season, spotlighting music’s capacity to heal, inspire and unite.
Elon Musk used his X account to denounce pop star Billie Eilish as hypocritical for criticizing capitalism while flaunting luxury, and he asked his AI chatbot Grok to craft a vulgar roast.
Juan Soto was activated from the 10‑day injured list and delivered the decisive RBI single that lifted New York to a 6‑2 victory over Houston.
Speaking at a New York event on August 29, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat highlighted India's cultural pluralism as a core strength, framing unity and diversity as intrinsic to the nation's DNA.
Joint‑CEO Michał Nowakowski says The Witcher 4 will ship in a boxed collector’s edition even after Sony ends disc support in 2028.
During a performance of a 1990s hit in Cincinnati, the country star slipped when his boot snagged on the stage, landing on his back and prompting an on‑site medical check.
On Aug. 28, 2026, former Skid Row vocalist Sebastian Bach took the stage with Twisted Sister, stepping in for longtime singer Dee Snider for the band's first show with the new frontman.
Presenters on BBC Breakfast shared a heartfelt update early in the show and said the team is weighing options to honour the iconic country singer.
The death toll from flash floods in Nepal and Tibet has risen to 579, with 1,924 still missing; India has dispatched additional rescue teams and relief supplies to support Nepal’s response.
Middlesbrough FC has asked supporters to observe a moment of silence for PC Matthew Blades and PC Tom Clough, who were killed in a collision on the A66.
A Manhattan judge ruled the payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels were not official acts, denying Trump's attempt to move his criminal fraud conviction to federal court.
In its fifth week, the Independent Commission Against Corruption inquiry disclosed heated political comments, a questionable subsidy for jam production, and the unexpected testimony of a high‑profile guest.
Former President Donald Trump asserted that the United States has struck a deal with Venezuela to assume control over its estimated 65 billion barrels of oil, a claim yet to be corroborated by official sources.
Young Stoner Life's latest compilation 'Slime Language 3' features the new track 'Eaters', uniting heavyweights Travis Scott, Future, Yeat and Tezzus alongside Young Thug.
Hallmark’s lead actress says she’s eager for a second season of the romantic series, but the network has yet to confirm renewal.
The former ESPN and MSNBC anchor announced he is back on air following a catheter‑ablation procedure for atrial fibrillation that forced a hiatus since May.
Hundreds of families displaced by recent floods in Nepal are left with destroyed homes, lost livelihoods and limited access to food, water and medical aid, while the path to recovery remains unclear.
Quito's criminal court has found former President Lenín Moreno guilty of receiving illegal payments funneled through shell companies during construction of the Coca-Codo Sinclair hydroelectric plant.
Following a corruption ruling against former president Lenín Moreno, political factions in Ecuador brace for election fallout as civil society and anti-corruption observers react to the verdict.
At the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium, Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Warsh urged the central bank to adopt a lower‑profile stance focused on bringing down more than five years of elevated inflation.
A federal judge in Washington rejected a request by immigrant‑rights groups to halt President Trump’s latest order that narrows eligibility for automatic citizenship for children born on U.S. soil.
Tobias Leknessund broke away on the mountainous seventh stage of the Vuelta a España to take a solo win, while defending champion Tadej Pogacar increased his general classification advantage.
The U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control added a Dubai‑based Iranian bank manager and a newly formed Hong Kong trading company to its Specially Designated Nationals list, citing links to Iran’s sanctioned financial network.
During a live weather segment on WABI-TV, meteorologist Patrick Osborn was overcome by uncontrollable laughter, turning a routine forecast into an internet meme.
The latest episode of Jasim Al‑Azzawi’s podcast features Grayzone founder Max Blumenthal, who critiques American foreign policy and examines the impact of sanctions and shifting alliances in the Middle East and beyond.
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Vice President Jafar Ghaempanah told reporters that, had he been aware of a U.S. plot to assassinate Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, Iran would have stopped its uranium enrichment program to avoid the high costs of such a confrontation.
A federal judge appointed by former President Barack Obama issued a temporary injunction on Thursday, halting the Postal Service's plan to limit mail‑in voting after a Trump‑era directive. The order leaves all ballots in the existing USPS system without new protective restrictions.
A 200‑year‑old Sikh shrine in Pakistan was demolished to clear the site for a commercial complex, prompting condemnation from the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee and India’s Bharatiya Janata Party.
China’s state Central Military Commission has removed ex‑generals Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli following investigations into alleged serious violations of law and discipline, underscoring the ongoing purge of senior military officials.