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US Restaurant Worker Placed Food On His Genitals, Peed On Them, Then Served It To Customers
Jace Christian Hanson who worked at Hereford House, a pricey restaurant, admitted to police that he has tainted food of customers over 20 times.
Who Are Israel’s Main Weapons Suppliers And Who Has Halted Exports?
The U.S. has long been by far the largest arms supplier to its closest Middle East ally, followed by Germany, and Italy
House Speaker Mike Johnson survived a motion to vacate. Here's why his job is far from safe.
Mike Johnson's job isn't safe yet.
'Because You're An Indian': US Author Tells Vivek Ramaswamy Why She Wouldn't Have Voted For Him
Ramaswamy, whose parents emigrated from India, listened to Coulter's racist remarks politely, and later praised her for “having the guts to speak her mind"
'No Reliable Evidence': Russia Refutes US Allegations Against India In Pannun Murder Plot
The Russian Foreign Ministry said that the US has not yet provided any reliable evidence implicating Indian citizens in the case
Ex-Chinese Defence Minister Gen. Wei Fenghe Emerges In Public After Prolonged Absence
Gen. Wei Fenghe reemerges, indicating political safety. Speculation arises over successor Gen. Li Shangfu's fate
Muizzu Sends His Foreign Minister To Delhi For First High-Level Ministerial Meeting
President Mohamed Muizzu is sending Moosa Zameer for the first high-level ministerial visit following his election.
‘False, Fabricated’: India Dismisses Pak Army’s Allegations Of Being Behind ‘Targeted Killings’
India said that the Pakistan establishment is giving backing to the allegations made by the Five Eyes as well, without proof.
‘I Choked Her’: US Man Kills Ailing Wife Because He Could Not Pay Her Medical Bills
The man from the US state of Missouri has been charged with second-degree murder for killing his wife.
Watch: Nasa’s Mind-Bending Simulation Shows What Happens If You Fall Into A Black Hole
NASA's simulation shows what happens when a camera crosses into a black hole's event horizon showing how time and space gets distorted.
Biden speaks with Netanyahu as Israelis appear closer to Rafah offensive
President Joe Biden again urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against launching an offensive in the southern Gaza city of Rafah as Israel on Monday appeared to be moving closer to an offensive to root out Hamas militants.
Watch | Iranian Fishing Boat Intercepted Off Kerala Coast With Six Indian Fishermen Aboard
The Indian Coast Guard intercepts an Iranian fishing boat off Koyilandy coast, detaining six fishermen from Tamil Nadu. Details on their escape from Iran
Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari Likely To Replace Ishaq Dar As Pakistan's Foreign Minister: Report
Pakistan's former foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari set for a comeback. Power-sharing deal with PML-N close, cabinet position expected
London Mayor Sadiq Khan Wins Third Term, Sunak’s Party Finishes Third In Local Council Polls
The local council and mayoral polls before the general election shows that Rishi Sunak’s party is struggling to revive its fortunes.
Chilling Video Shows Ex-Kazakh Minister Kicking, Punching 31-Year-Old Wife To Death
The trial of the 44-year-old is the first in the country to ever be streamed online, making it readily accessible to the 19 million people in Kazakhstan
Pro-Palestine Protesters In New Jersey's Rutgers Call Kashmiris 'Occupied People'
The ninth demand from the students at Rutgers University in New Brunswick called for the display of flags representing "occupied peoples" on the campus, as per an X post by 'controversial' historian and author Audrey Truschke
