First Muslim US Senator-Elect El-Sayed Questions Aid To Pakistan: 'Using American Money To Violate Int'l Law'

Fired on Diwali, employee recalls last call from HR in viral Reddit post: ‘Thanks for ruining the festival’

A post has gone viral as an individual opened up about his job loss with Diwali right around the corner. The user has sought help online to find a new job.

'Trying To Obtain Nuclear Weapons': Israel Says 'Iran Mission' Not Complete

Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz renewed charges that Iran -- attacked twice since last year in major Israeli-US bombing campaigns -- is pursuing nuclear weapons, a claim that Tehran denies.

Israeli President To Invite Netanyahu's Rival, Eisenkot, To Form Govt Today | Top Points

Eisenkot secured the backing of 67 lawmakers in the 120-member Knesset. The announcement is scheduled for 5 pm local time (8:30 pm IST).

'Trump has cost us': After midterm losses, MAGA asks if it's over

Across the coalition, some supporters who once viewed Trump as MAGA"s greatest asset are beginning to question whether he"s become its biggest liability.

Philippines rebukes officials over public comments about China

Royal family leads the Remembrance Sunday service in London

Man Who "Held Grudge Against Society" Stabs Bookshop Worker In Japan

Police did not elaborate on the victim's condition, but there was no fear for his life.

Usman Khawaja says 'I haven't thrown anyone under the bus' after ball-tampering revelations

Khawaja has claimed the entire Australia team knew about the ball-tampering during the infamous sandpaper scandal

Two controversial figures have spoken out in support of Russell Brand

Brand faces prison sentence ‘of some length’ after being convicted of rape and sexual assault

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Huge nuclear power plant loses power sparking fear of radiation accident

Energoatom warns operating in ‘blackout mode’ could lead to a ‘radiation accident’

Trump golf course tree felling sparks probe into alleged government misconduct

King Charles leads two-minute silence as thousands gather for Remembrance Sunday

A sea of poppies, military uniforms and berets could be seen as hundreds of people gathered in central London on Sunday