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  Video: US Man Hides In Swamp During Police Chase, Alligator Finds Him

  What began as a routine police chase in US' Louisiana ended in a bizarre twist when an alligator joined the pursuit and attacked a suspected drunk driver who had jumped into a swamp while trying to evade arrest.

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  $700,000 vs $3.8 Million: Ukraine Builds Its Own Cheap Answer To Patriot

  Ukrainian arms manufacturer Fire Point last week carried out the first flight test of a new surface-to-air missile developed as a more affordable, mass-producible alternative to the United States' Patriot system

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  Turkey Calls For "Liberating Jerusalem", Netanyahu Slams "Dictator" Erdogan

  In a post on X, Netanyahu called Erdogan an "antisemitic dictator" and accused him of supporting Hamas, suppressing political opponents and carrying out actions against the Kurds.

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  Ex-Sri Lankan Spy Chief, Easter Bombings 'Mastermind': Who Is Suresh Sallay?

  Retired Major General Tuan Suresh Sallay was arrested in February for "aiding and abetting" the 2019 Easter suicide bombings.

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  Asim Munir Plays Global Peacemaker Amid Pakistan's Inner Turmoil

  Insurgency in two of Pakistan's largest provinces, Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, is at its highest level in a decade, according to data aggregated by watchdogs based in India and Pakistan.

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  Pakistan Army Helicopter Crashes During Take-Off In PoK, All On Board Dead

  Pakistan Army Helicopter Crashes During Take-Off In PoK, All On Board Dead

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  OpenAI Says It Has A Plan To Ensure AI Benefits Everyone, Not Just A Few

  In a new blog post, OpenAI says artificial general intelligence should empower billions of people rather than remain concentrated in the hands of a handful of companies or governments.

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  Sri Lanka Says Spy Chief 'Directed' 2019 Easter Bombings That Killed 279

  Sri Lanka's public security minister told parliament Wednesday the nation's ex-intelligence chief directed the 2019 Easter Sunday attack, in the first official statement linking him directly to the bombings that killed 279 people.

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  Netanyahu To Seek Re-Election In 1st Israeli Polls Since Hamas Attack

  The Israeli election will be the first since the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, the country's worst security failure, which precipitated Israel's assault on the Gaza Strip.

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  29-Year-Old Woman Dies In Office Washroom After Bosses Repeatedly Denied Sick Leave

  Nomusa, Dhladhla's aunt, claimed that Dhladhla had submitted two sick notes in the past few days citing her health.

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  Why Is Trump Building A New Underground Bunker Beneath The White House?

  Trump's proposed White House project has once again drawn attention to the role underground bunkers have played in protecting national leaders during war, crises and security threats.

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  Night Of Arson In UK's Belfast After African Immigrant Tries To 'Behead' Man

  The violence, which is currently not being treated as terrorism, comes at a time of heightened tensions in Britain following the murder of a student, Henry Nowak, who was handcuffed by police as he lay dying from stab wounds after his killer, Vickrum

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  Chinese Woman Claims Ex-Husband Hid Rs 19 Crore During Divorce While She Struggled With Medical Bills

  The woman discovered that her ex-husband had hidden the massive sum of money and lied about his actual financial situation.

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  Giorgia Meloni's "Congratulations" Post On PM Modi's 12 Years In Office

  PM Meloni joins the list of global leaders who have extended wishes to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the historic milestone.

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  Google Cloud Outage In India As 3rd-Party Data Centre Fire Triggers Shutdown

  The cloud-computing unit said the fire led to an emergency power shutdown at the facility, isolating a local point of presence in Delhi.

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  Meet Indian-Origin Man Behind Drone Boat That Rescued US Pilots From Hormuz

  Vibhav Altekar is a highly accomplished perception engineer with expertise in the field of autonomous systems and maritime technology.

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  World Witnessed Second-Hottest May On Record: EU's Climate Monitor

  Records were broken in Britain, France, Ireland and Portugal last month as a "heat dome" of warm air from northern Africa pushed temperatures well above normal levels across western Europe.

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  US Man Loses Rs 3.7 Crore In Retirement Savings After Responding To Phishing Mail

  A 77-year-old US man lost Rs 3.7 crore ($390,000) in a phishing scam involving fake PayPal refund and gold purchase.

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  Opinion | America Has Never, Ever Looked This Humiliated: The Story Of A Superpower's Fall

  America's position was not this weak until recently; in fact, it was riding high. Then it chose to make all the wrong choices, and turned into a 'superpower' no one takes seriously anymore.

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  12 Killed, 9 Injured In Mass Shooting In South Africa's Johannesburg

  Police said the suspects arrived in a white Toyota Quantum, entered the settlement from two access points and opened fire at multiple locations before fleeing in the same vehicle.