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  Ecuador Metro Suspended After Puppy Enters Tracks, Rescued After 24 Hours

  A puppy was rescued early Thursday after it spent nearly 24 hours in the metro tunnels of Quito, Ecuador. The chase began Wednesday morning when the dog and a cat entered the subway tracks near the San Francisco station.

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  Canadian Journalist Flags 'Anti-India Sentiment' After Murders Of 2 Indians

  After two Indian students in Toronto were killed in a span of one week, Canadian journalist Daniel Bordman has highlighted concerns over a culture of "anti-India sentiment" rising in the country.

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  Brazil's Bolsonaro Releases Letter Backing Son for 2026 Presidential Race

  Brazil's former President Jair Bolsonaro released a handwritten letter on Thursday confirming that he was backing one of his sons for the 2026 presidential race.

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  Who Was Shivank Avasthi? 20-Year-Old Indian Student Shot Dead In Canada

  Shivank Avasthi, a 20-year-old Indian student, was shot dead near the University of Toronto Scarborough campus in Canada.

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  "Hospital Killed Him": Indian Man's Wife In Canada Recalls 8-Hour Ordeal

  Days after Prashant Sreekumar, a 44-year-old Indian-origin man, died of suspected cardiac arrest while waiting for treatment at Grey Nuns Community Hospital in Canada's Edmonton, a video of his wife has gone viral.

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  10 Killed, 32 Injured In Mexico Bus Crash On Christmas Eve

  The crash occurred on Christmas Eve in the town of Zontecomatlan, while the vehicle traveled from Mexico City to the village of Chicontepec.

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  Indian Student, 20, Shot Dead Near Toronto University, Accused On The Run

  Shivank Avasthi was found with a gunshot wound on Tuesday, in what the police said was Toronto's 41st homicide case this year.

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  "Papa, I'm In Pain": Indian Man Dies After 8-Hour Wait At Canada Hospital

  A 44-year-old Indian-origin man has died of suspected cardiac arrest after he reportedly did not receive any treatment for several hours at a hospital in Canada.

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  US Judge Upholds Trump's $100K H-1B Visa Fee Amid Immigration Crackdown

  A US federal judge on Tuesday upheld President Donald Trump's $100,000 fee to process H-1B visa applications, acknowledging it could "inflict significant harm on American businesses and institutions of higher education."

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  Mid-Air Emergency Activates 'Garmin Autoland', US Plane Lands Itself

  A small airplane landed safely on its own, using a special autopilot system called Garmin Autoland, after an in-flight emergency in Colorado, US.

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  Canadian Lawmaker Slams Bangladesh's Yunus Regime Over Attacks On Hindus

  A Canadian lawmaker has issued a stinging indictment of the Muhammad Yunus-led Bangladesh interim government, warning that the country is facing a grave breakdown of law and order

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  Indian Woman Himanshi Khurana Murdered In Canada, Partner Is Prime Suspect

  A 30-year-old Indian origin woman was killed in Toronto, Canada, in what police believe is an act of intimate partner violence.

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  "Pattern Of Persecution": Canadian MP On Hindu Man's Lynching In Bangladesh

  Canadian MP Shuv Majumdar has called for an end to the "pogroms" against minorities in Bangladesh, demanding the Chief Adviser of Bangladesh, Muhammad Yunus for accountability.

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  Kash Patel Under Scrutiny For Using Taxpayer-Funded BMW X5, $115 Million Jet

  FBI director Kash Patel is once again at the centre of a controversy after reports that the bureau purchased luxury armoured BMW X5 vehicles for his use, replacing the Chevrolet Suburbans traditionally used to transport FBI leadership.

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  "Largest Battleship In History Of US": All About 'Trump-Class Ships'

  President Donald Trump on Monday announced a new class of heavily armed warships that will be named after himself -- an honor usually reserved for US leaders who have left office.

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  'Big Boy Can Handle It': Trump On Bill Clinton's Photos In Epstein Files

  US President Donald Trump said Monday that people who "innocently met" Jeffrey Epstein in the past risked having their reputations ruined by the release of the investigative files on the convicted sex offender.

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  Massive Power Outage Leaves San Francisco In Dark, 130,000 Residents Affected

  A huge electricity outage hit San Francisco on Saturday, leaving 130,000 residents without power for several hours at its peak, with the city's main provider saying all services would return overnight.

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  Epstein Files Go Public, But Survivors' Interviews Missing

  The Justice Department's much-anticipated release of records tied to Jeffrey Epstein arrived in a flood of documents that did little to quell the long-simmering intrigue, largely because some of the most consequential records were nowhere to be found

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  "Is This The Best Government Can Do?" Victims Slam Epstein Files' Release

  Victims of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on Saturday expressed anger after a long-awaited cache of records from cases against him were released with many pages blacked-out and photos censored.

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  Trump's Photo Among 16 Epstein Files Disappeared From US Government Website

  At least 16 files disappeared from the Justice Department's public webpage for documents related to Jeffrey Epstein - including a photograph showing President Donald Trump - less than a day after they were posted