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‘Agroterrorism’ arrest in US spurs calls to bring back China Initiative

June 5, 2025

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka sues Alina Habba over his arrest at an immigration detention center

June 3, 2025

Police arrest Tiktoker Sana Yousuf’s murderer

June 3, 2025

Karachi Police arrest car driver Salman Farooqi for assaulting motorcyclist

June 3, 2025

Police arrest third woman accused of helping escaped Louisiana convicts

May 23, 2025

CTD arrest terrorist in Sahiwal operation

May 23, 2025

Sindh Rangers, CTD arrest three most wanted terrorists

May 22, 2025

Rangers, Sindh police arrest terrorist from Lyari

May 20, 2025

Mahmoud Khalil’s legal team releases new video of arrest interaction with ICE agents

May 20, 2025

Singapore reins in crypto firms serving foreign clients
SINGAPORE — Singapore’s financial regulator on Friday signaled that the days of cryptocurrency companies targeting exclusively foreign clients from the city-state were coming to an end, as authorities tighten their oversight of such companies, concerned that they may act as conduits for dirty money. The Monet Authority of Singapore (MAS) said in a statement that…
7 senators to watch as Republicans make changes to Trump’s big bill
WASHINGTON — As Senate Republican leaders push to a massive bill for President Donald Trump’s agenda by July 4, they are juggling a host of competing demands. Some senators are genuine threats to vote against the legislation, while others are expected to support it in the end after using their demands to shape it. Several…
Mac Jones says 49ers’ system is ideal for efficient quarterback play
San Francisco coach Kyle Shanahan and quarterback Mac Jones once looked like such a perfect match that when the 49ers traded three first-round picks to move up in the 2021 NFL draft, many people initially thought it was to draft Jones. As it turned out, neither the 49ers’ decision to draft Trey Lance nor Jones’…
Israel has ‘activated’ some Palestinian clans opposed to Hamas in Gaza, Netanyahu says
Abu Shabab and around 100 fighters have been active in eastern parts of Rafah and Khan Younis, areas under Israeli milit control, according to Nahed Sheheiber, head of the private transportation union in Gaza that provides trucks and drivers for aid groups. He said they used to attack aid trucks driving on a milit-designated route…
Planned Parenthood provides basic health care. If clinics close, where will many women go?
When the Trump administration suddenly froze federal funding to more than 100 Planned Parenthood clinics this spring, the organization’s Michigan branch was already deep into hard discussions about its finances. “The leadership team and our board had been scenario planning for months to try to fill those gaps to see how we could continue providing…
Intense heatwave grips Pakistan during eid break
KARACHI: Pakistan, including Karachi, is bracing for a severe heatwave during the upcoming Eid al-Adha holidays. The Meteorological Department has issued a warning, anticipating intense heat across the country from June 8th until June 12th, and potentially extending into the following week. This unusual surge in heat is attributed to high atmospheric pressure, which will…
India central bank’s surprise 50-basis point cut frontloads easing
MUMBAI — The Reserve Bank of India cut its key policy rate on Friday by an unexpectedly sharp 50 basis points to 5.5%, its lowest level in nearly three years, as tepid inflation allowed the bank to focus on spurring economic growth. This was RBI’s third consecutive rate reduction in an easing cycle that was…
With kung fu kicks and dragon masks, pro wrestlers find new fans at fight night in China
BEIJING — The music blared and the crowd whooped as Alexis Lee strutted across the stage toward the ring. At just 5 feet tall, the wispy professional wrestler was dwarfed by heftier contenders, so to make her point, she pushed a spectator over in his chair and growled through her skeleton face paint. The crowd…
The Pacers showed a rare weakness. They won by relying on their biggest strength
OKLAHOMA CITY — The NBA Finals appeared over less than two quarters after it started Thursday night when the Thunder, it appeared, had solved a previously uncrackable code. For six previous weeks and three rounds of the NBA playoffs their opponent, the Indiana Pacers, had played fast while rarely turning the ball over, a potent…