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Karachi robbery death toll rises to 31 in 2025

April 23, 2025

Death toll from Dominican club roof collapse rises to 225 after 4 die overnight

April 13, 2025

Death toll in LA’s wildfires rises to 30 with new fatality confirmed in Altadena

April 3, 2025

Years-long battle with throat cancer took its ultimate toll on actor Val Kilmer

April 2, 2025

Myanmar quake survivors lack food, shelter as death toll tops 2,700

April 1, 2025

Myanmar images reveal scale of quake destruction as death toll climbs over 2,700

April 1, 2025

Myanmar earthquake death toll tops 1,600 as aftershocks rock area

March 30, 2025

Myanmar quake death toll passes 1,640 as first foreign aid arrives

March 29, 2025

Myanmar quake death toll rises to 1,000 as first foreign aid arrives

March 29, 2025

NDMA predicts unsettled weather from May 1 to7
Public Alert: NDMA predicts unsettled weather from May 1 to7 ISLAMABAD: al Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) issued a warning on Friday, forecasting unstable weather conditions across multiple regions of Pakistan from May 1 to 7. According to the NDMA’s National Emergency Operations Centre (NEOC), Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit-Baltistan, Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), Upper and Central…
See Round 1 highlights and memorable moments
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Still open to China Inc.: North Carolina engages while others turn away
NEW YORK — Chinese companies maintain robust plans to invest in new U.S. facilities despite tariff uncertainties emanating from Washington and tighter scrutiny of their investments by many states, but one place that still opens its doors for these businesses is North Carolina. Many U.S. state governments, including Texas, have unfriendly policies toward China and…
Korean boyband member becomes first active K-pop star to come out as gay
A member of the K-pop boy band Just B publicly came out as gay during a concert this week in Los Angeles. It’s a rare move in a high-pressure Korean music industry, in which artists tend to be fiercely guarded about their private lives. Just B-member Bain, 23, made the announcement while performing a solo…
Biggest winners, losers of the first round
The first day of the 2025 NFL draft began as expected, with Miami quarterback Cam Ward selected first by Tennessee. Before Ward could even walk across the draft stage in Green Bay, Wisconsin, to shake NFL commissioner Roger Goodell’s hand, however, the draft veered quickly into unexpected territory. Cleveland traded out of the second pick…
Naqvi briefs President Zardari on India’s irresponsible conduct
Naqvi briefs President Zardari on India’s irresponsible conduct ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Interior Mohsin Naqvi called on President Asif Ali Zardari in Karachi and briefed him on India’s irresponsible actions in the wake of the recent Pahalgam incident. During the meeting, the Interior Minister shared a detailed overview of the decisions taken by the National…
Kyiv Mayor Klitschko floats giving Russia land as Witkoff heads to Moscow
One of Ukraine’s most prominent politicians, Kyiv mayor and former boxing champion Vitali Klitschko, has conceded that his country may have to give up territory to Russia if it wants to achieve a peace deal. His comments are a departure from those of Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who has repeatedly ruled out relinquishing land to…
Indian Army chief visits Kashmir in aftermath of attack as UN urges restraint
On The Ground newsletter: Get a weekly dispatch from our international correspondents Get a weekly dispatch from our international correspondents Get a weekly international news dispatch India’s Army chief on Friday visited the Himalayan region of Jammu and Kashmir to review security arrangements following one of the worst militant attacks on tourists in decades. Gunmen…
Higher tariffs could keep a stockpile of unused products and fears over Medicaid funding: Morning Rundown
In today’s newsletter: Companies warn that stores could see empty shelves unless Trump changes his tune on tariffs. Fears that potential Medicaid cuts could impact life-saving treatments. And a polarizing NFL prospect remains on the board for the draft. Here’s what to know today. Product shortages loom with falling shipments from China President Donald Trump’s…