US strikes hit key bridge and airport in southern Iran, IRGC-linked media reports

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Ukrainian drone travels 2,500 km in 12 hours to attack oil refinery in Siberia, as CIA confirms 30-minute soldier lifespan

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Iran's daring plan to seize US base, kidnap American soldiers could spark total war

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‘Response to the crimes of arrogant enemy’: Iran launches ‘revenge’ attacks across Gulf

Americans need to prove they are American citizens to visit a national park in US

Why Russian strike fighters seat pilots side-by-side compared to US jets

5 times in 40 years: Rare Atlantic Niña could soon grip Earth as Super El Niño tightens its jaws. What to expect?

Iraqi armed group announces $10 million reward for killing Trump

Why does the B-52 bomber still use eight engines?

Blasts heard in Doha, Qatar confirms intercepted missile attack

The Odyssey movie review: Christopher Nolan crafts a visual masterpiece that strips the glory from war

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'Monster fish' 20 times their original size are swarming Scottish lochs

Uniform-wearers are expected to behave in a certain way when they don that jersey that represents their country and the institution, or could face penalty. A Russian police woman learnt it the hard way.

Couple sentenced to 10 months jail for 'oral sex' pic outside Moscow cathedral

Which kid doesn’t love field trips, but taking elementary school children to a gay bar might not have been the best choice of destination. Broward school board member Sarah Leonardi has faced immense backlash on social media platform Twitter after she posted pictures of kids' field trip to a gay bar.

'Inappropriate': Elementary school students taken to a bar for field trip

Medical supplies firm in Malaysia is all set to launch what it says will be the world's first unisex condom. The product is made from a medical-grade adhesive covering that allows it to be fixed to the reproductive organs of either sex.

Malaysian firm set to launch 'world's first' non-discriminatory unisex condom

Facebook is now Meta. World's most dominant social network has its eyes set on ambitious new pastures. The Mark Zuckerberg-led social media giant will now focus on building a 'metaverse'.

Facebook is now Meta, but another company pocketted money from all the buzz

Using a new method of analysing family lineages with DNA fragments from long-dead people, a group of scientists have figured out that a South Dakotan man was indeed the grandson of the 19th-century Native American leader Sitting Bull.

DNA testing proves South Dakota man is grandson of famed Native American Sitting Bull

A resident of a high-rise condominium in Thailand cut the support line for two painters and left them hanging above the 26th level until they were rescued, authorities said Wednesday.

Watch | Angry Thai woman cuts support rope for painters working on 26th floor of building

In a bid to control the increasing problem of obesity in children, Spain has decided to ban all advertisements about sweets that are aimed at kids. Spain’s Consumer Affairs Minister Alberto Garzon announced on Thursday that all advertisements for high-sugar food such as chocolate bars, candies, sodas and more will not be allowed to showcase anywhere.

'Harmful': Spain to ban advertisement of sweets to tackle obesity in children

Deleting Facebook, according to one lady, was the key to her 30 kg lockdown weight reduction. Brenda Finn, 33, said that she'd always "been a little overweight," but that bad eating habits caused her to expand to a size 22 between 2016 and 2019.

She deleted her Facebook account, and says it helped her lose 32 kg

Consumerism is something that sometimes makes people cross moral boundaries to gain profits. Donald Trump’s son seems to have done just that. Recently, a cinematographer was shot dead accidentally by a famous actor, Alec Baldwin, on a movie set.

Donald Trump Jr sells t-shirts mocking Alec Baldwin's shooting accident

A United States rescue crew has some easy advise for missing mountaineers or anybody else who could find themselves alone in the mountains: answer your phone. Last week, Lake County Search & Rescue received a report that a hiker had gone missing on Mount Elbert.

Hiker lost on US mountain ignored calls from rescuers because it was an 'unknown number'

Bats have already got a bad name in times of the pandemic. The coronavirus that rattled the world and even made major lifestyle changes for everyone allegedly originated from wet markets in China and bats were the agency.

Amid global pandemic, bats lead race for 'bird of the year' in New Zealand

You must remember the cartoon The Jetsons that showed a family in distant future flying around in personal vehicles. In that highly developed world road-transport was obsolete and every citizen owned a flying car that took him from home to office and anywhere.

Want a flying car? You may take a look at Jetson One

According to reports, a man was sentenced to six months in prison for releasing rats in his workplace. The man who reportedly belongs to Ireland committed the offence allegedly after differences with an employee over a long period of time.

'Uniquely wicked': Man gets jail for releasing rats in his office

It's not a new thing that nature has wonders and surprises waiting to be found. Something takes a dip in dark, we lose sight of it for years and years and it unexpectedly pops up making us drop our jaws.

Giant owl, unseen for 150 years, spotted in wild

Every couple has good and bad days, and some end up taking steps such as separating in case the two don’t get along. However, a man in Italy had to take help from the police to escape his wife.

Jail's better than home? Annoyed by wife, man asks Italy police to put him behind bars

We are bombarded with news of global warming each day. We know how the ice caps are melting thereby raising sea levels and affecting local habitat. But a positive news has come from the Pacific Arctic.

Polar bears return to Pacific Arctic for first time in 20 years

A video is doing the rounds online, appearing to show Superman and Wonder Woman 'solving' the Kashmir 'dispute'. It's not clear whether the animated clip is officially produced by DC, the comics home of Superman, whose official YouTube channel does not host the video.

Animation of Superman, Wonder Woman 'in Kashmir' draws angry reactions online

For all those who use the words like 'Feminazi' or think that women's rights movements have outlived their 'social utility', a look at reflection of patriarchal mindset in aspects of our lives is essential.

London has more monuments for animals than for named women: Study

Love knows no boundaries, and a 26-year-old woman has proved this by admitting that she cannot stop herself from eating her husband’s ashes. A 26-year-old woman from the UK lost her husband to an asthma attack.

'Cannot stop': Woman admits eating dead husband's ashes daily

Viewers of a CBS-affiliated news channel, KREM, were subjected to obscene pornographic clip during a weather forecast being aired in Washington. The famous meteorologist Michelle Boss was on-air reporting the weather update in the 6pm programme.

Washington channel accidentally plays pornographic clip during weather forecast

A journalist was filming the after-effect of an earthquake on live broadcast on the streets of Egypt’s capital city, Cairo, when a man suddenly snatched his phone from his hands.

Watch: Thief doesn't realise live broadcast is on after he steals phone from journalist

The iconic Charging Bull on Wall Street may be unstoppable. He may represent the Alpha behaviour that characterises the financial district. But he seems to have encountered a formidable foe in the form of Harambe the gorilla.

Harambe the gorilla's statue stands in the way of Charging Bull on Wall Street

When the Pope talks to his audience, all eyes are on him. However, this time, a small boy took the limelight as he tried to steal from the leader. A young boy, who is reported to be 10-years-old, was seated next to the Pope during one of his usual address with his followers.

Boy steals the show by trying to take Pope's skull cap

We should all eat healthy. Out friends and family have tried telling us and given up (yep, look at that fat on you) But it appears fast food companies, who make us fat in the first place may have had an epiphany and have found a way to subtly nudge us towards eating healthy.

Man finds whole potato in his bag of chips

An Egyptian man went to a doctor for severe abdominal pain, but the doctor was shocked when he got to know there is a mobile phone in his stomach. The man had swallowed a mobile phone six months ago.

Egyptian man waits 6 months after swallowing a mobile phone

According to a Morgan Stanley analyst, Elon Musk's company SpaceX is most likely to make him a trillionaire. Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas says SpaceX has multiple components from Starlink satellite to earth observation, deep-sea exploration and other industries.

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