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Prince Harry, 39, no longer has police protection in the UK after stepping down as a royal in 2020

In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that the prosecution's interpretation of the law used to charge January 6 rioters was too broad.

Imran Khan accuses Pakistan army chief Asim Munir of political interference and assassination attempts, amid escalating tensions and a crackdown on dissent

India received USD 120 billion in remittances in 2023, which is almost twice of USD 66 billion received by Mexico during the same period, the World Bank said in a report released on Wednesday.

Former president Donald Trump's campaign has alleged that he was tortured when his historic mugshot was being taken at Georgia's Fulton County Jail in August 2023, during a 20-minute procedure while being booked for a criminal case

Narine Melkumjan suffered from impaired vision for over a day and difficulties breathing in the aftermath of the incident.

Police opened fire at protesters protesting against a legislation to raise taxes outside the Kenyan Parliament.

The UN said 22% of Gaza’s population is facing "catastrophic levels of acute food insecurity" known as IPC Phase 5

Three top American lawmakers have questioned the foreign drug inspection programme of the Food and Drug Administration in India and China.

Remembering the tragic Air India Flight 182 Kanishka bombing, a solemn event marking 39 years, honoring victims of terrorism and calling for global unity against extremism

The Hindujas are one of the richest families of the world and run the Hinduja group of companies, which has subsidiaries in automobile, banking, shipping and other sectors.

The MEA said that it has not received any consular access request from Nikhil Gupta. Gupta has been involved in a murder-for-hire plot against Khalistani terrorist Pannun.

Taking a dig at the Boeing CEO, Senator Hawley said Calhoun is only interested in "cutting corners" and extracting all money out of the aviation giant, without paying any attention to the transparency of the company, passengers' safety and quality checks

The protest, claimed by the group Just Stop Oil, involved spraying orange paint on private jets, including one they believed to be used by Swift, who is currently touring the UK

Louisiana mandates Ten Commandments in public schools. Legal and constitutional challenges loom as GOP-backed legislation faces opposition

The Flai CGIL trade union said the farm labourer, who did not have legal papers, was cutting hay at a farm in Latina when his arm was sliced off by a machine