RAHIM YAR KHAN: Police killed two robbers and injured seven others when they attacked a check-post at Kacha Machcha.\n\nAccording to police, they were fortifying checkpoints in Kacha Machka, when robbers attacked. Police retaliate
As a society, we've become far too comfortable throwing around the phrase \"the best thing since sliced bread\" because, really, has anything even come close? Every carb-lover knows that good bread can make or break a meal. Howeve
According to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, though Karnataka had suffered losses to the tune of Rs 48,000 crore, it had sought just Rs 18,000 crore for relief work, in accordance with National Disaster Response Fund (NDRF) guideline
Rishi Sunak has conceded the Conservatives may not win the next general election, as Tory rebels warned him to change his political course after defeats in the local polls.\n\nThe Prime Minister is braced for a continued fallout a
Colorado senators gave initial approval to two bills meant to boost the creation of accessory dwelling units and spur denser housing development along transit corridors.\n\nThe bills are part of a multi-year effort by Democrats in
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There's a lot to follow, both in the leadup to the May 6 launch and shortly afterward.\n\nBoeing's Starliner capsule is scheduled to launch astronauts for the first time ever on May 6.\n\nSpace fans will be glued to their screens
PUBLISHED in paperback last year, Susan Williams's book White Malice: The CIA and the Neocolonisation of Africa tells the story of how the independence and democratic yearnings of Ghana and the Congo were strangled at birth by the
An Israeli medic walks near soldiers and an ambulance after Hamas claimed responsibility for an attack on the Kerem Shalom crossing near Israel's border with Gaza in southern Israel, on May 5, 2024.\n\nHope for a cease-fire faded
The global study -- the most comprehensive of its kind to date -- found that trade and finance-driven initiatives had made \"limited\" progress halting deforestation and in some cases worsened economic inequality.\n\nDrawn from ye