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Gigi Alayah publicly accused streamer Kai Cenat of cheating, alleging she found another woman at his home. This revelation followed accusations from Kai's assistant, Brianna Lewis, of Gigi's infidelity with NBA YoungBoy, which Gigi vehemently denied, calling the messages fake and accusing Brianna of jealousy. Kai has remained silent on…

In a tragic event that has ignited public outcry, federal immigration officials in Minneapolis were involved in a deadly shooting. Footage circulating online challenges the narrative that the individual was an imminent danger, with eyewitnesses asserting he had been subdued prior to the gunfire. This incident has prompted widespread protests…

A significant 80 candidates from religious and ethnic minority groups are vying for seats in Bangladesh's upcoming national election, with 12 running independently. While the ruling Awami League is absent, 22 parties, including BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami, have put forward 68 minority candidates. Notably, Jamaat-e-Islami has nominated its first-ever minority candidate.

The rules-based global order is rapidly disintegrating. It’s time for middle powers to stand together

Jacob Frey’s full response after federal agents shot and killed 37-year-old US citizen Alex Pretti on 24 January

Federal immigration officers have shot and killed a man in Minneapolis, marking the third such shooting in the city in as many weeks.

Andrew Tate has stirred the pot once again by reviving discussions about Charlie Kirk's untimely death, claiming he possesses insider knowledge about the assassin. He further contends that Candace Owens is being overlooked due to her race, disparaging her comments as 'hysterical outbursts from a Black female.

Amid reverse migration from the US to India, technology professionals are getting sick of tighter visa rules and higher costs, leading to global talent returning to their home countries and settling for jobs there.

The transfer of senior Islamic State detainees from Syria to Iraq has reignited pressure on European governments to confront the long-deferred issue of bringing home and prosecuting their citizens.

Cyane Panine, 24, was the waitress in the crash helmet seen in the widely shared footage

A jury in San Francisco found Antoine Watson guilty of manslaughter and assault – rather than murder and elder abuse