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Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, known for lavish lifestyle, also accused of theft and being illegal immigrant after man allegedly shot in back

An armed man, Austin Tucker Martin, was shot and killed by Secret Service agents after entering President Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. Days prior, Martin expressed obsession with Jeffrey Epstein files and urged others to "raise awareness" about alleged government cover-ups. He was reported missing by his family and reportedly held pro-Trump…

Washington has accused Beijing of a rapid, secret nuclear build-up, urging China's inclusion in future arms control talks. Citing China's expanding arsenal and fissile material production, the US believes a new treaty is necessary following New START's lapse. This development raises concerns about a potential arms race, with the US…

Three decades after war reduced the city of Aghdam to ruins, deminers and returning residents are laying the groundwork for its revival.

A 21-year-old gay woman from Morocco, identified only as Farah, says the Trump administration deported her to Cameroon despite a U.S. immigration judge's order barring her removal to Morocco, before she ended up back in hiding in Morocco—raising fresh questions about third-country deportations and due process.

A French court will consider whether it has jurisdiction over the Chinese captain of an oil tanker who failed to follow orders from the French navy off the coast of Brittany in October. With no clear national registration, the Boracay is reportedly part of Russia’s so-called ‘shadow fleet’, which allows…

YouTube streamers and true crime creators have descended on the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case in Tucson, spreading misinformation and prompting a sharp rebuke from Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos.

Arizona's Republican‑led Senate has voted to rename the Loop 202 freeway after conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The move has drawn both praise and strong criticism from the public.

America faces recurring government shutdowns. These are not due to a lack of money but a failure to pass spending bills. Recent shutdowns have impacted various agencies, causing furloughs and service disruptions. These funding crises stem from political disagreements, not financial insolvency. India's parliamentary system prevents similar administrative paralysis.

Around 500 passengers had to spend an entire night inside their grounded planes at Munich Airport as all the staff had gone home because of the heavy snowstorm and the airport had already been closed. According to German newspaper Bild, 123 passengers were due to fly from Munich to Copenhagen,…

FBI Director Kash Patel joined the US men's hockey team in their locker room after their Olympic gold medal victory. Footage showed him celebrating with players following their win against Canada. The event sparked online discussion, with supporters calling it patriotic and critics questioning its appropriateness for the FBI Director's…