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A Filipino domestic worker has been arrested in Saudi Arabia's Madinah region, accused of fatally stabbing a child in his home. Security patrols apprehended the suspect shortly after the alleged attack. The case has now been transferred to the Public Prosecution for further investigation and legal proceedings, as confirmed by Saudi Arabia's Public Security.
Iran's foreign minister Araghchi slammed the US for pressuring India to stop Russian oil imports, only to now "beg" for such purchases. He also criticized Europe's stance on the Ukraine conflict. Meanwhile, Iran assured safe passage for Indian vessels through the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting strong India-Iran ties and shared interests amidst regional tensions.
Israel alleges Iran attempted to bomb a school, sharing security footage of cluster bombs. This follows a deadly strike on an Iranian school, which Iran claims killed over 165. US media reports the Iranian incident occurred during strikes near IRGC facilities. Tensions remain high after the reported killing of Iran's Supreme Leader.
An Israeli strike in southern Lebanon killed 12 medical workers at a healthcare center. Another strike killed two paramedics. Lebanon is drawn deeper into the regional conflict. Israel warned of increasing consequences for Lebanon if Hezbollah continues its actions. Hezbollah stated it is ready for a prolonged conflict. Lebanese President offered to negotiate directly with Israel.
Candace Owens sparked controversy after posting a screenshot of alleged text messages with Charlie Kirk while discussing political tensions around Israel. The post quickly went viral, but many social media users questioned its authenticity. Critics pointed to unusual formatting and language in the image, accusing Owens of sharing a manipulated screenshot, while supporters argued the messages revea...
Amidst escalating Iran vs US-Israel war, Standard Chartered clarified reports of a Dubai office evacuation, stating it extended existing work-from-home measures as a precaution. The bank emphasised its regional operations remain active. This comes as other financial institutions also implement safety protocols, highlighting Dubai's crucial role as a financial hub facing geopolitical risks.
Tyler 'Ninja' Blevins transformed his passion for video games into a multimillion-dollar career. By 2026, he is a prominent social media star, earning $50 million from Twitch, YouTube, brand deals, and merchandise. His journey from local competitions to global fame highlights how dedication and personality can build a successful gaming empire.
The US is significantly expanding its military presence in the Middle East, deploying thousands of Marines and the amphibious assault ship USS Tripoli amid escalating tensions with Iran. This move aims to deter further Iranian aggression, protect vital shipping lanes like the Strait of Hormuz and provide the US with greater response options in the rapidly widening regional conflict.
A sacred Ivorian drum, the Djidji Ayokwe, has returned home after over a century seized by French colonial forces. This massive talking drum, vital for community communication and a symbol of Ebrie identity, was repatriated following a special French law. Its arrival in Abidjan marks a significant moment for cultural justice and historical remembrance.
A naturalized US citizen from Lebanon, Ayman Ghazali, rammed his car, laden with mortar shells, into a Jewish pre-K in Michigan. Security guards intervened, stopping him from causing further harm. The attack followed the deaths of two brothers, believed to be Hezbollah terrorists, in Lebanese airstrikes.
Experts reveal that intense romantic obsession, often mistaken for love, is actually limerence. This psychological state, characterised by constant thoughts and emotional highs/lows based on perceived reciprocation, can dominate lives for years. Understanding limerence helps identify unhealthy patterns, with uncertainty and modern dating potentially fuelling its intensity, guiding individuals towa...
Kick streamer MissMeensy crashed her car while livestreaming on the German Autobahn on March 13, 2026 during a stream titled “IRL IN BERLIN.” The accident happened after two cars collided in front of her vehicle. Clips spread online after being removed from Kick. Later, MissMeensy confirmed through an X post that everyone involved in the crash was safe.
Eleven Indian nationals face US charges for allegedly orchestrating staged armed robberies at convenience stores. The scheme aimed to allow store clerks to falsely claim victim status on immigration applications for U Visas. Several defendants were arrested across multiple states, with some appearing in federal court.
A 1,900-year-old Roman glass bottle from Turkey has yielded direct chemical proof of ancient physicians using human feces as medicine. Scientists identified human excrement mixed with thyme oil, matching descriptions by the famed physician Galen. This discovery confirms ancient medical texts and offers a rare glimpse into Roman healing practices, highlighting the surprising remedies once considere...
A video of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ignited a social media storm. Users on X claim the footage is AI-generated, pointing to distorted hands as evidence. The viral tweets and videos highlight growing public suspicion of digital media amid geopolitical tensions and Iran vs US-Israel war. The incident underscores the challenges of discerning truth in an era of synthetic content a...
Alkmaar, Netherlands, revives a centuries-old cheese trading ritual every summer Friday. Dressed in white, guild members perform a synchronized trot, transporting heavy cheese wheels. This historic market, dating back to 1365, showcases traditional hand-clap bargaining and weighing, offering a vibrant glimpse into the nation's rich dairy heritage and past commercial prowess.
President Trump suggested Vladimir Putin might be aiding Iran in its conflict, drawing a parallel to US support for Ukraine. This comes after Trump previously questioned a reporter on similar reports. Meanwhile, a US envoy stated Russia denied sharing intelligence with Iran, though expressed hope this remains true.
A frequent flyer, Erika, was allegedly told by a Southwest gate agent she needed to purchase an extra seat due to her size. Despite the airline's policy requiring additional seats for passengers encroaching on neighboring space, Erika claims she fit comfortably in one seat. She later received a refund for the incident.
It is still absurdly early in the electoral calendar. The next presidential election is years away and the Republican succession battle after Donald Trump has barely begun. Yet prediction markets, which allow people to bet on political outcomes, have already started pricing the future.
A young woman received a shocking £150 fine for feeding a pigeon in Manchester. Sam Elkin was in Piccadilly Gardens when she offered a piece of tortilla to a bird. She was unaware it was an offense. The council states littering attracts vermin and harms public spaces. The matter is now under review by Manchester City Council.
