A woman seeking asylum died by suicide in a New York City homeless shelter, Mayor Eric Adams said on Monday. The declaration from the mayor comes as the city is having trouble finding housing for the large number of new immigrants.

Asylum seeker dies by suicide in New York City homeless shelter

Twelve people were taken hostage by an armed man on Tuesday at a bank in Kutaisi, Georgia's second-largest city, who demanded a hefty sum of money, according to officials.

Gunman who took 12 hostages at a bank in Georgia arrested

At Queen Elizabeth II's state burial in Westminster Abbey on Monday, the women of the royal family donned jewels with particular meaning and personal connections to her.

Women of the royal family wore jewellery of special significance to the Queen's funeral

A writer who said she was raped by Donald Trump more than 25 years ago intends to sue him again; the former president's attorney has termed the action "extraordinarily prejudiced.

Trump in trouble: Writer E. Jean Carroll plans new lawsuit after accusing Trump of rape

British Prime Minister Liz Truss and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida held a meeting on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Tuesday (September 20).

UK's Liz Truss to work with Japan's Kishida to tackle China threat

Residents of Kyiv stood in line for hours outside McDonald's restaurants on Tuesday (September 20), as the American fast-food brand reopened three locations in the Ukrainian capital for the first time since Russia's invasion started nearly seven months ago.

'Pure happiness': McDonald's reopens in Kyiv, but for delivery only

Elon Musk will be questioned by Twitter's attorneys the following week as part of their investigation into his $44 billion takeover agreement, according to a court filing on Tuesday, As per the filing, the Tesla CEO will be cross-examined for two days, and maybe a third if necessary, during sessions that will be recorded by "stenographic, sound, and visual means.

Twitter to depose Elon Musk before the buyout deal trial

Ride-hailing giant Ola is reportedly laying off around 200 staff in another round, this time from its various software verticals of ANI technologies, which operates at Ola Cabs, as sales of its electric two-wheeler decrease.

Report: Ola lays off around 200 employees as part of ‘restructuring exercises’

Hurricane Fiona left most of Puerto Rico without power on Sunday, causing catastrophic flooding and landslides on the island before barreling toward the Dominican Republic, a government agency said.

Hurricane Fiona swamps Puerto Rico, island faces massive power outage

Prince George and Princess Charlotte, children of William and Kate Middleton and the Prince and Princess of Wales, will attend the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II in Westminster Abbey along with more than 2,000 other guests, according to the BBC.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte to attend Queen Elizabeth's funeral

Peiter Zatko, a whistleblower for Twitter, informed US Congress last Tuesday of "egregious" security flaws at the firm. However, Twitter shareholders overwhelmingly decided to transfer those issues to Elon Musk.

Elon Musk might not be able to escape his Twitter hook despite whistleblower claims

The Covid pandemic in the United States is over, according to US President Joe Biden in an interview on Sunday. The remarks were indicative of the current state of much of US society, given that Covid restrictions have been largely lifted nationwide and travel has returned to pre-pandemic levels.

President Biden says COVID-19 pandemic in US 'is over'

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