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Entertainment Hollywood Only Murders in the Building is a popular crime series starring Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez as series regulars.

Andrew Tate met his girlfriend, Bri Stern, in Romania when she was there for a modelling job. She alleged that he choked her during rough sex. World Trending

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threatened Wednesday to seize parts of Gaza if Hamas does not release hostages, while the militant group warned they would return "in coffins" if Israel does not stop bombing the Palestinian territory.

Russia has launched a massive bombing campaign across Ukraine, with deadly strikes hitting Kharkiv regions. Stay updated on the latest developments in the Russia-Ukraine war. Watch to know more!

The Trump administration has placed dozens of Chinese entities on its export blacklist, marking its first major effort to limit China's progress in artificial intelligence and advanced computing.

Trending | World | Zelensky made the blunt remark amid reports of Putin's failing health. Last week, reports suggested that the Russian president suffered a 'mini stroke'.

World | The surgery was officially performed on March 10, 2024. At the request of the recipient’s family, the study was artificially terminated 10 days after surgery

World | Carney said the bridge "is a symbol and a reality up until now of the tight ties between our two countries, ties of kinship, ties of commerce, ties that are in the process of being broken."

The Mariana Trench, which is the lowest point on planet Earth, reaching more than 7 miles below the surface of the Pacific Ocean. This crescent-shaped trench is in the Western Pacific just east of the Mariana Islands near Guam, and because Guam is a US Territory and the 15 Northern Mariana Islands are governed by a US Commonwealth. Watch in for more details!

An Australian senator brought a dead fish in parliament on Wednesday to protest the government proposed laws aimed at safeguarding controversial salmon farms in a heritage listed inlet in the state of Tasmania. Greens Senator Sara Hanson Young staged the protest while posing a question to Labour Senator Jenny McAllister, who was representing the environment minister. The Green Party says it is concerned about the impact of industrial pollution impact on the marine wildlife in Tasmania. Watch in for more details!

Pakistani politics remains a hot topic in the US House of Representatives, two US lawmakers have introduced a bipartisan Bill seeking to sanction Pakistan Army General Asim Munir. This is the second such Bill introduced in the US House of Representatives seeking sanctions on Pakistan. The latest Bill, introduced by a Republican and a Democrat Congressman, calls for the release of all wrongfully detained political detainees, including Imran Khan. It also seeks sanctions on the Pakistani Army Chief within 180 days if Pakistan does not take steps to improve its human rights situation. The Bill also allows the US to deny visas and entry to individuals from Pakistan accused of human rights violations.

A Japanese man wrongfully convicted of murder has been awarded a historic $11.45 million in compensation. Iwao Hakamada, now 89 years old, was acquitted of a 1966 quadruple murder. The payout represents $83 US for each day of the over four decades that he spent in detention.

The US and Europe have weighed in on the volatile situation in Turkey, which is witnessing some of its biggest protests in a decade. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio voiced the US concerns to Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan in a meeting on bilateral security and trade matters in Washington. Europe rights body has also condemned what it called the disproportionate force during the protests calling on Turkish authorities to uphold the right to freedom of assembly expression.

The US war chart leak incident: The Atlantic magazine, whose editor-in-chief was mistakenly added to a Signal group chart, has made public all details of the chart. The Atlantic has said that they are posting the charts after statements from senior leaders and intel chiefs said in unison that there was no classified information in the chart. The magazine then declared that they are releasing the chart group communication in public interest. Let's now take a look at the timeline of the events.

The US war chart leak incident: The Atlantic magazine, whose editor-in-chief was mistakenly added to a Signal group chart, has made public all details of the chart. The Atlantic has said that they are posting the charts after statements from senior leaders and intel chiefs said in unison that there was no classified information in the chart. The magazine then declared that they are releasing the chart group communication in public interest. Let's now take a look at the timeline of the events.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Russia say Russia and the US are currently discussing the possibility of restarting deliveries to Europe via the Nordstream pipeline. Speaking to Russia's state-run channel, Lavrov acknowledged disagreements but said it is only in the interest of Russia and the US to restore normal energy supply to Europe. He reasoned that fuel costs are several times higher for Europe and its businesses than for US businesses. Watch in for more details!

The US war chart leak incident: The Atlantic magazine, whose editor-in-chief was mistakenly added to a Signal group chart, has made public all details of the chart. The Atlantic has said that they are posting the charts after statements from senior leaders and intel chiefs said in unison that there was no classified information in the chart. The magazine then declared that they are releasing the chart group communication in public interest. Let's now take a look at the timeline of the events.

US President Donald Trump reiterated his claim to acquire Greenland ahead of Vice President JD Vance's visit to the territory, saying the United States needed the Danish island for international security. The Vances are expected to embark on the high-profile visit to Greenland from Thursday till Saturday.

World | Democrats have raised concerns that if the information fell into the wrong hands, like “Russians and Chinese”, the US would be “mourning dead pilots right now”.