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New York-based architect Rex Heuermann, who is the prime suspect in the Gilgo Beach murders, was on Tuesday (Dec 17) charged in the death of a seventh woman, American media reported.

Australia have been dealt a fresh injury blow on Day 4 of the Gabba Test match of the Border Gavaskar Trophy series after Josh Hazlewood sat out due to calf soreness.

Playing at the Gabba on Tuesday (Dec 17), Hazlewood complained of calf soreness in the opening session of the day before leaving the field. Cricket Australia later confirmed that the star pacer will have a scan to reveal the extent of the injury. Despite him not being available, Australia are top of their game as India look to avoid back-to-back defeats.

Australia’s Steve Smith made headlines yet again on Tuesday (Dec 17) after he clutched a one-handed stunner to dismiss India’s KL Rahul in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

Playing on Day 4 of the contest, KL Rahul’s prize wicket helped the Aussies establish their dominance over the contest as India struggled to survive their lethal bowling attack. Rahul, the only consistent performer from the visiting side, was dismissed for 84 as the Aussie bowlers led the charge

In the US state of Wisconsin, a teenage student at a Madison private school opened fire on Monday (Dec 16), killing a student and a teacher. At least six others were wounded in the attack by the unidentified female student, who was later found dead.

At Wisconsin's Abundant Life Christian School, about three hours into the school day, the shooter, identified as a 17-year-old girl, opened fire on her fellow students killing two

Saudi Arabia is the second country in the Gulf to get hosting rights for a FIFA World Cup. In a jaw-dropping announcement earlier, Saudi was named the host of the 2034 edition, 12 years after Qatar hosted this sporting spectacle for the first time.

Nigeria's Economic and financial crimes commission (EFCC) busted a romance-crypto fraud hub in Lagos last week, targeting people in North America and Europe. Watch in for more details!

Anti-whaling activist Paul Watson was on Tuesday released from detention after Denmark refused a Japanese extradition request over a 2010 clash with whalers. Watson had been held in Greenland since July on a 2012 Japanese warrant accusing him of causing damage to a whaling ship and injuring a whaler.

Palestinian militant group Hamas said on Tuesday (Dec 17) that talks in Qatar's Doha aimed at a truce and hostage-prisoner exchange in Gaza were "serious and positive.

Former US President Donald Trump has once again warned Hamas to release hostages, stating that failure to do so will result in severe consequences. His statement comes amid ongoing tensions and calls for the safe return of captives held by the militant group.

A severe cold wave has swept across Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, bringing bone-chilling temperatures that are impacting daily life and causing disruptions in the region. The extreme cold has raised concerns about the safety of residents and infrastructure.

A severe cold wave has swept across Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, bringing bone-chilling temperatures that are impacting daily life and causing disruptions in the region. The extreme cold has raised concerns about the safety of residents and infrastructure.

In his upcoming biography, Pop Francis claimed that he escaped two attempts on his life during his visit to Iran in 2021. The book titled "Hope" will be released next month.

A thunderous cheer erupted in the dressing room as Virat Kohli and coach Gautam Gambhir exchanged high-fives, celebrating India’s narrow escape from a follow-on against Australia. The crucial partnership between Jasprit Bumrah and Akash Deep in the Gabba Test on Tuesday, December 17, turned the tide.

#Gravitas | Indian tourists may soon be able to travel to Russia without a visa. Reports suggest, talks are currently underway between India and Russia to most likely introduce the visa-free travel system as early as the spring of 2025. Watch this video to find out more.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday (Dec 17) claimed that Russian troops have burnt the faces of deceased North Korean soldiers to conceal their identity and hide their presence.

Businesses are being urged to take immediate action to address growing climate risks. According to the World Economic Forum, climate hazards such as extreme heat could cause billions in losses. Our next report explores the financial risks and opportunities businesses face as they navigate the evolving climate landscape. Take a look…