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United States's first openly transgender member of Congress will not be allowed to use the women's restrooms in Capitol buildings. On Wednesday (Nov 20), House Speaker Mike Johnson voiced his support for banning the newly elected transgender Congresswoman from using women's restrooms and said that they are "reserved for individuals of that biological sex".

Ellen DeGeneres and her wife Portia De Rossi have reportedly moved out of the United States, and President-elect Donald Trump is said to be behind their reallocation.

Deep in South Korea's hinterlands lies a perfect replica of 1900s Seoul: welcome to Sunshine Land, the latest K-drama theme park to cash in on booming K-culture tourism.

The founder of a vast ports-to-power business conglomerate and India's second-wealthiest man, Gautam Adani, is currently facing serious charges of bribery and securities fraud in two separate investigations brought by US authorities.

Swara Bhaskar gave it back to trolls when she found her weight and choice of clothes being discussed on various social media platforms. From X to Instagram and other platforms, Swara’s pictures of before and after marriage have been circulating on the internet.

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Voting ends in Maharashtra for all 288 Legislative Assembly seats, with a voter turnout of 62.05 per cent. Meanwhile, Jharkhand also went to polls on Wednesday (Nov.

UN nuclear watchdog IAEA said that the Iranian site targeted by Israel was not a nuclear facility. Agency Chief Rafael Grossi said that the agency did not consider Iran's Parchin site a nuclear facility after Israel claimed that it hit Tehran's nuclear program in a strike last month. Watch in for more details!

Brazil drew 1-1 with Uruguay in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers on Tuesday after Gerson's stunning strike canceled out Real Madrid midfielder Federico Valverde's opener for the visitors.

Western Nations including the US and the UK say that North Korean presence in the Russia Ukraine war fighting for Russia has been a motivating factor behind their recent steps that may escalate the conflict. Watch in for more details!

Rafael Nadal's legendary tennis career ended on Tuesday after Spain were knocked out by the Netherlands in the Davis Cup Finals. Wion pays tribute to the 'King of Clay'.

Hungary unveiled the world's first fixed-track LEGO tram, the "LEGO Vili" in Budapest. The six-ton, 11.5-metre-long LEGO tram took 90 people and nearly 7,000 hours to build over two months.

They may have played doomed lovers in James Cameron's iconic Titanic, but Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet's love for each other and their friendship have stood the test of time.

Israel is offering cash rewards to try and get the hostages back. Benjamin Netanyahu has said Israel is offering a reward of $5 million to anybody who brings out a hostage held in Gaza. But will this strategy work? And why has Netanyahu made this offer now? Molly Gambhir decodes.

China’s consumer economy is experiencing a sharp divide. While top-tier cities face sluggish retail growth, smaller cities are thriving. Let's delve into what’s fueling this shift and the data behind it in our next report…

More than 3600 soldiers and around 1000 military vehicles took part in NATO's largest Dynamic Front artillery exercise in Finland's Arctic, less than 100 kilometres away from the Russian border.

Karnataka government-affiliated hospitals have raised their rates by 20%, affecting various medical services. The increase comes amid rising operational costs and has sparked concerns about accessibility to healthcare.

Matt Gaetz, who was tapped by US President-elect Donald Trump as the next US attorney general, has withdrawn his name from consideration. "I had excellent meetings with Senators yesterday, I appreciate their thoughtful feedback - and the incredible support of so many.