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NASA has been on high alert as two massive asteroids - 2024 SD3 and 2024 SR4 - are set to pass by Earth on October 3. The asteroids are being tracked by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL).

At a time when Iran rained more than 200 ballistic missiles over Israel, love bloomed in the underground bunker of Jerusalem as two newlyweds shared their first dance together amid gleefully clapping guests.

Georgian parliamentary speaker Shalva Papuashvili said in a Facebook post on Thursday that he had signed into law a "family values" bill curbing LGBT rights, just weeks before a high-stakes parliamentary election.

A chilling footage has revealed the moment a Palestinian man was instantly killed by a piece of shrapnel from one of the hundreds of missiles launched by Iran on Israel on Tuesday (Oct 1).

Sodas and fruit juices are loaded with sugar and health experts advise against consuming them in excess. A new study has now found that regular consumption of these drinks can increase your risk of stroke.

In 2016, Donald Trump defied polls and all expectations to defeat Hillary Clinton and become the American President. The victory which he described as "beautiful" happened despite Clinton winning nearly three million more votes than the Republicans.

Recalls of envoys from five countries, including the High Commissioner to India, have reportedly been issued by the interim administration of Bangladesh.

Typhoon Krathon made landfall in Taiwan's south on Thursday, the island's weather agency said, after forcing schools and offices to shut for a second day amid winds and rain that have left two dead and more than 100 injured.

Over the previous few days, an impending typhoon that brought Taiwan intense winds and pouring rain caused thousands of residents to escape from low-lying or hilly locations, leaving two dead and over 100 injured.

From hurricane Helene to typhoon Yagi, --- Powerful storms are battering the globe, --- Scientists warn that a warming planet is amplifying their destructive force to unprecedented levels....

Over 1.1 million homes and businesses are still without power in the U.S. Southeast and Midwest,--- After Helene slammed into the Florida panhandle as a major hurricane on September 26th... Those outages were down from around 1.7 million on Tuesday,--- As utilities continued to restore power...

Over the previous few days, an impending typhoon that brought Taiwan intense winds and pouring rain caused thousands of residents to escape from low-lying or hilly locations, leaving two dead and over 100 injured

After Babar Azam stepped down as the Pakistan white-ball captain, on Wednesday (Oct 2), Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is expected to name three separate captains, according to sources.

A hospital electrical fire in the southernmost county of Pingtung in Taiwan killed nine people, the regional government said on Thursday (October 3). Reports indicate that soldiers from a nearby base were mobilized to aid medical workers and firefighters in the evacuation of patients and putting out the flames.

Lionel Messi scored twice as Inter Miami beat the defending Major League Soccer champions the Columbus Crew 3-2 to clinch the Supporters' Shield awarded for the best regular season record.

Another massive geomagnetic storm is on its way towards Earth, the second in five months. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration issued a warning about the latest solar storm on Wednesday.

Mexico's first woman president has taken oath and assumed office making this a historic day for the country. 62-year-old Claudia Sheinbaum was sworn in on Tuesday with several leaders, diplomats and more party supporters in attendance. Watch in for more details!

US plane makers Boeing and Airbus are facing fresh challenges as dockworkers on the east and gulf coasts go on strike. Over 45,000 workers from the international longshoremen's association have shut down key ports, disrupting critical supply chains. While Boeing is already grappling with a labour dispute at its seattle-area facilities, this new strike could further delay the delivery of parts needed for aircraft production.

In Argentina, thousands of students took to the streets in protest against president Javier Milei’s significant cuts to public university funding. With inflation soaring close to 240 percent and over half of the population living in poverty, these budget reductions have intensified concerns about the future of education in the country.