Fiyaz Mughal, the man United Kingdom Government selected to confront Islamophobia in the country, has resigned from the position even before assuming office. Mughal, as per Daily Mail, resigned following a barrage of abuse.

'Vile' abuse and hate forces UK's first 'anti-Muslim hatred tsar' to quit before taking office

Donald Trump's request to delay the enforcement of the $83.3 million verdict in the case involving writer E. Jean Carroll was denied by a federal judge on Thursday.

Federal judge denies Donald Trump's appeal to delay execution of $83.3 million E. Jean Carroll verdict

Kim Jong Un, the North Korean leader, on Wednesday visited a major military operations base in the western region of the country. There, the supreme leader issued directives for heightened readiness for a potential war, reported state KCNA news agency on Thursday.

Kim Jong Un visits military base, tells North Korean military to be prepared for war: Report

Pope Francis, who is still battling a cold, limited his speaking during a weekly audience in St Peter's Square on Wednesday. Instead, he opted to have an aide read his prepared text.

Pope Francis, battling flu, struggles to sit in Popemobile, limits speech at gathering

In a coordinated operation on Wednesday night (Mar 6), the Punjab Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) and local police apprehended three terrorists near Rawalpindi's Adiala Jail where Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan is serving a 14-year sentence.

Foiled terror plot: Pakistan police arrest three terrorists near Adiala jail where ex-PM Imran Khan is held

Former top executives of Twitter, including former CEO Parag Agrawal, have sued Elon Musk, claiming he owes them nearly $130 million after taking over the social media company which he renamed X.

Doesn't pay his bills: Ex-Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal, other former execs sue Musk over $130mn unpaid benefits

The La Cumbre volcano on the remote Galapagos island of Fernandina blew its top late Saturday (March 2), said the South American country's Geophysical Institute.

Watch: La Cumbre volcano on Galapagos archipelago blows its top

The number of people suffering from obesity has more than quadrupled since 1990, according to a new study released by the Lancet medical journal. As per its findings, more than one billion people across the world have obesity.

Obesity 'epidemic' on the rise, more than 1 billion afflicted around the world: Study

NSO Group, an Israeli company known for its advanced cyber weaponry, has been ordered by a US court to provide instant messaging platform WhatsApp with codes of its notorious spyware Pegasus, as well as other spyware technology.

US judge orders Pegasus maker NSO to share secret spyware code with WhatsApp

Scientists as per reports are planning to plant "living fossils" of Wollemi pines, an around145 million old tree that is believed to have gone extinct in 1994. Where will these living fossils be planted?

Scientists try to resurrect almost extinct, millions of years-old tree, by replanting in secret locations

Hideo Kojima, the mayor of the Japanese town of Ginan in Gifu Prefecture on Thursday (Feb 29) submitted his resignation after a third-party committee found him guilty of sexually harassing a number of his female employees.

'Sorry for the trouble': Mayor of a Japanese town resigns after probe identifies 99 acts of sexual harassment

Monica Lewinsky, the former White House intern notoriously known for her affair with former US President Bill Clinton, is now the face of Reformation, a major fashion brand.

Monica Lewinsky joins hands with fashion brand to promote voting ahead of US Presidential Elections

In Japan, the number of babies born fell for the eighth straight year, falling to a record low last year. As per preliminary government data released on Tuesday, the number of births fell by more than 50 per cent.

'Critical situation': Japan's number of births fell to record low in 2023, marriages down by 5.9%

In Sudan's conflict-ridden Darfur region, authorities reportedly aligned with the army have blocked cross-border aid, drawing criticism from aid workers and the United States.

'Babies are already dying': Aid worker warns of dire consequences as Sudan blocks cross-border aid to Darfur

Brazil's ex-President Jair Bolsonaro, on Sunday (Feb 25th) flexed his political muscle, gathering thousands of supporters at São Paulo's iconic Paulista Avenue to demonstrate political strength amid investigations that many believe could land him in jail.

Brazil's Bolsonaro denies coup allegations at rally with tens of thousands supporters, says 'What is a coup?'

Veteran political consultant Steve Kramer has admitted to commissioning a robocall that impersonated President Joe Biden using artificial intelligence (AI). The call, which appealed to New Hampshire voters to not vote in the presidential primary and save their votes for the general elections to be held in November, sparked investigations and backlash from election officials and watchdogs.

Democratic political consultant Steve Kramer owns up to Biden robocall, says wanted to flag dangers of AI

A passenger flight from San Francisco to Boston on Monday (Jan 19th) had to be diverted to Denver after passengers aboard the aeroplane spotted parts of the plane's wing were damaged.

US: United Airlines flight diverted after passengers spot damaged wing at 31,000 feet. Watch!

The Indian Army on Wednesday rushed to the rescue of 500 tourists stranded due to heavy snowfall and inclement weather in East Sikkim's Gangtok. As per a PTI report, troops from the Indian Army's Trishakti Corps were behind the heroic rescue.

Indian Army's Trishakti Corps rescue 500 tourists stuck in heavy snowfall at Gangtok

Elon Musk Net worth: Last year, Elon Musk lost the title of the 'world's richest person,' however, a new report on Thursday (Feb 15) revealed that every minute of the tech billionaire is worth a whopping $6,887.

'Nothing short of remarkable': THIS is how much Elon Musk earns in one minute

An Indian embassy staff member posted in Moscow was arrested on January 28 from his native place in Uttar Pradesh for divulging sensitive Indian military information.

Espionage case: Indian embassy staff in Moscow fell prey to Pakistan ISI honey trap

Women around the globe are potentially being exposed to harmful practices like overdiagnosis and unnecessary treatments, due to the latest marketing gimmick: feminist messages.

'Take charge': Companies using feminist messages to push 'useless' health products onto women, finds study

Harvey Sultzer, a US-based grieving widower, is suing the medical giant Intuitive Surgical (IS) seeking over $75,000 in damages for his wife's death. He claims that his wife Sandra Sultzer's death was caused by the surgical robot da Vinci.

US: Surgical robot kills cancer patient after burning hole in internal organs, husband seeks justice

A 39-year-old man has become the first person in England and Wales to be convicted of cyber flashing. The man, a resident of Essex, has been convicted under the Online Safety Act for sending unsolicited images of his exposed male genitalia to a teenage girl and a woman.

Explained | What is ‘cyber flashing’? UK man becomes first to be convicted of the crime in England and Wales

In the vibrant Mexican resort town of Cancun, police have cracked down on a notorious drug syndicate, nabbing six members allegedly embroiled in a string of gruesome crimes.

Cancun crackdown: Police bust drug syndicate that hacked to death 5 people with machete