Rats 'Ate' 581kg Of Marijuana Stored In Police Warehouse, Indian Cops Say
A court had demanded that the confiscated drugs be produced as evidence during a trial for people facing smuggling charges.
Ukraine Army References 'Game Of Thrones' Book In Post About War Tank
"Winter is coming," a reply to the Ukrainian defense ministry's post read.
Drug Addict Brutally Butchers Family After They Gibe Him For Being Jobless
A drug addict allegedly murdered his father, mother, sister and grandmother by stabbing them multiple times and slitting their throats.
US Imposes Sanctions On Iranian Officials For Crackdown On Protests
The Treasury Department warned individuals and foreign financial entities against engaging in transactions with the sanctioned Iranian government officials.
Elon Musk Slams Reports Claiming He Concealed SBF's $100M Twitter Stake
"As I said, neither I nor Twitter has taken any investment from SBF/FTX. Your article is a lie. Now, I'm asking again, how much of you does SBF own," Musk told Semafor editor in chief Ben Smith in a tweet.
Ukraine Army Bombs Russian Ammunition Depot Killing 50 Soldiers
The Russian ammunition depot was located in the occupied Luhansk region.
Newborn Killed In Russian Missile Attack In Zaporizhzhia, Mother Survives
Several doctors were also injured in the strike, according to Ukrainian officials.
Ukraine Deploys 4,000 'Points Of Invincibility' Across Country
Residents who come to any "point of invincibility" will be given access to water, heating, electricity and the internet amid rolling power outages.
Russian Troops Fire At Own Soldiers While Retreating
The group of mobilized men said they suffered heavy losses in their unit after being shelled by the Russian army.
Germany Gold Heist: Organized Crime Groups May Be Behind Museum Mystery
A senior official in Germany said Wednesday that organized criminal groups were likely behind a museum heist that stole millions in ancient Celtic gold coins.
18 Thanksgiving Myths And Truths That Will Surprise You
Thanksgiving is connected to some confusing historical tales passed through generations. Here are some of the most common myths and the truths behind them.
WHO Likely To Rename Monkeypox To 'MPOX' Amid US Pressure: Report
The Biden administration fears that the virus' existing name is extremely discriminating, particularly for people of color, according to a report.
Dad Shot Daughter Dead After Telling Him She's Pregnant; She Was Lying
News of the pregnancy would have left the victim's family unable to face their relatives and friends, her father and mother claimed.
Woman Faced Angry Mob After She Climbed Protected Temple [Watch]
The woman was arrested by the local police and fined an unknown amount for her actions.
Teen Forced To Marry Her Rapist Sets Self On Fire, In Critical Condition
The 16-year-old girl set herself ablaze, pouring diesel all over her body after her rapists force her to marry one of them.
Twins Born From 30-Year-Old Embryos Dubbed The Oldest Babies In The World
The twins dethroned Molly Gibson, who had clinched the title when she was born in 2020 from an embryo that had been frozen for 27 years.
Elon Musk, Other Crypto Bigwigs Speculate On Why FTX Failed
FTX is currently run by John Ray II who, after taking the helm, said, "Never in my career have I seen such a complete failure of corporate controls and such a complete absence of trustworthy financial information as occurred here."
Navy's Advanced Stealth Warship USS Zumwalt Set For New Upgrades: Report
The Zumwalt class of destroyers has struggled to meet the Navy's planned objectives, and the program has been controversial and expensive since its start.
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WEF Seeks Shiba Inu's Help In Shaping Metaverse Global Policy
Kusama wanted the Shib Army to decide whether the Shiba Inu project should work with the international non-government organization.
Russian Colonel Demands For A Washing Machine As Bribe To Pass Inspection
Russian authorities are now trying to determine whether or not the officer has committed similar crimes in the past.
Amid Indo-Pacific Tensions, US Warns Of China's 'Dangerous Behavior'
Urging Beijing to refrain from "destabilizing actions" in Taiwan, the defense secretary asserted that the U.S. will operate wherever international law allows.
Russians Don't Care About Ukraine War Anymore, Feel 'Indifference': Poll
Despite the poll results, a Kremlin source reportedly said Russian President Vladimir Putin's administration does not believe large anti-war protests will occur.
Russian Soldiers Pretend To Surrender Before Opening Fire On Ukraine Army
Both Ukraine and Russia have launched their own investigations into the incident.
Chinese Man Arrested For Killing 1,000 Protected Birds For Hotpot
The man was arrested after being found with two large bags filled with dead sparrows and babbling thrushes in Zhejiang, China.
Russia Used Landfill In Kherson To Burn Bodies Of Dead Soldiers
Residents living near the landfill recalled seeing several Russian trucks dumping black bags at the site, according to a report.
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Mexico To Extradite Suspect In Shanquella Robinson Murder Case
Mexican authorities issued an arrest warrant for the woman suspected of assaulting Shanquella Robinson in San Jose del Cabo last month.
Canada Charges Chinese Power Plant Employee With Espionage
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) began investigating the alleged spy after Hydro-Quebec's corporate security unit grew suspicious of him.
Europe
Twitter Europe Ad Revenue Plummets 15%, Weekly Bookings Down 49%: Report
Musk reportedly personally called the executives of companies that stopped advertising on Twitter to question them about their decisions.
Zombie Virus Revived After Being Frozen For 48,500 Years
Scientists said the microbe's capability of infecting cells despite being trapped for thousands of years is causing concerns about "zombie viruses."
Africa
UN Agreement Reached In Global Climate Deal To Aid Developing Nations
The COP27 climate talks have created a new fund to compensate developing countries that have experienced damages due to extreme weather.
COP27 App: Experts Raise Surveillance Concerns About 'Cyber Weapon'
Cybersecurity experts are worried that the COP27 Summit application introduced by the Egyptian government will be used to track the activities of protesters or activists joining the conference.
Asia Pacific
India, US Practice High-Altitude Military Combat Near Disputed China Border
The exercise is being held in Auli, located at an altitude of 9,200 feet in the state of Uttarakhand near India's Line of Actual Control with China.
China Alleges US Navy 'Violated Sovereignty' In South China Sea
While the Navy said it upholds freedom of navigation as a principle, China accused the U.S. of being "a true producer of security risks" in the South China Sea.
Middle East
Moscow, Tehran Plan To Manufacture Iran's Kamikaze Drones In Russia: Report
Russia and Iran have reportedly agreed to speed up the process to begin manufacturing the drones in a matter of months.
Israel Caves In To Pressure, Will Provide 'Strategic Materials' To Ukraine
The decision to fund the supply of undisclosed "strategic materials" is a one-off deal, leaving its continuation for the new government to decide.
US
San Francisco Leaders Approve Motion For Police To Use Killer Robots
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 8-3 Tuesday to approve a policy allowing police to use robots capable of deploying lethal force if necessary.
Man Attacks And Stabs Woman, Sets Her And House On Fire
The woman ran to a neighbor for help and was found by responders with severe burns on her face and body.