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Sharyl Attkisson, a former investigative reporter for CBS News, has accused the administration of conducting unauthorized surveillance on her and her family, including allegations of hacking her electronic devices and attempting to compromise her husband’s privacy.

A new study conducted by scientists at the University of Leeds has revealed a staggering global plastic pollution crisis, highlighting the deadly consequences of insufficient waste collection.

Japanese workers are turning to 'quitting agencies' to navigate the difficult process of resigning, highlighting a culture of resistance to employees leaving their jobs. These agencies handle the resignation process on behalf of their clients, reflecting the challenges faced in Japanese work culture.

In a decisive move to combat a deadly drug crisis, the UK government is poised to ban the dangerous animal tranquiliser known as xylazine, colloquially dubbed 'tranq'.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has voiced his bewilderment over France's recent legal actions against Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, who was formally placed under investigation by French authorities last week.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that India, China, and Brazil could mediate potential peace talks over the Ukraine conflict. He was speaking at the plenary session of the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok.
 

An EasyJet flight, Airbus A320, en route to Kos International Airport in Greece, was forced to make an emergency landing at Munich International Airport just two hours post-takeoff after a drunk passenger whose antics transformed the cabin into a veritable theater of chaos.

German police were involved in a shooting incident involving a “suspicious person” outside the Israeli consulate and a museum dedicated to Nazi-era history in Munich on Thursday.

Ugandan Olympic marathon runner Rebecca Cheptegei, 33, has tragically died after being set on fire by her former boyfriend in a brutal attack, officials confirmed on Thursday.

In a harrowing episode that has sent shockwaves through the community, a young boy named Utshab Mandal was lynched to death by a frenzied mob after he was accused of 'insulting Prophet Muhammad'.