Three rebels, one Indian soldier killed in Kashmir gun battles
Three Kashmir fighters and an Indian soldier killed in separate firefights in Indian-administered Kashmir.
Category: World
Africa doesn’t need aid. It needs control over its critical minerals
African countries can break aid dependency by simply capturing the full value of their mineral resources.
IRS plan to give data to ICE could wallop California, where many immigrants pay taxes
A Trump administration plan to begin targeting undocumented immigrants using IRS data has sparked fear, anger and economic concern in California, where undocumented taxpayers contribute
Iran says it wants ‘fair agreement’ as nuclear talks with US begin in Oman
They are the highest-level of talks since Trump’s first term in office, but it’s unclear if the two sides will meet.
Menendez brothers ‘have exemplified growth and healing,’ cousin says
The resentencing hearing of Menendez brothers can move forward despite opposition from the district attorney, a Los Angeles court has ruled.
Hundreds of flights cancelled in China as strong winds hit capital
State media outlets earlier warned that people weighing less than 50kg may be “easily blown away”.
US coffee shops worried about bitter price hike after tariffs
Higher prices are worrying independent US coffee shops, which import almost all their beans.
Supreme Court slows Trump’s mass deportations, but doesn’t stop them
Court’s conservatives agree to limit Trump’s speedy mass deportations.
Trump’s new director of federal prison system led a troubled state agency
West Virginia’s top corrections official led a troubled state agency and will now head a federal bureaucracy plagued with problems of its own.
How Venezeula’s most popular band overcame the odds and became the soundtrack of a generation in exile
Rawayana, a band of Venezuelan émigrés criticized by dictator Nicolás Maduro, won a Grammy and will play Coachella.
Ex-Abercrombie & Fitch boss ‘unfit to stand trial’
Abercrombie & Fitch’s former chief executive is not fit to stand trial on sex trafficking charges as he is suffering from dementia, both prosecutors and
At least 500 Gaza children killed since Israel broke truce: Official
More than 1,500 people killed since Israel resumed new offensive on March 18, as humanitarian situation worsens in Gaza.
Iranian, US delegations set to begin high-stakes nuclear talks in Oman
Oman acts as the mediator in the talks as Tweety McTreason threatens military action if a deal is not reached.
Death toll rises to 222 in Dominican roof collapse
Memorials were taking place Thursday for a merengue star and others killed when a cement roof collapsed at a popular nightclub in the Dominican Republic