An Indonesian cathedral was rocked by a suspected suicide bombing on Sunday with body parts littering the chaotic scene as Christians inside celebrated the start of Holy Week, police said.
A man on the autistic spectrum disorder admitted to stalking a performer online and in real life.
Ashley Marco Cruz also known as Killuash, is a pro player from Aura Philippines and plays the fighter role on the team.
To mark the 10th anniversary of Game Of Thrones, HBO has planned a month-long The Iron Anniversary celebration.
How Nischal Shetty, Siddharth Menon and Sameer Mhatre spotted an opportunity, survived a ban, and created India's largest crypto exchange, WazirX.
KUALA LUMPUR, April 12 — A website aimed at furnishing voters with the latest developments in relation to 20 hot seats, predicted to be key battlegrounds in the upcoming general election (GE15),...
PETALING JAYA, April 12 — The wedding controversy of Chef Wan’s daughter Serina Redzuawan to Meor Mohammad Aidid Meor Jamaluddin just got more complicated. Aidid’s ex-wife has now entered the...
Some people recover from COVID with no lasting symptoms. For others, coronavirus can cause physical and mental symptoms that last for weeks or even months after the infection has gone.
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Leftist candidate Pedro Castillo is leading in the Peruvian presidential election with 15.8% of votes, according to a first official release of results with 11.4% of votes counted. Castillo was followed by liberal economist Hernando de Soto with 14.48% of the vote, followed by ultra-right candidate Rafael Lopez Aliaga with 13.13% and Keiko Fujimori with 12.19% of the vote, electoral officials said in a live broadcast.
Thrilled Japanese golf fans welcomed Hideki Matsuyama's historic Masters victory on Monday, with broadcasters close to tears and the prime minister hailing the win as a bright spot during the pandemic.
Britain was to partially lift coronavirus restrictions Monday, reopening shops, gyms, pub gardens and hairdressers, while India moved to ban exports of a virus treatment drug as a record surge of cases overwhelms its healthcare system.
Phoebe Bridgers’ guitar seemed like it wasn’t going to see much more action after she smashed it against an amplifier on “Saturday Night Live” in February, but it managed to strike quite a chord among would-be collectors when GLAAD put it up for auction. The artifact went for a shocking $101,500 when bidding closed Sunday. […]
Sancho has not played for the Bundesliga side since their German Cup quarter-final win over Borussia Moenchengladbach on March 2. The 21-year-old missed the 2-1 defeat by City in the first leg last week and was also unavailable for England's 2022 World Cup qualifiers against San Marino, Albania and Poland during the international break.
IPOH, April 12 — The gallery that will give visitors a glimpse into acclaimed Malaysian cartoonist Lat’s life will finally open its doors to the public after several false starts. Lat, or his...
KUALA LUMPUR, April 12 — The Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) today announced the launch of the #SayaDigital movement — an initiative aimed at increasing digital literacy among the B40...
Russia boasts a rich history of scientific invention across a wide variety of fields, from the Sputnik satellite to the coronavirus vaccine of the same name.
Protests broke out Sunday night after US police fatally shot a young Black man in a suburb of Minneapolis -- where a former police officer is currently on trial for the murder of George Floyd.
The new adaptation will please fans but is light in actual plot.
A historic jetty in Carnarvon, Western Australia, was destroyed on April 12 after Cyclone Seroja made landfall the previous night as a Category 3 system.Wind gusts of up to 170 kilometres an hour were recorded in Kalbarri as the storm passed over the coast, according to the Bureau of Meteorology.One Mile Jetty was subject to a fundraising effort for restorative works, as the structure was believed to be in urgent need of repair by the campaign.This video from Bill Kent shows the jetty in ruins the morning after the cyclone hit. Credit: Bill Kent via Storyful
Japan began COVID-19 vaccinations for its sizable elderly population on Monday, with imported doses still in short supply and the pace unlikely to stop a fourth wave of infection. Shots for people aged 65 and above began at some 120 sites across the country, using Pfizer Inc's vaccine made in Europe and delivered to the regions in the past week. Just 2,810 people in Tokyo are expected to get a shot from the first batch, while most regions will receive 1,000 doses or fewer, according to a health ministry schedule.
