Iran sends nuclear proposal via Qatar: How Doha emerged as a key mediator between US, Iran after distancing itself

Burnham led record number of former PMs at Remembrance Sunday service

Strictly ex pro calls out judges after ‘most frustrating’ episode in history

‘What is going on?’ she asked after confusing marks in latest episode

North Dakota court bars unmarried couples from jointly adopting children, despite parental consent

In a landmark decision, North Dakota’s Supreme Court ruled that unmarried couples are barred from adopting a child together, as dictated by existing state law. This case involved a grandmother and her partner who intended to adopt her grandchild, with agreement from both biological parents. The court clarified that only legislative changes can alter adoption laws, while allowing individual adoption requests from either of the parties involved.

PNP seeks possible local accomplices in Thomas Markle child abuse case

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police (PNP) seeks possible local accomplices of Thomas Markle, the estranged father of Meghan Markle, who was arrested in Florida over alleged possession of child sexual abuse material. Authorities are working to determine the extent of Thomas Markle’s alleged activities in the Philippines and identify

Farage suggests he expects damning verdict on £5m ‘gift’ from parliament’s sleaze watchdog

Reform UK leader could face Commons suspension if found to have broken parliamentary rules over donation

Florida appeals court orders fresh review after wife loses alimony and all parenting time following pay cut

In an emerging divorce case from Florida, the Fourth District Court has called for a deeper examination of the rulings made by the Broward County trial court involving Rebecca Zalkin and Jeffrey Zalkin. The initial decision denied alimony and granted sole parental responsibility to the husband without sufficient reasoning. The appellate court highlighted the necessity for validated income data and adherence to legal protocol.

'Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha' actress Shin Min-a quietly donated over $2.7 million in 15 years to help burn victims, underprivileged children and vulnerable families

Since 2009, South Korean actress Shin Min-a has made a remarkable impact through her charitable donations, amounting to more than 3.7 billion won for various causes. Focusing on aiding burn victims, disadvantaged youth, and disaster-affected areas, her annual contributions of 100 million won reported by the Hallym Burn Foundation could total 1.1 billion won by 2026.

List of unique Diwali traditions of different Indian states — Bandi Chhor Divas, Bestu Baras, Narkasur Vadh & more

From worshipping different deities to lighting jute stems for ancestors, every region observes the festival through its own unique cultural and historical lens.

Poland in mourning after shooter with 'ultranationalistic' views killed 6, wounded 15 in Krakow

Poland began two days of national mourning on Sunday, after a 24-year-old man with far-right views drove into a busy central square in Krakow and opened fire, killing six people and wounding 15 others before police shot and wounded him.

Happy cat, happy home! Pet experts share 10 ways to have your feline friend living their best (nine) lives

Experts share the purr-fect tips and tricks to keep your fluffy roommate happy

The five states where Airbnb hosts earn the most - but short-term rentals are far from a day at the beach, experts warn

Running an Airbnb in some states can earn you more than $50,000 per year - but be prepared to work

Australia reverses military land sale plans after protests, saving four historic sites

The Australian government has opted to retain four significant historical military sites in public hands, responding to widespread public dissent against their potential sale. Notably, Victoria Barracks in Sydney and other sites in Victoria will remain untouched. The government aims to find new public purposes for these locations while preserving their heritage, and part of the broader reforms includes returning certain military lands to Indigenous communities.