Malaysia’s Ramadan bazaars draw crowds, but some tighten belts
The nightly markets are popular with Muslims and non-Muslims alike but there are concerns of food going to waste.
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Obese cat ‘the largest anyone has ever seen’ weighs the same as a five-year-old child after being saved from cruel owner
A MORBIDLY obese cat has been saved from its cruel owner weighing as much as a five-year-old child – and rescuers say he’s “largest anyone has ever seen”.
Patches tips the scale at 40.3lbs, just five pounds below the heaviest…
What’s in US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s debt-limit package?
The Republican leader has introduced proposal to slash government spending along with increasing the federal debt limit.
US watchdog ‘cannot assure’ Afghanistan aid not going to Taliban
Special inspector says oversight has been hindered by State Department’s ‘persistent refusal’ to provide information.
US man charged with shooting Black teen pleads not guilty
Andrew Lester, 84, faces first-degree assault and armed criminal action charges for shooting 16-year-old Ralph Yarl.
Thousands flee as new ceasefire attempt fails in Sudan
Khartoum residents struggle with power cuts, water shortage as fighting rages for fifth day.
Inside the toxic woke row between Disney and Presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis overshadowing its 100th birthday
ANYONE who has watched their children gaze up in wonder at a Disney firework display will know why the group’s theme parks call themselves the “Happiest Place on Earth”.
And in the year that the entertainment giant celebrates its 100th anniversary, …
Watch as ‘meteor’ explodes over Kyiv during an air raid leaving residents fearing Nasa satellite has crashed on Ukraine
THIS is the moment the skies of Kyiv were lit up as a meteor reportedly exploded over the city during a Russian air raid attack.
Ukrainians were left fearing an old Nasa satellite that is due to fall to Earth tonight had crashed into the war-torn n…
Boy, 13, killed by 15,000-volt electric shock from overhead power line after ‘climbing on train for a photo’
A GERMAN boy has died after being shocked with 15,000 volts of electricity while taking a photo on a train in a freight yard.
The boy, 13, was playing in near the train yard in Schwerte, Germany, when he was suddenly shocked.
AlamyThe scene of th…
US sanctions Nicaraguan judges who removed dissident citizenship
The sanctions come as the government of President Daniel Ortega faces ongoing allegations of silencing dissent.