Magnitude 7.4 earthquake in Colombia: death toll rises to at least 240
A magnitude 7.4 earthquake in Colombia has left at least 240 dead, with rescue operations ongoing.
UN: 2.4 million Afghan girls denied access to secondary education after Taliban takeover
The United Nations stated this on Tuesday, calling for an end to such “discrimination”.
German politicians call for the closure of the ‘Russian House’ in Berlin over espionage suspicions
German politicians demand closure of Berlin’s ‘Russian House’ over espionage concerns and unusual energy consumption.
Brad Pitt revealed how the role of Achilles in ‘Troy’ made him completely change his life
I quit smoking, and let me tell you, I was a professional smoker and I still miss it…”, said Brad Pitt in an interview with Vanity Fair in 2004.
Israel and Venezuela to restore consular ties after 17 years without diplomatic relations
The countries announced this in a joint statement on Tuesday.
England may become one of the first countries in the world to eliminate hepatitis C
Taking antiviral drugs for 8-12 weeks can cure more than 95% of cases.
New US Attorney General Todd Blanche Promised Senators to Limit Trump’s Protections — Then Expanded Them the Next Day
Todd Blanche expanded Trump’s executive privilege shortly after promising to limit it, potentially affecting future investigations.
Bumble, which gave women control over dating, allowed men to message first
Bumble changes its rules, allowing men to send the first message in heterosexual pairs.
FBI investigates case of North Korean IT specialist who worked at US federal agency
This was reported by Federal News Network, citing a high-ranking FBI official who spoke at a conference on July 28 in Washington, DC.
Syria expects ‘significant progress’ on nuclear issue during IAEA visit
Syria expects significant progress on nuclear issues during an IAEA visit, amid ongoing discussions and past nuclear activities.