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As Afghanistan mourns victims of a deadly airstrike, Pakistan has agreed to halt military operations across the border during the Eid al-Fitr holiday. Tensions remain high between the neighboring nations.

After poaching nearly wiped them out, Uganda has successfully reintroduced southern white rhinos to the wild, marking a remarkable conservation comeback story.

Sony takes action against the surge of fake songs featuring its artists' music created using AI technology on streaming platforms.

In a shocking turn of events, Iran's intelligence minister Esmail Khatib has been killed in an air strike, a devastating blow to the country's security apparatus.

As the US-Iran conflict escalates, Trump's planned China trip aimed at resolving trade tensions has been postponed. This article examines how the Iran war is reshaping Trump's agenda and Beijing's leverage.

The FAA has banned the 'see and avoid' safety protocol for helicopters flying near busy airports, citing increased collision risks. This move aims to enhance aviation safety around major hubs.

After cross-border clashes, Pakistan and the Taliban in Afghanistan have agreed to a conditional ceasefire during the end of Ramadan. The fragile truce could be quickly reversed if violated.

Israel reportedly strikes Iran's South Pars gas field, coordinating with the US. Tehran confirms its intelligence minister's death amid escalating regional tensions.

Chaos erupted in Tehran as gunshots disrupted the Chaharshanbe Suri celebrations for the Persian New Year, sending crowds fleeing in panic. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Cesar Chavez Day is nearly here, honoring the civil rights and labor leader's impact. Discover how several states are commemorating his life and work.