Macmillan, which published Careless People through its imprint Flatiron Books, has strongly condemned Meta’s legal maneuvering.

Forever 21, once a dominant force in fast fashion, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy for the second time in six years.

PTI has refused to attend the in-camera national security session unless its leaders are allowed to meet Imran Khan. Meanwhile, the session will proceed with military officials briefing lawmakers on Pakistan's security situation amid rising terrorist attacks.

Danish Taimoor’s comments on polygamy during a Ramazan transmission have sparked backlash, with many criticizing his tone as dismissive and insensitive. The remarks, made in the presence of his wife Ayeza Khan, have led to debates on celebrity responsibility and the portrayal of marriage in the media.

Violence erupted in Nagpur over demands to remove Aurangzeb’s tomb, leading to injuries, arrests, and an indefinite curfew.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused Pakistan of supporting terrorism and betraying peace efforts, while Pakistan rejected his remarks as misleading and one-sided.

The Telegraph has issued a public apology and agreed to pay damages to Zia Chishti after admitting its reports on allegations against him were false and defamatory.

The feature is currently available to select beta testers and is expected to expand to more users in future updates.

Their unexpected delay made them the longest-serving astronauts on the ISS since NASA established a six-month rotation standard.

The EU and UK flight bans inflicted severe financial losses on PIA, reportedly amounting to nearly $150 million per year.

Samsung Electronics must adopt a "do-or-die" mindset, its chairman told executives, to confront the challenges posed by artificial intelligence that are upending the industry, Yonhap news reported Monday.

The de facto Yemeni authorities have vowed retaliation for the ongoing deadly bombing campaign