Mark Zuckerberg’s $1 million donation to Trump’s inaugural fund signals a strategic shift in his approach to the incoming administration, reflecting the evolving political landscape for tech CEOs.

Blinken appeared before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, capping a long period of animosity between his agency and the committee's Republican leadership, which has accused the top US diplomat of ignoring its numerous subpoenas.

Musk's wealth, largely based on the share price of Tesla and the valuation of SpaceX, already took a huge leap after Donald Trump won last month's US presidential election.

Selena Gomez, 32, and Benny Blanco, 36, are engaged! Gomez announced the happy news on Instagram, sharing photos of her engagement ring and a joyful moment with Blanco, captioned, "forever begins now.."

Mazen al-Hamada, a Syrian activist and symbol of resistance, was found dead with signs of torture in Assad’s notorious Saydnaya prison, highlighting the regime’s brutal legacy.

France demands Israel withdraw from the Golan Heights buffer zone, denouncing its actions as a violation of Syria's sovereignty and the 1974 UN agreement.

Ireland formally joins South Africa's genocide case against Israel at the ICJ, advocating for a broader interpretation of genocide amid global condemnation of Gaza's devastation.

FIFA’s decision to award Saudi Arabia the 2034 World Cup sparks global outrage over human rights, sportswashing, and environmental concerns.

"It's a great thing because he's in our family," Trump told the French magazine Paris Match in the interview conducted Saturday.

In 2024, Pakistan's Google searches reflected a mix of passions, including cricket, celebrity news, dramas, and emerging tech. Highlights included searches for PSL schedules, Arshad Nadeem’s Olympic gold, and AI tools like ChatGPT.

Lt. Gen. (Retd.) Faiz Hamid has been formally charged with political misconduct, violating the Official Secrets Act, and misuse of authority, compromising state security and interests. His involvement in the May 9 unrest and other offenses is under investigation, with a military court-martial underway.

Mohammed al-Bashir is the head of the administration that has de facto control over the country's Idlib region.