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On Christmas Eve, Bethlehem Resembles a Ghost Town; Celebrations Are Halted Due to Israel-Hamas War
The normally bustling biblical birthplace of Jesus resembled a ghost town on Sunday, as Christmas Eve celebrations in Bethlehem were called off due to the IsraelHamas war.
Watch: Chinese Doctor Punches Elderly Woman in Head During Surgery, 2019 Video Sparks Outrage
Chinese authorities probe surgeon's alleged assault on elderly patient during eye surgery. Incident from 2019 goes viral; surgeon sacked, CEO dismissed
'One-in-a-Million': US Woman in Alabama with Double Uterus Gives Birth to Rare Twin Girls
Alabama woman with rare double uterus anomaly gives birth to healthy twin girls, defying one in a million odds
Russia: Communists Pit 75-yr-old Political Veteran Against Putin in Presidential Polls
At a party congress in the Moscow region, the members held a single-candidate vote backing Nikolai Kharitonov. He won just under 14% of the national vote when he stood against Vladimir Putin in 2004
Drone Strike Hits 'Israel-Linked' Trade Vessel Near Indian Coast; At Least 21 Indian Crew Members on Board
The crew members in the vessel included Indian national and the Indian Navy is expected to reach and investigate as it is the resident power
Man Jailed for Assault on Wife in UK Car Park to Be Deported to India
Varinder Singh was caught on CCTV from the Broadway shopping centre complex in Bradford, northern England, strangling his victim into a state of semi-consciousness before manhandling her into the back of his vehicle
Who is David Kozak? Prague Gunman Who 'Killed His Father, a Baby' Before Shooting Spree
There is more to student suspect involved in the worst mass shooting in the Czech Republic
China Says May Revise Gaming Rules after Tech Stocks Tumble
China unveils plans to restrict online gaming, targeting in-game purchases and compulsive playing behavior. New regulations aim to limit recharging
'We'll Take Care of That': Trump's Audio Reveals Attempt to Influence US Vote in Michigan
New allegations emerge as audio recordings reveal Trump pressuring officials not to certify 2020 election results in Michigan, adding to existing charges
Israel, Hamas Working Toward New Truce, Hostage Deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu late Tuesday told relatives of some of the remaining 129 captives held in Gaza since the October 7 attacks that his spy chief was working on efforts to "free our hostages"
Understanding the 14th Amendment of US Constitution Used to Bar Trump from Office
Colorado court blocks Trump from 2024 ballot due to Capitol attack. Legal battle ensues. Impact on US presidential election. Latest updates and reactions
Chinese Rescuers Face Freezing Cold to Find Gansu Earthquake Survivors, Toll Rises to 131
Earthquakes are common in provinces such as Gansu, lying on the northeastern boundary of the tectonically active Qinghai-Tibetan plateau
VP Harris to Tour US to Promote Abortion Rights Ahead of Election
Harris will kick off the tour in Wisconsin on January 22, the 51st anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that granted a constitutional right to abortion.
'Welcome' Sign Prompts Closure of Afghan-Pak Border Crossing as Both Sides Argue Over Its Installation
The Torkham crossing – equidistant between Islamabad and Kabul – has been frequently shut this year, with tensions sometimes spilling over into armed clashes between border guards
Israel-Hamas Truce Deal Delayed? All You Need to Know
Israel and Hamas, which have been at war since October 7, had announced a deal on Wednesday allowing at least 50 hostages and scores of Palestinian prisoners to be freed, during a four-day truce
Fresh Fighting Reported In Ethiopia's Amhara Region Between Military And Local Militiamen
Fighters from a militia called Fano fought against military units Sunday in the town of Gondar, an important tourist and commercial hub