Sana Khalid
Taylor Swift, the famous singer, has achieved something big on Spotify, a music streaming platform. One of her songs from her album 'Lover,' called 'Cruel Summer,' has been played over 1 billion times by people
Adeel Hassan
Canada's economy didn't do as well as expected in the second quarter of this year. Instead of growing, it shrank by 0.2% when we look at it on a year-to-year basis. This news was disappointing
Farhan Qureshi
On a recent Saturday morning, North Korea launched several cruise missiles into the sea off its west coast. South Korea's military detected these missile launches and it's believed they are in response to the joint
Urooj Niazi
Tropical Storm Idalia came to visit the Carolinas with a lot of rain after causing destruction in Florida. People were worried that it might bring big floods, but the Carolinas were mostly okay because they
Urooj Niazi
A strong hurricane called Idalia came to Florida and caused a lot of problems on Wednesday. It brought very high waves near the coast and made many people lose their electricity. Now, it's going to
Farhan Qureshi
Idalia, a rapidly intensifying hurricane, is all ready to make history as it approaches the southeastern United States. Forecasted to strike the region where Florida's Big Bend meets the peninsula, this storm has the potential
Farhan Qureshi
In an unexpected turn of events, the Pakistani High Commissioner in London paid a surprise visit to the city and held a meeting with the caretaker Prime Minister. This surprise encounter has caught the attention
Adnan Farooq
In a significant twist that dominated the first Republican primary debate for the 2024 election cycle in Milwaukee, the noticeable absence of former President Donald Trump cast a shadow over the event. As the party's
Sana Khalid
The upcoming BRICS Summit in 2023 is set to bring together leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa for crucial discussions on various global issues. While detailed information about the agenda remains limited,
Adnan Farooq
Former US President Donald Trump has made headlines once again by announcing his decision to skip the first Republican presidential debate scheduled in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He justified his absence by asserting that he doesn't need
