The Sikh community in Halifax is planning a religious service for a 19-year-old Walmart employee found dead in a store oven, as investigations continue and employees receive ongoing support, including paid leave, during the store's temporary closure.
Latino voters are increasingly supporting Donald Trump, believing he has a "higher purpose" to "Make America Godly Again" by protecting traditional values and promoting religious principles.
McDonald's hosted Trump at a Pennsylvania location, sparking backlash. The company noted its political neutrality by inviting Kamala Harris.
A 19-year-old Sikh woman was found dead inside a Walmart walk-in oven in Halifax, sparking an ongoing investigation into her death and widespread social media speculation, including the viral hashtag #JusticeForGursimranKaur.
Elon Musk's America PAC is offering $1 million a day to registered voters who sign a petition supporting the First and Second Amendments, raising legal concerns about whether the giveaway violates U.S. election laws.
Daniel Birnbaum has offered a $100,000 reward for the safe return of Israeli hostages from Gaza, urging local residents to take action. His urgent plea comes amidst the ongoing hostage crisis.
Gerald O'Connor, CEO of Impact Plastics, is facing a lawsuit for allegedly abandoning his workers during Hurricane Helene, resulting in the tragic deaths of factory employees who were left behind to meet production deadlines.
A 12-year-old schoolgirl from West Virginia, tragically took her own life after being blackmailed by 26-year-old Alexander McCartney, a computer science student from Northern Ireland.
The Good News International Ministries was exposed as a doomsday cult when authorities found mass graves for members who had starved themselves to death.
Syracuse University has suspended its Phi Kappa Psi fraternity chapter after a viral video revealed shocking hazing rituals, including members vomiting on two initiates and one being duct-taped to a cross.
New York City faces a growing threat from the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, with migrant youths as young as 11 escalating from petty theft to violent armed robberies, prompting calls for tougher measures to combat the rising crime wave.
Charlamagne Tha God is a well-known media personality who has appeared on numerous television shows and hosted his own shows on MTV and BET.
Boston mother Lindsay Clancy, who allegedly strangled her three young children while suffering from postpartum depression, faces multiple charges as her tragic case highlights the severe impact of postpartum mental health struggles.
A British woman tragically died after being trapped and asphyxiated by a faulty gas-lift ottoman bed, leading to a coroner's urgent warning about the potential dangers of such mechanisms.
The recent documentary by RTVE exposes findings that contradict long-held beliefs about Christopher Columbus. The documentary was released on Spain's National Day.
Bus drivers in Peru are being brutally murdered as extortionist gangs increasingly target the country's transport sector, forcing companies to pay protection fees under threat of violent retribution.
Kimberly Hall, a 28-year-old British beautician, faces up to 60 years in a US prison for allegedly smuggling £3.5 million worth of cocaine, with her father insisting she was coerced and is "only guilty of stupidity."
Taylor Swift has sparked online discourse after donating $5 million to relief efforts for Hurricane Helene and Milton. While most agree that $5 million is a hefty sum, some do not see the donation as significant coming from one of the world's wealthiest.
A wealthy Florida woman who refused to evacuate her storm-proof home during Hurricane Milton lost power overnight. The storm caused significant damage.
In an interview with Tucker Carlson, Elon Musk claims billionaires like Bill Gates fear a Trump win due to potential disclosures linked to Epstein.
A new study has revealed that Britain is facing a record-high 745,000 asylum seekers, surpassing any other European nation.
Russia has bypassed Western sanctions by striking a barter deal with Pakistan, exchanging agricultural goods like rice and mandarins for chickpeas and lentils, allowing trade to continue without monetary transactions.
Avery Koonce, a 19-year-old US Air Force Academy cadet, tragically died from untreated pneumonia caused by a viral lung infection and bacterial sepsis, according to an autopsy report.
China has enforced a policy requiring teachers and public sector employees to surrender their passports as part of President Xi Jinping's broader effort to control international travel and limit foreign influence on civil society.
Tina Peters, a Trump supporter convicted of election fraud, is making headlines by refusing jail time unless she is provided with a special magnetic mattress for health reasons.
A wealthy Utah mother, Jennifer Gledhill, is accused of shooting her husband while he slept, disposing of his body, and attempting to cover up the crime by ordering a new mattress and cleaning the crime scene.
Despite the Vice President's support for striking port workers, their lack of enthusiasm for her candidacy suggests that her endorsement may not be reciprocated.
Critics, including Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Elon Musk, have slammed Homeland Security and FEMA for spending $640K on migrant assistance, leaving insufficient funds for hurricane relief efforts as FEMA struggles to support victims of Hurricane Helene.
Despite his tragic accident in 2013, Michael Schumacher's indomitable spirit shines through his eyes, his only means of communication.
Toilet paper shortages in the US are not due to a port strike but panic buying fueled by pandemic memories. Experts advise against unnecessary hoarding.
