TikTok Ban Bill Passes With Majority in US House of Representatives
Washington: The US House of Representatives has passed a bill that could potentially lead to the banning of TikTok in the United States, compelling its...
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Omar Shahid Hamid’s Novel on Karachi’s political/mafia past being adapted into films for Netflix
by TNT Desk
ISLAMABAD: The novel written by a senior police officer about the Karachi’s trouble is reportedly being adapted into a film for Netflix. Omar Shahid Hamid...
Charleston Church shooting: Nine lost the battle of life
by TNT Desk
SOUTH CAROLINA – In the tragic incident happened in Charleston church, South Carolina, on Wednesday, some nine people lost their lives....
Co-accused in Daniel Pearl murder case acquitted
by Ali Hussain
HYDERABAD: A co-accused in Wall Street Journal’s reporter Daniel Pearl’s muder case was acquitted by an anti-terrorist court (ATC)....
New iPhone ‘set for production in second quarter’
by AFP
NEW YORK: Apple is planning to begin production of a new iPhone similar in size and shape to its latest version in the second quarter...
Wall Street Journal says hit by Chinese hackers too
by AFP
Washington: The Wall Street Journal has become the second major US media organization to accuse Chinese hackers of targeting its computers in an apparent effort...
HSBC to pay $1.9 bn to settle US claims: report
by AFP
Washington: US authorities plan to announce a record $1.9 billion settlement with British bank HSBC to end allegations of money laundering, The Wall Street Journal...
Sen. Jim DeMint leaving Congress to lead the Heritage Foundation
Washington: United States’Â Sen. Jim DeMint, conservative from South Carolina who often clashes with Republican Party leadership, will resign before the new Congress is sworn in...
Pakistan gave go-ahead for cross border fatal hit: WSJ
Washington: Pakistani officials at a border coordination center gave the go-ahead to American airstrikes that inadvertently killed 24 Pakistan troops, unaware that their own forces...
Obama’s popularity consistently declining
Washington: The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Monday shows that 37 percent people in the United States strongly disapproved the way of Barack...