Indian authorities raid BBC offices on tax charges after critical Modi documentary. On February 14, 2023, the Indian authorities conducted a tax raid on the BBC offices in Delhi and Mumbai.

This is a rare and heartwarming occurrence: "A baby born with a perfect heart-shaped birthmark on its tummy." The baby, whose name is Jorgia Welch, was born on February 22, 2022, and the photo of their birthmark has been circulating on social media, capturing the hearts of people around the world.

Anti-Valentine's Day Movement Gains Momentum! Valentine's Day is a holiday that has been celebrated for centuries as a day of love and affection. However, in recent years, there has been a growing debate over whether or not this holiday should be canceled.

A man gets stuck in new boots that cost nearly £300. A young man in the United Kingdom found himself in a bit of a predicament recently when he got his feet stuck in a pair of giant red boots.

As the UK braces for a polar snow blast, temperatures are expected to drop to freezing levels with warnings of widespread snow and ice. The country has already experienced a drop in temperatures over the past week, with many regions witnessing snowfall.

Hot dogs have been a staple of American cuisine for over a century, with the famous Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest taking place every 4th of July. However, a recent video posted online has sparked a new controversy surrounding the popular food. This controversial video sheds light on hot dog production process.

New Zealand’s Auckland braces as cyclone Gabrielle brings strong winds. As Cyclone Gabrielle approaches New Zealand, its largest city, Auckland, is bracing for strong winds and heavy rain. The city is expected to be hit by the storm on Friday, February 11th, 2023.

A student successfully passes 2,000-word university essay by using ChatGPT. The recent success of Lad in using ChatGPT to write a university essay is a testament to the potential of AI in education.

A man loses weight while eating pizza thrice a day during 30 day challenge. A man named Taylor Francis recently undertook a 30-day challenge where he ate pizza for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

NATO troops arrive in Estonia for large-scale military exercises. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is set to carry out one of its largest military exercises in the region next month, as over 4,000 troops from various NATO countries arrive in Estonia for training.

TV show's home makeover makes rooms looking like 'something from a horror film'. A recent TV show, "Your Home in Their Hands," has sparked outrage and horror among viewers due to the disastrous outcome of one of its home makeovers.

Iranian couple sentenced to 10 years for dancing in the streets. In a shocking turn of events, Iranian authorities arrested a couple for dancing in public. The couple, whose identities have not been released, was filmed dancing in a public park in the city of Tehran.

Churchland high school basketball coaches fired after one coach impersonates as player in game. A 22-year-old high school assistant basketball coach was fired along with the rest of the coaching staff after it was said that he posed as a player to play in a junior varsity game.

Sex or rest? If you ask a tree-climbing and den-dwelling marsupial quoll, they will definitely choose sex rather than take a rest. In fact, a recent study found that the male northern quolls are skipping sleep in order to have more sex.

Most slugs we've seen in our garden or elsewhere are between 1/4 inch and 2 inches long. But what if the slug you find is two feet lore's the fact: A man finds an arm-size black slug on California beach.

Thai couples urged to practice "safe pandemic sex." Let's admit it! It is normal to make love on Valentine's Day. But there is a particular government that imposes strange instructions regarding safe-sex practices. Wearing face masks and avoiding "face-to-face sex" are examples of such precautions.

Iran says drone attack targets military facility in Isfahan. Authorities said early Sunday (Jan 29) that during the night before, bomb-carrying drones attacked an Iranian defense factory in the central city of Isfahan. This happened as regional and international tensions around it were rising.

A crocodile finds the body of a drowned child and brings it back intact to rescuers a mile from the spot where he drowned in an Indonesian river. The East Kalimantan province's Jawa Estuary is where the youngster, Muhammad Ziyad Wijaya, was last seen two days earlier.

A 10-year-old girl sends half-eaten cookie to police for a DNA test to prove Santa is real. Rhode Islander Scarlett Doumato brought a parcel, including a note and leftovers from what seemed to be Saint Nick's Christmas Eve visit to her, to the Cumberland Police Department.

Iran's regime is trying to execute its way out of trouble. Outside a courthouse in Tehran, women's cries rise to a deafening roar. The rally has all the hallmarks of a vigil, but it is actually the last remnant of a statewide rebellion that has fizzled out after the Iranian judiciary's rapid delivery of death sentences recently.

Tragically, a young bride-to-be dies days after proposal after using wrong spoon to stir tea due to a deadly anaphylactic shock. Jess Prinsloo, 24, who had just gotten engaged, was travelling to South Africa last month with her fiance, Craig McKinnon, also 24.

In Monterrey, Mexico, close to the US-Texas border, a drunk thief trips and gets injured by angel’s sword while stealing St. Michael statue.

After more than 20 children suffered injuries while eating a street food known as "dragon's breath," which is at the centre of a risky new viral video fad, Indonesia issues warning over ‘Dragon’s Breath’ viral video trend which includes consuming liquid Nitrogen.

You may rest easy tonight knowing that the terrifying fungus from The Last of Us that transforms people into mad zombies is truly a thing. Yes, "The Last of Us" zombie fungus Cordyceps is actually real.