- — One Piece Chapter 1133: Here’s release date, time, spoilers and where to read
- Chapter 1133 of One Piece is set to release on December 8, 2024. It includes flashbacks about Robin's past struggles and the Straw Hats' arrival at Elbaf.
- — Kraven the Hunter: When will the upcoming Marvel film premiere? Here’s release date, cast and plot
- Kraven the Hunter is set to release in cinemas on December 13, 2024. The film features Aaron Taylor-Johnson in the lead role. The movie explores the origins of Marvel’s supervillain Kraven.
- — Donald Trump's 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico: Here are the products that will cost you more
- Donald Trump is currently the President-elect of the US and will be assuming the role of President in January next year. Meanwhile, the first thing on his table that will reportedly be signed, would be the imposing of tariffs on Canada and Mexico, which could lead to inflation of certain products in the US markets
- — Curious case of Godmother Italian nun who has been arrested over suspected link to mafia underworld
- Godmother Italian nun, Sister Anna Donelli, was arrested for alleged ties to the 'Ndrangheta Mafia.
- — EAM Jaishankar reaches Bahrain after Qatar visit
- External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar arrived in Bahrain to participate in the Manama Dialogue and co-chair the 4th India-Bahrain High Joint Commission. He was greeted by his Bahraini counterpart, Dr Abdullatif bin Rashid Al Zayani. The commission will review bilateral relations and explore ways to strengthen ties.
- — NYPD knows the name of UnitedHealthcare CEO’s killer but won’t release it yet
- Police are hunting for the killer of insurance CEO Brian Thompson. The NYPD has a suspect but is keeping the name secret. They are tightening the net around the killer. The murder sparked outrage and celebration among some who had dealt with Thompson's company.
- — Macron welcomes Trump in Paris with presidential pomp
- In Paris, French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed former US President Donald Trump with presidential pomp. Trump, visiting France after a four-year hiatus, stated they would discuss the current state of the world. The meeting included Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, focusing on the war in Ukraine and other global conflicts.
- — Who is Anna Kane? The ex-wife of NHL star Evander Kane who accused Sean Diddy of rape
- Anna Kane, formerly married to NHL player Evander Kane, has revealed herself as one of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ accusers in a sexual assault case. Filed in 2023 under a pseudonym, the lawsuit alleges Kane was drugged and gang-raped in 2008 at age 17. Kane claims Combs’ legal team intimidated her into disclosing her identity. Combs, facing multiple charges, including sex trafficking, has denied the accusations and remains in custody awaiting trial. The case sheds light on serious allegations of systemic abuse.
- — Shatranj Ke Khiladi: India's chess stars shine, backed by an NCA-style academy
- In 2019, Viswanathan Anand partnered with WestBridge Capital to establish the WestBridge Anand Chess Academy (WACA). Inspired by successful chess academies, WACA provides elite training and resources to promising young Indian players. This support has propelled players like D Gukesh to international success, including competing in the World Championship.
- — Fitch affirms Ukraine's rating at restricted default level
- Fitch Ratings has maintained Ukraine's long-term foreign currency sovereign credit rating at 'RD' (restricted default) as the war with Russia continues. President Zelenskyy recently signed a law increasing taxes to fund defense efforts. Despite this, Fitch projects a high government deficit in the coming years due to ongoing war expenses and reduced foreign aid.
- — Joker: Folie à Deux on streaming - Will it be free to download on Max?
- Fans of Joker franchise have reason to celebrate, as the sequel, Joker: Folie à Deux, is gearing up for its streaming debut.
- — Soft drinks, hard stances: How Colas became symbols of protest against American imperialism
- Gaza Cola, a new UK-based brand, pledges profits to rebuild Palestinian hospitals, capitalizing on anti-US sentiment during the Hamas-Israel conflict. This mirrors earlier cola-based protests, like Mecca Cola, targeting American brands. The author examines the interplay of religion, consumer behavior, and brand symbolism, questioning the long-term viability of such protest brands against established giants like Coca-Cola.
- — Destiny 2 The Dawning 2024: What is the event’s schedule? See dates, time and weapons
- Destiny 2's seasonal event, The Dawning 2024, begins on December 10. Guardians can enjoy new features. It includes the Mistral Lift weapon, refreshed armor, updated baking activities and a community-focused Bake-Off.
- — Tough to mop up taxman's outstanding demand
- India's outstanding tax demand has surged to ₹42 lakh crore, with ₹27 lakh crore deemed difficult to recover. Untraceable assessees, insufficient assets, and insolvency proceedings contribute to the massive backlog. Indirect tax arrears also climbed, exceeding ₹4.26 lakh crore. Staff shortages plague both tax departments, hindering collection efforts.
- — Third Eye: Wedding costs party membership and sparking many jokes among MPs
- BSP leader Narendra Sagar was suspended from his party. His son, Ankur, married Kusum, daughter of SP MLA Tribhuvan Dut. The SP president attended the wedding reception. Money was found on MP Abhishek Manu Singhvi's seat. This incident caused jokes and concern among other MPs. They worried about being held accountable for items placed on their seats.
- — Water supply will not be snapped to Rohingyas in Jammu: J&K minister
- Jammu and Kashmir Jal Shakti Minister Javed Ahmed Rana assured continued water supply to Rohingya Muslims residing in Jammu slums. This comes after reports of utilities being cut off. Rana stated the provision is on humanitarian grounds, pending a central government decision on their deportation. He will address the disconnection issue with officials, emphasizing water as a basic human right.
- — Assam CM Sarma expands cabinet, 4 ministers take oath
- In Assam, four new ministers were sworn in on Saturday, expanding the state cabinet to 18 members. Representing various regions including tea districts and Barak Valley, the new ministers Prasanta Phukan, Kaushik Rai, Krishnendu Paul, and Rupesh Goala joined the council amidst preparations for the 2026 assembly polls.
- — Maharashtra opposition skips swearing in of MLAs
- Maharashtra's opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) boycotted the assembly swearing-in, alleging EVM manipulation. They plan a campaign against EVMs, starting in Markarwadi village. Internal divisions emerged as Samajwadi Party MLAs defied the boycott and took their oaths, attributing the MVA's loss to lack of coordination.
- — Eagerly waiting for this? Here's your Horoscope for Mars Retrograde 2024-2025, the most intense astrological event of the year
- Mars Retrograde 2024-2025 promotes self-reflection, challenges, and growth with varying effects depending on astrological sign.
- — Bangladesh not to route internet to Northeastern states
- Bangladesh's internet regulator has blocked a government plan to allow India to access internet bandwidth through its territory. The regulator argues this would hinder Bangladesh's goal of becoming a regional internet hub. The decision reverses a previous agreement that would have provided faster internet to India's northeastern states via Singapore, impacting connectivity in the region.
- — Big breakthrough in murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson: This is what NYPD found in Central Park that could belong to killer
- Authorities are searching for a person of interest in the shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The suspect, believed to have fled New York City, left behind a backpack now under investigation. The case has expanded to other states with a $50,000 FBI reward for information.
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