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On This Day in History, June 14: Anne Frank writes diary, Auschwitz opens, first woman in space, first US flag approved, Falklands War ends and moreOn This Day in History, June 14 witnessed the beginning of Anne Frank's diary, the opening of Auschwitz, the launch of the Vostok mission t...- How much snow did NYC get? Check New York weather forecast, snowfallParts of the region could experience some of their most significant snow totals in years. Last winter, New York City recorded barely over a...
- Severe thunderstorm warning for two Texas counties after deadly flash flood killed 135. Here's what you can doWeeks after deadly flash flood in Texas killed around 135 people, a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Wise and Jack counties ...
- Malcolm-Jamal Warner dies at 54 in accidental drowning while on vacation in Costa RicaMalcolm-Jamal Warner, beloved for his iconic portrayal of Theo Huxtable on 'The Cosby Show,' tragically passed away at the age of 54. Repor...
- Trump’s visa ban is putting 16 US colleges on the brink of collapseFinancially vulnerable US private colleges, heavily reliant on international student enrollment for revenue, face new challenges due to the...
- NCLT approves acquisition of Radius Estates by Adani-owned Bridgeport RealtorsThe National Company Law Tribunal has approved the acquisition of Radius Estates and Developers by Bridgeport Realtors, a subsidiary of Ada...
- Lionel Richie cancels Madison Square Garden show. See what happenedLionel Richie and Earth Wind & Fire canceled their Madison Square Garden show an hour late due to bad weather. Richie couldn't fly into New...
- July 4 Fireworks to celebrate Independence Day across U.S.A.The U.S.A. is getting ready to celebrate its Independence Day on July 4 with fireworks, pomp, and shows across the country.
- NCAA Frozen Four 2023: See tickets’ details, how to watch on live stream, TVAt the end of the month, 16 of the best NCAA hockey teams will compete in the Frozen Four tournament to win the 2023 championship. Catch al...
- Coldest Windchill ever recorded in US at minus 108 degrees F, says report. Check Saturday forecastThe US has recorded coldest ever Windchill at minus 108 F, according to reports.
- Dead & Company cancel their New York show after a band member’s father suffers a medical emergencyDead & Company’s band member John Mayer’s father suffered a medical emergency which resulted in the band cancelling its show in Saratoga Sp...
- 'First Blood', 'Tommy Boy' actor, Tony-winning artist, Brian Dennehy, passes away at 81He is survived by his wife and five children.
- US court sentences Pak-origin businessman for unlawful export to Pak militaryKhan and two of his family members engaged in a scheme to purchase goods that were controlled under the Export Administration Regulations (...
- Sikorsky to cut 1,400 jobs, citing falling oil productionThe Stratford, Connecticut, subsidiary of United Technologies Corp. on Tuesday also cited weak demand for international military products.
- US Presidential Elections 2012: New York, New Jersey goes out to voteResidents of New York and New Jersey, the two US states worst hit by the superstorm Sandy, braved near freezing temperatures and adjusted t...
- Indian student shot dead in USUnidentified assailants have shot dead a 26-year-old Indian software engineering student at a grocery store where he was working as a part-...
- 4.5 acres of land in Mumbai's Mulund suburb sold for Rs 200 crKalpataru has purchased 4.5 acres of land in Mulund area for Rs 200 cr in one of the biggest realty deals. Income from property | Weigh opt...
- Shahzad planned to hit four other US targets: ReportFaisal had planned to attack four other targets, said a TV channel.
- Shahzad did a dry run the day beforeA day before driving an SUV with a rigged homemade bomb into Times Square, a Pakistani-American made a test drive into the heart of the cit...
- Rs 1,00,001 paid to staff to seal the dealAn automobile parts company paid Rs 1,00,001 to all its employees to get their approval for the land deal.
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