"Nothing Shy About Her": Ex-Royal Secretary On Princess Diana's Nickname
Dickie Arbiter, the right-hand man of the British royal family said that there was nothing shy about Princess Diana.
Risks To Financial Stability Have Increased, Warns IMF Chief
International Monetary Fund chief Kristalina Georgieva warned on Sunday that risks to financial stability had increased and stressed "the need for vigilance" following the recent turmoil in the banking sector.
Ski Accident, $1 Suit, Taylor Swift: Gwyneth Paltrow's Trial In 10 Points
Months after actors Amber Heard and Johnny Depps sensational trial had the world glued to their phones, another Hollywood actors soap opera-like trial is making headlines.
Missing "Larger-Than-Life" Donald Trump Painting Found In His Miami Hotel
The eight-foot-tall painting could be found at the Trump National Doral hotel in Miami, propped up on used yoga mats outside an electrical room.
Over 2,000 Mummified Sheep Heads Unearthed In Egypt Temple
Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered more than 2,000 ancient mummified sheep heads left as offerings in a temple to the pharaoh Ramses II, the tourism and antiquities ministry said Sunday.
Elon Musk Offers Twitter Staff Stock Grants Of $20 Billion: Report
It is less than half of the $44 billion spent by Mr Musk to acquire the social media platform in October last year.
Deutsche Bank Shares Tumble: Is This A Cause For Concern?
Days after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, another financial titan is showing signs that all is not well. Deutsche Bank, one of the financial world's most prominent players, witnessed a sharp and steady fall in its shares.
Hindus Among Healthiest, Sikhs Most Likely To Own Homes: UK Census Data
Hindus living in the UK are among the healthiest and well qualified religious groups and Sikhs are most likely to own their homes, according to latest census data for England and Wales.
Woman Leaves AirPods On Plane, Tracks Them To Airport Worker's Home
A woman recently tracked down her lost Apple AirPods to an airport worker's home two weeks after she first left them behind on a plane.
Tornado-Hit US Town "Like A War Zone", Say Volunteers
Outside, houses are torn open and trees lie with their roots in the air. Inside, stretchers are lined up in front of tables overflowing with food.
Air India, Nepal Airlines Planes Almost Collided, 3 Controllers Suspended
A major tragedy was averted on Friday when an Air India and a Nepal Airlines aircraft came close to collision mid-air but the warning systems alerted the pilots whose timely action prevented the disaster, authorities said in Kathmandu on Sunday.
Ukraine Says Russia Holding Belarus As "Nuclear Hostage"
Kyiv on Sunday said Russia was holding Minsk as a "nuclear hostage" after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons to ally Belarus.
US Man Activates Plane's Emergency Slide Minutes Before Takeoff
A man in the United States has been arrested for allegedly opening an emergency exit door aboard a plane and causing its emergency slide to be activated moments before it was set to take off.
2 Dead After Shooting In Germany's Hamburg, Second Case In A Month
Two people have died after a shooting in Hamburg, Germany's Bild newspaper reported on Sunday.
Honduras Establishes Diplomatic Ties With China In Blow To Taiwan
China and Honduras began formal diplomatic relations on Sunday, with Taiwan accusing Beijing of "coercion and intimidation" to lure away its few remaining allies.
US Principal Forced To Resign After Students Shown Michelangelo Statue
A school principal in the United States was forced to resign after a parent complained that sixth-grade students were exposed to pornography during a lesson on Renaissance art which included Michelangelo's "David" sculpture.