Aaj News

TikTok appeals to US Supreme Court to delay potential ban set for next month

ISS detects atmospheric ripples 55 miles above Earth following Hurricane Helene

Bitcoin surges past $106,000 amid hopes for U.S. strategic reserve

New theory emerges about mysterious drones being sighted across US

Pakistani delegation optimistic about Dr. Aafia Siddiqui’s release before January 20

US official Sullivan says ‘got the sense’ Israel PM ready for Gaza deal

Time Magazine names Donald Trump person of the year for 2nd time

US warns of potential Russian hypersonic missile launch against Ukraine

TikTok faces potential ban in the U.S. by 2025 following court ruling

Trump nominates Paul Atkins as SEC chair in move toward deregulation

UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson assassinated in New York: Here is what we know

President Biden pardons son Hunter, reversing previous stance

Trump announces loyalist Kash Patel as choice to lead FBI

Concerns raised over 5G auction challenges in Pakistan

Saudi Arabia abandons pursuit of US defence treaty over Israel stalemate

Authorities prevents Imam from visiting Dr. Aafia amid allegations of abuse

US embassy tells citizens to avoid Serena Hotel Peshawar till Dec 16

Trump cabinet picks targeted with bomb threats, ‘swatting’, spokesperson says

Trump nominates openly gay billionaire Scott Bessent as Treasury Secretary

Trump nominates Scott Bessent as Treasury Secretary

Police execute ‘controlled explosion’ outside US embassy in London

Trump picks Pam Bondi for US Attorney General after Gaetz withdraws

Ukraine deploys storm shadow missiles against Russia for the first time

U.S. closes embassy in Kyiv amid air attack fears

Xi says he will work with Trump team as he meets Biden in Peru

Indian family of four freezes to death while crossing US-Canada border

US woman finds out she is pregnant with quadruplets after going to doctor for sore throat

Trump’s pro-Israel cabinet picks upset Muslims who voted for him

US Congressmen urge Biden to address Imran Khan’s detention in new letter

Malcolm X’s family sues US law enforcement agencies over his assassination