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The picture was taken by a resident who was in the cemetery when they discovered it was opened. A skull was found lying in the tombstone.

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ISLAMABAD: National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq on Thursday finally constituted 40 standing committees, including the powerful Public Accounts Committee (PAC), after more than a three-month delay.

A Papua New Guinea academic believes that the discretionary funds handed out to MPs are the root of the country's persistent pushes for votes of no confidence.

US man threatens to 'slaughter' FBI agent over Hunter Biden case, charged

He was arrested at his home and charged with two counts of official misconduct Thursday, Metro Nashville police said, according to WZTV.

BYU Arts announced its BRAVO! series 2024-2025 season, including performances from world-renowned music, dance and theater stars.

Luis Gil does not want to look ahead.

EDMONTON, Alberta — Aleksander Barkov led the way offensively, Sergei Bobrovsky was in peak form in goal once again and the Florida Panthers are on the verge of lifting the Stanley Cup.

White said she hopes for casual conversations with the community.

Vermont State Police released the names of the trooper and person killed in an officer-involved shooting in Northern Vermont.

Action Construction Equipments promoter Mona Agarwal sold 13 lakh shares, and Promoter Sorab Agarwal sold 3 lakh shares on June 11th.

WHITEHALL, Ohio (WCMH) – The city of Whitehall hosted a Pride celebration on Thursday. Every year, in honor of Pride Month, city workers paint the crosswalks in rainbow colors. This year, the mayor said workers were getting harassed. In response to the hate, Mayor Michael Bivens said they decided to do something bigger and better. [...]

Mike Henle was a Review-Journal sports writer who reported on UNLV basketball and motor sports while suffering a decades-long bout with epilepsy.

Silver has come under renewed downside pressure as the US Federal Reserve delivered a hawkish pause in its monetary policy meeting that concluded on June 12

The Florida Panthers are one win from their first Stanley Cup title, but the Edmonton Oilers can at least say they at least made this loss too close for comfort.

Police can now release the name of the person who died in a crash on State Highway 8, Alexandra on Tuesday morning.

Not content with the erosion of Israel's global standing, local politicians, as well as some student leaders, seem intent on turning universities into pariahs

1. R.E.M. Reunite for First Live Performance in 13 Years at Songwriters Hall of Fame  Consequence
2. Legendary rock band surprises with first public performance in more than 15 years  PennLive
3. Bill Berry 'Sort of Regrets' Leaving R.E.M.  Vulture
4. R.E.M. discusses band's breakup, friendship and Songwriters Hall of Fame honor  CBS News
5. R.E.M.’s Original Lineup Performs Publicly for the First Time in Nearly Three Decades at Songwriters Hall of Fame Ceremony  Variety

The presidential hopeful downplays the viral New York Times report from May while speaking with Piers Morgan

The streets, which wore a lazy, unhurried look in the mornings for the past couple of months, were back to their bustling, busy self as school buses and auto-rickshaws packed with schoolchildren flitted across the city

Samir Modi seeks protection from Delhi Police amid estate distribution feud with mother, alleging threats from Bina Modi and Lalit Bhasin. He heads businesses like Colorbar Cosmetics and Modicare. Legal battle in the Supreme Court over trust deed.

Khamzat Chimaev seemingly has a serious illness, and is out of the UFC Saudi Arabia main event. Ikram Aliskerov is replacing him as Robert Whittaker's opponent.

The United States praised the recent Indian elections as the largest exercise of electoral franchise in history. State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller celebrated the scale of the election but refrained from commenting on the results or the representation of Muslims in the Indian parliament, stating that these matters are for the Indian people to decide.