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CBS Miami

Andrew and Tristan Tate Arrested by US Marshals in Miami; UK Seeks Extradition on 42 Charges Including Rape and Trafficking

US Marshals arrested Andrew and Tristan Tate in Miami on Saturday on a sealed warrant tied to a UK Crown Prosecution Service extradition request. Andrew faces 42 charges — including rape, human trafficking, indecent images of a child and assault — and Tristan faces 17 charges. Seven alleged victims have been identified across two investigations, with alleged offences spanning 2010 to 2017 in the East of England. The brothers deny all charges and are expected in federal court next week.

December 11, 2025

News Desk

Australia bans social media for under-16s for world’s first time

Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Snapchat, Reddit are prohibited from creating or maintaining user accounts under 16 A high school student poses with his cellphone showing his social media apps in Melbourne, Australia Photos: Reuters Australia has banned social media for under-16s in a global crackdown, saying it was time to “take control” from fearsome tech giants. A number of popular apps and websites – Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and X among them – face $33 million in fines if they fail to clean up Australian-based users under 16. Australia is becoming one of the first nations to push back so forcefully

November 5, 2025

News Desk

مشہور کمانڈر ’ابو لُولُو‘ کی گرفتاری کے باوجود آر ایس ایف کا الفاشر میں قتل عام جاری

فوٹو بشکریہ بین الاقوامی میڈیا  سوڈان کے شہر الفاشر پر قابض نیم فوجی تنظیم ریپڈ سپورٹ فورسز (آر ایس ایف) نے سوشل میڈیا پر وائرل ہونے والے خطرناک کمانڈر ابو لُولُو کو شدید عالمی ردعمل کے بعد گرفتار کرلیا ہے۔ سوڈان میں جنگ کے دوران بے رحمی اور سفاکیت کی علامت بننے والا جنگجو ’ابو لُولُو‘ کی گرفتاری نے آر ایس ایف کے خلاف مزید سوالات کھڑے کر دیے ہیں۔ ابو لُولُو کی گرفتاری اور پس منظر آر ایس ایف نے گزشتہ جمعرات کو ایک تصویر جاری کی تھی جس میں بریگیڈیئر جنرل الفاتح عبداللّٰہ ادریس عرف ابو لُولُو کو ہتھکڑیوں میں دکھایا

Viral video captures private guards firing shots and assaulting man on Lahore’s Canal Road

Panic ensued in the area when security guards from a private company opened fire at a car driver on Canal Road in Lahore. The incident was captured in a video that has since gone viral on social media. The footage shows armed security guards physically assaulting the driver, identified as Imran, before firing shots at him. A team from the Dolphin Force promptly responded to the scene and pursued the assailants. The security guards abandoned one of their vehicles and fled the area. Authorities later recovered three firearms and ammunition from the abandoned vehicle. Notably, the vehicles used by the

March 4, 2025

News Desk

Rabya Kulsoom urges chips to stop hiring cricket as ambassadors, let them play cricket

Listen to the article Pakistani actress Rabya Kulsoom has taken on social media to express her frustration and express concerns about crickets appearing in brand campaigns. Taking on Instagram, Rabya Kulsoom made a strong call for brands, urging them to stop hiring cricket as their ambassadors and allow them to focus exclusively on the sport. He wrote: “I would like to ask all the brands to stop taking these crickets as their brand faces and let them focus on what they need to do -they go to cricket.” Photo: Screngrab In a sarcastic comment on Pakistan’s performance, the actress suggested

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