Fathimath Shamnaz Ali Saleem was accused of performing "black magic" on President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, though police neither confirmed nor denied these allegations. Details surrounding the arrest remain undisclosed by the authorities. The Maldives has a history of incidents involving alleged black magic. In 2012, police disrupted an opposition political rally, accusing the organizers of throwing a "cursed rooster" at officers during a raid. Shamnaz the state minister for environment, climate change, and energy in the Maldives, was arrested on Sunday along with two others in the capital city of Malé, police reported on Thursday. Shamnaz has been remanded in custody for a week pending further investigations.

It was the first official state visit by President Vladimir Putin to North Korea in almost 25 years. On June 19, Putin and Kim Jong Un inked a defense agreement in Pyongyang during their visit. The military agreement stipulates: "In the event that any one of the two sides is put in a state of war by an armed invasion from an individual state or several states, the other side shall provide military and other assistance with all means in its possession without delay."

According to local media on Thursday, Maldives police have detained two ministers who are currently in office for allegedly using black magic on President Mohamed Muizzu. Adam Rameez, the former spouse of Shamnaz Saleem, a state minister at the Environment Ministry, was a minister in the President's Office.

In a CNN survey conducted after the debate on Thursday night, 67% of respondents claimed that former President Trump had won, while only 33% claimed that President Biden had. Even worse news for Biden was revealed by the poll: 57% of debate viewers had no trust in Biden's capacity to manage the nation, compared to 44% who expressed no confidence in Trump's capacity.

NFL star wide receiver Randall Cobb and his wife Aiyda shared on social media this week that their house caught fire as a result of the Tesla charger in their garage. They claimed that they were “lucky to be alive” as a result of the fire that ultimately claimed nearly everything they owned. “We are lucky to be alive,” Aiyda wrote on social media. “The Tesla charger caught on fire in the garage late last night and quickly spread. We got out of the house with nothing but the clothes on our back and no shoes on our feet.” Randall Cobb gave his own account of the harrowing experience as he offered his gratitude for to the firefighters who sprang into action. Led by billionaire Elon Musk, Tesla has become the most notorious and arguably the most prestigious electic car manufacturer in the United States over the past several years. But according to a social media post from an NFL star and his wife, it sounds like a malfunction in a Tesla’s charger nearly claimed their lives.

With exactly a month before the much-awaited Deadpool & Wolverine hits theatres, the excitement is on top level. After a long wait, fans will finally see the epic reunion of Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine and Ryan Reynolds’s Merc with the Mouth. In terms of the official details, the plot synopsis, along with trailers and teasers, hints toward a chaotic adventure that takes Wade Wilson and Logan on a trip through the multiverse. Amid this, a lot of fan theories and teasing revelations have been making the rounds about Deadpool 3. Hugh Jackman is one of the biggest X-factors of the film. In his recent conversation with Vanity Fair, the actor clarified that Logan won’t be breaking the fourth wall. While Deadpool is famously known for being the biggest fourth wall breaker, stepping out of the story to make hilarious jokes, and biting insults, it is not very common with other characters. Deadpool & Wolverine director Shawn Levy was the one who rejected the idea. “So many actors come into a Deadpool movie and they’re like, ‘Great, I get to talk to the camera and break the fourth wall.’ We’re like, ‘No, no, no. There actually is a system here.’ And that keeps Deadpool’s tone unique to him,” she said. Joining the conversation, Ryan Reynolds mentioned that there are “very specific rules,” stating that Deadpool is the only one to do it.

Mustard oil, known for its pungent scent and harsh flavor, is a common ingredient in many Indian recipes. However, some brands include significant levels of erucic acid, a chemical associated with serious heart health hazards in excessive doses.

Passengers faced a mid air scare when a Korean Air plane experienced a dramatic drop of over 25,000 feet within 15 minutes. According to the reports, this sudden drop was due to a pressurization system malfunction which led to an emergency landing. The incident occurred on June 22, 2024, during flight KE189 from Seoul's Incheon International Airport (ICN) to Taichung International Airport (RMQ) in Taiwan. Upon the flight’s emergency landing in Taiwan's Taichung, 17 individuals were taken to medical facilities for evaluation. Fortunately, all were discharged without severe injuries, though they had experienced significant discomfort and anxiety during the ordeal. In response to the incident, Korean Air issued an apology to those affected. The airline assured passengers that it is fully cooperating with relevant authorities to investigate the malfunction.

More than a year after revelations by Hindenburg Research pulled the rug from under Adani Group stocks, Gautam Adani termed the report as "baseless accusations by a foreign short-seller". In an impassioned speech to shareholders at the annual general meeting (AGM) of Adani Enterprises, the group chairman called the accusations an unprecedented attack on the company's integrity and honour and added that its three core values – the courage to withstand, trust in its capabilities and commitment to purpose, helped the group ride the tide. Gautam Adani said the attack was different from typical short-sellers who looked for financial gains. He called it a two-pronged attack aimed at hurting the group's financial standing and, at the same time, an information distortion campaign, dragging the group into a political battlefield. 

Twenty-two employees were killed in a catastrophic fire that broke out at a lithium battery plant in South Korea on Monday due to an extreme explosion. Local fire officials said that most of them were Chinese nationals.