Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama adds splash of colour to London complex

Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama unveils "Purple Hibiscus" installation at London's Barbican Centre, featuring woven cloth and urine-stained robes. The 2,000 square meter artwork showcases traditional Ghanaian robes sewn by hundreds of craftspeople. Mahama aims to explore labor history and human conditions through the exhibit, which will be on display until mid-August. The installation contrasts with the Barbican's brutalist architecture and London's grey skies.

Earthquake of 4.0 magnitude hits Pakistan

A 4.0 magnitude earthquake struck Pakistan at 1:44am Saturday, according to the National Center for Seismology. The tremor occurred at a shallow 10-kilometer depth, with no immediate reports of damage or injuries.

After Ras Baraka's arrest, 2 other Democrats spotted breaching Delaney Hall ICE center

Two Democratic representatives attempted to enter Delaney Hall ICE detention center after Newark Mayor Ras Baraka's arrest, following claims of oversight. A viral post criticizes their actions as prioritizing undocumented immigrants over citizens.

Why Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested at New Jersey ICE center | Revealed

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested at an ICE detention center after allegedly ignoring warnings from Homeland Security Investigations. The interim US Attorney stated he trespassed and refused to leave the facility on Friday.

100 Brits vs 100 Americans: New TikTok trend about bare-knuckle fight surfaces

A viral TikTok trend sparks debate about a hypothetical bare-knuckle fight between 100 Brits and 100 Americans. Users humorously speculate on potential outcomes, with some citing regional strengths and historical references, generating nearly a million views.

Trump supporter interrupts Letitia James' town hall over ‘mortgage fraud’

A Trump supporter interrupted Letitia James' town hall, demanding an apology for her legal actions against Trump and accusing her of mortgage fraud. James dismissed the allegations as baseless, and the heckler was booed and escorted out.

BART outage: When San Francisco's transit system will resume after massive downtime - Check here

BART system-wide outage disrupted San Francisco transit on Friday morning due to computer networking issues. Limited service expected to resume around 9:30 AM. Commuters advised to check BART app and use alternative transportation like buses and ferries.

Defense begins quizzing ex-model who accuses Harvey Weinstein of sex assaults during her teens

Harvey Weinstein's defense attorneys challenged former model Kaja Sokola's claims of sexual assault during her teenage years, highlighting inconsistencies in her testimonies. Sokola, the second accuser in Weinstein's retrial, alleges he assaulted her in 2002 and again in 2006. Weinstein, who has pleaded not guilty, is being retried after an appeals court overturned his previous conviction.

Migrants told of Libya deportation waited hours on tarmac, attorney says

Migrants in Texas were told they would be deported to Libya and were bused to a military airfield but returned to detention after the flight did not take off. Legal challenges arose, with a judge ruling that deporting non-Libyan migrants to Libya without proper screenings would violate court orders. The Trump administration's plans remain uncertain.

Future of AB Foods' bioethanol plant imperilled by US-UK trade deal

The recent U.S.-UK trade deal eliminates UK tariffs on U.S. ethanol, threatening the future of AB Foods' bioethanol plant in Hull, which could lead to job losses. AB Foods warns that the move, combined with existing regulatory issues, jeopardizes the viability of its operations, raising concerns among employees and farmers in the UK bioethanol industry.

‘I don't know her’: Trump says he ‘listened’ to RFK Jr before nominating Dr. Casey Means

Trump nominated Dr. Casey Means as surgeon general after RFK Jr's recommendation, despite claiming he doesn't know her. Means faces scrutiny over an inactive medical license, but Kennedy defends her academic and professional achievements.

Judge David Souter was one of Washington's most eligible bachelors, but never married

David Souter, a Supreme Court Justice appointed by George H.W. Bush, died at 85. A liberal-leaning Republican, he was known for his scholarly nature, never married, and retired in 2009, leaving a significant judicial legacy.

X notifications not working? Users report glitches and delays; company yet to respond

X users report widespread notification delays of 12-14 hours, with no official response from the company. Hundreds of users experiencing glitches since Thursday. Recommended workarounds include email alerts, manual app checks, and alternative tracking tools.

Bangladesh's interim govt mulling to ban ousted ex-PM Hasina's party

Bangladesh's interim government is set to make a "quick decision" on banning the Awami League, led by ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. This follows student protests by the newly formed National Citizen Party (NCP) demanding the ban due to allegations of autocratic rule. The interim government is consulting various political factions before reaching a decision.

Rite Aid store closings: Find out what it means for your prescriptions, locations to shut down

Rite Aid files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, planning to close 47 underperforming stores across nine states. Despite closures, the company aims to maintain pharmacy services, offering prescription transfers and continuing operations while seeking potential buyers.

UK Foreign Secretary Lammy speaks to Jaishankar on India-Pak tensions

As tensions escalate between India and Pakistan, Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar emphasized the need for "zero-tolerance" to terrorism during talks with British Foreign Secretary David Lammy. This conversation follows similar discussions with U.S. and EU officials, who called for restraint and dialogue to de-escalate the situation and protect civilian lives amid recent military actions.