KUALA LUMPUR, Sept. 11 -- Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly becoming part of everyday life, from how people search for information and communicate to how businesses serve their customers. ... Read More
India, Sept. 11 -- An alert sent about an armed individual on the campus of Ramapo College in Mahwah, New Jersey, on Thursday afternoon sparked fears of a shooting and a potential active shooter. How... Read More
India, Sept. 11 -- The day starts quietly because the Moon begins the day in Leo in your twelfth house, which can bring emotional sensitivity, extra expense, low social energy or the wish to step back... Read More
India, Sept. 11 -- You begin the day with stronger personal presence as the Moon begins the day in Leo in your first house, making you more visible, emotionally responsive and eager to act on your own... Read More
India, Sept. 11 -- The day begins with practical concerns as the Moon begins the day in Leo in your second house, making you more aware of money, food, family needs and the effect of your words. Durin... Read More
India, Sept. 11 -- The day starts briskly as the Moon begins the day in Leo in your third house, bringing calls, errands, messages, short travel and frequent interaction with neighbours, siblings or c... Read More
India, Sept. 11 -- The day begins with home and family matters taking priority as the Moon begins the day in Leo in your fourth house, making you more aware of comfort, property concerns, your mother'... Read More
India, Sept. 11 -- The day opens on a brighter, more personal note as the Moon begins the day in Leo in your fifth house, so interest in studies, children, hobbies, romance and creative plans can rise... Read More
Jakarta, Sept. 11 -- Indonesia is facing multiple natural and environmental hazards at the same time, ranging from volcanic eruptions and ash clouds disrupting air travel to widespread forest fires, h... Read More
Pakistan, Sept. 11 -- Afghan students possessing valid visas and who are enrolled in degree programs in Pakistan will be allowed to continue their studies in the country, foreign office spokesperson S... Read More