The death toll from a devastating blaze at Hong Kong’s Wang Fuk Court residential complex has climbed to 128, with fire alarms reportedly malfunctioning. Investigations into the cause are ongoing, focusing on renovation materials, and three men have been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and gross negligence.
Emirates brings the 54th UAE National Day to travelers with a unique inflight experience. Passengers can enjoy Emirati-inspired desserts, aromatic Arabic coffee, and festive cabin lighting. The award-winning ice entertainment system offers Arabic movies, TV shows, music, and podcasts. Dubai lounges also feature traditional dishes, creating a fully immersive cultural celebration for all passengers.
Candace Owens claims a new break in the Charlie Kirk death case, alleging a group she calls “Egyptians” booked hotel rooms in Orem, Utah, days before Kirk’s demise. She urged locals to check cameras for footage from September 4-13, 2025, but has provided no proof for her claims. Authorities have not confirmed these allegations.
Southern Thailand’s severe flooding has claimed over 80 lives, impacting millions across 12 provinces. Rescue efforts are ongoing, with drones and helicopters aiding stranded residents. Neighboring Indonesia and Malaysia are also grappling with deadly floods and landslides, with hundreds missing in Sumatra.
Two National Guard soldiers were critically wounded in a daylight shooting near the White House by an Afghan national with US military ties. The suspect, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, was apprehended after a firefight. President Trump labeled the incident an “act of terror,” leading to a halt in Afghan refugee processing and sparking debate on immigration policies.
Saudi Arabia is formalizing workplace attire with a new draft code. Saudi men must wear national dress, while non-Saudi men need a formal suit. Women are required to dress modestly, avoiding tight or transparent clothing. Employers must enforce these rules, facing penalties for non-compliance, aiming for a unified professional image nationwide.
Thanksgiving travel chaos grips Los Angeles as the 405 Freeway transforms into a sea of red brake lights. Millions nationwide are hitting the roads, making this one of the busiest holiday travel periods in decades. Viral footage captures the extensive gridlock, with drivers facing standstill traffic long before reaching their destinations.