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TV news host Savannah Guthrie on Tuesday released pictures of the suspected kidnapper of her mother Savannah Guthrie, expressing hope Nancy Guthrie, 84, is still alive.Taking to Instagram, Savannah shared at least four photos taken by security camers with the caption, “We believe she is still alive. Bring her home.”    She added, “Anyone with information, please contact 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324) or the Pima County Sheriff’s Department 520-351-4900.”British journalist Piers Morgan also shared the pictures writing on Instagram stories, “Horrifying images released of Nancy Guthrie kidnapper suspect at her home on day of her disappearance. If you know anything, call the police…

Dax Shepard describes ‘peaceful’ feeling during near-fatal crashDax Shepard is looking back at his near-death experience that left him calm.Kaley Cuoco made a guest appearance on the latest episode of Dax’s Armchair Expert podcast. During the conversation, Dax recalled he and one of his high school friends once got into a near-fatal car accident.“I don’t know what the definition is, but I have had the moment—which is among the most unique feelings I’ve ever had in my life—where I went, ‘Oh, I’m about to die.’ I’m like seconds away from dying,” Dax said of facing a near-death experience.The podcast host shared…

Says it’s in favour of low-income consumers; senators protest live-stream censorship Power Minister Awais Leghari. Photo: File ISLAMABAD: Power Minister Awais Leghari on Tuesday defended the power regulator’s changes on rooftop solar and net metering during a furious Senate session that criticised the decision, saying the new regulations were aimed at protecting poorer consumers. The government is currently facing political backlash as the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) abolished exchange of electricity units in solar net metering. At present, the buyback rate for solar net generation is Rs25.9 per unit which may be reduced to Rs11 per unit. The contract period has…

Says Japan stood with Pakistan in difficult times particularly during climate-related disasters President Zardari attends a reception marking the 66th birthday of Emperor Naruhito of Japan. Photo: APP President Asif Ali Zardari on Tuesday reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to further strengthening bilateral ties in the fields of development, technology, and people-to-people exchanges with Japan. “Pakistan and Japan enjoy a relationship rooted in decades of trust, mutual respect, and consistent cooperation,” President Zardari said while speaking at a reception marking the 66th birthday of Japan’s Emperor Naruhito. He highlighted Japan’s enduring support for Pakistan and its vital role in the country’s development…

Shafiqur Rahman, once marginal in Bangladeshi politics, now vies for PM as Jamaat chiefJamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh Ameer Shafiqur Rahman poses for a photograph after an interview with Reuters in Dhaka, Bangladesh, December 31, 2025.PHOTO: Reuters Shafiqur Rahman has long been on the margins of Bangladeshi politics, but his bearded face now appears on posters and billboards across Dhaka, urging voters to elect the country’s first Islamist-led government in a general election on Thursday. The 67-year-old doctor and Jamaat-e-Islami party chief has risen from near obscurity to be a serious contender for prime minister after decades of being mostly known in Islamist circles.…

City police chief says mafias enjoy political backing which makes it difficult to take action against themKarachi Police Chief AIG Azad Khan. Photo: File KARACHI: Karachi Police Chief AIG Azad Khan, in a damning admission, has revealed that the metropolis is trapped in a powerful and deeply rooted criminal system, alleging that police personnel, senior bureaucrats, politicians, and even some media figures are part of an organised crime network operating in the city. Speaking during an informal interaction with journalists at the Karachi Police Office on Tuesday, the AIG said the organised crime networks in Karachi are so strong that not only…

Prisons IG removes accused from his post after FIR lodged over abuse of power, threats and extortion allegationsMain gate of Karachi Central Jail. PHOTO: MUHAMMAD SAQIB/EXPRESS KARACHI: An assistant superintendent at the Karachi Central Jail has been accused of torturing innocent people and illegally detaining them, allegedly under the influence of drugs. Following the revelation, an FIR has been registered against Assistant Superintendent Ihsan Mehar at the New Town police station on the complaint of one of the victims, identified as Muhammad Faraz Jilani. According to the complainant, he, along with his friends—Syed Hassan, Bassam Qadir, Mohsin Hussain, and Ibad…

Fugitive crypto scammer jailed for 20 years in $73m global fraudA fugitive has been sentenced to 20 years in prison over a crypto currency scam that stole more than $73 million from victims.Daren Li, described by US authorities as the central organiser of the scheme, was convicted and sentenced by a US federal court despite fleeing after cutting off his electronic ankle monitor in December 2025. According to the US Department of Justice, Li, who is a dual citizen of China and St Kitts and Nevis, orchestrated an international cryptocurrency investment fraud that mainly targeted Americans but also drew victims…

 Ye called himself more ‘deserving’ in old tweet about Super Bowl halftime showLast year, when Kendrick Lamar took the stage for the Super Bowl halftime show, he received praise from his peers, including Kanye West.”I ACTUALLY KIND OF LIKED KENDRIICK HALF TIME SHOW,” Ye said at the time on X, formerly known as Twitter. But despite the praise, the Donda hitmaker appeared not to be overall happy. He expressed his grievance later in the tweet.The Grammy winner explained that he is more deserving to headline the Super Bowl halftime show. But he did not stop there; the Chicago rap star also…

Salman Akram Raja says abduction is attack on justice and citizens’ safety; protest in Peshawar for releasePTI lawyer, Ali Zaman with PTI founder Imran Khan. PHOTO: JUNAID AKRAM X POST The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) on Tuesday condemned the alleged abduction of Advocate Ali Zaman from Rawalpindi by unidentified men, saying the issue raised concerns over law and order and the safety of public representatives. “According to reports, Advocate Ali Zaman and his brother have been kidnapped by unknown persons in three unregistered vehicles. We strongly condemn this cowardly act and demand that Advocate Ali Zaman and his brother be immediately rescued and strict…