Chelsea Clinton’s nuptials on Chappaquiddick Island denied

New York, Sep 1: Former US First Daughter Chelsea Clinton has been revealed to be nowhere close to tying the knot with her fiance, Marc Mezvinsky, even though rumours have stated otherwise.

When pictures of a big wedding stage being built on Chappaquiddick Island off Martha’s Vineyard emerged, it was automatically assumed that Clinton, 29, would be getting married.

“Saddam-style” torture and death penalty still prevalent in Iraq: Amnesty

Baghdad (Iraq), Sep 1: Amnesty International on Tuesday said that even though Iraq has been free from Saddam Hussein’s regime for six years, more than 1,000 prisoners are still facing death penalty in the country.

It said that Iraq’s burdened justice system can barely cope with ordinary crimes, and punishment for crimes ranging from murder to the membership and support of armed groups are out of bounds for them.

Somali migrants die after being forced into sea:UN

Tue, Sep 1 : Sixteen Somalis drowned over the weekend after smugglers ferrying migrants to Yemen forced them overboard into the Gulf of Aden, the United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) said on Tuesday.

Another 64 passengers managed to swim to Yemen’s shores after being ejected from the two ships involved in the latest deadly incidents along the busy migration route.

US report reveals Pak enhancing nuke weapon capability to target India

Washington, Sep.1: Top US nuclear scientists have shockingly revealed in a report that Pakistan is enhancing its nuclear weapons and production capabilities.

According to the report, which is yet to enter the public domain, Pakistan is readying a new nuclear capable ballistic missile for deployment and two nuclear capable cruise missiles.