A teacher in the Oregon classroom where a ​shooter killed three children and an adult threw her cellphone at the shooter, tackled him and fought him in an act that saved lives, police said ‌on Friday.

After creating TV hits like “The Big Bang Theory,”“Two and a Half Men,” and “Young Sheldon,” legendary producer Chuck Lorre is looking back at his milestones and missteps in a new memoir called “Sitcom.”

A motion of no confidence in Parliament should be used to remove a Prime Minister instead of resorting to a coup, says Academic Dr Mosmi Bhim.

The Fiji Meteorological Service is closely monitoring Tropical Cyclone Wati, although Fiji is not expected to be directly affected at this stage.

Fiji’s proposed 2026 constitutional amendments are facing concerns over child protection and public representation.

Serua Provincial Council Chair Tevita Boseiwaqa is calling for water and airspace to be included in constitutional provisions relating to natural resources.

As Nadroga gears up for their Skipper Cup quarter-finals this afternoon against Suva, Kavekini Boselawa is adamant his teammates have what it takes to go all the way.

Indian authorities have asked Bollywood actor Imran Khan to leave the country by the end of the ​month.

Nasinu Women have secured their place in the semi-finals of the Marama Championship after defeating Kadavu 36-26 in their quarter-final clash this morning.

The much awaited film Jailer 2 finally released today and has opened on a great note.

US police were investigating on Friday why a 16-year-old boy shot dead three children and ‌a teacher at an elementary school in Bend, Oregon, and how he got hold of the long gun used in his attack.

Police detained India’s ‘cockroach’ movement founder Abhijeet ​Dipke, student leaders and supporters on Friday as hundreds poured into central Delhi, waving the national flag and demanding the resignation of India’s election ‌chief.