Kenya confirms first Ebola case after man who travelled from Congo dies

HEALTH-EBOLA-KENYA:Kenya confirms first Ebola case after man who travelled from Congo dies

Dasher app down for thousands: Users say 'earnings not showing up' amid outage

The DoorDash Dasher app appeared to be experiencing an outage in several US states.

Lonavala man's death in 'accidental' gunfire turns out to be murder; his grandfather, 4 others held

Jeffrey Archer no more: A look at his unforgettable books– Not A Penny…, Kane &amp; Abel, A Prison Diary

The hallmarks of pulp fiction haven't changed much since the time they first burst into the scene in the 19th century: short and clean sentences, a simplistic worldview with clear-cut heroes and villains, and fast-moving plotlines that keep the reader on the edge of their seats. Jeffrey Archer ticked all these boxes in everything that he wrote, which included 31 novels, 7 short story collections, three plays -- in all, he had 59 titles to his name. His last novel, Adam and Eve, was set to release today in India, that is October 6. Archer died on October 5 aged 86. Here's a look at some of his unforgettable titles.

Ex-FBI whistleblower alleges Trump admin pushed for probe into LA's anti-ICE protestors

Ex-FBI Jill Fields filed a whistleblower complaint alleging Trump administration ordered probes of anti-ICE protesters in LA, violating First Amendment.

ED summons Mann’s relative in <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>5-cr bribery charge linked to his wife

Amardeep Singh Grewal, a prominent Punjabi film personality, was asked by the federal agency to appear before it at the high intensity unit (HIU) in the national capital on October 7, for which he sought an adjournment

Soccer-Kane matches Shilton's England appearance mark on milestone Wembley night

SOCCER-UEFANATIONS/ (PIX):Soccer-Kane matches Shilton's England appearance mark on milestone Wembley night

Broken test tube, dead Russian scientist, quarantines: The Siberia 'plague' rumours

A suspected laboratory incident in Siberia has raised questions after a young scientist reportedly developed severe pneumonia and died days after a reported accident involving a test tube containing live bacteria. Nearly 200 people were reportedly placed under medical observation, while hospitals faced restrictions, public events were cancelled and a criminal investigation was opened. Russia’s public health agency has described the illness as “pneumonia of unknown origin,” rather than plague. The Brief examines what is known and what isn't so far about the Irkutsk incident, why plague research continues in Siberia, Russia’s history of lab accidents, and the ancient history connected to the region. Watch the full video for more.

Kenya confirms first Ebola case after man who travelled from Congo dies

Dasher app down for thousands: Users say 'earnings not showing up' amid outage

Lonavala man's death in 'accidental' gunfire turns out to be murder; his grandfather, 4 others held

Jeffrey Archer no more: A look at his unforgettable books– Not A Penny…, Kane & Abel, A Prison Diary

Ex-FBI whistleblower alleges Trump admin pushed for probe into LA's anti-ICE protestors

ED summons Mann’s relative in ₹5-cr bribery charge linked to his wife

Soccer-Kane matches Shilton's England appearance mark on milestone Wembley night

Broken test tube, dead Russian scientist, quarantines: The Siberia 'plague' rumours

Delhi court slams police over 'eyewash' report in MCOCA case

Grammy-nominated R&B singer Freddie Jackson, known for '80s hits like 'You Are My Lady,' dies at 70