Australian police on Tuesday gave fresh updates on the Bondi Beach mass shooting that killed at least 15 people. Authorities confirmed that Islamic State flags and homemade explosives were found in a vehicle linked to the younger gunman. Police are also investigating a recent trip made by the gunmen to the Philippines. The attackers were identified as a father, 50, who died at the scene, and his 24-year-old son. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the attack was antisemitic and promised stronger gun laws. He praised a bystander who disarmed one gunman and helped save lives. Officials said there is no evidence of more attackers involved. (PC: AP)

Nick Reiner, son of Hollywood director Rob Reiner, has been arrested for murder after his parents were found dead in Los Angeles. Police said Rob Reiner and his wife Michele Singer Reiner were discovered at their Brentwood home with stab wounds. Their daughter Romy found them on Sunday. Nick Reiner, 32, is in custody with bail set at four million dollars. Police are treating the case as homicide. The cause of death is still pending. Rob Reiner was a famous filmmaker and actor known for many hit films. Tributes have poured in from Hollywood and politics. (PC: BBC)

Ahmed Al Ahmed, who confronted one attacker during the Bondi Beach shooting in Sydney, was wrongly identified online after the incident. Early reports claimed he was a fruit seller from Sydney’s Sutherland Shire. This information was incorrect. Al Ahmed is the owner of a tobacco and convenience store, which he has run since 2021. The mistake spread quickly as people shared messages of support on social media. A local fruit business later clarified it had no link to him. Al Ahmed was shot twice during the attack and is recovering in hospital. Police believe his actions helped limit further harm during the shooting. (PC: NDTV)

The United States has started social media screening for all H-1B visa applicants and their H-4 dependents from December 15. The rule requires applicants to keep their social media accounts public for review. US officials say the move aims to identify people who may pose security or safety risks. Indians are likely to be the most affected, as they make up over 70 percent of H-1B visa holders. Many visa interviews in India have been rescheduled, leaving workers stranded. Immigration lawyers warn the delays could lead to job losses and long work disruptions. (PC: HT)

The Weekend Activity Club is bringing young people together across Kolkata. Started by five friends in their early 20s, the group meets every weekend. Activities include morning runs at Rabindra Sarobar, games, music jams, picnics and parties. Most events are free or low cost. The aim is to help people step away from phones and meet in real life. Members say the club feels welcoming and safe. Many have found close friends through it. Some have even found love. The founders say the focus is friendship, fun and mental well-being. For many, WAC has become a second home. (PC: The Telegraph India)

Air pollution in Delhi remains at dangerous levels. The city government has ordered schools to move online for students up to Class V. The decision follows stricter curbs under Stage Four of GRAP. Officials said young children should avoid outdoor exposure. Earlier, schools were allowed to run in a hybrid system. Attendance in online classes was optional. That order now stands revised. Schools must stop physical classes for younger students. Campus activity will remain limited. Authorities are monitoring air quality daily. Parents have been advised to follow health guidelines. Further steps may follow if conditions worsen in coming winter days. (PC: HT)

A manhunt is underway after police released a person of interest in the Brown University shooting. Authorities said new evidence points in a different direction. The attack happened on Saturday in Providence, Rhode Island. A gunman opened fire inside a classroom. Two students were killed and nine others were injured. Police released CCTV footage showing a suspect dressed in black walking away. Investigators are now searching for more video evidence. Some campus areas remain closed as the probe continues. Around 2,000 students were moved to safe places. A vigil is planned for the victims. (PC: BBC)

Survivors of the Bondi Beach shooting described scenes of panic and horror after gunmen opened fire during a Hanukkah celebration in Sydney. The attack began around 6:45 pm as more than 1,000 people gathered for the event. At least 16 people, including one attacker, were killed and many others were injured. Witnesses said gunfire continued for nearly 10 minutes. Some hid in nearby areas before seeing bodies on the ground. Police identified the attackers as a father and son. Authorities said firearms and explosive devices were recovered. The incident has been declared a terrorist attack. (PC: HT)

Hollywood film-maker and actor Rob Reiner and his wife Michele were found dead at their Los Angeles home on Sunday. Police and firefighters reached the house after a medical emergency call. Authorities said the deaths are being probed as a possible homicide. No arrests have been made so far. Police are not searching for a suspect at this stage. The cause of death will be confirmed by the coroner. Reiner was known for directing hit films like When Harry Met Sally, A Few Good Men and Stand By Me. Tributes poured in from actors, directors and political leaders, who praised his work, kindness and public service. (PC: BBC)

Dramatic video footage from Bondi Beach shows a heroic bystander tackling and disarming one of the gunmen during the mass shooting that killed 16 people. The clip captures the chaotic moment as the man wrestles a rifle from the attacker's hands and attempts to turn the weapon on him while others flee. Additional footage shows a second shooter firing from an elevated walkway as beachgoers scatter. The attack occurred during "Chanukah by the Sea," a Hanukkah celebration on Sunday evening around 6:40 PM. Nearly 40 people were injured, including two police officers. One gunman was killed; the second suspect remains in custody.