Amy Klobuchar Enters Minnesota Governor Race
Long-serving US Senator Amy Klobuchar has announced her candidacy for Minnesota governor, creating a high-stakes political battle in a state facing significant challenges.
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Nicki Minaj's Trump Gold Card Fuels US Residency Interest
Nicki Minaj's display of the Trump Gold Card has reignited interest in this expedited US residency pathway. The program requires significant fees but offers permanent status and eventual citizenship eligibility.
FBI Searches Georgia Election Office in 2020 Election Investigation
FBI agents conducted a search at Fulton County's election hub near Atlanta, seizing records and ballots as part of an investigation into the 2020 presidential election. Local officials criticized the move as politically motivated.
Shooting in Cree First Nation Community in Quebec, Canada
A shooting incident occurred in the Cree First Nation community of Waswanipi in Quebec, Canada, prompting a police investigation. Authorities are working to determine the circumstances and ensure community safety.
Maharashtra Firefighters Rescue Owl from Kite String
Firefighters in Pimpri Chinchwad, Maharashtra, rescued an owl trapped in a kite string. The heartwarming video shows the rescue operation and has gone viral on social media.
Trump Attacks Powell After Fed Holds Rates, Demands Cuts
Former US President Donald Trump criticizes Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for keeping interest rates high, claiming it harms the economy and national security while citing tariff revenue as justification for lower rates.
Merz Warns Trump: Europe Won't Bow to Tariff Threats
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz issues a blunt warning to Washington, declaring Europe's unity against tariff threats while reaffirming commitment to NATO amid rising transatlantic tensions.
Palihapitiya: Media 'Red-Pilled' Me from Democrat to MAGA
Sri Lankan venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya reveals how mainstream US media coverage transformed him from a Democratic megadonor to a vocal Republican proponent and Trump supporter.
Vadodara's Vishwamitri River: Home to 442 Urban Crocodiles
The Vishwamitri River in Vadodara, Gujarat, known as India's Crocodile River, hosts 442 mugger crocodiles thriving in urban settings. Originating from Pavagadh hills, it flows through Vadodara before merging with Dhadhar River.
Klobuchar, Smith Urge Halt to ICE Operation in Minnesota
U.S. Senators Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith address Senate over Operation Metro Surge, citing deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, calling for ICE withdrawal from Minnesota.
Democrats Set Demands to Avoid US Government Shutdown
US Democrats have presented key demands to avert another government shutdown, focusing on funding priorities and policy concessions as the deadline approaches.
EU Imposes New Sanctions on Iran Over Protest Crackdown
The European Union has approved fresh sanctions targeting Iranian officials and entities in response to Tehran's violent suppression of anti-government protests.
EU Ministers Approve New Iran Sanctions Over Protest Response
European Union foreign ministers have approved new sanctions targeting Iran in response to Tehran's harsh crackdown on recent protests, as confirmed by EU diplomats.
US Lawmaker Flags Security Concerns Over Ford's China Battery Ties
A US lawmaker has expressed national security and tax credit concerns regarding Ford's battery collaborations with Chinese companies CATL and BYD, amid escalating US-China tensions.
Bombay HC Forms Panel for Mumbai Air Pollution Oversight
The Bombay High Court has established a high-powered committee to monitor air pollution compliance in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai, citing insufficient civic monitoring and unsatisfactory progress.
South Korea Enacts World's First AI Basic Act
South Korea has become the first nation globally to implement a comprehensive AI Basic Act, establishing a legal framework for artificial intelligence development, safety, and ethics.
Economic Survey Stresses Pragmatism in Climate Fight
India's Economic Survey 2026 emphasizes pragmatism and balance in climate action, prioritizing adaptation and development over rapid decarbonization.
Texas AG Probes 3 Firms for H-1B Visa Fraud Allegations
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton launches investigation into three North Texas businesses accused of H-1B visa fraud through sham companies, following Governor Greg Abbott's freeze on H-1B hiring in state agencies.
Scuffle Between Alex Pretti and Federal Officers in Minneapolis
Newly released video footage captures a scuffle involving Alex Pretti and federal officers in Minneapolis, highlighting tensions and raising questions about law enforcement conduct.
Gujarat Temperatures Drop as Cold Winds Sweep from North India
Cold winds from north India have caused temperatures in Gujarat to fall significantly below normal, with Naliya recording the lowest at 7°C. The IMD predicts fluctuations over the coming days.
Capybaras and Crocodiles' Peaceful Wetland Coexistence
Discover how capybaras and crocodiles share habitats with minimal conflict, revealing complex predator-prey dynamics, strategic hunting, and ecosystem impacts in wetland environments.
ICE Operations Shift in Minnesota Amid Trump's Mixed Messaging
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations in Minnesota appear to be shifting gears, influenced by mixed messaging from former President Donald Trump, raising concerns about enforcement consistency.
US College Administrative Bloat: Data Debunks Staffing Myths
Contrary to popular claims, data from NCES and IPEDS reveals that administrative staffing ratios at top US colleges are far lower than often cited, with complex factors driving tuition costs.
Protests Over Power Outages in Pakistan-Occupied Gilgit-Baltistan
Residents in Pakistan-occupied Gilgit-Baltistan's Ghizer district are protesting against prolonged power outages, demanding immediate restoration of electricity and improved infrastructure.
La Niña, Climate Change Fuel Southern Africa Floods
Southern Africa faces devastating floods driven by La Niña and climate change, causing widespread damage and highlighting urgent environmental challenges.
Japan's Rural Water Revolution: Home Systems Replace Infrastructure
In rural Japan, households are adopting compact water recycling systems like WOTA BOX to address population decline and rising infrastructure costs, shifting from public networks to self-contained solutions.
Middle East Scrambles to Broker US-Iran Talks as Tensions Rise
Middle Eastern governments intensify diplomatic efforts to push the US and Iran into negotiations, but both sides remain entrenched in their positions, raising the risk of military conflict in the region.
Candace Owens Criticizes Turning Point USA's Financial Tactics
Candace Owens intensifies criticism of Turning Point USA, highlighting financial disparities and legal tactics used against online critics questioning the Charlie Kirk investigation.
Saltwater Crocodiles: Ultimate Ocean Wanderers
New genetic research reveals saltwater crocodiles migrated thousands of kilometers across oceans, reaching Seychelles before human-driven extinction. Study highlights their remarkable salt tolerance and long-distance swimming capabilities.
Multiple Fatalities in South Africa Minibus-Truck Crash
A devastating collision between a minibus and a truck in South Africa's Limpopo province has resulted in multiple fatalities, with authorities investigating the cause of the tragic accident.
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