Minneapolis Witness Breaks Silence on ICE Shooting
Stella Carlson shares harrowing account of Alex Pretti's fatal shooting by ICE agents, revealing video evidence contradicts official claims and describing community impact.
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Mangaluru Festival Tests On-Site Waste Incineration System
Mangaluru's Allcargo Beach Festival deployed a compact electric incinerator to treat 70kg of non-recyclable waste on-site, preventing 150kg CO2 emissions and showcasing sustainable event solutions.
Mangaluru Apartments Adopt Waste-to-Compost Systems
Apartment complexes in Mangaluru are implementing organic waste composting technologies, reducing landfill waste while generating revenue through compost sales and tax benefits.
Elephant Calf Dies Trapped in Rocks in Chhattisgarh Forest
A one-year-old elephant calf was found dead in Raigarh district's remote forest after slipping into a pit and getting wedged between rocks. Forest officials suspect internal injuries from the fall.
Macron: Greenland Standoff a Wake-Up Call for Europe
French President Emmanuel Macron calls the Greenland standoff with the U.S. a strategic wake-up call, highlighting Europe's military dependence and renewed defense push.
Israel Envoy: Hamas in Pakistan, Bangladesh Worries All Nations
Israeli Ambassador to India Naor Gilon warns that Hamas's interactions in Pakistan and Bangladesh pose a threat requiring international attention and action.
Iran Deploys Drone Carrier as US Sends Warships to Persian Gulf
Iran has deployed its first dedicated naval drone carrier, IRIS Shahid Bagheri, near the Strait of Hormuz as the US confirms sending the USS Abraham Lincoln and additional naval forces to the region, escalating tensions.
Macron: Greenland Dispute a Wake-Up Call for Europe
French President Emmanuel Macron calls the Greenland standoff with the U.S. a strategic wake-up call for Europe, highlighting geopolitical tensions. Meanwhile, protests erupt in Manhattan over alleged ICE housing.
US Disappointed by EU-India Trade Deal, Modi Calls It Historic
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expressed disappointment over the EU-India free trade agreement, alleging Europe prioritizes commerce over Ukraine. Meanwhile, PM Modi hailed the pact as historic, promising job opportunities and market access.
Taiwan Travel Risks Rise as China Detentions Quadruple
Taiwan issues a stark warning to its citizens about escalating travel risks to China, reporting a fourfold increase in cases of Taiwanese nationals detained or missing there within a single year.
CUS Slams OIC-China Ties Over Uyghur Muslim Repression
The Coalition for Uyghur Solidarity condemns OIC-China engagement, citing ongoing genocide and religious repression against Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang.
Senior Tibetan Lama Missing After Detention in Qinghai, Rights Group Concerned
A senior Tibetan Buddhist lama has gone missing after being detained by authorities in China's Qinghai province, with a rights group raising serious concerns about enforced disappearance and human rights violations in the region.
Rubio: US Ready to Use Force Against Venezuela if Needed
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio told Congress the Trump administration may use force if Venezuela's interim leadership doesn't cooperate on oil access and trade priorities, amid embassy reopening plans.
Human-Driven Land Subsidence Overtakes Climate Change as Major Flood Threat
A global study reveals land subsidence, accelerated by human activities like groundwater extraction, is now the primary flood risk in river deltas, surpassing sea-level rise and threatening millions in coastal cities.
Farmer's Body Found in Forest After Elephant Attack
The decomposed body of a Karnataka farmer was discovered in Krishnagiri forest. Sasikumar, 31, was attacked by a wild elephant on January 15 while returning from temple visit.
Zohran Mamdani Reacts to Attack on Ilhan Omar
New York Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani strongly condemns the recent attack on Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, emphasizing the need for political solidarity against such violence.
Texas H-1B Visa Freeze: Healthcare Crisis Fears
Texas Governor Greg Abbott's temporary freeze on new H-1B visa hiring at state agencies and public universities until May 2027 raises alarm among healthcare experts. The move threatens to worsen staffing shortages, slow medical research, and harm patient
Punjab, Haryana Cold Wave: Chandigarh at 10.2°C
A severe cold wave grips Punjab and Haryana, with Chandigarh recording a minimum temperature of 10.2°C. Residents face chilly mornings and dense fog, impacting daily life and health.
Texas Freezes H-1B Hiring in State Agencies, Universities
Texas Governor Greg Abbott orders immediate freeze on new H-1B visa hiring across state agencies and public universities until May 2027, citing program abuse and prioritizing Texans for jobs.
Trump Warns Iran: Make Nuclear Deal or Face Worse Attack
Former US President Donald Trump issues stark warning to Iran, threatening far more severe military action if nuclear deal isn't reached, referencing previous strike following his warnings.
Tim Cook Urges De-escalation After Minneapolis Shootings
Apple CEO Tim Cook has issued a statement advocating for calm and de-escalation following recent shootings at an ice rink in Minneapolis, emphasizing the need for community safety and dialogue.
US Faces Bomb Cyclone After Snowstorm, Weather Chaos
The United States prepares for a potential bomb cyclone following a severe snowstorm, with forecasts predicting heavy rain, strong winds, and coastal flooding across multiple regions.
Expert: Reza Pahlavi Lacks Deep Iran Support, Relies on Trump
A Middle East expert states that Reza Pahlavi, the exiled crown prince, lacks substantial backing in Iran and is attempting to gain power through alignment with former US President Donald Trump.
NYC Mayor Seeks Tax Hike on Wealthy for $10B Deficit
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani proposes tax increases on high-income residents and corporations to close a projected $10 billion budget gap, facing opposition from Governor Hochul and city elites.
MAGA's Gun Rights Dilemma Exposed by Pretti Death
Kristi Noem and Kash Patel's comments on armed protests sparked backlash from gun-rights groups, revealing deep contradictions within the conservative movement about government power and Second Amendment rights.
Trump Announces 'Trump Accounts' for US Children
US President Donald Trump will unveil 'Trump Accounts,' a government-backed investment program providing $1,000 for children born 2025-2028, with contributions from families, employers, and philanthropists.
Retired NYPD Sergeant Dies Helping Church in Snowstorm
Roger McGovern, 60, a retired NYPD sergeant, collapsed and died from a heart attack while preparing to shovel snow at Our Lady of Victory Church in Floral Park during a severe winter storm.
Snow Leopard Attack in Xinjiang: Tourist's Close Encounter
A tourist in Xinjiang, China, was attacked by a snow leopard after getting too close to take photos. The incident has prompted authorities to issue safety warnings and increase patrols in the area.
Meta Scientist's US Visa Denial Triggers Brain Drain Concerns
Meta machine learning scientist Zifan Wang announces departure from US after O-1 visa re-entry denial, prompting thinktank founder to warn of American brain drain as skilled immigrants face hurdles.
Armored Pets Targeted by Poachers in Illegal Wildlife Trade
Exotic armored pets like pangolins and armadillos are increasingly targeted by poachers for the illegal wildlife trade, driven by high prices and demand from collectors. Conservationists warn of severe threats to these species' survival.
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