Karachi Road Closures Amid Protests Over Lawyers' Sentencing
Hours-long road closures near the Karachi Press Club in Pakistan as protests erupt over the sentencing of human rights lawyers, disrupting city traffic and highlighting legal tensions.
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White House Blames Minnesota Democrats for Deadly Ice Protests
The White House has attributed a tragic incident to Minnesota Democrats, leading to nationwide protests over deadly ice encounters. This political blame game escalates tensions amid public outcry.
Noida Air Quality Deteriorates to 'Poor', Ghaziabad 'Very Poor'
Noida's air quality deteriorated to 'poor' after two days of moderate levels, with AQI at 219. Ghaziabad worsened to 'very poor' at 302 AQI. Visibility dropped below 500m, with slow winds and cloudy weather forecast.
Minneapolis and Gaza Share Violent Language Amid Conflict
A recent analysis reveals that Minneapolis and Gaza now share a common violent language, reflecting broader global tensions and conflict patterns in urban warfare.
Michelle Kwan's Journey from Skating to Diplomacy
Explore the inspiring journey of Michelle Kwan, from her record-breaking figure skating career with 5 World Championships to her current role as U.S. Ambassador to Belize, showcasing her transition from sports to public service.
Trump Backs Gun Rights, Rages at Pretti; White House Blames Dems
President Trump reaffirms Second Amendment support while questioning Alex Pretti's firearm possession. White House blames Democrats for fueling resistance to ICE operations in Minneapolis amid protests.
Maine Private Jet Crash Kills 7, Injures 1 in Winter Storm
A private jet crashed during takeoff at Bangor International Airport in Maine, killing seven people and seriously injuring one crew member amid freezing snow and icy conditions.
Indian-American Councilman Responds to H-1B Donor Questions
Burt Thakur, Frisco's first Indian-American council member, clarifies his position on H-1B visa scrutiny and defends Indian donors amid viral activist questioning about campaign contributions.
Trump, Walz Talk After Minneapolis Border Patrol Shooting
President Trump and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz held a productive call after a fatal Border Patrol shooting in Minneapolis, agreeing on an independent state investigation and reviewing federal agent presence.
Trump Deploys Border Czar to Minnesota Amid ICE Protests
President Donald Trump has deployed ICE czar Tom Homan to Minnesota to oversee federal operations following deadly anti-ICE protests that left two dead. Homan will coordinate with DOJ and Congress on investigations including alleged welfare fraud and scru
Italy Summons Israeli Envoy Over West Bank Incident
Italy has summoned the Israeli ambassador after its police officers were held at gunpoint by Israeli forces in the West Bank, escalating diplomatic tensions over the incident.
NATO Chief Warns Europe on Self-Defense Without US
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg cautions European nations against believing they can defend themselves without US support, highlighting strategic risks.
Chennai's Idumbankulam Lake Gets ₹6 Crore Restoration Boost
Tambaram Corporation allocates ₹6 crore to restore Idumbankulam lake in Chennai, addressing encroachments and pollution to improve groundwater recharge and water supply.
House Fire in Somwarpet: Woman, Grandson Escape Unhurt
A devastating fire destroyed the house of a daily wage labourer in Kajuru village, Somwarpet taluk. Elderly Pushpa and her grandson Harshith escaped safely, but all belongings were lost. Authorities suspect a short circuit.
Indian-Born UK Official Faces Fire Over Chagos Deal
Dr. Francis Vijay Narasimhan Rangarajan, an Indian-born British civil servant, faces intense criticism on social media for negotiating the controversial Chagos Archipelago sovereignty transfer to Mauritius.
UAE Denies Airspace to US as USS Lincoln Deploys Near Iran
The UAE refuses US military use of its airspace against Iran as tensions escalate. USS Abraham Lincoln moves into CENTCOM waters amid fears of drone swarm attacks.
Trump Sends Border Czar to Minnesota Amid Immigration Crisis
President Trump dispatches top border official Tom Homan to Minnesota as administration faces mounting pressure over immigration crackdown that sparked protests and fatal shootings.
NJ Transit Rail Service Resumes After Major Winter Storm
New Jersey Transit has resumed most rail services following the heaviest winter storm in years, which forced a complete shutdown. Some lines remain suspended as recovery continues.
US Aircraft Carrier Deployed to Middle East Amid Iran Tensions
The United States has strategically deployed an aircraft carrier to the Middle East region as tensions with Iran escalate, signaling heightened military readiness.
UK Warns: Ecosystem Collapse May Spark Global Conflict by 2030s
A UK intelligence report warns that rainforest decline and Himalayan river drying could cause global food/water competition by 2030s, potentially escalating tensions between nuclear powers China, India, and Pakistan.
OnlyFans Model Survives Mexican Cartel Kidnapping
A curvy OnlyFans influencer was kidnapped by masked gunmen outside a Mexican mall in a shocking daylight incident caught on video. After days of desperate search, she was found alive and in good health, raising questions about cartel violence.
Lebanon Files UN Complaint Against Israel's Ceasefire Breaches
Lebanon has formally lodged a complaint with the United Nations, accusing Israel of repeatedly violating the ceasefire agreement through daily military actions along the border.
Syrian Army, SDF Accuse Each Other of Ceasefire Breaches
The Syrian Arab Army and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces have traded accusations of violating a ceasefire agreement, escalating tensions in northeastern Syria amid ongoing regional conflicts.
J&K Braces for Heavy Snowfall, IMD Issues Advisory
Jammu and Kashmir prepares for another heavy snowfall spell as a western disturbance approaches. IMD warns of disruptions to air traffic and highways while residents and tourists welcome the winter weather.
H-1B Visa: Paying Employer Salary Risks Deportation, 5-Year Ban
H-1B workers entering the US may face removal and a five-year re-entry ban if CBP officers find they paid any salary portion to their employer. Legal experts advise reviewing contracts and understanding lawful compensation structures.
UK Conscription Debate Returns Amid Global Tensions
The UK government denies plans to reintroduce conscription, but rising global conflicts and a shrinking army have revived discussions about mandatory military service and penalties for refusal.
US Sends Aircraft Carrier to Middle East Amid Iran Unrest
The United States has deployed the USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group to the Middle East, renewing fears of potential military action against Iran as protests continue.
Ohio GOP Feud: Putsch Attacks Ramaswamy's Hindu Faith
Casey Putsch, Vivek Ramaswamy's rival in Ohio's Republican gubernatorial race, launches religious attacks, calling him 'anti-Christ' and questioning his Hindu background amid unsubstantiated allegations.
US Treasury Ends Booz Allen Contracts Over Tax Leak
The US Treasury Department has terminated all contracts with consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton following the conviction of a former contractor for leaking sensitive tax data of wealthy Americans, including Donald Trump.
US Winter Storm Halts Schools, Millions Under Advisory
A severe winter storm sweeping across the United States has forced widespread school closures and remote learning shifts, affecting over 138 million people under warnings. Key cities from New York to Atlanta suspend classes as icy conditions and power out
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