Air India Cancels US Flights Jan 25-26 Over Weather
Air India has cancelled flights to New York and Newark for January 25 and 26 due to severe winter weather conditions affecting operations and passenger safety.
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FBI Agent Quits Over ICE Shooting Probe Pressure
An FBI supervisor resigned after being urged to drop a civil rights investigation into an ICE officer who fatally shot Renee Good in Minneapolis. The case has sparked protests and internal turmoil.
US Winter Storm: Ice, Snow, Extreme Cold Warnings
A historic winter storm brings heavy snow, catastrophic ice, and extreme cold across the US from Texas to New England, causing widespread warnings and travel disruptions.
US Tariff Relief Hint for India; Bangladesh Dropped from T20 World Cup
US Trade Representative Bessent hints at possible tariff relief for India, while ICC drops Bangladesh from the T20 World Cup lineup in major evening developments.
US Winter Storm: Store Closures, Mail Delays & Travel Impact
A major winter storm sweeping across the US is causing widespread travel chaos, with potential impacts on retail stores and mail services. Here's what's open and closed.
Winter Storm Disrupts U.S. Travel, Thousands of Flights Canceled
A major winter storm is causing widespread travel disruptions across the eastern United States, with over 4,000 flights canceled and Amtrak trains affected from Texas to the Northeast.
India Votes Against UN Rights Resolution on Iran
India has voted against a UN Human Rights Council resolution on Iran, with Tehran expressing gratitude for New Delhi's support. The move highlights India's diplomatic stance on international human rights issues.
Minneapolis Police Detain 2-Year-Old in Fiice Operation
A controversial incident in Minneapolis where police officers took a 2-year-old child into custody during a Fiice operation, sparking public outcry and raising questions about police procedures.
Davos: Alpine Town to Global Forum Hub
Explore how Davos transformed from a Swiss ski resort into the iconic venue for the World Economic Forum, shaping global economics, politics, and diplomacy for over five decades.
Global Stocks Rally After Trump's Greenland Retreat, Rupture Persists
Global stocks staged a relief rally after President Trump rolled back threats to take Greenland by force, but analysts warn the underlying rupture in international relations remains unresolved, with long-term implications for the dollar and alliances.
US Winter Storm 2026: Power Grids Tested, Flights Canceled
A massive winter storm spanning 1,500 miles is disrupting the US with heavy snow, ice, and subzero wind chills, testing power grids and causing widespread flight cancellations and school closures.
China Allegedly Exploiting US Birth Citizenship for Influence
A right-wing author alleges China is sending pregnant women to the US for birth tourism and using surrogacy to create a 'Manchurian Generation' of US citizens raised under CCP control, posing a national security threat.
White House Shares AI-Generated Greenland Penguin Image
The White House has shared an AI-generated image of a penguin in Greenland, highlighting renewed US focus on Arctic policy amid climate change and geopolitical competition.
Drowning Likely Cause in Canadian Backpacker Death on K'gari
Preliminary autopsy findings indicate drowning as probable cause of Piper James's death on Australia's K'gari island, with dingo bites occurring mostly post-mortem, Queensland authorities confirm.
Trump Pentagon Strategy Moves US Military to Greenland, Panama Canal
The Pentagon's new strategy under Trump redirects US military focus from China to strategic locations like Greenland and the Panama Canal, emphasizing Arctic and maritime security.
Scientists Explain Sydney Shark Attack Surge
Researchers reveal factors like baitfish, water conditions, and human activity drawing sharks closer to Sydney's coast, leading to increased attacks.
H-1B Remote Work Debate: Rules for Working from Home Country
A viral video claiming H-1B visa fraud in Texas has sparked debate about whether visa holders can work remotely from their home countries. Immigration lawyers warn about risks and compliance issues.
FBI Agent Quits Over ICE Shooting Probe in Minneapolis
An FBI agent has resigned following an investigation into the ICE shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis, raising questions about law enforcement accountability and oversight.
China's Venezuelan Oil Stake at Risk Under US Pressure
China's significant oil investments in Venezuela, built over decades, are now threatened by US intervention post-Maduro's ouster, with Beijing's sway and assets in doubt amid shifting geopolitical dynamics.
Russia Seizes Staritsa, Advances in Kharkiv and Sumy Regions
Russian military units have captured Staritsa village in Kharkiv, marking a significant shift in the northeastern Ukrainian front. Moscow claims decisive operations as forces pound Ukrainian brigades across Kharkiv and into Sumy, destroying armor and elec
EU Chief Ursula von der Leyen Arrives in India for Strategic Dialogue
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has arrived in India for high-level discussions, focusing on trade, technology, and geopolitical cooperation between the EU and India.
Indian-Origin Man Kills Wife, 3 Relatives in US; Kids Found Hiding
A shocking domestic violence incident in the US sees an Indian-origin man allegedly murder his wife and three relatives. The children were discovered hiding in a closet, unharmed. The case highlights severe family disputes and tragic outcomes.
Iran Warns of All-Out War Response to US Military Moves
A senior Iranian official declares Tehran will treat any military attack as an all-out war, responding with maximum force, as US naval assets approach the Middle East amid heightened tensions.
Winter's Loud Crack: Frost Cracking in Trees Explained
As winter grips regions with sub-zero temperatures, loud cracking sounds from trees are causing alarm. Experts explain the science of frost cracking, a natural phenomenon often misunderstood as trees exploding.
Global Jobs Crunch: 1.2B Youth, 400M Jobs
World Bank's Ajay Banga and Nandan Nilekani warn at Davos of a looming global jobs crisis where 1.2 billion youth will compete for only 400 million jobs, risking economic and political instability.
Indian Among 4 Killed in Georgia Shooting, Child's Call Saves Lives
An Indian national was among four people killed in a family dispute shooting in Lawrenceville, Georgia. A 12-year-old child's quick 911 call from a closet helped police respond quickly, preventing further tragedy.
Houston Winter Freeze: Power Outage Safety Guide
As Houston faces an unusual severe winter freeze, residents confront heightened risks of power outages affecting heating, health, and daily life. Learn crucial safety steps to protect your family during extreme cold conditions.
Iran's 'All-Out War' Warning to U.S. Amid Military Buildup
Iran issues a stark warning of 'all-out war' against any military attack, with armed forces on high alert as U.S. warships approach the Middle East, escalating regional tensions.
Vance: Tax Credits Influenced Decision to Have Fourth Child
US Vice President JD Vance revealed government incentives like expanded child tax credit and Trump accounts played role in family planning discussions with pregnant wife Usha Vance.
Russia Captures Village in Ukraine, Strikes Drone Sites
Russia's defence ministry announces capture of another village in northeastern Ukraine and massive overnight strikes on Ukrainian long-range drone sites and energy facilities.
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